It is indeed heartening to fellow BLR share holders that Tony...

It is indeed heartening to fellow BLR share holders that Tony Simpson & Mike are on the money with recent news that ex founder & CEO of Energy Fuels George Glasiers Amicor, have recently entered into a joint venture with entered into an agreement with Ablation Technologies, and are supportive of the new Ablation ore recovery process.


Quote from Amicor's CEO George Glasier

George Glasier, the President and CEO of Amicor, stated that, "The process developed by Ablation Technologies could be the most important development in uranium recovery in the last fifty years".




Here's an impressive background of George Glasier, Colorado's original Uranium Bull









Ablation Technologies

An agreement announced just recently by American Strategic Minerals Corporation (Amicor) and Ablation Technologies LLC of Casper, Wyoming, (“Ablation”) could change the face of uranium mining worldwide.

Colorado-based, publicly traded Amicor (OTCBB: ASMC) and privately held Ablation said they will form a joint venture to manufacture and operate a revolutionary recovery technology developed by Ablation.









Amicor Announces Uranium Technology JV Revolutionary Recovery Technology Upgrades Uranium Ore Mechanically Game-Changing Innovation


Here's a image view prior to mined ore being processed by Ablation Process







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Here's a image (below) view after mined Ore has been processed by Ablation Process removing the patina (coating) of uranium from the underlying ore grain.



End result is the reduction by as much as 90% (possible 95% as stated with Press release) the amount of ore required to be processed by conventional milling facilities.



Note !!! This new Ablation Uranium ore recovery process is perfectly suited for 100% of BLR's Sandstone hosted Uranium resources, to which specifically targets the high grade Hansen & the less discussed Boyer Deposit, to which is also a high grade resource at 13,362,476 pounds at a grading of (0.102%) 1020ppm (0.075% Cut-Off)



Cheers from G64