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SIGNAT

EXPLORATI'}N

OWE$

ASPEEIAL

THANKS

TO

JIM

COCIKSLEY

OF

COOKSLEY

GEOSCIENEE'

SIGNAI.

HAS

EONTRACTED

MR.

COOKSLEY'S

SERVICE

TO

INCTUDE

SUB-SI.'RFAEE

sEIsMICS

iO

siUnV

THE

GEO-STRUcTURE,

AND

CONSUITATIoN

oN MICRo

GoLD

FoRltriATIOh{s'

AS

RETATED

TO IIITRUSIVES,

FOR

THE

PERIOD

OF THE

LAST

20 YRS'

WIILIAJV|

JEROME'

PRES'

James

Cooksle5r:

President

[Vir-

Cooksley

is

President

of

Cooksley

Geoscielc.e,]LC''

a

company]re

foundeci

in

1961

-te

is

registered

in

the

state

or

carifornia

as

a

ceotogist,

Geopirrysicis't

end

certified

Engineering

Georogist, and

in

tr-,*birt,

of

rrlevad.a

as a

ceJtogi"at

#ngineer.

He^has

contributed

io

the

fields

of

sersrnic

computing

and

georogic

rnleipretaiion

ior

*iiO

years.

.

[rtuch

oi

his

work

has

been

accornprished

in

",.uiu

of

Jompreo

suotdgic

structure

and

rithorogic

investlgations'

Mr_

cooksley

has

conducted

engineering

and

exploi'ation

studies

throughout

North

Arnerica

and

ov€rseas.

He

is

particurarry

experrenc*d"in

th*

fierd

of

selsmic

geophysical

investigations

for

varlous

rypes

of

engineering,

including

iort

ing

"gi

mechanicJ,

Cittt

and

nuclear

power

plant

site

studies,

site

an-J

foundliicn

inuesiigaiions

for

high

rise

structures,

bridges

and

other

heavy

structures,

and

seisrnic

exproration.for"grouldwgter,

min*rur*,

coal,

and

hydrocarbons'

He

has.

deveroped

many

rniovativi

rnethods

,Jrutua

to

the

apprication

of high

resolutron,

shallow

selsmlc

to

these

tYPes

of investigations'

rn addition

to

[\fir.

cooksrey,s

seismic

geophysicarrvor[<,

he

is

also

highly

experienced

ln

reconnaissance-

and

detaileo-scale

ELo-rigit

*uppios,'guolooic

91-slneqring

studies,

exploration

for

and

evaruation

ni

*in*rut

and

nyirocuinon

oepositsiinte#retation

of

various

down-hole

g;opLyti.al

logs,

und

,,**usment

of

groundwater

potential'

[1/rr.

Goaksrey

has

servecr

on

the

ceopnysicar

Activity

comn-rittee

of

the

socieiy

oi

Exploration

Geophysicists,

and

for

three

years

*d*bO

as

Chairman

of

its

Engineering

Geophysicslgrounowater

Gommit

*".

He

is

presentty

an

active

menrber

of

the

American

Ensti'rute

of

lVlining

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socl{'oi

g'xpri'rati3n

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Association

of

Ferroteurn

ouorogill;

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BLM

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nugree

in

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EnEineering.

REGfiSTRATflOI\3S:

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in

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ito'

590

[n

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in

California

Registere-d'&'-"6gir"I

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No.

2177

in

Nevada



SIGNAL

E}(PLORATIONIS

PROUD

To IIAVE

-CHAPLINRESOURCE

GROUP.

AslL

CONSULTING

]FiRM

&A.

WOREIHG

ASSOCIATE

IN

DE1.EX-OPIF{G

THE

QE

MINE

SITE

Lary

il

Chaplin,

Presideni

Chaplln Resource Group {CRG),

lnc.

Mr. Chaplin is

a

Professional Engineer

{Flecironics),

Generalis

with over

30

years

experienee

in

rnining

and

related

industries.

