added another gold mine today CGFIA mining sectors seem to be the best buys now, the green companys are haveing to much trouble getting off the ground
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hey james444ct take a look at srsr I bought this one and have not had any seconed thoughts
this is one of the sites.
http://www.assap.org/newsite/htmlfiles/NID.html
I have seen the ad and I do own a bulb, when I first installed it, it was better than it seams to be today I have it in my living room and its in lamp that sets right by me. As far as riding dog smalls it does not work or bacon smales on researching this it looks like water emits more neg ions than any of the lights or other units that I have looked at and a small water fall works while you sleep without light and has conferting sounds as well. By the way I do own shares in this company but have beguin to wonder if they are pulling the wool over our eyes. Would like to see a test done by out side company on just how many neg ions are emited. before I would buy more.
the more I find out about this the more I think that this light is a hoax.
What's wrong with ionizers?
There are many problems associated with ionizers. To perform air cleaning, meaning removing larger particles of dust, you need a very large amount of ions. More than has been recognized as a safe level. According to air science, indoor air has 100 to 200 ions per cubic cm, outdoor fresh air has 200 to 500 ions per cubic cm, and a fresh clean forest will have 1,500 to 5,000 ions per cubic cm.
Ion generators typically produce more than 1,000,000 to 10,000,000 per cubic cm. This is simply too much. This large amount of ions are needed to push the particles to the walls and floor. In fact for ionization to be truly effective, ionizers must generate so many ions that they can cause headaches and sore throats.
boiling water might be the bet for neg ions or a small water fall.
Air ions
As well as negative ions, there are positive ions floating round in the atmosphere too (known collectively as air ions). Air ions occur when an electron is knocked off an air molecule (a positive ion) and attaches itself to another one (forming a negative ion). Ions are thus always formed in pairs of negative and positive ions.
Most ions are created by radioactivity and cosmic rays. They usually only last for a matter of minutes before a negative ion meets a positive ion leaving two neutral molecules again. Ions can also attach themselves to solid surfaces causing them to become charged.
In general, there is usually a higher concentration of positive ions (by about 25%) in the air. This is because the positive ions are bigger and so move more slowly, hence diffusing (eg. into charged surfaces) more slowly than negative ions.
Concentrations are high in mountains (2000 negative ions per cubic centimetre compared to 2500 positive ions). At sea level, the figures are nearer to 1500 and 1800 respectively. After a storm, the balance may reverse sharply for a while. Concentrations inside buildings are much lower (typically 150 neg; 200 pos).
Evaporating water can cause an excess of negative ions over positive ones. This is why waterfalls and the seaside have higher negative ion concentrations.
Ion concentrations can vary over short distances, particularly indoors. You may find that one end of a room has an excess of positive ions and the other end, negative. Outside, variations tend to occur over longer distances.
It is not easy measuring air concentrations and accuracy is generally low.
does anyone know how to mesure neg ions or even check to see if there light is putting neg ions out? When I first bought mine I thought that is was knocking the dust doun in my house but not so sure if it is any more.
so do you sleep with the light on?
not afriad of the dark and I like to save engery haha
to bad it dosn't clean the air when the light is off, I just don't leave my lights on 24 7
News Release
Silverado's Budget and Financing Review
Vancouver, British Columbia, April 27, 2009 -- Silverado Gold Mines Ltd (OTCBB: SLGLF) (Frankfurt: SLGL) (www.silverado.com) (the "Company" or "Silverado") has been reviewing its budget and financing requirements for the commencement of further exploration and early stage production at its Nolan Creek property in Alaska.
Silverado management and on site operations have embarked on a review of the financing requirements for the Nolan property. With the extensive work and operations that Silverado already has in place in Alaska, this review is considered a management review of the already established budgets. The primary objective is to ensure that development costs are still current and that the budgets are up to date.
With the review and agreement of these budgets, Silverado will then continue the current process of arranging financing of those operational budgets, exploration and near term production to meet the requirements of the work program.
Silverado has also commenced discussions with various finance groups for its senior financing requirements for the Nolan Creek project and with the finalization and acceptance of the budget, it will commence primary presentations to those parties.
