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To: paul j. gourley who wrote (1834)	12/18/1997 8:56:00 AM
From: alchemy	Respond to of 4736

Hello Paul and All: In conversations that I have had with the company, I have learned that the 23-well, initial phase of the Nebraska project represents only 10% of the 25000 acres. There are additional gas structures that have been high-graded using the EMSounder, but have not yet been explored within the lease area. In summary, we are generating a minimum of 23bcf of NG from only 10% of the potential gas structures in the lease area. Think about that. IMO, NAMX and KNE will be busy in Nebraska until 2015. To long time IMMM/NAMX investors:. Remember from February to July when nothing was going right with this company , well guess what, nothing's going wrong in December. What a turn in fortune!!! Eventually the market will catch up to our earnings potential. Invest wisely, do your due diligence. And go NAMX!!!! marty

To: paul j. gourley who wrote (1834)	12/18/1997 11:07:00 AM
From: Sidney Reilly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4736

paul, I appreciate your effort to do some DD. But the calling companies that NAE is negotiating with may be counter productive. These are big companies. Example with UPR many called and were all told their was no agreement, no more explanation than that. No statement such as we are negotiating now was made by UPR even though they/we were. They did not want us to know and were not going to tell us anything. Some even talked to the man himself (Shoemocker) who said this even though negotiations were going on. The naysayers played that to the hilt on the thread at the time. Now signing of a UPR/NAE agreement seems to be close at hand. It has taken many months. Now if investors call BR and get the same response don't be surprised. If investors in NAE start calling BR and it annoys them I hope it will not cause problems with the NAE/BR relationship. There is an interest for the sake of DD to call but also an interest not to put a fly in the ointment for the company. This is just my take on calling before an agreement is finalized. I'm sure others will dissent! cya, Bob