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[AugustaFriends]

Great Basin Gold, Ltd. (GBG) Earnings estimates for 2012: 21 cents per share

is a gold exploration and mining company with operations in Nevada, and Africa. Great Basin owns the high-potential "Hollister" mine in Nevada and the "Burnstone" mine in South Africa. It is in the exploration phase for gold projects located in Mozambique and Tanzania. The stock is trading close to book value, which is 93 cents per share. This stock was trading for over $2 in September 2011, and now trades at nearly half that level. Great Basin shares appear to be very undervalued and have started trending higher. At about $1 per share now this could be a classic "buy low" opportunity for investors who don't mind owning a more volatile stock.

Here are some key points for GBG:
Current share price: $1.02
The 52-week range is 86 cents to $2.85
Earnings estimates for 2011: 3 cents per share
Earnings estimates for 2012: 21 cents per share

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MIKP .0003 Movie Production Complete: Enter…a.Cut.of.White.Space!!$$$$$$$$

http://ryancolucci.wordpress.com/2011/11/28/enter-a-cut-of-white-space/

http://enterwhitespace.com/ws/white-space-crew/

This past weekend, Eric Potter finished a cut of White Space. There is a lot of outstanding previz that
may (and will) affect the edit slightly and we are still waiting on notes from the director and other two
producers… but for the most part, it is done. To say it is night and day from the first cut I saw (with a
different editor) would be a drastic understatement.

Without a doubt, the two best hires of my short film career are Production Designer Jessee Clarkson
and Eric. I always knew we had a good film in there, but I was definitely feeling down-and-out
about where the film was headed. There were people involved with the film that wanted to move
forward with the edit as it was. I went through a similar experience (although during the
development phase) on my first film. I strapped my seatbelt on and refused to do it again…

From the first emails about the film, Eric understood exactly what needed to be done. He was
highly recommended from a friend whose opinion of production/film I hold in high esteem, and
although Eric and I had never worked together – not once did I doubt that he’d come through. He
stepped into a tough situation and just killed it.

This movie is a beast. Now that the story and characters sizzle? It is going to blow people’s minds
in terms of what we were able to do with what he had. I honestly don’t think people will believe us.

[ash111]

IBRC MORE THAN 10 BAGGER HERE-"Assuming our licensing partners achieve a 1% market share goal, then the total transactions per year would be approximately 350,000,000"

Restaurant Online Ordering Market Size & CharacteristicsOur market target for iMenu24/7 is restaurant owners and operators whether they are multi-national, Fortune 500 Companies or single, independently-owned restaurateurs. Our scalable technology makes iMenu24/7 affordable to all. Our geographic market target is the world. Our technical capabilities allow the company to market and service its products in the USA and Canada from our Atlanta data center. The North American market consists of some 1.1 million restaurant locations generating approximately $617 Billion annually in sales serving more than 78 Billion meal occasions annually. The National Restaurant Associations quotes that 58% of all restaurant patrons order food for off-premises consumption (take-out). That relates to some 45.2 Billion orders or $357 billion are take-out in the United States.

If one extrapolates a 1% market share as our goal for the North America market, this translates into a potential 452,000,000 orders (transactions) annually and, potentially, 10,000 restaurant customers. There is no assurance regarding the Company’s ability to achieve any projections regarding potential revenue or potential market penetration.

Currently in the United States, only 5% of restaurants have online ordering and most of those restaurants are chain affiliated in the pizza industry, such as Domino’s and Papa John’s.

iMenu24/7 has intuitive language capabilities. Thus, we are able to translate the language software for international use. Our strategy is to grow the company in the international markets through a licensing partnership program with companies or individuals who have expert knowledge and networking in the restaurant industry of their country. As an example, the European market has 27 countries with approximately $480 Billion in annual sales. Using similar consumer trends experienced in the USA, there are some 54.5 billion annual meal occasions in the European market. Assuming our licensing partners achieve a 1% market share goal, then the total transactions per year would be approximately 350,000,000.

The International Market for the Company represents approximately 41 countries consisting of Europe (27), Canada (1), South/Central America (4), Asia Pacific (7) and the Middle East (2).

Emerging markets, such as China and India, offer incredible opportunities for the company.


375M FLOAT, RM IN THE WORKS,OTC PINK,only 200K CAP vs 760k assets-

AT LEAST A TRIPLE HERE and 10 BAGGER WHEN RM IS COMPLETED-
Subsequently, on April 1, 2011, iBrands entered into an agreement with Discipline Marketing, Inc. to
acquire controlling interest in the brands, named Galileo and Copernicus...

IBRC, was trading .005+. great pick.