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To: Roebear who wrote (3331)	4/1/1998 9:55:00 PM
From: Roebear	Respond to of 4571

Speaking of mining jargon, NET supplied these on Yahoo. Next -> Message 3384 of 3391Reply DefinitionsNetworkthy (51/M/California) Apr 1 1998 6:39PM EST Okay Robear, here goes my best stab at the definitions for the terms used in the press release (correct me Lionel if I falter): Heading: The tunnel your driving into. Scram: Horizontal movement in the mine, similar to a heading, but smaller. Raise: Vertical movement, up or down. Stopes: Room size area above the floor, bigger than a heading. Culled: To pick out certain pieces (in this case, high grade) Sulfides: A mineral indicative of the presence of gold. Up-Dip: Further up the structure, in this case - where it hasn't been mined yet. Now write these down so I don't have to keep explaining this stuff to you. LOL NET ÿ See my following post also from Yahoo. Roebear PS Notice for such a definitive guy he can't quite get the concept R-o-E-b-e-a-r down <VBG>

To: Roebear who wrote (3331)	4/1/1998 10:01:00 PM
From: Roebear	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4571

Apr 1 1998(roebear)(Yahoo) Well, I did know some of these, 9:48PM EST but I always thought SCRAM was what you did after you LIT THE FUSE ! Here is some info I got from a friend with some pretty good software which I feel explains the SCRAM in the price today. We hit some pretty good resistance and it will take a bit or more news to chew through, but we WILL! After reading these numbers, I am interested in the opinion of anyone in their own Experience as to how many of these shares are still held. PP shares are not currently free to trade till near the end of the month according to this same source. Since they are long term investors it is unlikely that they will effect the stock price greatly. Quote: What I think is happening is simply the math of prior trading in the range between 3/4 and 7/8. Here are some figures: >From last October 17th to March, a total of 20,723,000 shares were traded when the price was between 3/4 and 7/8 at sometime during the day. The first period was from between 10/17 to 12/3 and 10,325,400 shares traded. The most recent period was between 1/12 and 2/12 when on every trading day, the price was at some point between 3/4 and 7/8. Total shares during those 23 straight days was 10,397,600. This last 23 days is close enough to the present for the figures to still be valid. END OF Quote So how many, after all the daytraders and nervous nellies, are left of the 10.397MM or the 20.723MM shares? BTW Net, I will post the definitions, you cheapwad freeloader (just kiddin G) Roebear