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oh Geez spin how you will. The fact still remains that if you have something you really want protected 128 bit just isn't going to do it. Govt requires at least 256.
It's not bol23123 that's JMHGolf. He got banned and uses my user name
You sit hear like a hawk just waiting for someone to post. LOSER
The rebate has been long taken care of. That enough for you ?
oh brother. I not wasting my time with you.
Fanatsize about what? The fact that you can take apart something that is made up of parts.
Are you kidding me? Take it apart like you take anything apart. It is made up of components. It a device used for storage. The files are stored on a board. Just like your computer you are using. You can take the hard drive off your computer and still get the files stored on it. If the files are 128 bit anyone who knows what they are doing can hack into the files in an hour. Please you are not this stupid are you?
I thought you said it wasn't made in paki by them. You have no idea do you. You just speculate
If you want the info off the bio clip you take it apart and take the encypted files off the drive and decypt them. 128 would take an hour by anyone who knows what they are doing. ThATS NOT HAPPENING with 384 bit 18 layers hls drive
128 bits is hackable within 1 hour. You can't hack into HLS' 384 bit encrytption.
did snyone see the trade today .10 not .01 up 900% must have been a misprint.
What is going to happen next week?
Here' a great article
Nov. 11, 2006, 10:17PM
Uranium now a hot commodity
Growing demand for nuclear power fuels a major rally
By GAVIN EVANS and CHRISTOPHER DONVILLE
Bloomberg News
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Uranium is the energy investment of choice for a growing number of hedge funds, which claim a sixfold gain since 2001 is just the beginning of a rally that will last years.
"We're in a historic uranium shortage," said James Passin, who manages $580 million at New York-based Firebird Management and began buying shares of uranium producers five years ago. "We're in a global nuclear revival."
Uranium, which recently hit a record $60 a pound, may rise to $70 by January after a flood at Cameco Corp.'s Cigar Lake mine in Canada, said Jean-Francois Tardif, who has $180 million in uranium at Sprott Asset Management. Bob Mitchell at Adit Capital Management says $80 to $100 a pound is possible.
Even with new mines, growth in the supply of uranium is straining to keep up with demand from utilities. Production from five of the six largest mines in Canada, Australia and Namibia fell in the first half from a year earlier, according to Nukem Corp., a Danbury, Conn.-based uranium trader.
Power producers are paying record prices for uranium to run plants that produce 16 percent of the world's electricity. Russia plans to make nuclear power the source of 25 percent of its needs by 2030, up from 16 percent now, creating a state-run company to compete with Paris-based Areva.
Demand for nuclear energy is bolstered by government efforts under the Kyoto Accord to limit emissions of carbon dioxide and curb imports of fossil fuels. Australia, home to 40 percent of the world's uranium deposits, says it may build a nuclear industry that can compete with oil and coal within 15 years.
'Producer's market'
"It is a very tight producer's market," said Robert Godsell, chief executive officer of Johannesburg-based AngloGold Ashanti Ltd., whose gold mines also produce enough uranium to meet the needs of Electricite de France, the world's biggest nuclear-energy provider. "We're very optimistic about the long-term price of uranium because it's the only alternative to coal and oil-based energy on scale."
The spot price of uranium has advanced 45 percent on average in each of the past five years, based on data from Roswell, Ga.-based Ux Consulting Co., a pricing benchmark in the nuclear industry. That beats the average annual gain of 23 percent for copper and nickel on the London Metal Exchange.
The Reuters-Jeffries CRB Index of commodities is down 8 percent this year, while uranium is up 66 percent.
"There's nothing to stop the rally in uranium, unless nuclear has a big accident," said Thomas Neff, a physicist and uranium-industry analyst at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge. The industry's worst accident, the explosion and fire that killed almost 50 at Russia's Chernobyl plant, occurred in 1986.
"We had 20 years of low prices," Neff said. "The cost of that is there had been virtually no investment in new mining projects."
Passin's Firebird Global Fund has earned average annual returns of 46 percent over the past five years. Passin is the largest shareholder in Summit Resources Ltd. of Perth, in Western Australia, and has been a "long-time holder" of uranium explorer UEX Corp. of Vancouver.
By comparison, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has returned 8.8 percent a year over the same period. Buffett's energy investments have been in oil, natural gas, coal and renewable power, not nuclear.
