All the Best to DW on his next Venture. He was always an upfront CEO.

Thanks for the memories:

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"11/11/2003 11:02:17 PM -Now we're focused on a project that is wholly owned, has 20 times more gold, and is in an established gold camp. It's got a history of mining, mining, environmental, labour, and tax laws, rules and regulations that we can work with. We know the supply network, and quality of materials and workmanship. Yellowknife is good.
Dave".

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"I have always viewed chatrooms in a positive light. There are some who abuse it (both positively and negatively), but for the most part, the general audience can figure out what's going on. I consider the chatrooms no differently than I would a phone call to the office. If someone has a question, it seems reasonable to address it. Ignoring the question doesn't make it go away. There are many who appreciate the anonymity of the chatroom, and I respect that. I however will make it clear who I am, when I answer or post.

Dave Webb"

"9/13/2000 11:59:21 PM It's a really interesting property, in part because of its proximity to four past producing mines, and in part because of the size of the target. Similar targets have produced deposits containing tens of millions of tonnes of resources.

We'll try to get some photos up on the web site soon. The rusty patches (horseshoes and stuff) are really something to see. In fact, a check of the government maps reveals one rather spectacular looking zone can be found on Gossan Island.

Dave"

"When I worked at the Con Mine in Yellowknife, I had the experience of arriving just in time for a strike. I was a salaried, non-union employee placed on essential services. I sat in the powerhouse and monitored the compressors and power feed from the company's hydroelectric plant and government's line power. The compressors looked ancient, but worked well. I asked my cross-shift about them, and was informed that they were original equipment, installed USED, IN 1938.

Dave"

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"5/7/2000 3:52:00 PM Tyhee has always expressed its willingness to resolve issues in Mongolia, and has travelled there on several occasions for that express purpose alone.

Tyhee is focused on more progressive projects now, projects that are actually moving forward. At some point, our Mongolian investments may mature, but in the meantime, the part of the garden that is growing will see our attention.

Dave"

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