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To: LoneClone who wrote (58205)	7/28/2006 5:35:14 PM
From: marcos	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 312917

bmc.v - lol, yeah you and me too ... had a few already but soon as it made a new high i figured the coast was clear ... well, it probably is, for next week ... or next month, next year, as the case may be ... is this how momo playing leads to ltb&h? -g- ... but there does actually appear to be value to it alz.v - another WA play ... i heard about it elsewhere, had a few for weeks, then last night i get to putting it in the SI search, turns out it was popular here in the spring, when i wasn't around .... there is a fair bit on the net in re WA debate on whether or not to permit uranium mining, searching google news with 'beazley uranium' gets you to the abc.net.au collection of articles, quite good ... if/when they open it up, or just appear to be about to, Aldershot will run again

To: LoneClone who wrote (58205)	7/28/2006 6:44:15 PM
From: onepath	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 312917

Cline in talks for uranium-AIM reverse takeover 2006-07-28 11:31 ET - News Release Mr. Ken Bates reports CLINE URANIUM-AIM REVERSE TAKE-OVER Cline Mining Corp. is in negotiations for the reverse takeover of a London Stock Exchange AIM-listed company. The transaction would result in Cline selling its 80-per-cent controlling share interest in Uramad SA of Madagascar, the Cline uranium exploration subsidiary, to the London AIM company in return for a 40-per-cent share interest in the London AIM company. Under the London Stock Exchange rules the transaction would be a reverse takeover of the London AIM company by Cline.