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To: dean poets who wrote (1373)	8/27/1998 10:32:00 AM
From: Kent C.	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1829

Hi Dean, Just to point out that if this were true: It wouldn't be hard for me to walk along some area and pickup all the pretty rocks that glittered? Why haven't any other companies released massive sulphide mineralization on surface? I'll tell you why, because getting grab samples with mineralization and finding a massive sulphide zone on surface are two different things, I think you've got them confused (along with Tony on the Stockhouse forums). You may want to read up on the inital reports of Diamond Field's Discovery Hill to brush up on surface mineralization. Cheers, Kent BTW - here's a definition for Massive Sulphides, just to help clarify things for you: Massive Sulphide Any mass of unusually abundant metallic sulphide minerals. At the Voisey's Bay deposit, massive sulphide connotes more than 90% sulphides. The drill arrives this week, and I do agree with you 100% about drill results versus surface samples.