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To: richard badauskas who wrote (53003)	5/19/2000 2:07:00 PM
From: IngotWeTrust	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116753

Thank you for your response. FYI, I'm using thiosulfates as well and am impressed with its "friendliness", but I do NOT find its speed complimentary to cyanide recovery. The re-titration process of cyanidation is a PIA that I avoid when switching to the thiosulfate modality. So, I confess to alternating between the two modalities in my operations. And safe, environmentally friendly operations are ALWAYS first and foremost in my action plan as well!!! Does this time differentiation between the two modalities push out your output schedule as well? I appreciated the fish/maize connection and was able to see the fields of grain in the picture you mentioned the first time I looked. Course, that could be due to my "farmer background"...looked plenty healthy to me. I do not see in your reply that you addressed the fiberglass issue I brought up. Perhaps you overlooked this? Ditto your scale up tonnage throughput goals? Overlooked this as well? Kudos on your efforts to remediate lead-poisoned soils. Are you implying you are using thiosulfates in that regard as well? There are other "friendly" resulting in "fertilizer" modalities that are infinitely cheaper to use in my experience. One final comment: I would imagine your decision to use thiosulfates has some cost considerations as well, since you are geographically close to the major mfg/distributors of thiosulfates. Care to comment? Thanks for your reply and treating my interest seriously. I await your further thoughtful answer and wish to reiterate my support and wishes for your continued success there in LIAN and elsewhere. This is a serious problem, and I am glad for all serious entrants into this above ground gold recovery field, regardless of what it does to "above ground leaseable supply" frankly. It simply MUST be done and there is certainly enough for all of us to apply ourselves to, considering the above ground scrapping of gold is in excess of 18 million ounces a year and getting larger. Most folks don't understand that the more that is mined, the more that is discarded, and the more that people like you and me are needed to be a part of the recovery solution. Would it surprise you to learn that only about 80 people seriously tackle this above ground gold recovery problem here in the USA? Wonder how many are addressing it outside the USA. Any ideas? GO FOR THE GOLD, RICHARD! O/49r members.aol.com for the front page of a 3 page article, free to all who are interested in learning more about how to capitalize on this above ground gold recovery/mining bonanza in its many forms!

To: richard badauskas who wrote (53003)	5/23/2000 7:34:00 PM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 116753

topic: non-cyanide gold recovery process & United Nations Richard, I don't hold any shares of your company which I recall that you are CEO and president, and wonder if your environmental safe gold process can obtain the same funding through the United Nations as the Haber gold process has ? After your links I enclose the Haber News Release. ...environmentally safe Haber Gold Process - News out today. I have not visited your web site or SI thread as follows that you supplied. ...For more go to the SI thread at Message 13740026 there is also a second thread for Geo2 on the refining and mining of gold as well as a website at aircommunications.net and geo2.com.au ...environmentally safe Haber Gold Process - News out today. May 22, 2000 -- COMPANY UPDATE haberscience.com Haber, Inc. announces that it has signed a Letter of Agreement with Consolidated Africa (CONAF), Private Limited Group and the Congo-Environment-Right (CVR) for multi-national mining rights within Central and Southern Africa. Haber Gold Process (HGP) This group qualifies as a Non Governmental Organization (NGO) within the UN framework. The stated mission of this group is to introduce environmentally safe and economically efficient gold technology for mining in Africa. The agreement gives them exclusivity for implementation of the environmentally safe Haber Gold Process (HGP) for a period of one year and may be extended thereafter. During this phase, they are required to provide the appropriate sources of gold ores from mining cooperatives, to enable Haber to demonstrate effectiveness of the HGP with said ores and arrange for the requisite business relationship with the sources of the ores. Representatives from Haber, Inc. were invited to present the HGP to the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) on April 19, 2000, at the United Nations in New York. UNIDO is currently implementing a program that encourages safer mining methods in named developing countries. UNIDO requires that participants in the program qualify as an approved NGO for UN funding eligibility. The understanding with this NGO requires that a process mill be built in the US prior to on site utilization of the technology in Africa. The HGP will be optimized for each specific African ore. This mill may serve as a the functional prototype for larger scale processing facility in different locations in Africa. The NGO is to provide the funding required. This news release contains forward-looking statements as defined by the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements include.....