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3219 The paper "The Economic Potential of Terrestrial Impact Craters" R.A.Aurum-9/30/1999
3218 Just recently our little company got an offer from Rio Algom for a complete buyE. Charters-9/29/1999
3217 Don't you think the very positive reaction to the BOE sales signalled the bRMF-9/28/1999
3216 This good news is pretty WILD. Should benefit all, eventually. Hopefully the Cphilv-9/28/1999
3215 Here is the news you need for IWA and its many like companies in this industry.E. Charters-9/28/1999
3214 An Interesting report on a Junior with potential to go places. Message 1136417Little Joe-9/26/1999
3213 Brian, The magnetic field produces a more or less spherical field that gathers Bill Jackson-9/6/1999
3212 brian - As far as I know gravity is the reason for either the presence or lackLorne-8/31/1999
3211 V.AQU - Aquest Minerals. The news releases can be found at the company's weRise-8/30/1999
3210 1. Gold is low in price. 2. Commodities are weak. 3. Resource markets are sufE. Charters-8/30/1999
3209 Hello Mr.Charters: I was wondering if you could take a look at results that weRise-8/30/1999
3208 That explains why some people act like old gasbags.. high magnetism. Hmmmm... IE. Charters-8/29/1999
3207 Heard an opinion one time that the reason some planets have very little atmosphbrian krause-8/29/1999
3206 Actually the internet was formed by a meteor crashing to earth. In the ensuing E. Charters-8/26/1999
3205 jurka - In a forum discussion on the net about three years ago a poster dug up Stephen Mooney-8/26/1999
3204 Well, volcanigenisis or magmatic interconjection, will still yield treasure no E. Charters-8/25/1999
3203 Writing as one who dabbles in the area of geology on the periphery (and to my ejurka-8/25/1999
3202 Right now, the only <i>good</i> question you can ask me is: " E. Charters-8/25/1999
3201 Mr. Charters - I think I must be asking some good questions because I seem to bStephen Mooney-8/25/1999
3200 <i>Why geologists are not more certain and only theoretical.. etc...</E. Charters-8/23/1999
3199 Mr. Charters. Thank-you very much for taking the time to answer my query. I havStephen Mooney-8/23/1999
3198mineletter.com Ignore the more specific books of areas and read the general stuE. Charters-8/22/1999
3197 Hi Lorne; Congratulations on making it to retirement. Inco will be announcing aJohn E.Quinn-8/20/1999
3196 Hi John. >>>> " P.S. A few years later this record was surpalorne-8/19/1999
3195 RE>>planet Earth is merely a geologic anomaly in our solar system.<&lBerry Picker-8/19/1999
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