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Lucky Strike Appoints Special Advisor for China Changyun Coal Project
Lucky Strike Appoints Special Advisor for China Changyun Coal Project
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nLucky Strike Appoints Special Advisor for China Changyun Coal Project\n\n\n Nov. 29, 2010 (Filing Services Canada) -- Lucky Strike Resources Ltd.  (LKY - TSX Venture), is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Kai Yang, Ph.D., Geology as a special adviser to the Company. He will advise the Company on corporate and technical matters for the Guizhou Changyun Coal Project in China. Dr. Yang will review a work program to immediately drill the Changyun coal property to confirm the resources as recommended in the Independent Technical Review Report.Dr. Yang, a member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists (AIG), has more than 25 years of experience as a professional geologist with expertise on various types of mineral deposits in many parts of the world, including Australia, Chile, China and Indonesia.  In his career, Kai Yang worked as a geologist for government geological surveys (China and Australia), research institute (Australia) and exploration and mining companies (China).  His duties will include provision of technical advice on drilling, geological data analysis and integration, reporting on project progress, recruiting technical staff, project generation and assessment of new properties.Dr. Yang is bilingually fluent in English and Chinese (Mandarin), and a Chinese expatriate currently residing in Australia. He has excellent interpersonal skills and great understanding of the Chinese culture, which will assist the Company in achieving its vision in playing a significant role in China's coal production growth. About the Changyun Coal ProjectLocated within the Bijie coal fields, Guizhou Province, the Changyun coal mine covers an area of 2.0954 sq. km with valid mining permits for a 150,000 MTPY coal mining operation, which may be expanded to 300,000 - 500,000 MTPY. Local historical reports (non-compliant with NI43-101) state that coal seams within the mine area are highly altered and would produce a low ash, low to medium sulphur (average 0.23%), and low-volatile (7-8% volatile matter) product, with high gross calorific value that ranges from 6400 to 7200 Kcal/kg. The thermal grade coal is suitable for power plant use. A ready market for production exists with the nearby power plants and other end users within Guizhou province.In addition to the mine, Changyun has recently been provide...