He

is

a

self

iaught

tuletallurgisi

and

minerals

processing

technician-

An

Associaie mernber

of

Ths

American instituie

si

Mining,

Metailurgical

and

petrolerjrn

Engineers.

Chaplin

is

the developer of

,'Rippef

iechnologies

tcwards fhe

recovery

of

Monoaiomic,

eluster

and

"high

$pin"

Precious

meials

s3

1r/ell

as

othei

heavy

elements.

Cugent

sfudi*^s

include

expei-irnentation

intc

Piasma

and

fulicrouraire

technolcgies (modified

irequencies)

for ihe

conversion

and reeovery

sf

preeious

metals.

Mining

e;rperience includes

soovelal

diifiquit

anri remoie

regions

in

Alaska

unrjei"

seyerely

advei'se

conditions.

Chaplin

usilally

managed

a

crew

of r-rp

to

twelve

field personnel

with

full

responsibiiity

to

payrall

a*d

fleld

mobilization

(heauy

equipmeni) and

de-mobilkaijcn.

The

latier often required

the

use

of

C-130 aircrait

whenoverland

travel was

impossible.

Lccations

ranged

from

Mud

Bay

{scuth

of Nome,

Alaska)

tp

the

+O mlle

near

Yukon

Territory,

Canada,

to the

Talkeeiila

liJlouniains

in

Alatka

and south

io

Cape Yakataga,

Alaska.

Chaplin has also managed crews

in

Catiisrnia,

Nevada

and

Mexics

{60

miles south

of

Hermasiilo).

Chaplin

hae

geryed

as

a $pecial Assistanttp

the

Governor

oiAlaska

{Jay

S-

Hammond)

during

ihe

negoiiations

and seitlenient of the

Alaska

Lanris

issue-

Chaplins

main

responsibilig

r,ayas

tire

inierlace

l4iiih

the indigenou$

ilatives

of

Alaska i.e; Tlinget,

Aleut,

Haiu'a

and

some

Athebascan.

During

ihis

period,

Chaplin

vyag

aiso

activo

(on

cccadion)

rivith

the Alaska

tobby

effort

in

llVashinglon,

D.C..

Chaplin

has

also

managed

the

$tate

of

Alasl(a

saieiliie

transponders

and

has engineered

and

installed

communications

iinks

from

$outheastern

Alaska

communlties

{Angoon,

Kake, Klawock,

llydaburg

and

Felican).

Fle

then

wen'r

cn

to

Lrecorne

a line

engineer

{RCA

Alascom) for

i're

Trans-Alaska pipeline

r'vorking

firston fhe

"Backbone" Microwave system

framFairbanks, Alaska

to

Beadhorse,

Alaska.l/Vhen

pump

sbticns

wei'e

ccmpleied, Chaplin

"turned

up'the

first

Eatelllte

Farth

Siations

fram

Furnp

#1

iDeadhorse)

o

Purnp #3

at

Goldfoot, Alaska.

Chaplin

alEo

served

6

years

lrrith

RCA

Alascom

{contraci}

ai

remoie

"ljvhite

Alice"

faciliiies.

The

White

Alice

Communicailons

Sysiern

{WACS)

was a

United

Siaies

Air

Force

teleeommunicaiion

Iink

sy*tern

constt-ucted

in

Alaska

duiing

the

Gold

lfi/ar,

lt

featured

tropospheric

scatter

links

and

line=of-sight

mierowave radio links"

ltvrzas

characterized

by

la;ge

parabolic,

bopospheric scafter

aniennas

and

also csniained

sys-tems

sirnilar

io

standard

microvyave

radio

relays.

Vrlhite

Alice

connecied

remote

Air

F+rce

sites

in

Alaska,

such

as

Aircrait Contrsl and

Vfarning

{AC&W),

Disiani

Early

Warning

Line

{DEW

Line)

and Ballistic Missile

Early

Warning

$ystenr

{BMFW$),

tn command

and conlr'sl

facilities

and

in

some cases

it

was

used

for civilian

phane

calls- The

system

was

advanced fsr

jis

iime.

