6-8 weeks to complete and deliver to the Branch were we have seen them sit on it before for months before they decide to review stuff. I have to agree with others on here, someone doesn't want any mining done. Go after them Perry. Go NBRI.

Spanky, I think you missed my point. Are you stating fact and if so please provide a link. In my opinion how do you go in and start mining a claim from scratch and set up the whole operation in less then a years time. Again if you are stating fact then please post the link or are you stating an optimistic opinion?

Morning NBRI. Just an observation on my part and just my opinion, most know I am long here and have a substantial investment in NBRI. I have read on here several times about multiple mines being opened up here in the near future, something like 3-5 by next year. I know we expect the Ruby and Fraser to be online this year and that I can believe however, it has taken 3+ yrs to get the Ruby online and The Fraser is a JV agreement with us getting 20% but the mine is limited to 20 k yards of ore a year for now unless we file another plan and as we have seen in the past, that is not something that can be done in a timely fashion. As for having 3 to 5 mines up and running next year, can someone show me the link to that. We are always asking for verification when comments are made so I would just like to see a link that shows the plan to have 3 to 5 mines up and running next year. If there is no link then I have to assume that it is only an opinion. Thanks and have a great and safe St Patty's day.

Realistically, how about we give it 2 yrs, 3 summers to get to a $1.00 a share. Go NBRI/RGI

So NBRI will do a complete audit of RGI and then file the S-1. The audit should be done by the end of March, for those who understand the form S-1, how long does it take for the S-1 to be completed once filed if nothing goes wrong. We have seen historically with NBRI, they always seem to have issues with filing forms so in the eyes of you experts, how long do you think this process will take? Go NBRI/RGI.

As long as there is still breath in your life there is still time to accomplish your dreams.

I am going through the same issue. I have an old laptop that I can't use anymore. The wife just bought a Mac Air and the learning curve is painful after years on a PC so I keep looking.

The wife has the 5s and it works good except when you fall on it on a gravel drive or drop it in a toilet. Thank goodness for insurance and iCloud.

I agree with Blindsquirrel. The new guy has been on the job a week and he is streamlining the operation. Give the guy a chance to prove himself.

That is why I made the trip to the mine. Sometimes it is hard to get a good perspective from reading a website. I have a substantial investment in this, in fact, I have 100% of one of my IRA's invested in NBRI and will most likely move my second one over into NBRI in April when I can roll it over in April. I am taking a HUGE risk with my retirements so I felt I HAD to check it out myself. Go NBRI. My future depends on it. If it fails I'll be cleaning windows til I'm 80.

Think of it this way. You wouldn't move your house closer to a school in order for your kids to have a shorter walk to school. There are several places between the black channel and the mine entrance that the crew feels may turn out to be better than the black channel. Go NBRI.

Seriously. You honestly think you can just pick up the mill and move it?

Refer back to my pictures and look at the pics of the shops. The mine sat idle for years and nothing was touched or vandalized at all and the shops are open.

There's no track haulage from the Lawrey shaft and it would have to be hauled by truck from the shaft to the mill.

Es1, if you remember my pictures of the mine and saw the lines on the walls of the tunnel and also the PR's on the rehab progress you will understand that in just 6 yrs of the mine being closed there were several collapses. The mine tunnel filled up with water in several places and there was no natural air flow which required the installation of the vents. That was after just 6 yrs so you can imagine the condition of the tunnel after 70 yrs. brush creek never made it as far as NBRI is now so we have gone farther then anyone and are closer to the nuggets then anyone.

I wouldn't put anything past Pete Carroll.

Who's gonna argue with him?

Well I heard there was a Bigfoot sighting. They found him in the mine because he was afraid of the hailstorms. They put him to work cause the guys out there aren't working fast enough and Bigfoot knows how to smell gold and he doesn't need dynamite, he rips the tunnel out by hand. Go Bigfoot. Go NBRI/RGI.

The ore carts drop their load down on a platform that is about 30ft wide by about 100 ft long with a slusher that pulls it into the feed for the mill. It is covered and protected from the elements and the base is concrete.

