I have to ask that if we can assume that Kian is a pretty sharp knife in the ISM drawer, would he not be allocatiing drilling and resources to be best spent in certain prime areas? He is the QP with a bit of say correct?

Also with the ultimate intention of a means to an end, and we are striving towards that inevitable day of mining world judgement in the NI 43-101, that a good geologist may have been doiing relevant and or essential primal groundwork in anticipation of a near term NI 43-101...... Or does Kian just sit in the core shack drinking coffee and reading the newspaper?

It looks like they seems to know the ropes, I guess the new post bre-x ropes should only make things more structured and standardized.

Is this helpful for Micon??

Retention of K.A. Jensen & Associates, Ltd.

September 19, 2005 - Inspiration Mining Corporation (the "Company") announced today that it has retained K.A. Jensen & Associates Ltd, Professional Geoscientists, of South Porcupine, ON, as the Company’s supervising and consulting geologists for its exploration programs currently underway on its Langmuir Properties near Timmins, ON. That company is headed by Kian A. Jensen who has over 30 years experience in mineral exploration, supervision, compilation and analysis of data of earth science and geological studies and projects with emphasis on the Timmins area.

Mr. Jensen received his Bachelor of Science degree, with Honours, from the University of Waterloo in 1975, with a Geological Major. He completed and received additional certificates related to that field in a computer program from Northern College.

He is a Fellow in the Geological Association of Canada, since 1983, and has been a member of the Mineralogical Association of Canada and of the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada since the early 1980s. He is a Founding Member of the Canadian Geophysical Union and is also a member of the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum.

Mr. Jensen is also registered professional Geologist under the APGO (i.e. Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario) and APEGS (Saskatchewan). Those associations are created under the Professional Geoscientists Acts of the respective provinces to govern the practice of professional geoscience. In addition, he also holds various certificates for hard rock core sampling and related items.