About the Company
Silverado Gold Mines Ltd, a publicly traded company, is an exploration-stage enterprise focused on the exploration of gold properties with some past production. The Company has gold properties located throughout Alaska, which include a 100 percent (100%) interest in numerous mining claims located on the Nolan Creek property. The Company's wholly owned subsidiary, Silverado Green Fuel Inc, is developing a new environmentally friendly low-rank coal water fuel technology. The fuel is designed to be produced from low-rank coal and processed into an environmentally friendly oil substitute. For more information about Silverado Gold Mines Ltd or Silverado Green Fuel Inc, please visit www.silverado.com and www.silveradogreenfuel.com, respectively.
I was in the walgreens friday and they were still on the self here in Pueblo CO I think the product is good but i think that this is being pumped big time today these guys did not go through the reverise split and all the other stuff befor the name change
little bit up better than down
not bad for the week and not bad for friday it should start comming together.
News Release
Silverado's Nolan Property in Early Breakup
VANCOUVER, BC, Canada, April 22, 2009. Silverado Gold Mines Ltd (the "Company" or "Silverado") (OTCBB: SLGLF, Frankfurt: SLGL, www.silverado.com) is pleased to announce that an early thaw and breakup is being managed by our crew on the Nolan Gold/Antimony Mine in Alaska. Breakup should be over by mid May to early June and that would allow us to begin early diamond drilling for the 2009 season.
Our goals will be to increase our probable reserves on the Workman's Bench part of the property. Currently 42,412 tons of ore grading 28% antimony and 0.408 oz gold/ton and containing 11,880 tons of antimony metal and 17,300 oz of gold are disclosed in our Qualified Person's Report of January 1, 2009 (also known as a Canadian National Instrument 43-101 qualified Pre-feasibility Report).
Using a gold price of $US 700/oz with antimony at $2.25/lb as well as recoveries of 90% for gold and 85% for antimony, this reserve represents $US 56.3 Mln. The Qualified Person's summary of relevant operating costs is $US 22.2 Mln. The pre-tax profit therefore is $US 34.1 Mln. Except for a State Mining Tax of $US 0.8 Mln, corporate taxes are offset by the Company's $US 35 Mln tax loss carry-forward.
We intend to finalize a schedule for our 2009 diamond drilling program in the coming days.
For global mining stocks the bear is dead?
The world's 100 hottest mining stocks have bounced by 345% from lows seen around five months ago, completely outpacing any other global equities subsector.
Author: Barry Sergeant
Posted: Friday , 17 Apr 2009
JOHANNESBURG -
In a note to clients on Friday, an Australian resources analyst was forthright: "Forget the bear market; that has been washed out of the system. The rally over the past two weeks has escalated to become a boom in the resource stocks.
"How else can you view the movements of stocks that were absolute dogs a month ago, when they have performed like they have since then? A month ago an advisor told me the private client market was dead. Well, they were famous last words. The private client market is back as a force and the hunger for trading profits is ravenous".
The 100 "hottest" mining stocks have "bounced" from stock price lows, mostly seen during November 2008, by a monumental 345%, on average, measured on a weighted basis. At the same time, it should be pointed out that this selection of stocks is, on average, 65% below highs, seen earlier during 2008.
These numbers appear to indicate both that mining stocks were taken into completely overheated territory during 2008, and, equally, were brutally sold down to way below any kind of "fair" value, however individual investors choose to define that. The world's biggest 100 mining companies, measured by value, have bounced by just over 100%, on average, and lead the world's attempted stock market recovery.
The MSCI Barra dollar world equities index, a very broad benchmark, has advanced by a modest 28% from its recent multi-year lows; the dollar index for emerging market equities has recovered by 45%, so far. Among country stock markets, the Micex Russia shows the sharpest recovery, from an insanely oversold level, followed by the CSI 300, which measures the weighted performance of hundreds of stocks listed in China.
The surge of investment flows into Chinese and Russian listed stocks has also benefited mining stocks; VorkutauGol, a coal miner, has bounced by more than 600% from its lows; JSC Polymetal, a silver-gold miner, by 548%, while Zhaojin, a Chinese gold miner, has advanced by more than 400%. Among the world's 100 biggest mining stocks, there have been strong recent contributions from stocks such as Sichuan Hongda, Shanxi Lu'an, Shanxi Xishan, SDIC Xinji, Jiangxi Copper, Yunnan Copper, and Tongling.
