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Gold/Mining/Energy : Global Platinum & Gold (GPGI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Scott Wheeler who wrote (4398)	12/9/1997 5:35:00 PM
From: Lee Bush	Respond to of 14226

Scott: My experience with Netscape has not been great. It is the only software on my machine that violates memory locations and causes fatal errors, overrunning pages of memory, etc. What the story is with this software I'm not sure, but it certainly gives me headaches. And, it seems to require more RAM memory as time goes on, even though I have flushed out the caches. My solution has been to do a reinstall periodically. Perhaps that will help in your case. Lee

To: Scott Wheeler who wrote (4398)	12/9/1997 6:50:00 PM
From: Jeff Williams	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 14226

Scott & Everyone: I have just spoken with an attendee at last Saturday's meeting at the refinery. I regret to report that the meeting did not come off as promised. It would appear the agenda of the mill owner, Mr. Stan Wardell was different from what everyone had been led to expect. First, there was no check for any of GPGI's product which had been sold. There were no assays presented and lastly, there was no evidence presented of any refined metal in the plant. When it came to discussing their process for dealing with GPGI's metal, Mr. Wardell claimed it to be proprietary. In short, the presentation turned out to be a NON-presentation. Mr. Wardell stressed that he needed $10 million to bring the facility up to speed, which seemed to be his primary agenda for holding the meeting. Mike Wendell, who is highly respected did make the observation that there is "no doubt GPGI can produce PGM's in commercial quanitites." BOTTOM LINE: This is very disappointing to everyone concerned. We had supposedly been promised a six week turnaround by this refiner, and it has now been nine weeks. However, all is not gloom and doom at this point. First, GPGI will be making shipments to other refiners in the very near future. Russ Twiford will be delivering a shipment I think tomorrow, and will be working with the new refiner. This refiner is anxious to work with us and has promised an extremely quick turn-around time. Secondly, I was told by Dick Jensen that GPGI is going to be getting an office, and completing the financials to get off the "designated" listing. This is very positive. It will erase the "mom & pop" image some have of GPGI at this time and give us increased prestige within the brokerage community. Thirdly, the mill is to be upgraded and our refining and electro-winning capabilities increased. Fourth, the Oro Grande needs to be proven up by drilling. The drill results could prove exciting as prior assays show it to be an extremely rich ore body. If the right things start happening, GPGI can raise some money and all of the needed things I noted above can become reality. By "right things" I mean finding a refiner that can turn our product into cash flow. It may take longer than we'd all hoped. but remember, you don't want to leave until the fat lady sings. Regards, Jeff PS: For Scott -- A "Fatal Exception Error?" Sounds like something out of MI-5 that would be tendered to James Bond for implementation.

To: Scott Wheeler who wrote (4398)	12/14/1997 11:40:00 PM
From: Chuca Marsh	Respond to of 14226

Scott, even Mike Wendells' computer just crashed so he is sitting with e-mail only on a borrowed computer. I scraped some Thread and had carried on with a book recap on / from Amazon.com re: <<..and to compare younger (Mesozoic) >ones, about which more is known, with older (Paleozoic and Precambrian) >ones. Moreover, because the conference was held in the northwestern US, a >greater emphasis was placed on the Mesozoic margin of western North America >and the North American shield. This proceedings volume is divided into seven >sections: concepts, techniques, and ambiguities; Cordilleran Mesozoic >margin; Precambrian margin; ...> > His comment was relating to old plate technonics theory of mine that his friend with the 42 OPT was MAYBE getting some stuff from where plates had met and he talked about the usual SEDIMENTRARY PROCESS...and my Plate meeting theory was ...something like-didn't know about it being pre-plate technonics ..well anytime I can get into a dialog with a theory- that is me! See Site: amazon.com My message of PRE Plate Tech ( Oldtech ) was: Subject: Plates and 42 OPT stuff... Here is an interesting site to search..here is a Geo one in AZ. The second one talks of ages of fault shifts...Pre-Cambrian are OLDER than original Continental PLATE Margins ...refer to A New Age In Gold Refining Thread -Mike on that write up yesterday ( or day befor)... Very Interesting...the Old Black Smoker Vents might of BEEN caused up thru a Continental Plate Margin. Arizona was a END POINT of a Plate with another...and that Ridge made our 100 mile stretch of STUFF. Agree?? Thanx Chuca amazon.com Text-Only Chucaupt2( & see a sea, a lagoon in ancient times )( I prefer not to smoke )( Thank you for not smoking )( A gentlman prefers a tiparillo) ( An old fogie stogie ) allthisbecauseofablacksmokervent. Well, Is the Oro-G a built up Vent??? Mikes' new December Post at A new Thread: Message 2940652