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To: rubbersoul who wrote (18886)	3/26/2006 12:29:41 AM
From: Proud Deplorable	Respond to of 37387

double genius!

To: rubbersoul who wrote (18886)	3/26/2006 1:45:56 PM
From: AuBug	Respond to of 37387

Yep, I loaded up on DJE.v at an average c$0.50 thanks to Crossy's rec. I'm holding on tight for 20 canuckbucks ;-) My biggest mistake in investing has always been selling too soon. I don't plan to make that mistake with this one. Drills are headed for our buried yellowcake. Hopefully they say something good about O&G but it won't change my mind. I'm betting on Dr Lloyd Clark to find uranium. dejour.com DR. LLOYD CLARK, B.E., Geological Engineering, MSc., PhD - Director In addition to other awards, Dr. Clark has received 12 National Research Council of Canada fellowships and research grants and published over 23 scientific papers More recently he formed his own consulting company specializing in exploration of uranium, gold and base metal properties Nine years with Saskatchewan Mining Development Corporation (now Cameco) in Saskatoon as Exploration Manager and Chief Geologist. Dr. Clark established the Exploration Branch, including all exploration methods, administrative procedures and oversaw a staff including up to 65 geologists. His group developed exploration techniques currently employed in Saskatchewan for uranium exploration by numerous companies. During Dr. Clark's tenure at SMDC, his team made the discovery of uranium at McArthur River, which deposit has become the world's largest, most profitable and highest grade uranium mine Six years Senior Research Geologist and Head of Geochemical Research Division at Kennecott Exploration Inc., Salt Lake City Professor of Geology and geochemistry at McGill University for 10 years Three years as pre-and post-doctoral research fellow at The Carnegie Institute in Washington, D.C. Geophysical Laboratory