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To: Surething who wrote (9102)	11/3/1998 5:18:00 PM
From: teevee	Read Replies (2) of 26850

Hi surething, My calculator works just fine. 1. I said a radius of 2500 meters - not diameter. 2. I treated the shallow dipping cone as if it were a flat semi-circle. 3. The area for a semi-cirlce is pi x radius squared/2 4. I believe there are two and possibly three separate eruptive cone sheet centres at Snap Lake (ie. IMO my potential tonnage/resource number is conservative). 5. I assume you don't have a background in geology/exploration as you seem to be having dificulty with the notion of a cone sheet and the tacit implications thereof. 6. It is clear that you and others wish to treat and interpret/understand Snap Lake as a typical South African dyke or typical kimberlite exploration target. It is not. Sigh, I think from now on I will refrain from throwing anymore "pearls before swine". Good luck and best wishes to you in your market forays. regards, teevee

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