SELECTED INDICES, SPOTS AND GROUPS
From
From
Points
high*
low*
MSCI world equities USD
875.59
-44.1%
28.0%
MSCI emerging markets USD
648.39
-48.2%
45.4%
Dow Jones Industrial
8125.43
-38.1%
25.6%
S+P 500
865.30
-39.9%
29.8%
DJ Stoxx 600
194.68
-41.5%
25.3%
CSI 300
2650.69
-35.0%
65.0%
Shanghai Composite
2503.94
-33.9%
50.4%
Micex Russia
929.80
-52.7%
88.4%
Reuters/Jefferies CRB
225.08
-52.5%
12.5%
Dow Jones AIG Commodity
113.27
-52.5%
11.6%
Baltic Dry Shipping
1604.00
-86.4%
141.9%
Baltic Capesize Shipping
2140.00
-89.1%
157.8%
Dollar Index Spot
85.75
-4.3%
20.5%
Gold spot USD/oz
871.28
-13.4%
27.7%
KBW banks
35.96
-59.4%
102.6%
* 12-month
While there is no question that the shine has moved away from listed gold and silver stocks generally, given the recent strong resurgence of base metal prices, gold and silver names continue to heavily populate the hottest performing mining names list. Stock prices have bounced by at least 600% for Century Mining, La Mancha Resources, Azteca Gold, Australian Solomons, San Anton Resources, and Marum Resources, all within the gold classification.
For months, listed gold (and silver) stocks held up best, supported by the world's best performing commodity, relatively speaking. But the past few weeks has seen distinct profit taking, as investors switched out of gold stocks and into selected miners of base metals. Listed zinc stocks, led by the likes of CBH Resources, with a bounce of 425% from lows, currently show the best bounce from lows among mining subsectors. Copper (led by the likes of Chariot), nickel (Minara Resources and Jien Nickel) and tin stocks (Yunnan Tin) are also outperforming their gold peers at this stage.
STOCK GROUPS
Value
From
From
USD bn
high*
low*
Dow Jones Industrial
2610.62
-40.1%
33.3%
Top 100 global miners
1041.73
-58.2%
103.6%
Oil stocks
2001.95
-48.0%
40.1%
S + P 500 Energy
976.43
-49.1%
31.0%
Zinc stocks
31.15
-55.7%
171.7%
Copper stocks
75.87
-56.6%
162.3%
Gold stocks
228.27
-45.3%
120.0%
100 hottest miners
40.75
-65.2%
345.3%
Gold ETFs
41.66
-18.0%
29.6%
Uranium stocks
19.16
-48.8%
105.7%
Paper stocks (60)
44.39
-55.6%
66.6%
Shipping stocks (32)
29.83
-70.4%
75.5%
World banks (80)
2139.73
-54.9%
77.6%
* 12-month
Source: market data; analysis by Barry Sergeant
Listed oil stocks remain adrift, and while the uranium price remains weak, there has been significant ongoing buying of listed uranium names, as seen in the cases of First Uranium, Niger Uranium, Mega Uranium, and a good number of others. There has also been strong recent interest in selected diamond stocks, from among one of the most damaged mining subsectors of all, as seen in the cases of Kopane Diamonds (with a magnificent 800% bounce from lows), Tsodilo Resources, Pangea Diamondfields, and others.
Lead continues to lead the recovery in metals prices, followed by copper, platinum, and others. Gold prices remain out with a speeding ticket, while aluminium prices remain under pressure from a persistent stubbornness by big producers to fully amend supply to fit new demand dynamics.
METAL PRICES
Industrial, USD/lb
Low*
High*
Current
From low
Copper
1.28
4.06
2.15
67.9%
Aluminium
0.58
1.53
0.67
15.9%
Lead
0.39
1.32
0.68
76.7%
Tin
4.40
11.57
5.24
19.1%
Nickel
4.01
13.70
5.65
40.7%
Zinc
0.47
1.08
0.68
44.2%
Precious, USD/oz
Gold
682.41
1006.29
871.28
27.7%
Platinum
744.25
2225.50
1211.50
62.8%
Palladium
160.75
478.50
234.25
45.7%
Silver
8.46
19.48
12.08
42.8%
* 12-month
The Australian analyst sums it up, for now: "It is amazing how quickly sentiment can turn around. We are now in a market that appears balanced, though maybe somewhat overdone in the short term - but that might just be a corollary to the ridiculous doomsday prices of a couple of months ago. Money is flowing again and the resource stocks will bounce (have bounced) better than industrials. We should be watching for further rises on good economic news, but equally there may be pullbacks on disappointments".
