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To: Goose94 who wrote (2928)	10/10/2013 8:18:30 AM
From: Goose94	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 202784

NAN-V Rick Mark CEO I am very, very pleased to pass along this morning’s NAN press release regarding Imiak Hill’s initial 2013 results. It is now safe to say, the sulphide intersections are truly “high grade”. As we have listened to experienced geologists and leaders in the nickel world we have met over the past few weeks, I can assure you that these kinds of grades are rare, indeed. We are all thrilled with these early results. At this point in the nickel discovery/production cycle, nickel sulphide production is becoming more expensive in mature camps and it is still so difficult to find. Maniitsoq will now capture the nickel world’s attention. On behalf of our shareholders, I want to thank our outstanding technical team led by Chief Geologist, John Pattison and Chief Operating Officer, Neil Richardson. The team has all worked many, many long days over the past two and half years. These assay results are what all geologists dream of, so congratulations to the entire team for putting us on the world nickel map. There is, of course, much more to do, as the journey to production is long. First, we will focus on receiving and reporting on the rest of the Imiak Hill Conduit Complex drill results, including the deepest hole at Imiak Hill, MQ-13-28, the near solid sulphide intersection at Imiak North and the deepest hole of this year’s program at Spotty Hill. We also intend to ”fill in” the regional story in the coming weeks as there is much more to tell about what we are learning about the rest of this 100% owned district sized piece of property.