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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Green Oasis Environmental, Inc. (GRNO) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Hawkmoon who wrote (9082)	4/6/1998 7:10:00 PM
From: Martin Savitska	Respond to of 13091

Ron, I agree with your assessment. When first reading the headline, all I could think was, God here we go again. Of course I read the release and see some real positives. I'm more excited about this one than the last. The big deal in the statement IMO is MANOVA. At this point, they loom as the key to bring this company back from the brink. As you stated Ron, there have been a couple of meetings between the two. If I remember right, Manova has seen the processor in operation and knows it works. Any product/test specs. could be faxed to Turkey. So why come all the way back over here. Hmmmmmmmmmm? I guess I'd want to take another look at something I was about to sink a bunch money into. This brings up the question, why shutdown the processor? Wouldn't you want it up and running for Manova? Yea you sure would but why run it at a monetary loss and take any chance of a freak breakdown. That's the last thing GRNO needs to have happen before a very important client shows up. If Manova signs on the dotted line and gives B.C. some needed capital, I think it would be a smart move to take the Company to Tx. What South Carolina has done or should I say NOT DONE in permitting GRNO to run at full bore is a travesty. You just get the feeling that SC is more interested in stealing GA's claim to fame as the peach capital of the world than getting involved with any industrial type company. Even one that has a viable solution to an ecological problem facing the country and/or world. Just my toooo much cents worth and my opinion only. Marty

To: Hawkmoon who wrote (9082)	4/6/1998 8:24:00 PM
From: Ferick	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13091

What will happen to the partnership processor once it is shut down? Will it be moved to Houston and resurrected immediately or stored until a funding source is found? Will the partnership processor be upgraded to 1000 or will a new 1000 processor be built?