SELECTED TOP 100 "HOTTEST" MINING STOCKS
Ranked on 12-month composite price performance
Stock
From
From
Value
price
high*
low*
USD bn
Century Mining
CAD 0.25
-10.7%
2400.0%
0.035
La Mancha Resources
CAD 0.41
-28.1%
925.0%
0.048
Ivanhoe Australia
AUD 1.50
-26.1%
900.0%
0.338
Azteca Gold
CAD 0.19
-19.6%
825.0%
0.027
Kopane Diamonds
GBP 0.11
-27.4%
800.0%
0.028
Australian Solomons
CAD 0.23
-63.7%
800.0%
0.019
San Anton Resources
CAD 0.26
-60.6%
766.7%
0.023
Marum Resources
CAD 0.19
-11.6%
660.0%
0.016
VorkutauGol
USD 3.01
-61.9%
652.5%
0.030
Tanami Gold
AUD 0.03
-43.3%
580.0%
0.087
Greystar
CAD 3.51
-36.2%
562.3%
0.152
JSC Polymetal
USD 6.48
-29.6%
548.0%
2.041
Aricom
GBP 0.35
-67.2%
578.7%
0.609
Yukon-Nevada Gold
CAD 0.14
-91.3%
600.0%
0.035
Regis Resources
AUD 0.39
-11.4%
519.0%
0.068
NWT Uranium
CAD 0.13
-59.4%
550.0%
0.014
First Uranium
CAD 6.20
-18.5%
507.8%
0.774
Tsodilo Resources
CAD 0.40
-22.5%
507.7%
0.005
Golden Goose
CAD 0.43
-55.3%
507.1%
0.017
African Minerals
GBP 0.56
-71.2%
522.2%
0.155
Novagold
CAD 2.95
-70.5%
521.1%
0.442
Brazauro
CAD 0.58
-35.6%
480.0%
0.041
Shoreham Resources
CAD 0.22
-17.0%
450.0%
0.009
Niger Uranium
GBP 0.21
-19.6%
446.7%
0.017
Mano River
CAD 0.06
-85.5%
500.0%
0.016
Mega Uranium
CAD 2.07
-21.9%
430.8%
0.319
US Gold Corp.
USD 2.05
-31.4%
439.5%
0.165
Keegan Resources
USD 2.02
-60.4%
460.6%
0.057
Centerra
CAD 5.00
-60.8%
455.6%
0.891
Colossus Minerals
CAD 2.30
-42.5%
434.9%
0.104
Pangea Diamondfields
GBP 0.02
-95.8%
486.7%
0.057
Coral Gold
CAD 0.54
-56.8%
440.0%
0.011
Zhaojin
HKD 9.60
-33.1%
416.1%
0.542
Pan Palladium
AUD 0.04
-58.3%
437.5%
0.009
African Queen
CAD 0.30
-25.0%
400.0%
0.009
Anooraq
CAD 1.17
-70.5%
431.8%
0.179
Extract Resources
AUD 3.65
-32.7%
386.7%
0.587
Silverstone
CAD 1.71
-42.0%
395.7%
0.173
CBH Resources
AUD 0.11
-73.8%
425.0%
0.067
Queenston Mining
CAD 3.50
-17.3%
360.5%
0.165
Fresnillo
GBP 4.33
-24.7%
365.9%
4.600
Uranium One
CAD 2.91
-43.8%
385.0%
1.126
Dynasty Metals
CAD 4.85
-27.1%
361.9%
0.142
Kalahari Minerals
GBP 1.14
-10.6%
342.7%
0.302
Chariot
CAD 0.30
-72.5%
400.0%
0.081
Archipelago
GBP 0.10
-64.2%
387.5%
0.044
Guyana Goldfields
CAD 2.89
-56.1%
373.8%
0.140
Paramount Gold
USD 1.03
-50.7%
368.2%
0.064
Aurizon
CAD 5.14
-17.6%
324.8%
0.628
Peregrine Diamonds
CAD 0.66
-19.5%
324.4%
0.044
Bannerman
AUD 1.04
-59.8%
362.2%
0.117
North Atlantic Resources
CAD 0.10
-76.3%
375.0%
0.002
Toledo Mining
GBP 0.37
-79.0%
377.4%
0.016
Homeland Energy
CAD 0.20
-90.5%
387.5%
0.042
Dragon Mining
AUD 0.06
-39.0%
335.7%
0.032
Caledon Resource
GBP 0.34
-78.8%
371.8%
0.104
Oceanagold
AUD 0.70
-70.8%
363.3%
0.081
Imperial Metals
CAD 4.19
-60.1%
