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To: Claude Cormier who wrote (3931)	5/31/1998 7:30:00 PM
From: Don Rohner	Respond to of 34075

Since It is A Sunday Night And Everyone should be relaxed and not thinking about this until Monday. I'll talk to myself. From Guido Paravicini last report in section 8.2 he got average grades of 1.499g coarse gold, 5.657g from rock and 27.068g from the fine dirt. With an overall average of 14.049g. It doesn't take a mathematical genus to see that on average there is 66% rock and 33% dirt with the coarse gold mixed in. It would not surprise me if they will quickly sift out the rock and set it aside for future processing and deal with the 29g/cum or 14g/ton gold that they have left to deal with! And because I'm talking to myself and know that some of you will make the mistake of reading this here are some versions of Smiley Faces just for you: Smiley Faces Standard :-) Mellow :o) Detailed {:o) Picasso(confused) %-) A little dense <{:o) Mr.Perfect 0{:o) Don Rohner <{:o)

To: Claude Cormier who wrote (3931)	6/1/1998 12:10:00 AM
From: CIMA	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 34075

My understanding is that Terry Turner is reviewing Guido's report with the Advisory Board and the Cueva Playa startup is not 100%, they may start elsewhere based on the report results. What's difficult is that there are 13 historically producing minesites on their property. The locals still work some or all, I'm not clear on that. But figuring out where to get the biggest bang for the buck isn't easy, too many choices! However, equipment is there and there's a lot of activity, roadwork, etc.