Out of the Darkness and into the Light...... RRHI has finally come out of the closet!

Great to finally see the web site..... first class!... and loaded with information:

www.raptorresourcesholdings.com

and Dodge Mine....OMG:

1. RRHI acquires 123 hecatares of Dodge Mine: Barite, limestone/marble and talc....

2. RRHI completes Phase I expansion programing adding another 500 hectares along the same hydrothermal mountain range for a new total of 623 hectares.

3. Just what is in those gossan deposits!.....gold? copper? nickel? O-MY!

4. Gravity Mapping starting NOW!.... will it be >$1B?.......>$2B?.... do you wait to find out the mineral/metal reserve data BEFORE you jump in?.....at these prices... is it worth betting on the jockey riding this horse?......

And then there are the alluvial surface gold riverbed projects!.... not one....not two... but three different riverbed projects...... which site will be issued the first HPC-30 production unit?

Do you think it is a coincident that the co-patent holder and CEO of the company that manufactures the #1 rated alluvial is both a partner and a board member?

www.extrac-tec.com play the video of the HPC-30.... captures up to 98% of the gold content down to 50 microns!... O Crap..... there are gemstones/diamonds in the riverbed soil.... what do we do?.... the HPC-30 picks these up too!

Now everybody stay,

Enlightened

Check out the new RRHI corporate web site www.raptorresourcesholdings.com simply Amazing!.... Three alluvial surface gold riverbed project!.... the Dodge Mine!... and just what is in those undeveloped gossan deposits?.... gold, copper, nickel.... can't wait to hear more.

Also... they issued a new press release today outlining the company's brand moving foward as a Hard Asset and Natural Resources sector company!

Looks like the company is finally coming out of the closet with a home run web site, a clear brand and at least two sources of revenue this year... Barite and Gold....

How unique to show an organizational chart in the form of Logos!....

What can possible happen next?.... all I can say is:

Hail the Mineral King of Wallstreet!

Out of the darkness and into the light, there are reasons they call me,

Enlightened

December 2011: Raptor Resources Holdings Inc. (RRHI) acquired RPTN, a fully reporting publicly traded company for 5M shares of company stock in exchange for 90M shares of RPTN.

February 2012: Raptor Resources Holdings Inc. (RRHI) announces the purchase of 100% of Dodge Mine Blocks 1-6 representing 123 hectares. The primary minerals/metals mentioned include barite, gold, limestone, talc and reports widespread occurrences of gossan deposits that typically indicate the presence of gold, copper and nickel.

February 2012: Raptor Resources Holdings Inc. (RRHI) announces it will begin a gravity mapping program to identify all mineral/metal deposits leading to a core drilling program to identify proven reserves that are bankable as a company asset.

March 2012: Raptor Resources Holdings Inc. (RRHI) announced a Phase I expansion program extending the Dodge Mine property from 123 hectares to 623 hectares.

Thank you.....Thank you...... and Thank you.

Glad to see the Agoracom team police the board and wipe out a number of posts....including some of mine.......

Enlightened

Dear PB22: Please advise

I am seeking your advise as an active LLSR member of Agoracom and also as the iHub LLSR Moderator to address future barite pricing trends based on the fact that the price of bulk barite was $97/ton in August 2011 and increased to $144/ton this month (March 2012).

Question: Staying focused only on barite pricing trends based on the factual data above listed in the Industrial Minerals' barite price reports, what do you think the price of API grade barite will be during the 3rd Qtr and then the 4th Qtr of CY2012?

Warrior of Wisdom

Out of the Darkness and into the Light, there are reasons that Bonnie has to keep saying,

Enlightened

Zimbabwe: Solidarity Is the Purest Form of Investment

By Obi Egbuna, 16 October 2011

On Wednesday October 5, 2011 the Corporate Council on Africa sponsored a forum entitled "Doing Business in Zimbabwe", at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington DC.

The panelists were Mr Tawanda Gumbo, chairman of the American Business Association of Zimbabwe, Mr Grant Flanagan, chief investment officer of Imara Asset Management, Mr Winston Chitando, Managing Director of Mimosa Mining Company, Mrs Priscilla Mutembwa, Managing Director of Cargill Cotton Zimbabwe and Mr Jeremy Youmans, Group Financial Director of Paramount Group.

Mr Stephen Hayes the President and CEO of CCA, said this was the most anticipated forum of their annual conference, and the conclusion was based on the feedback of all who were in attendance.

The highlight of the forum was the fact that the US Ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr Charles Ray and the Zimbabwean Ambassador to the US Dr Machivenyika Mapuranga, appeared on a platform together for the first time. This, in the estimation of those in attendance, was considered a diplomatic milestone.

After Ambassador Ray announced that Zimbabwe was officially opened for business, his statement was received with a thunderous applause.

Obi Egbuna is the US Correspondent of The Herald and is based in Washington DC.