Buffett, the world's second-richest man, completed a $5.1 billion takeover of electricity producer PacifiCorp from Scottish Power in March, and at his annual shareholders meeting in May singled out utilities as an area of interest. New reactors may be needed to ease the threat of global warming, he told the Wall Street Journal in June 2005.
'Going higher'
Tudor Investment Corp., the $14.7 billion fund founded by Paul Tudor Jones, in the second quarter bought a stake in Cameco, the world's biggest uranium supplier, worth $29 million, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Citadel Investment Group, a $12 billion hedge fund, in that period had a stake worth $11 million, the data show.
Spokesman Bryan Locke of Chicago-based Citadel, and Gwenn Daniels, who speaks for Greenwich, Conn.-based Tudor, declined to comment.
"Prices are going higher," said Mitchell, of Adit Capital, whose fund holds uranium and shares in miners, fuel-makers and reactor builders.
'Put on fast-forward'
The flood at Cigar Lake, which Cameco said will delay production until at least early 2009 from what may become the world's second-largest mine, "has accelerated what was already happening," said Mitchell. "The movie that was already playing has been put on fast-forward."
Portland, Ore.-based Adit began buying uranium in December 2004. Mitchell would not disclose the size of the investment, which accounts for 70 percent of the Adit I fund.
Investors by law can't take physical delivery of uranium, which is tightly regulated by governments. North Korea's test of a nuclear bomb last month and the United Nations' investigation of Iran's nuclear program heightened security concerns.
Adit's holding is stored on the fund's behalf in a licensed "secure facility," Mitchell said.
Cameco estimates that speculators hold about 18 million pounds of uranium, the equivalent of more than half the 30 million pounds traded each year on the spot market.
"With recent events and the outlook for prices, they continue to be interested in accumulating," said George Assie, Cameco's vice president of marketing and business development. "They are a buyer, not a seller."
Uranium shares
Demand is also rising for shares in Toronto-based Uranium Participation Corp., a publicly traded investment fund managed by uranium miner Denison Mines Ltd., and for U.K.-based Nufcor Uranium Ltd., a fund started by Nufcor International Ltd., the world's biggest uranium trader.
Shares in the funds trade at a premium to their uranium holdings, implying a price of as much as $80 a pound, said Mitchell, who manages $150 million. Russia, the fourth-largest uranium producer, is considering selling shares in state companies that mine the metal.
Rising oil and gas prices have bolstered the case for nuclear energy. Natural gas in New York costs about $7.50 for each million British thermal unit, more than three times the average of $2 during the 1990s. Crude oil prices have doubled in three years, hitting a record $78.40 a barrel in July.
A recent 7 percent increase in uranium was the biggest gain in more than 20 years, according to Ux Consulting.
"Cigar Lake was in big bold type on everybody's spreadsheets as producing 18 million pounds a year two years from now," said Sprott's Tardif, whose holdings include Energy Resources of Australia Ltd. and Paladin Resources Ltd. "Now they're going to have to go elsewhere" for supply.
Not everyone is on board.
Don't chase the uranium rally, said Jim Rogers, the author of Hot Commodities. "It's not a surprise that prices are at all-time highs given that nobody has been opening new mines," he said. "However, I don't want to be investing in things that are touching all-time highs."
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Besides the stock being oversold, why invest in this company?
Any reason for the huge increase in volume? thanks in advance
you guys make me laugh
$375,000 dollars nonrefundable is fooling people.
Fog of War your phony paid basher post is going around again.
Confessed basher post from RB
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jimbishop,jim hollan says Today I want to come clean about something I feel very badly about. I cannot undo some of the things I have done, but hopefully this message will prevent other such occurrences in the future.
I am a paid basher.
Yes, it is true. Today is my last day at this company; I'm moving on to a new job. I've realized that there are more dignifying jobs out there that can pay me equally as well. But before I go, I want to explain a few things because this just isn't right and I won't feel good about myself until I expose this sham. It's hurt too many people and I don't want it on my conscience anymore. I can no longer live with a lie.
I work for a company called Global Calumny Funds in Stamford, CT. Basically, it's a Boiler Room much like the one in the movie of the same name. The idea behind my group is to bash the price of a company's stock down low enough to where the group of investors who retained our company's services can buy the stock really cheap and perhaps even take it over all together.
