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To: Martin Wormser who wrote (253)	10/21/1997 12:07:00 PM
From: virginijus poshkus	Respond to of 4571

Martin, lack of gray matter. vargas

To: Martin Wormser who wrote (253)	10/21/1997 11:34:00 PM
From: DDS-OMS	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4571

Martin, Dont you have a copy of Keewatin Engineering's executive summary dated May 15,1991? They also cite a study regarding ore reserves done by Nealon and Associates done in 1986. Nealon was the one that said there was 133,500 tons in recoverable pillars. Your next question "why weren't they mined years ago" I assume you mean why didn't BCMD mine them? That was the FIRST question I asked after studying documents sent to me upon inquiring about the last private placement. Honestly, never got a satisfactory answer. MY assumption is that all capital raised by Chapin went to litigation as the first priority was keeping the claims--mining them was secondary to company survival at that point. Cant answer your question about wasting time on placer vs these BC pillars--maybe Al's legacy?? That 1991 report clearly showed ore assaying as high as 273 ounces per ton--but both Keewatin and Chapin cautioned that the overall content would be .5-1.0 ounces per ton average. Still, Martin--all of this is history--none of it determines BCMD's future price. Past mistakes (if in fact they were) are past mistakes, dont we have to live in the present and hope for the future--forget the past--its over. If your alleged mistakes affected the price of BCMD's stock up until last week--IMO, it doesn't affect it anymore. Regards, Gary