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ORM should only be focused on Killi Killi. I too thought their last announcement was pretty poor. I'm of the opinion now that Adrian Day has absolutely no idea about REE.

Below is his bio from ORMs own website:

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ADRIAN DAY
DIRECTOR & OPERATIONS MANAGER (Part Time)- appointed 3 January 2007

Adrian Day is a geologist who graduated from the University of Queensland in 1967. He has over 40 years geological and exploration experience with public and private companies both in Australia and overseas. In the late 1960s he was engaged in uranium exploration in the Mt Isa region and was in the team that first drilled the Valhalla deposit to resource stage. During the early 1970s Adrian was responsible for the definition of the Dianne copper orebody and involved in its eventual exploitation in 1980. He discovered the Oasis uranium prospect at the Lynd in the Einasleigh area in 1973. Since 1984 Adrian has worked in gold exploration in the Georgetown region, assessing both the typical vein-hosted historical mines of the region and bulk tonnage opportunities.

From an operations perspective his experience included the supervision of the construction and commissioning of a 500,000 tonne per annum gold operation in Fiji, and as manager for 3 years of the 350,000 tonne per annum Cracow gold mine in Queensland. In that time he guided a small team of mine geologists in a total reassessment of the Cracow epithermal system which provided the database for the eventual joint venture with the present operators, Newcrest Ltd.
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There is nothing in here about REE, so no wonder all he can talk about is gold. I liked the Geologist they had this time last year, prof Collerson. If any of you have the time i would encourage you to re-read his analysis of Killi Killi. A quick Google search also shows that he has moved on to greener pastures and obviously knows what he is doing, so i would take his analysis far more seriously.

TCF is quite right that April/March drilling is unacceptable. I would hope that some of the larger shareholders are running out of patience as well and will move to have a competent geologist with REE experience brought on board so that money is not needlessly wasted aerating the Tanami desert.