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To: C Hudson who wrote (16578)	2/23/1999 8:11:00 PM
From: Cytotekk	Respond to of 34075

C Hudson - thanks, that is indeed some clarification. Sounds like BD thinks that further studies are required, (boy, have I heard that before on all the threads). They said: we did not recommend an immediate operation, which if we recommended is to extend the studies and later to make the corresponding production with the investment that it requires, if the wealth of these deposits is confirmed that are amazing ", commented Vice-president de Behere Dolbear. " It is invisible or little visible gold ", said Sandri to the time to talk about to the quality of the metal that exists in abundance in the zone, that cannot be extracted as a solid sample directly. Still, BD has a positive Tenor. I am sure BD would like to have another big payday at GE's expense. I am very interested in whether GE is going to start profitable production on at least some portion of the concession soon. Colleen

To: C Hudson who wrote (16578)	2/23/1999 8:22:00 PM
From: David A. Wilson	Respond to of 34075

Just for your info. Taken from the following site. dolbear.com HENRY J. SANDRI Senior Associate Areas of Expertise: Project Feasibility Studies, Business Development, Financial Evaluations, Mineral Commodity Investigations, Base and Precious Metals, Coal and Industrial Minerals Education: BS, Foreign Service, Georgetown University, 1974 MA, Applied Economics, American University, 1978 PhD, Mineral Economics, Colorado School of Mines, 1991 Years of Experience: 22 If the news reporter printed statements from Mr. Sandri that were not true, would that not be slanderous. Especially with the furor that it may cause? Just a thought. GO MINE!!! DAVE