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To: helo4 who wrote (1237)	6/20/2015 4:48:26 PM
From: NuclearCrystals	2 Recommendations Recommended By hoov techsupport Respond to of 22811

Actually Helo, I did consider all of his points. His rationale as expressed in calling Syrah numbers absurd would equally apply to the Albany numbers and draw the same conclusion, that's the part that you are not comprehending but thanks for bringing it up, it's helpful for this discussion. Sensitivity charts are a peculiar thing, depending on which numbers are moved, outcomes can vary wildly. So when Kramer-Miller suggests padding the numbers as a Syrah management critique, you really start to hone in on the Albany sensitivity chart and see how it reflects in relation to the PEA summary. I'd never be so brazen to suggest Eveleigh and company padded anything the way Kramer-Miller does about Syrah management. I'd simply compare the two stories and see if I can find any parallels, in that way, I can judge what an article by Kramer-Miller might look like if Albany was the point of focus for him.

To: helo4 who wrote (1237)	6/20/2015 5:34:30 PM
From: NuclearCrystals	Respond to of 22811

Helo, you should take a listen to the following interview conducted by Kramer-Miller. Keep in mind he is long that company and he repeatedly "leads on" the group being interviewed to fit his narrative and he isn't shy about characterizing the company collective (including himself) as "we". Zennanites can't stand Chief using that word "we". Once you listen to the full interview and I know ………… it's a tough listen, you do glean some interesting tidbits about pricing from yet another group. You'll truly enjoy the empty "chuckles" and "deer in headlight" pauses but look beyond that ………. pay attention to a whole lotta rosie, by the collective, Kramer-Miller included. miningwealth.com Syrah's numbers on costs are extremely relevant to Albany LIB segmentation and just listen to what these guys have to say about lubricants and such ……….. more relevance for the Albany PEA summary care of an interview conducted by a balanced Kramer-Miller ………….. no leading on there, lol.