Gold American Mining Corp. (OTC.BB:SILA) is is reporting additional positive results from its Guadalupe property, located in the heart of the Fresnillo district, Zacatecas, Mexico.
Fieldwork continues to identify additional veins within the property � as such several veins remain without names. To date nine veins have been mapped within the Guadalupe property. In certain locations the width of sampling was limited by the size of the workings and as such the true width of mineralization remains unknown.
The Guadalupe property contains two historically significant mines and is located in one of Mexico�s oldest mining districts, roughly 5 miles north of the Fresnillo (Proa�o) Mine, the world�s richest underground silver mine, operated by Fresnillo plc. Roughly 6.8 miles to the southwest of Silver America�s Guadalupe Property is the Juanicipio Joint Venture (JV) between MAG Silver Corp. (MAG) and Fresnillo plc, which is known as one of the world�s highest grade undeveloped silver resources.
The Property contains greater than 20 known workings as well as two historic mines � Santa Rita and San Antonio. Historic records containing references to the Santa Rita and San Antonio mines suggest that both mines were important and reached their height of production between 1910 and 1920 but were last in production in the 1980s. The property is completely surrounded by land controlled by Pe�oles (either through Fresnillo or other subsidiaries and partners).
Gold American Mining Corp. is a publicly traded precious metals exploration company focused on the aggressive, ongoing acquisition and exploration of holdings with rich gold and silver production potential. Based in Reno, Nevada, Gold American has developed a promising portfolio of international properties in regions marked by stable politics, sound economies and friendly business relations.
Unisys Corporation (NYSE:UIS) reported recently that, together with Unisystems SA, its business partner in Greece since 1964, it has won a contract from Alpha Bank for purchase of two new Unisys ClearPath Dorado 790 Series mainframe servers and renewal of a software licensing agreement to upgrade Alpha Bank’s existing systems. These actions are part of Alpha Bank’s initiative to modernize and expand its core banking system.
Alpha Bank is one of Greece’s leading banking and financial services groups, with nearly 500 branches in Greece.
“The ClearPath Dorado 790 systems are designed for transaction-intensive applications such as core banking, and will enable us to serve our customers more quickly and efficiently,” said Stathis Kakoyannis, Chief Information Officer, Alpha Bank. “As we streamline our distributed server environment for even greater efficiency, we believe that the ClearPath systems will play a key role in modernizing the entire IT infrastructure, driving even better customer service and lower IT costs across all of our banking services.”
Alpha Bank’s two new ClearPath systems use metering, a pay-for-use system software licensing capability that enables clients to pay for only the processing power they use while serving customers more quickly.
Unisys and Unisystems will also provide advisory services to help the bank streamline its distributed server environment for retail and customer relationship management applications to communicate more efficiently with the ClearPath systems.
“Alpha Bank is capitalizing on a 35-year relationship with Unisys and Unisystems to build the future of its banking systems with ClearPath servers as the foundation,” said Philippe La Fornara, Vice President, Europe/Middle East Africa, Unisys Technology Consulting and Integration Solutions. “We look forward to working with Alpha Bank on a streamlined IT infrastructure that enables the bank to expand its business and enhance services to its customers.”
Kellogg Company (NYSE:K), along with an unprecedented coalition of retailers, non-governmental organizations, individuals and food and beverage manufacturers, is an active participant in the Healthy Weight Commitment Foundation (HWCF), a national, multi-year effort designed to help reduce obesity � especially childhood obesity � by 2015.
HWCF promotes the concept of energy balance � balancing calories consumed as part of a healthy diet with calories expended by physical activity � to people in the places where they spend much of their time: to consumers in the marketplace, to employees through workplace programs and to children in schools.
Individually, the organizations in this partnership have been doing their part to address obesity for some time by reducing calories, lowering sodium and sugar in products, offering portion-controlled packaging, and educating consumers about the importance of energy balance, or calories in/calories out. Now they are putting their collective power behind focused initiatives and building in an independent, transparent evaluation process led by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
The Kellogg Corporate Citizenship Fund has made a $1 million commitment to the HWCF. The Company fully expects to continue that support in future years.
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