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To: average joe who wrote (8046)	2/1/2006 5:34:45 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 37527

well snuff... Contrary to both the right and left on this thread I'd say as no one has ever agreed with me... I think Canada needs nukes... We'd never have to throw them very far... and hopefully never have to throw them at all... Banned from the moderate thread eh ? LOL.. Al

To: average joe who wrote (8046)	2/1/2006 6:31:55 PM
From: DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck	Respond to of 37527

On that note...as of today so are the East Indians

To: average joe who wrote (8046)	2/3/2006 12:36:46 PM
From: teevee	Respond to of 37527

Is China invading Saskatchewan? Uranium Exploration in Southern Saskatchewan: A Historical Review Lynn Kelley 1 Abstract Beginning in the mid-1960s and continuing through the 1970s, southern Saskatchewan was the focus of several intense exploration campaigns to find uranium in the Tertiary Ravenscrag Formation. The number of test holes, line miles of radiometric surveys, and assays completed by the various operators during this period reached into the thousands. The Ravenscrag Formation is a 160 to 240 m thick, flat-lying sequence of fluvial and estuarine immature sandstone, siltstone, and mudstone interbedded with lignite-rank coal. The principal exploration target was epigenetic uranium mineralization in lignite. Uranium appears to have been mobilized by groundwater and precipitated under reducing conditions in the coals. The highest uranium concentrations measured in the Ravenscrag lignite were in the range of 0.05 to 0.2% U3O8. These values approached ore grade in the context of the Beaverlodge deposits that were being mined at that time. While those concentrations are far less than that of material being mined from unconformity-type deposits today, the potential of the immature fluvial sandstones of the Ravenscrag Formation as a source rock for epigenetic uranium deposits may be of interest to current explorationists. 1 Northern Geological Survey Branch, Saskatchewan Industry and Resources, 2101 Scarth Street, Regina, SK S4P 3V7.

To: average joe who wrote (8046)	2/3/2006 6:38:40 PM
From: teevee	Respond to of 37527

Are you an agent for China? What are they looking for? MINERAL AGREEMENT DETAIL REPORT Report Date: February 3, 2006 4:40:25 PM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Agreement Number: 093 9304050922 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Status: ACTIVE Term Date: 2004-05-31 Agreement Area: 8960 Continuation Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVE Client Id: 8029604 Client Name: SPELLISCY, SHAUN PATRICK Address: PO BOX 1111 REGINA,SK CANADA S4P 3B2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LAND / ZONE DESCRIPTION 4-01-005: 01-25;27-36 METALLIC AND INDUSTRIAL MINERALS MINERAL AGREEMENT DETAIL REPORT Report Date: February 3, 2006 4:38:26 PM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Agreement Number: 093 9304091056 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Status: ACTIVE Term Date: 2004-09-22 Agreement Area: 7168 Continuation Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVE Client Id: 8029604 Client Name: SPELLISCY, SHAUN PATRICK Address: PO BOX 1111 REGINA,SK CANADA S4P 3B2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LAND / ZONE DESCRIPTION 4-27-001: 04-09;16-21;28-32;33S,NW 4-28-001: 01-02;11-14;23-25;26NE;36 METALLIC AND INDUSTRIAL MINERALS