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Gold/Mining/Energy
FASC (First American Scientific Corp)
An SI Board Since November 1996
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697 <i>First American is still in the developmental stage of this product, anjmt-3/4/1999
696 Jim Scrap rubber from discarded tires present a unique problem for world wasteJohn R Resseger-3/4/1999
695 To All: This is the post # 359 I referred to above: ___________________________Jim K.-3/4/1999
694 jmt, You refer to a private company > (GA). Do you know who this is ? Jim Jim K.-3/4/1999
693 To All: It sure is nice to see some discussion here for a change. I had about gJim K.-3/4/1999
692 WOW!!!! Now that's a fascinating and thorough company outline. I'm prColleenB-3/4/1999
691 Fasc CEO told me it was sold to a DOD contractor as you stated. The machine isJohn R Resseger-3/4/1999
690 John: (Ed, please correct me if I am wrong).... The DOD Machine was for a DODjmt-3/4/1999
689 Ed I just talked to Jack Lovelock the head honcho. He said the machine receiJohn R Resseger-3/4/1999
688 John I am not sure that FASC owns the patents outright. I am pretty sure that Ed Fishbaine-3/4/1999
687 Ed We have 17,000,000 tires in just one dump in RI. If it catches fire it wilJohn R Resseger-3/4/1999
686 John Crumb rubber is reduced from chunks of rubber which largely come from tirEd Fishbaine-3/4/1999
685 John: Welcome: Everything I always wanted to know but was afraid to ask! jmtjmt-3/4/1999
684 Ed What are some of the uses for powdered rubber? Is crumb rubber a productJohn R Resseger-3/4/1999
683 JMT it is better than nothing, just do not see this thing going up until we hafrancis terry-3/4/1999
682 Don't think its a big deal, but the company is close to leasing the machinejmt-3/4/1999
681 I sure do not know of any, but it might help, fasc has so many things that coufrancis terry-3/4/1999
680 It does not take much buying to run this stock. Does anyone know of pending neStuart Carmichael-3/4/1999
679 Well Ed I can tell you by looking at the chart it looks very positive one dayfrancis terry-2/26/1999
678 Francis I dont know much more than you do. I am very impressed with the news fEd Fishbaine-2/26/1999
677 Would I be remiss if I asked Ed Fishbane to come on here and give us a little francis terry-2/25/1999
676 Do we know that their plan is to license the technology rather than sell it? Ken Ludwig-2/25/1999
675 Don: Thanks for the update. Even though this volume does not constitute a largjmt-2/25/1999
674 Have you heard why he was buying? I agree with you on not selling based on whatDR.-2/25/1999
673 That is interesting. The stock was all over the board today on low volume. WideQone0-2/24/1999
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