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To: I_C_Deadpeople who wrote (2222)	11/23/2005 3:58:53 PM
From: jrhana	Respond to of 78408

Thank you-my feelings exactly I am a large current shareholder with absolutely no problems with his approach. Maybe we are wasting too much of his time with our constant phone calls. He will continue to play this out in a methodical and scientific manner regardless of the short term stock fluctuations. The current price is a screaming gift. It will be taken over one day (probably by Glamis) at over well over $20.

To: I_C_Deadpeople who wrote (2222)	11/23/2005 5:55:47 PM
From: DetectiveT	Respond to of 78408

Eric, Good points! It is hard to find better management in this business. This is why I do not loose sleep over CKG! However, the y/y performance of CKG is disappointing and ST the stock will be dead money, though I am still in the green here. I guess I am asking for fine tuning and an adaptive management. LRR was smart enough to announce a share buy back to stop a complete wipe out of their stock. Thank goodness, it looks like CKG does not need this. I hope for the sake of all CKG shareholders patience that RR can "pull a rabbit out of a hat" in the ST. I have seen this with a few exceptional stocks - with out drill holes and in a bear market! Cheers, Terry