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To: Larry Meneely who wrote (1787)	5/3/1999 3:59:00 PM
From: Larry Meneely	Respond to of 2514

Here is the Krofchak patent relating to metal in clay (Ateba Mines) for those that are interested. patents.ibm.com Larry M.

To: Larry Meneely who wrote (1787)	5/3/1999 4:02:00 PM
From: George S. Montgomery	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2514

Larry: This comment of yours seems kind of unfair: "While this may not be a total contradiction, it is confusing when you are trying to understand Ricks' geological model and exploration method." I am beginning to understand that Boulay is determined that 'layered deposits' are the target. He is trying to locate a zinging 'bed' by most reasonable means. This could be good pipes that spawned the layer - so he looks for pipes. It could be faults - where good pipes may accumulate, and the horizontal deposit may have flowed through. I believe it is self-defeating to cast doubt on our own Indiana Boulay. He does seem to have his sights focused on a specific that does not appear to have been considered much in this play. The specific being the bed, the layer, the horizontal. gsm