Spanky, I know you prob know this off the top of your head and I can't seem to find it but when are the next conversions due? Go NBRI/RGI.

You talking about the Seahawks again

What's a person to do, half in here say it's going no where and sell, half in here say buy we are going to the moon. I guess I should put some of my money into a space suit if we are going to the moon. I guess everyone needs to do their own thing that they feel comfortable with. Go NBRI/RGI. The one thing that sticks in my mind is why would 2 relatively intelligent men, Perry and the new COO William stake there careers and positions on the line for a company that isn't going anywhere? Think about it.

Well, as you might know I have a different perspective of NBRI that is probably different then most here. Having been to the mine and meeting the office staff, the miners and the geologist in person I have seen the progress. It's not as fast as we would all like but there is progress. I'm heading to CA next week and it's gonna be hard not going up there to the mine but the wife is going with me this trip and it's family time this trip. Go NBRI.

I love the confidence displayed here today. Go NBRI/RGI.

Hey Walt. What happens March 3rd.

Hey Bruce, can you keep it here for another month, I have some money coming in and would love to see it stay here just a little bit longer. Go NBRI/RGI.

Walt, Charlie Johnson is the lead miner and has mined around the world his whole life. I think he is more then qualified for the job.

Bruce, don't talk about snow. With the latest round of snow this weekend we broke an all time record for snow. We have had over 50 inches of snow so far this season. I have a 150 ft driveway and no snowblower. As soon as NBRI hits $2.00 a share I am off nights and out of here. Go NBRI.

You all have a good day. I'm heading to bed and will dreaming of golden nuggets. NBRI.

Question to all you stock experts. According to the PR on the NBRI/RGI spinoff, all the debt incurred by NBRI on behalf of the Ruby will be paid back first, since the cost involved selling shares does that mean they will buy back the shares and put them back in the treasury? Or will they reinvest it into other mines?

Just another case of selectively posting information to try and discredit NBRI. In my opinion that is very poor DD.

I know that longs that have been around for awhile know the whole story and the newbies need to hear the whole story other then just parts of a story that are being pulled out of a whole book. It's like reading the index of a book and then going to the last chapter and thinking you can tell everyone what the book is about. Soon the last chapter of NBRI will be written and the sequel will be even better.

http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/-1394575.htm
If you doubt my previous post about the remediation of the river and the area, read the above article.

As most of the longs know, I don't post often but when I do it is because I have something to say. I see there are some new faces here and some are asking questions about NBRI and the future. There is a world of information available not only on this message board but also on the NBRI website. PLEASE do your own DD and realize that there is alot of misinformation that gets posted on this message board and if you question it, do your own DD and research it yourself, don't take anyones word for it.

I recently read somewhere that there were some concerns about the Mt Washington Property and the issues with contamination of the Tsolum River on Vancouver Island. Recent testing in the area has proven that the contamination from the mining done in the 60's is no longer an issue, the river has come back and is stronger then ever. The old copper mine consisted of an area less then 5 acres while the Mt Washington claim that is owned by NBRI consist of 7000 acres. The old copper mine site is off limits to anyone and is under constant testing. The Mt Washington claim is a group of claims put together by Perry that includes many other claims in the area but are all grouped under the name of Mt Washington so to make a statement that the whole claim is contaminating the area based on a small 5 acre mine from the 60's is something that you need to research yourself and decide whether it truly is an issue.

Now that's something to get excited about. Repeat, repeat. Go Hawks. Go NBRI.

Hey Walt. Bring some of that sunshine here to the Midwest. Were are just inches away from record snowfall in Indiana. We are twice our average and pushing 40" so far this season and I picked a great time to not fix my front transfer unit so I don't have 4 wheel drive this winter. I'll be out in LA the end of this month to thaw out but not making another mine trip. Go NBRI / RGI.

I think the Donkeys forgot there was a game to be played. I knew the Hawks were good but who saw that one coming.

Well I'll bet no one saw that coming. Manning looked lost all day. Go Hawks. Repeat.

Go Hawks. Go NBRI. Go RGI.

Mom bush doesn't want him to run. But let's see.