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To: ge-believer who wrote (28800)	10/9/2002 8:43:32 AM
From: Douglas Lapp	Respond to of 34075

Some of the Policies of Canadian/Austrailian Mining. Note the reference to the only method of sampling as drilling. pdac.ca bcsc.bc.ca bcsc.bc.ca:8080/comdoc.nsf/be22704975e69c06872568b3006d1722/b5691598b1426582882569e7007b3fdb?OpenDocument U.S. Guidelines: imcg.wr.usgs.gov I might also add that our Canadian friends are excellent mineral bugs and any attempt to convince the viability of this project may be met with resistance based upon these standards. But, pennies are all about risk, you take them or you don't.

To: ge-believer who wrote (28800)	10/9/2002 9:37:36 AM
From: Douglas Lapp	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34075

I think you'll read GE that the feasibility of a Project according to our guidelines pertains to the definitions of the Principles of a Resource/Reserve Classification for Minerals, which, by the way, is referenced to in the Canadian Guide. I believe our property has been classified at least twice, correct?