Tesoro Del Alma

The Tesoro Del Alma 1D Smooth-Model inversion Fixed-Loop TEM dB/dt Data

We have been asked to take the test results down till we get the final test results.

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posted by nfleming at 8:59 AM

Tesoro Del Alma 1D Smooth Model Inversion Scalar Far-Field Csmat Preliminary 138 feet

We have been asked to take these results down till the final results have been released

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posted by nfleming at 10:56 AM

Zonge Engineering Test Part 4

This is part 4 of the Zonge Engineering test on the Tesoro Del Alma treasure site located in the Caballo Mountains in New Mexico.

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posted by nfleming at 2:22 PM

Zonge Engineering Test Part 3

This is part 3 of the Zonge Engineering Test that took place in the Caballo Mountains in New Mexico on the Tesoro Del Alma treasure site.

Nick

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posted by nfleming at 10:34 AM

Just for information

I always find it a mystery as to why all the different Governmental agencies and State agencies that visit this site what they are looking for or trying to find. The BLM spends the most time, then there is Fish and Game. There are different military branches as well. There is NASA, there are even some that are connected to black opps groups. These agencies seem to forget that I capture every IP address that visits this site and how much time they spend on it as well. I would like to believe that there are some people that work for these Government Agencies are interested in the story that has been going on for about 15 years. Sometimes I get a little leery when the state law enforcement agencies pay us a visit considering that there is nothing illegal on this site. I do know because I have proof that the BLM in Las Cruces does put out misinformation concerning me and my claims. They have gone so far as to just outright lie. Special Agent Steven Cedarwall (BLM) went so far as to tell me that I could not put a shove in the ground on my own mining claim. But I do believe that we got around that because according to the mining law I have every right to take samples and other things to prove that there is an ore body on the claim.

We are going to be sending the Government Mineral Surveyor over to the Tesoro Claim to survey and mark the five acres for the permit to disturb five acres. Then Zonge Engineering is also going back over to run some test to follow the ore.

Then we will see if the BLM will give me a five acre disturbance. We will see if I am going to have to take then to court again.

Nick

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posted by nfleming at 7:32 PM

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

The Tesoro Del Alma 1D Smooth-Model inversion Fixed-Loop TEM dB/dt Data

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Tesoro Del Alma 1D Smooth Model Inversion Scalar Far-Field Csmat Preliminary 138 feet

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

Zonge Engineering Test Part 4

Zonge Engineering Test Part 3

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Just for information

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