There are approximately 70 people at the company divided into several groups. My group, consisting of 5 people, is responsible for IDWD. While I probably shouldn't give any names of anyone working here now, what the heck, I'm leaving here, so what can they do? sue me? Ha! I can tell you that laptoptrader and janice shell were part of my group until he left last week, as was ninaturtle. Others who have been part of this include early bashers like hard data and Investorman. You may be interested to know that some hypsters, such as MONEYMADE and even Datatech!!, have also been part of the scam (more on that later).
There are several companies engaged in the bashing business, ours is not the only one. However, I can tell you that not every basher in here is a paid basher. Having done this for a year, I can usually tell who is a paid basher and who is merely someone
having a little fun. While unpaid bashers have a different motive than someone like me, they can be unwilling accomplices to helping me achieve my ultimate goal and they also spread rumor and confusion throughout a room, which also helps me.
What is that goal? Well, I am merely a cog in a much larger machine, so my bosses never really explained the big picture to me, but I'd say essentially, Shaddowwatch2oo3 was right. There are several companies who are quite familiar with Jim Bishop and Janice Shell and who are deathly afraid of them.
There are three types of bashers here at Global Calumny Funds: Advanced, Intermediate and Beginner. An Advanced-level basher (also known as a Silver Tongued Devil) would spread false or misleading information about the company.
They would deal in facts, countering every longs post with articles, news reports and opinion surveys that gave a negative impression about the company.
An Intermediate-level basher (also known as a Serpent) would try to weasel their way into the confidence of longs and create doubt using rumor or innuendo.
Finally, a Beginner-level basher (also known as a Pitchfork) would attempt to create confusion in the room by distracting other posters with satire, name calling and pointless arguments. The idea was to make sure no serious discussion of the stock
could take place. A Pitchfork was usually a basher, but not always. Sometimes, we would throw in a hypster Pitchfork such as MONEYMADE and laptop and a pumper like Datatech to create the illusion of an argument going on. What was really funny (in a perverse way, I guess) was that Datatech and I sat next to each other, laughing the whole time.
I was a Serpent basher, because I am known for effective bashing based on solid facts and truth. I was paid a base wage of $18 an hour for my services. I was given a $1.25 bonus for every decent quality post over 100 per day as well as a monthly bonus of $100 for every penny the stock had dropped from the previous month. I was also paid a bonus for bashing on weekends. While this may not sound like much, I made a decent, though dishonorable, paycheck plus a nice Laptop with free wireless internet connection.
Each of us sat in a small half-cubicle in a cluster with our teammates. Each group (usually five people) was made of three beginners (two who would bash and one who would hype), one intermediate and one advanced level basher. Occasionally for some
of the hotter stocks, one of the beginners would be replaced by an intermediate depending on how much the stock was rising. IDWD was a low-level stock, meaning it got the 3-1-1 configuration.
Honestly though, somehow, I get the feeling that WV Hillbilly may have worked for a basher company or knows someone who does because the fund websites he occasionally posts is eerily similar to our employer's websites. While not exact, I'd say it is about 90 percent the same. We do have certain rules that we follow.
First, we have to develop a character and stay within that character in order to build a "following." My character, "FogOfWar," was a humorous, sarcastic, obnoxious supporter of free speech and loved to portray himself as a truth-telling superhero, but only when it came to bashers.
Next, we had to follow certain guidelines on what we could say. We were urged to have an "answer" to every long's question, but we were to frame that answer in a way that ridiculed the questioner for asking such a question. However, we were never to use profanity or vulgarity because that would cause people to ignore us. We were to make fun of people, but in a civil way. The idea was to get "play," i.e. reaction from other posters. The more play we got, the more the room would be disrupted. Ignored posters get no play. One exception would be the hypsters since they were "defending" the stock against our onslaught, they got a little more leeway. People would side with the hypster because they thought he was real since he appeared to be on their side, but was really on ours, setting us up to disrupt the room. MoneyMade was quite good at this and gets paid very well.
I've worked on IDWD, VLO, AGII, QBID, BKMP, SLJB for a few months now. In addition to the FogOfWar alias, I've used a few others on several other boards as well. I've used so many aliases that I can not remember the monikers or the passwords. I honestly lost track of everything. I stuck with FogOfWar because it was the one that got the most play from other posters.
In closing, I feel absolutely terrible about this. It's just awful how I've been part of a scam designed to cheat honest, hard-working people out of their investments all for the
benefit of a few wealthy people who already have enough money to last a lifetime.
