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To: Goose94 who wrote (5411)	2/27/2014 8:10:18 PM
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CNX-V new 52 week high, 60 cents. Callinex' Graphite Overview - callinex.ca The Neuron Property The Neuron property consists of 44,300 hectares of mineral exploration licenses in Northern Manitoba near Thompson. The land package was acquired by way of staking. The property is near a highway and associated infrastructure. The property is accessed by winter road. The nearby Thompson Nickel Belt is an area where mining and mineral exploration is the main economic driver. The company conducted a 1,850 line-kilomenter VTEM survey on the property in the fall of 2013, uncovering several areas of conductivity coincident with magnetic lows, which the company's exploration team has identified as potential targets for graphite mineralization. Drilling is to be conducted on priority targets in the winter months of 2014. Graphite Exploration Callinex considers graphite to be a strategically important material, and high-value exploration target. Graphite is an industrial mineral which, until recently, was rarely the target of companies conventionally exploring for base and precious metals. Drill intersections of graphite, a fairly regular occurrence in massive sulphide exploration, were previously considered exploration failures. Recent events, such as the widespread usage of lithium ion batteries and a global increase in steel production, have caused the graphite market to improve significantly. Advances in materials and manufacturing technology have brought on speculation that markets may develop for graphite-based graphene and carbon nano-tubes, further fueling upward momentum in the market for natural graphite. Through the lens of Callinex' experience in base metals exploration in Northern Mantioba, the company's exploration team finds the possibility of a high-grade graphite deposit in Northern Manitoba compelling. An analysis of archived reports, along with advanced geophysics, has indicated that graphite structures aren't uncommon in Northern Mantioba. The upcoming diamond drill program will help Callinex better understand the tendencies of graphite structures in the area.