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atlantick...

danke wenn des reinstellst. habe bisher nur was von der ucad bekommen, einbuchung erfolgt wenn zugewiesen wird und bis zu diesem tage ist die mitteilung meiner bank unter vorbehalt der richtigkeit der ihr übermittelten daten.

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[Atlantickatze]

urse...

also ich hab das schon richtig gelesen und verstanden, aber das Thema mit den Banken wurde ja ausgiebig Diskutiert, die haben die Informationen von der Lagerstelle, ob die wiederum richtig ist, weis ich nicht.

Ich stell den Text heut Abend nach der Arbeit hier rein.

Mann o mann..... wir werden ganz schon auf die Folter gespannt.
Hat den keiner eine Mitteilung von seiner Bank bekommen?

gruß
AK

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#5985 von wilfonx

das betrifft kensington, und wurde gestern schon hier reingesetzt mit der bemerkung daß die auch ne party haben / hatten . die machen es nach, nur wir sind noch nicht so weit, es fehlt der echte diamantennachweis und kensington hat präsentiert - heul

[Paul_Muadib]

urseline, schon geschehen!

bis zum dr.d alle alarmiert.....

paul

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paul...

würdest du bitte mal bei den schlauen amis nachfragen ob da wirklich mal ein " szenenkenner " dabei ist der die frage beantworten kann ob man eine full reporting co sein muß wenn divi verteilt wird oder ob das ohne filing bzw. reporting co geht.
hab zwar wenig hoffnung für ne vernünftige antwort noch weniger daß überhaupt einer das versteht und weiß.

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[wilfonx]

ja, ja ihr helden,

Anyone still skeptical about the Fort La Corne area and related diamonds should read the following from KRT`s news release today. There will be a scurrying of activity over the next short while. I think CMKX will have to come out with some news soon or they may potentially lose some of the marketing momentum they could potentially achieve if they have the goods.
I believe the interested parties in this news release will do "whatever it takes" to be part of the action. We are in for some mighty interesting partnerships. IMHO -- Glad I`m in.


10/4/04

FORT A LA CORNE, SASKATCHEWAN, Oct 4, 2004 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX) --
A detailed update and outline of the 2004/2005 exploration mini-bulk sampling program for the Fort a la Corne (FALC) diamond project was presented to over 50 guests on a visit to the project site this week. The joint venture (JV) hosted guest
s from government, the financial sector, local Aboriginal groups and the media.

The JV partners welcomed the Honourable Eric Cline, Minister of Industry and Resources, the Honourable Maynard Sonntag, Minister of Aboriginal Affairs, Deputy Minister Larry Spannier, and local members of municipal and provincial governments. The site tour included a formal presentation by Robert McCallum, President and CEO of Kensington Resources Ltd. and Richard Molyneux, President and CEO, De Beers Canada, as well as a technical update on the project by the De Beers project manager, Andrew Williams.

"We at Kensington Resources Ltd. are on a mission to bring awareness and attention to the fact that there are diamonds in Saskatchewan - not just a few, but a tremendous diamond potential," said Robert A. McCallum. Mr. McCallum`s speech also emphasized the solid working relationship that exists between the Joint Venture partners. "We recognize that De Beers Canada, with their 100 years of experience, vast resources, state of the art facilities and skilled and experienced people are the Partner of Choice for a Canadian junior. We feel fortunate to have them as project operators for this promising, immense and complex project."

In his presentation, Richard Molyneux, provided a global context for the diamond project in Saskatchewan, emphasizing De Beers Canada`s focus on moving projects such as FALC, through to evaluation as quickly as possible in order to meet growing demand for diamonds. "The economic growth in China, and recovery in Japan, the continued strong demand for diamonds in the US and the success of De Beers` new marketing strategy, have all contributed to a supply demand gap," he said.

Mr. Molyneux emphasized the need for a realistic understanding of the technical challenges and the time required to develop a mine. "The restructured Joint Venture management team are looking at new approaches and seeking innovative technologies which may accelerate this timeline," he said.

"The Joint Venture has invested over $30 million in this project and we have now reached a point where we are intent on reaching a final evaluation and on making a decision," said Richard Molyneux. "De Beers is examining its global exploration projects and will be identifying the most promising for fast tracking. We hope to have sufficient information at the end of this work project to present a strong case for Fort a la Corne to be one of the selected projects."

The current work project is planned for completion by March 31, 2005.

Using the expertise of proven management and world-class, experienced technical advisors, Kensington Resources Ltd. is actively involved in confirming the economic potential of this diamond project and moving the project forward to a development decision as rapidly as possible. The Fort a la Corne Diamond Project is a joint venture among Kensington Resources Ltd. (42.25%), De Beers Canada Exploration Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of De Beers (42.25%), Cameco Corporation (5.5%) and UEM Inc. (carried 10%). The 71+ kimberlite bodies of the Fort a la Corne Field form one of the largest diamondiferous clusters in the world.

FORM 20-F FILE #0-24980

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atlantick ....

hast du da richtig gelesen und verstanden oder hat die bank was falsch verstanden und falsch geschrieben ?

[Galixxx]

ohje bis ich das gelsen hab...kann da jemand eine zusamenfassung schreiben? ich bin der eng. sprache nicht so mächtig...und dann noch so viel...ohje

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wilfonx

übersetz das mal bittteeeeeee

[dolcebrse75]

und ich 2 jahre!!

dolce..