350.5%
0.111
Claude Resources
USD 0.53
-51.8%
342.0%
0.051
Augusta Resources
USD 1.81
-74.0%
364.1%
0.160
Boliden
CAD 8.47
-34.8%
323.5%
1.908
Andean
AUD 1.69
-10.1%
297.6%
0.564
Adamus Resources
AUD 0.41
-24.1%
310.0%
0.046
Medusa
AUD 1.60
-12.8%
290.2%
0.192
Sichuan Hongda
CNY 16.39
-54.6%
330.2%
2.476
Catalpa Resources
AUD 0.08
-27.6%
300.0%
0.033
Perseus Mining
AUD 0.83
-46.1%
315.0%
0.118
Mantra Resources
AUD 2.30
-42.5%
310.7%
0.261
Moto Goldmines
CAD 2.71
-45.1%
310.6%
0.196
Gryphon Minerals
AUD 0.25
-51.5%
315.3%
0.020
Uranium Energy
USD 0.71
-79.1%
342.6%
0.033
S American Silver
CAD 0.40
-37.5%
300.0%
0.017
Mercator
CAD 1.31
-89.9%
351.7%
0.117
Northern Dynasty
CAD 7.50
-29.2%
290.6%
0.572
Bumi Resources
USD 0.09
-90.3%
350.0%
1.746
Osisko
CAD 5.22
-14.4%
272.9%
1.097
Nevsun
CAD 1.38
-37.3%
294.3%
0.146
Uralkali
USD 13.76
-83.0%
335.4%
5.846
Anatolia
CAD 2.55
-42.0%
292.3%
0.241
Hunan
HKD 1.61
-53.1%
302.5%
0.339
Ridge
GBP 0.82
-42.9%
290.5%
0.112
Monterrico
GBP 0.98
-62.1%
306.3%
0.038
Iamgold
USD 7.90
-12.2%
255.9%
2.884
Emmerson Resources
AUD 0.16
-46.7%
290.2%
0.023
Pan Australian
AUD 0.34
-72.8%
314.6%
0.432
Allied Nevada
CAD 7.25
-11.5%
251.9%
0.342
Jien Nickel
CNY 26.54
-40.7%
279.1%
1.977
Western Goldfields
CAD 1.90
-41.7%
280.0%
0.212
Braemore
GBP 0.04
-62.8%
300.0%
0.047
US Silver Corp
CAD 0.13
-80.5%
316.7%
0.022
Cline Mining
CAD 0.42
-84.6%
320.0%
0.029
Blue Sky Uranium
CAD 0.12
-69.2%
300.0%
0.004
Searchgold Resources
CAD 0.04
-74.2%
300.0%
0.004
Herald Resources
AUD 0.41
-86.3%
310.0%
0.060
Firestone Energy
AUD 0.04
-47.1%
270.0%
0.035
Ferrexpo
GBP 0.87
-82.0%
304.7%
0.758
Camec
GBP 0.078
-87.6%
307.9%
0.322
Hochschild Mining
GBP 2.37
-44.8%
265.0%
1.080
Lingbao
HKD 2.79
-30.9%
248.8%
0.107
Silvercrest
CAD 0.69
-45.7%
263.2%
0.026
Averages/total
-48.6%
427.9%
40.748
Weighted averages
-65.2%
345.3%
* 12-month
Source: market data; table compiled by Barry Sergeant
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page67?oid=82009&sn=Detail
I'm laid off right now from the steel mill and so money is tight so no I'm not buying just setting and watching I make pipe for oil well drilling and no one is buying pipe right now not any drilling takeing place now so oil stocks are out the door but I have shares in aulo so just watching I think I'd wait and buy more if things break loose around the world What there doing in Washition worries me and words from biden that he's against coal in any form and for that matter all carbon based fuels.it may get a little crazy. look to see if any tea parties are happening in your part of the world and go to it to stop higher taxes.
