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Josemaria Resources Inc T.NGQ


Primary Symbol: JOSMF

Josemaria Resources Inc is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties located in Argentina. It is focused on developing Josemaria Copper-Gold Project in the San Juan Province of Argentina. The company's primary reporting segments are based on the location of operations, being South America and Canada.


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Post by USAon Jan 10, 2000 2:09pm
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Is Spelling Important in a News Release?

Is Spelling Important in a News Release?I have noticed that NGQ's news releases have many spelling errors. Will someone offer to proofread these before they go out? (Ha!) Sometimes spelling does make a difference: >> In an ancient monastery in a faraway place, a new monk arrived to join his >> brothers in copying books and scrolls in the monastery's >> scriptorium. He was assigned to be a replicator of books that had already >> been copied by the other monks. One day, he asked Father Florian (the >rather >> ancient head of the criptorium), "Does not the copying by hand of other >> copies allow for error? How do we know we are not copying the mistakes of >> someone else? Are they ever checked against the original?" Fr. Florian was >> taken aback by the observation of this youthful monk. "Avery good point, >my >> son. I will take one of the latest books down to the vault and compare it >> against the original." >> >> Fr. Florian went down to the vault and began his verification. After a >day >> had passed, the monks began to worry and went down looking for the old >> priest. They were sure something must have happened. As they approached >the >> vault, they heard crying. When they opened the door, they found Fr. >Florian >> sobbing over the new copy and the original ancient book, both of which >were >> opened before him on the table. >> >> It was obvious to all that the poor man had been crying his heart out for >a >> long time. "What is the problem, Reverend Father?" asked one of the monks. >> "Oh, my God, my God," sobbed the priest. "In the ancient book of the >sacred >> rites of priesthood... the word is 'celebrate'. >> >> ___________________________
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