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To: zoo york who wrote (17747)	8/7/2006 8:05:58 PM
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Hi Coach, or anyone, what do you think about TAM: Tamerlane Ventures Inc (C-TAM) - News Release Tamerlane hits 52% Pb+Zn over 32 feet at Pine Point 2005-09-28 22:02 ET - News Release Shares issued 14,024,662 TAM Close 2005-09-28 C$ 0.30 Mr. Ross Burns reports TAMERLANE INTERSECTS 52% COMBINED LEAD-ZINC OVER 32.5 FEET (9.9 METERS) AND 37% COMBINED LEAD-ZINC OVER 65 FEET (19.8 METERS) IN THE R-190 DEPOSIT AT THE PINE POINT PROPERTY, NT Tamerlane Ventures Inc. has intersected extensive high-grade lead-zinc mineralization in its R-190 deposit. Holes TV01 and 02 intersected grades higher than 20 per cent combined lead-zinc over 85 and 60 feet, respectively, while hole TV03 returned 65 feet of 37.4 per cent combined lead-zinc. The highest grades were seen in hole TV05 which intersected 32.5 feet of 52 per cent combined lead-zinc. The most recent assay results are presented below. All holes are drilled vertically and represent true thickness. Number Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn (ft) (%) (%) (%) TV01 10 7.88 1.93 9.81 TV01 5 20.80 1.71 22.51 TV01 85.2 6.35 17.27 23.62 TV02 60 7.55 17.89 25.44 TV03 35 13.71 4.35 18.06 TV03 65 13.54 23.81 37.35 TV05 20 10.97 1.81 12.78 TV05 32.5 14.84 37.22 52.06 The drilling program has been completed. EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. is carrying out an environmental baseline study on the property, the results of which will provide input for the feasibility study that is expected to be completed by mid-2006. A summary of the previously announced assay results are presented in the following table. Hole Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn (ft) (%) (%) (%) W-85 deposit W85-TV1 116 7.40 4.08 11.48 W85-TV4 116 7.24 5.97 13.21 W85-TV4 28 6.94 4.72 11.66 W85-TV5 83.5 4.10 8.14 12.24 W85-TV6 135 3.72 10.72 14.44 W85-TV7 70.7 0.60 3.42 4.02 W85-TV8 25 2.31 6.95 9.26 W85-TV8 88 5.66 9.48 15.14 W85-TV9 90 6.12 13.71 19.83 GO-3 deposit G03-TV1 162 4.50 12.33 16.83 GO3-TV3 212 5.22 9.94 15.16 R-190 deposit TV07 5 4.63 0.66 5.29 TV07 23 6.98 0.90 7.88 TV07 2 5.39 0.10 5.49 TV07 32 11.14 36.65 47.79 TV09 105 12.10 18.99 31.09 TV10 60 4.65 17.72 22.37 In addition to the three deposits confirmed in the recent drill programs there are 32 other known deposits having excellent exploration potential in the Pine Point area based on known geology and historical drilling records. In the mid-1960s, Pine Point operations started by direct shipping ore with grades over 25 per cent combined lead and zinc for processing. Similar grades have been obtained in the drilling program just completed with thicknesses up to 100 feet. Pine Point ore was easy to mill with lead and zinc recoveries in excess of 91 per cent. The concentrates were in demand by smelters because of the low levels of impurities. The results herein described have been prepared under the guidance of Ross F. Burns, PGeo, LG, president of the company, who is designated as a qualified person with the ability and authority to verify the authenticity and validity of the data. The drill program was carried out under the direct supervision of Charles Watts, BSc. Samples and assay results for lead and zinc quoted herein were prepared by ALS Chemex of Vancouver, B.C., using industry standard assay techniques for ore grade lead and zinc mineralization. We seek Safe Harbor.