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To: Upick who wrote (5612)	4/7/1998 12:24:00 PM
From: Surething	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26850

Hi Upick, Kimberlite mineral types vary, as George pointed out earlier. The density of course increases as you go deeper, but it has been found in the NWT that the 2.7 tons per M3 is a very good average number to go with. In fact you will see this number used many times, associated with kimberlite bodies worldwide. George, peter, and of course Walt can elaborate much better than I. Best Wishes Surething PS- Something tells me that if there is a sequel to the Snap Lake feature Film, you will assume a very prominent role. George, Fix, LOOK OUT. :-)