Chaplin holds

a

"Whita

Aiice"

slearance.

ehaplin

spent 30*

years

irrAlaska,

is a licensed

aircra'ft

pilot (A$EL/F),

Hear,y

vessel

Marine

cedified

tta

12,50fr

tonsl,

Fionorebly

discharged United

Siaies

Air

Force

Veteran.

Marvin

Dalbow,

Direcioi,

Chaplin

Resource Group

(CRG),

lnc.

Mr.

Doltro 'r

is

an enirepreneu;-ial

txeeutive

and

sirategic initiaiives

leader in

fne

fasi

paceci

stari-

up

busine$$es

end

Fofr#ne 500

c.ompanies

involved

in

a

r,irideiy

diverse industriee. Over

the

iast

five

decacles :is

aehievernents

include

dev'eloping

and commercializing

innovaiive

multidiseiplinary

approaches

in the

rapidly

grovling

Computer

industry,

Foocj

and

Beverage,



Health

and

Fitness,

Alternative

Energy,

Waste

Management,

and

for

the

past

25

years,

in

Mineral

and

Precious

Metal

processing,

extriction

and

remed-iation

including:

Nanotechnotogn

ftectro-

processing

Systems,

Extraction

Systems,

Proprietary

ore

Leach

Teihnology

and

Selaration

Technology,

with

innovate

approaches

for their

waste

materiats.

wtr.

Dolbow

has

created

technologies

that

solves

many

industrial

waste

issues,

in

different

types

of industrial

waste

from

radioactive

materials,

mine

slags

and

tails,

to

oil

produced

waters

and

taking

ihose

waste

items

and

not

only neutralizing their hazardous status,

but

creating

new

products

ino

recyiting

them

into

useful

and

sell

able

items.

He

has

developed

technique"s

for

mine

ore

evaluation

and

processing.

ln

other

industries

Mr.

Dolbow

was

a

founding

member

of

the

manag"runt

team

at

Datacom

lnternational,

the fastest growing.Division

of

ani

company

in

American"history

at

tnat

time.

Mr. Dolbow

created

a

totally

new

business

model

"no

in

10fi,

1a

decade

oeforeihe

pc

came

into

existence)formed

an international.computer

marl<eting group,

growing

from

a

vague

idea

to an

international

company

with

annual

sales

of

over

g120"niiltion,'rii11r

sg"foreign

dishibutors

selling

in

54

countries

in

less

than

4

years.

Mr. Dolbow

has

founded

num6ror"

companies;

Computer

Ma_chinery

Corp,

a revoluiionary

approach

to computer

data

entry;

Alton

Illinois

Ceble

TV sysiem;

General

Dynamics

Computei

a'computer

service

company

in Los

Angles;

Red core,

a

specialized

computer

company,

chicagol

Four

Walls

Wesi,

a

iull

service

athletic

club

offering

local

as

well

as

health

services

to the

h-ealth

and

wellness

i;du;try,

working

not

only

within

the

fitness

industry,

but

many

hospital

groups

such

as

Case

Western

and

the

Meriot

Hospital Group,

on

a

world wide basis;

Biopor,ier,

a

bio-mass alternative energy project

on

the

big

island

of

Hawaii,

generating

18%

of

the

jsland;s

electrical

needs

through

"r6lting

u

synthetic

gas

from

woolchipsand

fueling

the

generating

system

with

the syn

ga"s,

all

in tne

earty

]

980's;

Evergreen

Tea/Global

Tradex

creating,

manufac"turing

and

selling

ttre

f]rst'ever

line of

fully

organic

ingredients,

99% caffeine

free

and

flavored

teas,"Oottr

bags

and

instant

and taking

that

company

internationgl

and

among

other

things,

becoming

the

larglst

supplier

of heatth

food

and

supplement

items

to

theJapanese

marketplice.