Hi James444cs' haven't seen you around here for a while I thd have taken off when they had a buyer its held up and stedy but no runs if we can get this country going again thing might heat up again. I just never seen anyone spend there way out of debt, so this country is on a new path I hope we don't lose our freedoms that we made this country so great a place to live in. back to aulo they are looking good but I not buying more just yet but watching good to hear from you and good trading
VANCOUVER, March 31 Silverado-Directors
VANCOUVER, March 31 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Silverado Gold Mines Ltd. (the "Company" or "Silverado") (OTCBB: SLGLF, Frankfurt: SLGL, www.silverado.com) wishes to announce that Mr. James Dixon, who has been a director of the Company since 1988, has tendered his resignation as a director effective March 16, 2009. We wish to thank Mr. Dixon for his contribution and service to the Company during that time and wish him well in his future endeavours.
Also, the Company is pleased to announce the appointment by the Board of Directors of its new director and member of the Audit and Compensation Committees, Mr. Robert Dynes. Mr. Dynes graduated with a B. Sc. in Biology from McMaster University in 1986. Born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario, Mr. Dynes obtained a securities license from the Ontario Securities Commission in 1991 and was a stockbroker from 1992 to 1997 with McDermid St. Lawrence Securities/Raymond James, specializing in penny mining companies.
Mr. Dynes has worked on occasion, during the mid-1980s to the early 2000s, for Hill, Goettler, DeLaporte Ltd. and Firth, Goettler Ltd. prospecting for gold in the Geralton, Pickle Lake, and Red Lake mining districts in Northern Ontario. Since December 19, 2001 to the present, Mr. Dynes has performed investor relations services for the Company.
On Behalf Of The Board
Silverado Gold Mines Ltd,
another good day even with the dow tankin
up 16% lets keep it going some news on this company would be nice
if china destroys the dollar we will more than likly go to the euro dollar the u s messed up when thy took the dollar off the gold standard. I do think this is good for gold that is already mined but if the cost gets to out of hand to mine it we may not see a hole lot of action. we the people need to get all these yeahoos in washton back in line tea parties all across the u s would be a start we have to keep taxes low and stop the spending on social programs the will keep sucking money for years to come. we need to get people back to work drilling for our oil mining our coal gold and other resources wend engery and solar are good but not the whole answer. we need to stop the wacky nessinviromentalest are thaking to much of out right away as americans WE NEED TO SPEAK OUT NOW!
Well DOS we are thinking that thia is not the good old days and things really might break loose this time SLGLF has held up better that aurc and you can't argue that one I have money in both and this one looks oh so much stronger. god trading to you.
I can't get much out of them either I live here in Pueblo CO and should find a reason to go to Denver and drop in on them too.
web site has been up and still is up it's easy to get to and easy to use when useing
LAKEWOOD, Colo. - (Business Wire) Aurelio Resource Corporation (OTCBB: AULO) (Frankfurt: F3RA) is pleased to report that Maarten D. Tjaden has been appointed to the Board of Directors.
Mr. Tjaden is a Senior Investment Analyst at Diversica Financial Group B.V. (the principal shareholder of Telifonda (Cayman) Ltd.), where he is responsible for preparing research reports, financial analysis and due diligence for the metals and mining sector. Prior to joining Diversica, Mr. Tjaden was employed at GfK Marketing Services B.V. (GfK), where he was involved in market analysis, research and development of economic forecasting models concerning EU retail markets; he has also worked with the Central European Group of IDC, a global provider of market intelligence and advisory services.
Mr. Tjaden holds a Business degree from Erasmus University of Rotterdam (The Netherlands).
Mr. Tjaden replaces Stephan B. Roes, who has resigned to pursue other business opportunities. Further, Telifonda (Cayman) is required to invest an initial eight million dollars (US$8,000,000) into Bolsa Resources to complete land acquisition payments and further advance the project.
Aurelio retains a 3% Net Smelter Returns (NSR) royalty interest in the Hill Copper-Zinc Project in Arizona.
On behalf of the Board of Directors,
Dr. Fred Warnaars
Chairman
I sure like the place here in Pueblo CO. don't want to buy at the highs and I don't want to see the shares fall !!!!!!!
