The Geological Resources of China and East Asia (20+ countries!) are described in thematic form: maps are in both digital (vector and raster) and hardcopy forms, with over 2,000 pages of documentation. This supports both remote sensing mapping and geographic information systems (GIS) analyses.	South Park, CO is blessed with an abundance of mineral wealth. We feature: •Wally Griffitt's publications, •Mount Antero, •Beryllium and the upcoming •"Be Mines 2,005 Symposium."	Geological Remote Sensing studies of satellite imagery are available for many countries.	KalmykiaKalmykia is an oil–rich autonomous republic within the Russian Federation. Kalmykia, located on the NW shore of the Caspian Sea, is seeking resources investors through an American business association.

	The Denver Mining Club meets weekly at the Country Buffet Restaurant (note change in meeting place!), 8100 West Crestline Avenue, Littleton, Colorado, 80123–12.., about one–half mile North of the intersection of Wadsworth Boulevard and Bowles... Every Monday except when noted: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM. Each meeting features a speaker of interest to miners, geologists, engineers, etc.	Gold Mines & Mineralization. Books about gold written by Lindsey V. Maness, Jr. are featured. Items of special interest include locations and facts (i.e., "Atlas of Southeastern USA Gold Mines and Mineralization"), history and geology.	•Afghanistan •Chechnya •Colombia •Iran •Iraq •North Korea •Philippines •Somalia •Sudan •Venezuela •Xinjiang–Weiwur •Yemen (etc.): Geological References Military Analyses. This information is in–process of being compiled to be immediately available at no cost to those engaged in anti–terrorist activities. We support the anti–terrorism alliance.	The China and East Asia Resources (CEAR) 2,000 Symposium was held in Denver, Colorado, USA, in January, 2,000. Discussions among responsible Asian resources officials and those interested in Asian mineral & energy resources occurred.

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