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To: ogi who wrote (32607)	2/12/2007 9:13:40 AM
From: UPTICK	Respond to of 78424

For those interested ABI is going to give the go ahead on one of there projects (Zn/Ag)this week: The feasibility study including a 10 page summary section is complete. The company needs a letter of consent from one of the co-authors who is out of the country, before publishing the study. He will be returning on Wednesday of this week. Our plan is to have the feasibility study released by the end of the week. The timing is good as we will be in Toronto on Feb 19-20-21 to present our story to various brokerage houses and institutions. The meetings are being set up by the Equicom Group of Toronto. In addition, Cooper Research of Toronto is preparing an analysis of our silver zinc project which should be ready for publication in the next 7-10 days. Work continues on various fronts as evidenced by our latest press release dated Feb 6th. We have finalized the process by which our ore will be treated and are making advances with the design of the tailings pond. Press release: abcourt.com All the best, Joe Joe O'Brien Abcourt Mines

To: ogi who wrote (32607)	2/12/2007 12:01:11 PM
From: loantech	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78424

I sold sns at a tidy profit over 2 bucks. <G> Got lucky.

To: ogi who wrote (32607)	2/12/2007 5:39:33 PM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78424

Probably Will is not the same cloth as bro. From what I heard there was never any love lost from a while back. I think John either is a laissez-faire non corpus mentus manager who never ever knew what was going, on which is a major stroke against him -- or he is putting us on. Sad. On the other hand Will does not have to be in the same classification. He is saddled with the family name however. So far John is not indicted for anything, but there has to be major suspicion in many investor's minds. The courts are incompetent to decide on these technical matters, such as the geochems. They could not figure out when an assertion about this geo matter or that was complete hooey or what the smoking guns of parole evidence there are. (PA refers to industry standards and practice, that while reliable indicators are in fact hear-say.. but allowable..) The fact that John and DeGuzman travelled on motor bikes all over collecting placer gold, and once before promoted the same property on the Aussie exchange does not augur well. It could be regional exploration. Is there room to assume innocence with JF? The circumstances are damning as hell. The thing is, could JF be that totally taken in by the thing? DeGuzman had him on a string? He (JF) used to show people barren sections and mineralized and explain carefully how he "knew" the reason why this or that ran. This sort of behaviour is a sign that if he was taken in, he certainly did not do careful investigation of his own. He said he personally took charge and supervised of the massively phony ten metal geochems. How do you fake all those anomalous metals except out of whole cloth? The spectre of JF in a massive chem lab, titrating a series of elements just so into the kraft bags is a hoot. Is that what the fire was all about, to destroy that evidence? At least two companies went on the property and backed out when they resampled some geochem anomaly areas. Barrick and Rio Tinto backed out in February 1997 after re-assaying sections of the core that they somehow got a hold of. Of course there is not a permissive shear or a speck of alteration in any of the core. Just tight sandstone, and deeper fractures with pyritic and Pb enriched veinlets of 1-2 cms. Odd looking stuff. Hardly in fact a Maar Diatreme that they said it was. It did not have diatreme texture, except for the fractured barren of PM veining here and there. EC<:-}