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To: I_C_Deadpeople who wrote (7224)	2/3/2003 12:13:49 PM
From: I_C_Deadpeople	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39344

News on IMA, which was/is halted: Russ, I think you followed this one? IMA stakes silver-copper-lead discovery at Navidad IMA Exploration Inc IMR Shares issued 26,550,606 Jan 30 close $0.60 Mon 3 Feb 2003 News Release Dr. Gerald Carlson reports IMA EXPLORATION INC.: BONANZA GRADE SILVER-COPPER-LEAD DISCOV ... IMA Exploration has acquired by staking a new silver-copper-lead discovery at its Navidad project in Chubut province, Argentina. This discovery, made by IMA geologists while conducting grassroots regional exploration in the district, includes two distinct styles of mineralization: 1. Bonanza silver-copper-lead: Mineralized structures at Navidad Hill have been defined over a cumulative strike length of approximately 200 metres, with widths typically from one to three metres and within an area of 55 by 130 metres. Highlights of this sampling include: ASSAY HIGHLIGHTS NAVIDAD HILL Sample No. Width Silver Silver Lead Copper (m) (oz/t) (g/t) (%) (%) M1098- M1099 1.45 320.8 11,000 3.1 1.1 incl. 0.75 440.4 15,100 2.8 1.6 M1105 0.50 294.6 10,100 2.7 1.3 M1106 0.45 531.1 18,210 3.4 10.5 M1092- M1094 3.30 224.6 7,700 10.6 4.2 M2139 0.90 437.5 15,000 9.6 5.2 M1085- M1087 2.35 246.2 8,440 6.8 3.1 incl. 0.75 411.2 14,100 10.0 1.2 M1088 0.55 347.1 11,900 3.6 11.2 Because of surface cover, the full extent of the mineralized system on surface is not yet known. Stream sediment samples have returned highly anomalous silver and lead results from the Navidad Hill area, with anomalies extending up to 1.4 kilometres to the northwest, upstream from any known mineralization. 2. Replacement silver-lead: Stratabound, replacement-style mineralization has been traced over a 2.3-kilometre strike length to the southeast of Navidad Hill. Samples of this style of mineralization have returned values of up to 359 grams per tonne (10.5 ounces per ton) silver and 9.2 per cent lead over 2.5 metres. Elsewhere in Argentina, IMA continues drilling at its highly prospective Las Bayas low-sulphidation, vein-hosted gold project. The planned drill program is currently at the halfway point. Results will be released upon completion of drilling and evaluation of results are expected in late February. Also, a surface exploration program is under way to define gold-copper porphyry mineralization at the Mogotes project, San Juan province, where mapping and sampling continue to expand the area of mineralization. Under the leadership of its president and chief executive officer, Joseph Grosso, IMA has been active in Argentina for the past nine years and was among the first mining exploration companies active in the country. Early stage exploration was undertaken in the provinces of San Juan, La Rioja, Jujuy, San Luis, Chubut and Catamarca, where the company has built excellent relationships with the local communities. Within these communities, IMA has established ties with local and federal government officials, contractors, and professionals. The company is active in developing and implementing programs that best facilitate environmental protection, and that best respect the history and values of natives and local communities.

To: I_C_Deadpeople who wrote (7224)	2/3/2003 2:36:22 PM
From: jrhana	Respond to of 39344

Re BAY and MFL Thank you I have placed my bet on BAY and will let it ride. Meantime that MFL sure has been quietly kicking some butt. Message 18479815

To: I_C_Deadpeople who wrote (7224)	2/13/2003 11:27:56 PM
From: jrhana	Respond to of 39344

A public salute and thanks to Eric Wallman Message 18528391 I had pretty much decided to ride it out, but your post firmed my resolve. My broker who usually has a lot of common sense was trying to talk me into selling with logic such as: "long engagements usually do not end in marriages." Who knows I might have given in during a moment of weakness. Also helping me is that I had my shares scattered in so many accounts that it would have a major hassle to sell. Sjennings over on Yahoo was also very helpful messages.yahoo.com as of course as always Cluade Cormier's calm optimism. Thanks again.