I would set on the side for a few and watch what happens with the idots in the senate and house, for they may bring down small bus. people in there lust to grab control of monies used by the small investor. but I do own shares in this company and will add when the money starts flowing into my bank again. I just think that the congress is the most sorry bunch of loser, ( I mean leaders) ha I hate to use the word hope but with them in charge thats about all we got going.
antimony
Semimetallic to metallic chemical element (see metal), chemical symbol Sb, atomic number 51. Of its various allotropes, the most common is a lustrous, bluish, brittle, flaky solid. In nature antimony occurs chiefly as the gray sulfide mineral stibnite, Sb2S3. Pure antimony metal has no important uses, but its alloys and compounds are extremely useful. Some antimony alloys have the rare quality of expanding on solidifying; these are used for castings and for type metal. Alloys with lead are used in car batteries, bullets, and cable sheaths. Antifriction alloys with tin and lead (babbitt metals) are used as components of machine bearings. Antimony compounds (valences 3, 4, and 5) are widely used as flame retardants in paints, plastics, rubber, and textiles; others are used as paint pigments.
yes I do
maybe latter as a asst but I got to much on my plate now thank you for asking
I'll be happy to help where I can. I'm laid off from the steel mill right now so thing a tight right now but I'll post any new I find here in Colorado I think coal to fuel will be big with the right backers and the gold mine has some of the highest constrations found moveing forward in this encom. is going to be a rough road to go.
I think you will be a great moderator good luck with this site I'll be reading and folling as I am holding shares here so goos luck and good trading to you!
I think that SPKL is going to be a winner to. Getting through this slow down will be the hardest hurddle for small compaines but the one that weather the strom may be some of the leadder latter on. good trading to you
I'am a steel worker and laid off right now so I have no extra cash right now. If I did have spare cash I'd be picking up some of the blue chips that are selling at all time lows. these pennys are more of hobby than the others.
I still own shares and I am holding on Ilive here in Colo. and things are very slow every where
it would be nice to see a strong buy and a nice run up theres not to many people watching this one any more
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VANCOUVER, BC, Canada, December 11, 2008. Silverado Gold Mines Ltd. (the "Company" or "Silverado") SLGLF OTCBB, SLGL Frankfurt, www.silverado.com, is pleased to announce the results of the annual general meeting (the "Meeting") of shareholders of the Company held on December 9, 2008. Details of matters considered at the Meeting are contained in the Company's proxy statement/information circular dated November 5, 2008, which is available on SEDAR at www.sedar.com.
Each of Garry L. Anselmo, James F. Dixon and Stuart C. McCulloch were re elected as members of the Company's board of directors by over 90% of the votes cast at the Meeting. The Company's shareholders also re appointed Berkovits & Company, LLP as auditors of the Company at a remuneration to be fixed by the directors. Shareholders representing 66.6% of the outstanding common shares of the Company voted at the Meeting.
"Silverado is appreciative of its shareholders for their strong support in favour of management's recommendations at the annual meeting", said Garry Anselmo, the Company's President and CEO.
Silverado Announces Balance of 2008 Drill Hole Assay Results at Nolan Creek Which Continue to Disclose Gold and Antimony Mineralization
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VANCOUVER, BC, Canada, October 23, 2008. Silverado Gold Mines Ltd. (the "Company" or "Silverado") SLGLF OTCBB, SLGL Frankfurt, www.silverado.com, announces that it has received assays of mineralized veins for drill holes 08SH25 through 08SH33, being the remaining drill holes from its 2008 diamond drilling program on its Nolan Creek property. This season, the Company completed 34 drill holes totaling 11,597 ft of drilling at Workman's Bench, the Company's prime exploration target on its Alaska Nolan Creek property. An updated drill hole location map for these zones can be found on the Company's website at http://www.silverado.com/i/pdf/2008-10-23_NCWBD.pdf.
Workman's Bench is the Company's prime exploration target for a lode gold and antimony deposit in the southwestern part of the Solomon Shear Zone.
This year's drilling on Workman's Bench has focused on defining the lateral and vertical extent of the areas of known gold and antimony mineralization, in particular on the main exposed vein in underground exploration Tunnels C and D. Information thus far indicates the gold and antimony mineralized zones at Workman's Bench are open laterally and at depth. This year's drilling has extended the known lateral extent of the stibnite (antimony sulfide)-gold vein system on Workman's Bench from 600 ft to 1,000 ft.
