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To: TokyoMex who wrote (637)	12/12/1997 10:21:00 AM
From: Raj Ramaswamy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14347

Joe, Yep, Also today's conference is more of a Case Study presentation on the proposed pilot plant in India by RNTK CEO. Definitely this is far ahead of other competitors who are still in the stage of explaining the merits of their respective technologies. Hope the 'late' presentation (the last by RNTK before the bus goes off on tour) steals the show. It will be nice to know Mr. Yakobson's travel plans for next week <ggg>. If he is planning to stay at Houston thru next week, it will be a good sign..!. He definitely will want to be in Houston when the deal is inked. Raj

To: TokyoMex who wrote (637)	12/12/1997 10:27:00 AM
From: Steve Rubakh	Respond to of 14347

By: dblumoney Date: Dec 12 1997 6:13 A.M PST Reply To:Msg. 126 by benjon1 It's interesting to read this thread/yahoo and see how caution is creeeping into the messages. I keep remembering the old gold miners who would find a chunk of quartz with some gold in it, and take it in to be assayed. Of course, they picked the chunk with the most gold in it. Thus, their mine would seem to have the richest deposit of gold ever discovered, even though there might only be traces of gold in all the other tons of rock. Still, based on this one chunk of gold, they could even sell stock in their gold mine. The F-T process is still new. Just as SLHO claims a 90% versus Rentech's 80% recovery, I think only time will tell which process will really be more efficient. You have to scale the process up to cover the whole gold mine, and as you do so you learn. Because Rentech is further along than SLHO, it may actually know it's going to recover 80%, whereas SLHO is still guessing based on a small test sample, just like the miner with the richest chunk of quartz