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To: HALT who wrote (8771)	12/17/2014 8:59:45 PM
From: minder	1 Recommendation Recommended By dsikorsk Respond to of 10654

consolidation is a desperation act of a company that has no other financing option but to "appear" more palatable at a higher share price. it rarely works out. but we're not there. virtually 100% of all pps over the last few years were hogged by the maj. shareholder. I don't see him giving up at this critical stage. so further dilution? maybe by late next year w/pps taken by insiders, but consolidation? no, don't see the desperation requirement much less the advantage to anyone, except the lawyers like you just mentioned.

To: HALT who wrote (8771)	12/17/2014 9:00:52 PM
From: explorationguy	5 Recommendations Recommended By dsikorsk Hog Head minder Underhill69 Zep70 Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10654

Consolidation and/or dilution are real risks that juniors face when they run out of cash. I think the risk to CUU is relatively low right now but will continually increase through next year until we see solid indications that SC or Van Dyke can be monetized. I doubt Elmer, or anyone running a junior, is going to discuss hypothetical situations involving future plans over the phone or even in person. Right now we want some clear guidance on the plan for SC.