Interpretation of exploration data suggests the 1000 ft long Workman's Bench stibnite-gold vein system extends northeast towards Pringle Bench, where it has been confirmed over a length of an additional 500 ft and appears to continue to the northeast as evidenced by geochemical and geophysical anomalies. To the southwest on Workman's Bench, the stibnite-gold vein systems appear to be offset to the east. An existing west-northwest cross cutting structure has been identified at this location and is the probable cause of the offset.
Selected drill hole assays are presented in the tables below. Most samples of vein material contain gold. The reader should note that assay results listed in the table present results of individual veins sampled and cut from the drill core.
Drill Hole Number Sample Interval (From) Sample Interval (To) Sample Length (ft) Au (toz/ton) Sb (%)
08SH25 40.8 41.3 0.5 0.04 1.07
08SH25 374.8 376.5 1.7 2.86 43.20
08SH25 376.5 377 0.5 0.21 4.45
08SH25 378 378.5 0.5 0.07 4.46
Drill Hole Number Sample Interval (From) Sample Interval (To) Sample Length (ft) Au (toz/ton) Sb (%)
08SH26 334.5 335 0.5 0.26 1.04
08SH26 337 337.5 0.5 0.07 3.59
08SH26 340.5 341 0.5 0.03 4.91
Drill Hole Number Sample Interval (From) Sample Interval (To) Sample Length (ft) Au (toz/ton) Sb (%)
08SH31 272 273.5 1.5 0.09 0.01
Drill Hole Number Sample Interval (From) Sample Interval (To) Sample Length (ft) Au (toz/ton) Sb (%)
08SH32 167 167.5 0.5 0.02 1.64
08SH32 167.5 168.5 1 0.06 1.37
08SH32 171.5 172 0.5 0.18 21.24
08SH32 172 172.8 0.8 0.03 8.02
08SH32 172.8 174.8 2 0.10 0.32
08SH32 176 177.5 1.5 0.06 12.62
08SH32 183 184 1 0.05 1.26
08SH32 186.5 187.5 1 0.01 1.22
08SH32 187.5 188 0.5 0.55 0.01
08SH32 203.7 205.7 2 0.09 1.94
08SH32 205.7 206.5 0.8 1.13 38.74
08SH32 206.5 209.5 3 0.06 2.22
Drill Hole Number Sample Interval (From) Sample Interval (To) Sample Length (ft) Au (toz/ton) Sb (%)
08SH33 162 167 5 0.04 2.70
08SH33 242 242.6 0.6 0.04 19.38
08SH33 242.6 243.2 0.6 0.02 4.87
Although there are many mineralized veins within the Workman's Bench zone, one particular vein, the main vein, continues to be the focus of interest to the Company (for more information see Press Release dated August 14, 2008, "Silverado Announces Continued High Grade Gold and Antimony Mineralization in Drill Cores at Nolan Creek", available at: http://www.silverado.com/i/pdf/2008-08-13_NR.pdf).
With this year's drilling, the Company feels confident that it has traced the main vein over a strike length of 1,000 ft and to a depth of 336 ft. Information thus far indicates that the main vein at Workman's Bench is open laterally and at depth. The main vein system can be defined not only by its geologic characteristics, but also by its gold and antimony grades which show a higher average than the other mineralized veins. In addition, the occurrence of visible or native gold and higher gold grades have increased markedly as the drilling progressed to the southwest along the main vein. The last drill hole "08SH28" did not intersect the main vein which appears to have been offset to the east.
All drill core was logged and photographed by geologists. Once all technical data was derived from the core, the core was cut lengthwise. The half-core was sampled by pre-determined intervals based on geology, and placed in sealed sample bags and labeled with the assigned sample number. All samples were delivered to ALS Chemex in Fairbanks for analysis. With the shipment to the laboratory of every 20th sample, the Company submitted two (2) standard samples, and one (1) blank sample for analysis. From time to time the Company instructed the laboratory to assay duplicate samples of the pulp from the drill core.
Dr. Karsten Eden, Certified Professional Geologist and European Geologist, and Vice President Exploration of Silverado Gold Mines Inc., is the qualified person as defined by Canadian National Instrument 43-101 for the Company and has verified the data contained in this news release.