High C, I believe that was the GAO if memory serves me correctly (and it does- see below). Poor Wade Poteet was too busy in the lab to know that statements were grossly innaccurate and that his prestige and good name was being used to lure in new suckers! LOL
I read one poster claim that when he caught wind of this dishonesty, about a year later, he contacted the SEC immediately and refused to work for the bad, bad, Boyz until Saint Philips took over. That's allegedly why he didn't go to Kinsmen island... so the story goes.
Yawn...
"The ELF landmine detector made a perfect score last Friday in private tests conducted at the request of Government Accounting Office representatives at the Tucson, Ariz.-based laboratory of Chemical Detection Technology, Inc. (ChemTech), a subsidiary of Loch Harris, Inc. (OTCBB: LOCH), according to Rodney Boone, Loch Harris CEO.
The two-meter bench tests for the ELF, which stands for Eliminate Landmines Forever, were staged for three representatives from the National Security and International Affairs division of the GAO, which is charged with auditing the current status of United States mine detection technology.
Boone said the GAO findings are expected to be presented to Congress in a written report by the end of March.
Dr. Henry Blair, renowned Tucson physicist who developed the ELF, said, &uot;We raised the bar of difficulty substantially today for ELF by placing all explosives samples in sealed, airtight plastic containers that were representative of techniques used by landmine manufacturers.&uot;
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The GAO representatives took part in the test by personally selecting and monitoring the reshuffling of test beds while Dr. Wade Poteet, ChemTech's co-developer and operator, was removed from the test area.
The ELF went a perfect 16 for 16, accurately locating and identifying each separate buried explosive sample at a distance of two meters.
&uot;The distance and real-time readouts seemed to surprise our guests,&uot; said Blair. &uot;But,&uot; he promised, &uot;the ELF will do more.&uot;
Dr. Blair is confident that his ELF will perform just as perfectly at 30-meter distances in Croatian field tests in the near future.
Boone said tests in Croatia, which had been expected this month, had been delayed partly by extreme weather conditions and partly by the country's recent elections. &uot;Croatia's Rudjer Boskovic Institute has indicated that a mid-February date is likely for controlled laboratory tests, to be followed shortly afterward by the field tests.&uot;
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"How about that idiot (you know who, I don't)that said no one at Dallas Childrens would talk to him when he started asking questions."
That was ATXMAN, and that is not what he said (and trust me he is no idiot). His report was non-bias and accurate and about a year later his report was confirmed when the real information about the DCH beta testing came to light. I'd be happy to repost that string if the incident escapes you.
"There may not have been many opportunities,but we all know it would happen ,and not just by the so called bashers"
Agreed HC. Can't blame anyone either, whether it's a so-called "basher" looking for dirt or a shareholder trying to confirm a deceptively written PR. I'm beginning to believe that MP has had his hand in most of them.
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