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To: robingrayson who wrote (413)	8/30/2000 7:38:12 PM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 4051

Robin, You already know about the ongoing not good experience of the Canadian company I hold shares in that seems to have a never ending conflict with a private Mongolian company that was/is a partner on a prior producing gold mine. I do not remember what reserves this Bumbat still holds, but if I may extend my speculation that Dr. Dave Webb sees good potential in that mine, then maybe it contains more gold than some think. Even if so and gets mined, I will guess it is not one of those major finds that will change total world production. Below, simple comments with my Mongolian experience hopefully not experienced by other foreign companies there. Doug To: Doug A K From: Claude Cormier Friday, April 14, 2000 << ... even with good dirt on the work site, poor management and local laws like permits seem to be what makes or breaks a company.>> That is certainly true.