During

t-he

1st CIulf

War,'zO

million

health

food bars

that

Evergreen

had created,

were

to

supplied

to t"ne

mititary,

to

name

a

few.

Mr Dolbow,

as well

as

creating

new

companies,

has

evaluated,

and

turned

around

a

number

of

troubled

businesses;

and created

various

strategies

within

diverse

business

models

ranging

from

agriculture,

computers,

alternative

energy,

food

ind

beverage,

health

and

fitness,

to

min"ing

and

minerals,

both

domestic

and international.

His

world-c.lass

tiunagement

experience

and

unique

qualifications

make

for

realistic

assessments

and

evaluations

of

"mining,

processing

unJ

non-

nrining businesses alike.

He

holds

both

a B.A.

and

MBA

and

has

attended

counfleJs

association

and

mining

industry

education

and

compliancy

training,

has

delivered

and

published

technology

reports

and

is considered

very

knowledgeable

in

the

sb

called

field

of

Nano

materials

and

over

the

last 25

years

has

been

active

in

industrial

trade

associations

and

maintains

his

membership

in

such

groups

as

the Northwestern

Mining

Association

and

(previously)

the

lnternational

precious

Metals

lnstitute.

lJnited

Resource

Holdings

Group,

lnc.

Get

euote

Larry

D

Chaplin

Chaplin

Resource

Group (CRG)

[email protected]

(530)

554-2320

(775)742-5330

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Reviews

in

Economic

Geology

[2000]

Volume

13

Fages

315-345

07410123

Gold

bearing

porphyry

deposits,

descriptive

and genetic models and

their role

in

exploration

and

discovery.

Richard

H sillitoe,

nirth

science,

misc. papers.

Gold

bearing poiphyiy

deposits

worldwide

conform

well

to

a

generalized

descriptive

model.

This

model

incorporates

six

main

facies

of hydrothermal

alteration

and

mineraTizatior"

whig

are

zonedupward

and

outwari

with respect

to

composite

porphyry

stocks

of cylindrical

form

atop

a

much

larger

parent

pluton.

This

intrusive

environment

and

its

overlaying

advanced

agillic

lithocap

span

roughly

4lcm

vertically,

an

interval

over

which profound

chaog"s

I

style

and *itr"taiogy

of

gold

and

associated

copper

minerals

are

observed.

The

-od"l

pr"di.tr

a

number

#g"oiogic

attributes to

be expected

in

association

with

gold

bearing porphy,ry

depositl.

Most

features

of the

descriptive

model

are

adequately

explained

by a

genetic

model

that

has

developed

progressively

over

the

last

century,

this

model

is

domiriated

by the

consequences

of

the

release

and

focused

ascent

ofmetalliferous

fluid

resulting

from

crystallization

of

the parent

pluton.

Within

the porphyry

system, gold

along

w]th

basic

and

acidic

volatols

interact

in

a

complex

manner

with

the

stock"

its

wail

rJck,

and

ambient

meteoric

and connant

fluids.

Although

several processes

involved

in

the

evolution

of

gold

bearing poryhyry

remain

to

be

fully clarified,

the

fundamental

issues

have

been

resolved

to

the

satisfaction

of rnost

investigators'

Expioration

for

gold

bearing

poryhpy

deposits

worldwide

involves

geologic,

geochemical,

and

geophysical

world.

Discovery

of

gold

deposits

during

the

last

thirty

years

has

resulted

mainly

from

basic

geological

observation,

und

"orrrr.ntionaleochemical

suryeys.

The

tried

and

tested

approach

is

thought

likely

to

provide

most

new

discoveries

for

the foreseeable

future,

although

more

rigorous

and

innovative

applications

of

the

descriptive

and

genetic

models

might

improve

the

chances

of

success.

Richard

H

Sillitoe,

Mineral

deposit

modeling

Geologicai

Assooiation

of Canada

Special

Edition

4

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