Alrich, from the MM Board, has been posting some old interesting Posts from "CMKX Past"..... For those of you who may have missed them...
Here ya go, Thanks Alrich. Something to do on this beautiful but CMKX slow Sunday morning. CMKM Diamonds, Inc. · DEF 14C · For 1/30/03www.secinfo.com/d123Y7.2d.htmNews - nice list of older PR'sinvestorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=1561Dr D post 11/17/06 From the millionaires boardI am not sure about the feelings of many towards CMKX, but I still remain confidently optimistic.
I have researched and spoke in confidence with close friends, business associates, political allies, attorney's, relatives, and others about CMKX and it's progress over the last 4 years that I have been on board of which I will not speak about specifically here. Without exception, the general consensus speaks unabated that something positive is going on behind the scenes and the outcome should be very desirable.
From my early conversations on CMKI/M/X with Brian Dvorak (Urban's then special attorney) through to my later communications with Roger Glenn, Don Stoecklein, Bob Maheu, Ron Casavant, Kevin West, and other unmentionables. I find it impossible to believe that all of these with the access and insight they have into the inside working of CMKX would have been duped, outwitted and scammed little long working in collusion to cover up some hidden dirty work.
I may be going against the grain, but I believe and am still confident that success is at hand. I don't see us becoming billionaire's out of this, but I believe that we will be well compensated for our time and effort that we have contributed over the last several years.
In Closing. I do want to state that these are only my opinions and I do ask that you treat them as such.
Be well. Success is still at hand - in one area of our life or another.
Dr.D
Exploration Geologist Dr. Mark Hutchison, Fort a la Corne,August 07, 2003 02:59 PM "CMKI's strategy of target selection by Geotem technology"
LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 7, 2003--Casavant Mining Kimberlite International (Pink Sheets:CMKM) is pleased to report that progress continues to be made in developing the company's exploration interests by continuing work in the Fort a la Corne area and in its target area selection elsewhere in Canada.
Exploration Geologist Dr. Mark Hutchison recently completed the necessary paperwork to retain CMKI's interests in claims surrounding and adjacent to the Kensington (KRT), Cameco, DeBeers Joint Venture and Shore Gold's (CDNX:SGF) diamond-bearing properties in Fort a la Corne. Approximately 192,303 acres were successfully claimed by a numbered Saskatchewan company on behalf of the company which allows Casavant Mining mineral rights for two years for drilling and exploration.
“In the context of Canadian diamond geology, it is widely held that Fort a la Corne is likely to produce an economic kimberlite body which in terms of quantity of stones could easily match total Canadian production.”
A recent drilling and sampling program conducted by The Fort a la Corne Joint Venture operated by DeBeers Canada Exploration Inc. recovered a 10.23 carat diamond from the drilling phase of the 2002 advanced exploration/evaluation program as published in a press release dated May 21, 2003, for Kensington Resources Ltd.
While presenting research at the recent International Kimberlite Conference in Victoria, B.C., Hutchison was able to discuss at length issues pertaining to the Fort a la Corne prospect. "It is generally understood that Fort a la Corne contains some of the world's largest kimberlite bodies, many of which are significantly diamondiferous," said Hutchison. "In the context of Canadian diamond geology, it is widely held that Fort a la Corne is likely to produce an economic kimberlite body which in terms of quantity of stones could easily match total Canadian production." Hutchison obtained numerous independent opinions from informed members of the research community supporting CMKI's strategy of target selection by Geotem technology. Although analysis of Geotem data has not been completed, initial indications from surveys flown over CMKI claims are proving promising. Hutchison also was given the opportunity to examine core samples material from diamondiferous kimberlites obtained by DeBeers and other third-party operators from targets nearby and next to CMKI claims. CMKI is now in a position of heightened confidence in the ability to interpret forthcoming core from its own claims in what are expected to be unusual and interesting kimberlites.
CMKI management is very pleased to be operating in an area of significant diamond potential and within a climate where Canadian diamonds are receiving deserved intense international attention.
While continuing to focus on Fort a la Corne, CMKI is remaining proactive in expanding their asset base through target acquisition elsewhere in Canada. A small-scale exploration program has now commenced looking at the geochemistry of heavy mineral samples obtained from a very promising and poorly developed target area. Negotiations are currently underway with claim holders, and once agreements are in place and geochemical data is available, further information will be released.
As announced prior, Casavant Mining is currently waiting for approval for drill permits to begin the drilling phase of previously determined high-priority targets.
There is no guarantee that drilling or further exploration will produce any economic benefit to the company or the shareholders of the company.
Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: The statements, other than the statements of historical facts, contained in this release which are not historical facts, may be deemed to contain forward-looking statements with respect to events, the occurrence of which involves risk and uncertainties, including, without limitation, demand and competition for the company's products and services, the availability to the company of adequate financing to support its anticipated activities, the ability of the company to generate cash flow from operations and the ability of the company to manage its operations.
Contacts
Casavant Mining Kimberlite International
Diamonds Hotline
Melvin O'Neil, 306-752-3755 or 877-752-3755
Fax: 306-752-3754
April 21, 2003 :
-- Dr. Mark Hutchison, Casavant Mining's senior project geologist, recently spent two weeks in the field delineating targets and liaising with ground crews and local facility providers. Management can report that suitable ground crews have now been retained by the company and are currently operational.
