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To: EAGLE-EYE who wrote (125)3/6/1998 10:37:00 PM
From: ForYourEyesOnly  Respond to of 336
 
We're on the move already......those Millers are lookin' gooooodd.

Just tell me when.

THC



To: EAGLE-EYE who wrote (125)3/7/1998 1:43:00 AM
From: BALBC  Respond to of 336
 
Could you tell me more about this report?
The recent increases in volume are a little encouraging...
looks like some stock is getting cleaned up.

still very bullish, still here, just been extremely busy,

BALBC



To: EAGLE-EYE who wrote (125)3/7/1998 3:32:00 AM
From: Terry Lyon  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 336
 
EAGLE-EYE,

Are you aware of RNTK? This is a gas-to-liquid technology company which can process heavy bottoms as well as natural gas, coal gas, etc. RNTKs process apparently can tolerate sulfer contamination while producing high quality low sulfer fuels. An agreement is expected at any moment with TX for an exclusive license for the process. TX also is licensed by Syntroleum for another GTL process which does not work well with sulfer, as I understand it. There are a lot of technical details on SI threads for RNTK and SLHO. I'm curious how ENBC and RNTK stake up against each other? Also interested in MPML which is carbonous conversion to "skygas".

Terry



To: EAGLE-EYE who wrote (125)3/7/1998 4:35:00 PM
From: Ronald D. Stange  Respond to of 336
 
EAGLE EYE:

Do you know where one could see/get a copy this gov. report. My stock position is finally in the black and would consider adding to it.

TIA,

Ron

PS: In a former life/career as a microbiologist, grew yeast for food production on petro distillates so am very interested in ENBC technology.