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To: koan who wrote (32317)	4/8/2000 12:34:00 PM
From: koan	Respond to of 36688

ITF: entire new release - has land around PFN: stockhouse.ca Friday was a big day and I would expect Monday to be better. The big advantage PFN has with their deposit, I think <g>, is that it is shallow and can be developed as an open pit. I say this with absolutly no direct knowledge that that that is true - lol (I don't even know where Sudbury is). This is all stuff I have gleaned from various chat threads. But so far everything has unfolded as many said it would. REMEMBER: the week of the 10th - next week - lol - holes 456 and 7 will be release for PFN (ITF only has land around PFN and I think 1 million shares of PFN). If these holes are as good as 123, boy oh boy. From what I can speculate on: the PFN trend runs several kilometers (however far that is - I am a yank - lol) and the first three holes comprise about a cubic football field of rock (well sort - I only remember the length and depth forgot the width - lol). So if next weeks results are as good we would have 2 cubic football fields of rock - sort of - lol. Well good luck to us all. I think everyone is guessing and hoping for over 100 million tons, hoping is the operative word - lol. It actually could be much more or less <G>. tis trip is just getting started and remember you can only prove there is ore not that there is no ore - lol.