-- priority has been given to a core block of approximately 192,315 acres of approximately 609,361 acres of CMKM's mineral claims
-- within this land some 30 targets have been identified
-- five locations have been identified as being of highest priority
-- given positive findings from detailed ground
magnetic and gravimetric surveying, drilling will be implemented shortly thereafter.
-- Project scientists are currently active in delineating targets on all of CMKM's claims and management also plans to continue to expand targets by use of airborne electromagnetic surveying under the supervision of project geophysicist Dr. Jovan Silic.
July 23, 2003 :
-- Casavant Mining
Kimberlite International (OTC: CMKM) has approved a drilling permit application for the Fort a La Corne claims.
Aug. 7, 2003 :
-- Approximately 192,303 acres were successfully
claimed by a numbered Saskatchewan company on behalf of the
company which allows Casavant Mining mineral rights for two years for drilling and exploration.
-- Hutchison also was given the opportunity to examine core samples material from diamondiferous kimberlites obtained by DeBeers and other third-party operators from targets nearby and next to CMKI claims. CMKI is now in a position of heightened confidence in the ability to interpret
forthcoming core from its own claims in what are expected to be unusual and interesting kimberlites.
-- A small-scale exploration program has now commenced looking at the geochemistry of heavy mineral samples
obtained from a very promising and poorly developed target area.
Sept. 3, 2003 :
-- the purchase of 25 mineral claims from North Sask Ventures Limited
-- Two of the 25 claims are adjacent to known diamond-bearing property operated by Kensington (KRT), Cameco, DeBeers Joint Venture in Fort a la Corne
-- Durama Enterprises Ltd. which was recently awarded the mining and exploration contract for CMKI have mobilized their crews and are currently working on the first phase of the contract. Durama has obtained and is authorized work permits which were issued by the Saskatchewan Environment approved for these 25 mineral claims and the previously announced 30 priority targets selected by senior project geologist, Dr. Mark Hutchison. These work permits are issued for line cutting and ground geophysics which include magnetic surveys, as well as gravity surveys. Seven targets of the first 55 selected have had ground magnetics completed by Durama on them with a gravity survey follow-up to commence shortly. Results for the first 7 targets are expected later this week or the first of next week. If the gravity survey is confirmed positive, the target will be drillready.
Sept. 12, 2003 :
-- Due to recent developments of the company, several capital and equity investors have shown interest in Casavant Mining Kimberlite International.
Sept. 17, 2003 :
-- In addition to the 55 possible targets already identified, 96 more targets have been added to the list, for a total of 151 possible targets
Sept. 19, 2003 :
-- reached an agreement for $900,000 in funding with three junior mining exploration companies. CMKI grants the options to United Carina Resources (CDNX-UCA-V) (www.unitedcarina.com), Consolidated Pine Channel Gold (CDNX-KPG-V) (www.pinechannel.com) and Shane Resources (CDNX-SEI-V) the right to acquire an undivided 10% interest each in 82 prospective claims held by the Company in consideration for the $900,000 in funding. The first $450,000 is due and payable on or before Dec. 31, 2003, and an additional $450,000 due and payable on or before Dec. 31, 2004. All three companies may accelerate the time in which the option price is to be paid. CMKI has first right of refusal to acquire up to a 49% interest in any property held individually by United Carina Resources, Consolidated Pine Channel Gold or Shane Resources, which is being or is to be explored for diamonds.
Sep 30, 2003 :
* Retiring shares to treasury begins *
-- Retiring Six Billion Shares of CMKM Stock to the Treasury
Oct. 30, 2003 :
-- exploration efforts in Fort a la Corne have been temporarily set back in their schedule for electro magnetic surveying and the drilling
-- The exploration contractor was completing GPS navigation
Nov 11, 2003 :
-- "We feel fortunate that this land was available to claim stake and feel hopeful that the new land claims can produce dividends for the company in the future."
Dec 29, 2003 :
-- the company is evaluating two offers from public companies for a partial buyout of selected mining claims.
Jan 05, 2004 :
-- announced today that the Green Lake drill target is now suitable for drilling
-- CMKM plans to drill as soon as the permit for the area is approved.
Feb. 13, 2004 :
-- The company has four to six months of diamond core sampling already scheduled
I'll stop here because I think were all pretty much familiar with '04.The rest of the pr's are here..
questfordiamonds.com/news.htm
Imo,the first 700k acres is what caused all the positioning we're seeing today.And the first J/V on the 82 claims.
The July TDEM press release wasn't the first time CMKM had the ability to see magnetic and non-magnetic targets.
Remember one of the advantages of TDEM...GPS
CMKI mentions GPS used Oct 30th of 2003.
There's alot of drill targets that just went dead. ??
I listened to the Dr.D Dec.20th recording last night and a speaker said CMKM dosen't have to report samples for 3 yrs. Hmmmm
cmkxdiamond.proboards32.com/index.cgi?board=audio&action=display&num=1096907537&start=0 Gltua!
Chris
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