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To: marcos who wrote (6325)	4/12/2005 4:48:41 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 8273

As soon as you say 65 ejidotarios, I get a picture of Bogart looking over a stump with his six gun, negotiating with the worthies of the Madre Seirra. "Where are your ejidos?" says Bogart. "There are thirteen of us holding out. We don't need no stinking ejidotarios!", comes the reply ... "And we got plenty of ammunition" You wonder if you are going to get out alive. I was surprised Millar jumped ship. That made me think twice about it. I was less sanguine about the geology than I was about the development schedule. You can always find reams of negatives about a project. Anything can be made to sound like it has shaky legs from many a standpoint in venues from Kyrgistan to Duluth. It isn't hard to shake the tree. Given the manifold complexities and financing difficulties in a mining project it is a wonder that a positive spin can be placed upon any hole in the ground. EC<:-}