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AGORACOM Wire - Wednesday February 15th, 2012

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Lomiko (LMR: TSX-V) to Complete 43-101 Report on Previous Drilling at the Quatre Milles Graphite Property *CLIENT* Read More

Top Sector Stories ....

Strike Graphite Corp. (TSXV:SRK) Acquires Wagon Graphite Project in Quebec in Vicinity of Timcal's Lac des Iles Graphite Mine *CLIENT* Read More  |  Profile

Strike Graphite goes "Beyond the Press Release"

McLaren Resources (CNSX:MCL) Drills 7.0 Grams Gold Over 7.4 Metres at the TimGinn Property Located Adjacent to the Hollinger Mine *CLIENT* Read More | Watch Beyond the Press Release

DONNER METALS INTERVIEW: David Patterson Discusses the Bracemac-McLeod Mine Development Beyond the Press Release

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We're proud to announce the launch of GraphiteStocksBlog.com a website dedicated to the needs of investors and companies in the fast growing Graphite industry.

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posted on Jul 13, 09 01:17PM

how about this one. talk about a country in trouble. Good luck Spain.LOLOLOLO

Spain seeks sunken treasure

Cash-strapped Spain has ordered its navy to look for huge gold reserves that were lost at sea in the 16th century.

Gold bullion and silver treasure worth an estimated £85billion - the size of the nation's current budget shortfall - lies on the sea bed off the coast of southern Spain.

The Inca and Aztec loot is believed to be in heavilyladen vessels which hit the bottom of the sea in bad weather as they returned to Cadiz from South America.

Naval mine sweepers are to begin radar and sonar surveys to try to locate the wrecks.

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