These greedy people MUST be stopped. That's why I'm posting this before I leave. I want to make up for some of the damage I've done. I can't live with this lie anymore. You can't imagine how hard it is to look at myself in the mirror each morning knowing my job is to cheat and lie.
I have to go now, I'm too broken up to continue. I hope this confession can make up for my sordid deeds; I would urge everyone who reads this to inform as many people as you can. Only by shining the light of truth can we drive these rats back into the darkness from whence they came. Believe me, they don't want publicity.
Good luck and I hope all of you the best in your investment endeavors.
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Press Release Source: Russell Industries
Russell Industries Finalizes Mining Acquisition
Monday October 9, 6:00 am ET
HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Russell Industries, Inc. (PINK SHEETS:RSDI - News) announces that it has finalized its acquisition of 54 mine claims located in San Juan County, Monticello, Utah from U.S. Minerals, LLC, (Mesa, AZ).
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Before you get testy, check the 8k from july 28th. WSA no mention of Patrick Downs anywhere. What makes you think PAT DOWNS is HLS?
If they don't have to surrender shares of
HLS, 2 million might be cheap. JMHO
JHM I saw the USA TODAY's ad for HLS Worldwide business opportunity was still there, some 5 or 6 weeks now. What an elaborate scam huh. HLS is real and here to stay!
ditto
This was posted by derf1 on HSM. There is nothing in this filing about HLS/IDS. This filing was just to make PGRD a clean shell so that HLS can be merged into it. We need to see the next SEC filing for PGRD. IMO.
This is from an earlier 8K with PGRD. On July 5, 2006, holders of 2,350,000 restricted common shares of Proguard Acquisition Corp. (87% of the total outstanding) (?collectively, the ?Optionors?) granted an option to Worldwide Security Acquisitions, LLC (?Optionee?) to purchase a minimum of 2,000,000 common shares and up to a maximum of 2,350,000 common shares of Proguard Acquisition Corp. at the exercise price of $1.00 per common share.
JMO, sounds like derf1 is on the right trail. The bashers did the research for us that WSA,LLC is somehow tied in with IDS/HLS. Maybe they're good for something.
Any idea of why they extended the record date for the 5 for 1 split.
Thanks, but zero for revenues that's never a good sign.
Are they cash positive?
Nice volume
That was funny
Not that it's any of your business, but I'm always looking for ways to make money. What better than the business opportunites section. I also saw an ad for viagra 5 pills for $49.00 dollars maybe you should check it out.
Everybody get the USA TODAY Look in the MarketPlace Today in the Life Weekend section. GROUND FLOOR OPPORTUNITY in black background and discusses identity theft is the #1 concern among consumers. The ad is looking for dealers and offers 24 hour support and National media advertising. Guess who www.hlsworldwide.com (888)403-5144 USA TODAY WOW!
New possible investor, any take on the 5 -1 forward split. What does this stock have to offer? I saw the pps was in the .20's not to long ago. thanks in advance
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Attention Jonesie and all non-believers:
Confirm with the TA if you wish
100% OF ALL INSIDER SHARES ARE STILL IN RESTRICTED CERTIFICATE FORM AND NOT WITH ANY BROKER OR WITH THE DTC
BASICALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO SELL IN ANY MARKET FOREIGN OR US
HOW DENSE CAN YOU BE!! THE OFFICERS SHARES ARE RESTRICTED FOR TWO YEARS!!!!!!!!!!!!! GIVE IT UP AND TAKE YOUR LOSS
How come none of the bashers responded to Pat donating 1 million shares to charity?
Jonesie something must be wrong with your theory UBSS is high bid. Can you say COVER!!!!!!!
I promised I wouldn't post anymore, but your such an idiot I can't stand it anymore. First of all, the insiders shares are restricted for two years PLAIN AND SIMPLE. One reason the float can increase is shares that individuals have in their possession are sent to a brokerage house. Then those shares are placed into the depository trust, thus increasing the float. I also talked to the Don at Integrity about PAT, he told me Pat just donated one million shares to charity. So when those shares are turned into a brokerage and the float increases again save your breath, it's not UBSS selling. Jonesie what you have done is far worse than anything Pat Downs has ever done. What I mean is you scare shareholders into selling at .60 cents or lower and look at the share price now. What a hypocrite!
I'm done arguing with you bashers! I will not post on this bias site anymore. You shorts spin everything for your benefit. If I hear anything I'll e-mail you from my yacht.
TICK TOCK TICK TOCK JONESIE TIME TO COVER