Blackhawk Resource Corp. (the "Corporation" or "Blackhawk") (TSX VENTURE:BLR)
and Black Bore Exploration Ltd. ("Black Bore") are pleased to announce that they
have entered into an arm's length letter of intent (the "LOI") dated June 29,
2009, where the parties have agreed to negotiate a definitive agreement relating
to a combination transaction (the "Transaction") pursuant to which Blackhawk
will acquire all of the issued and outstanding securities of Black Bore (the
combined entity hereinafter referred to as the "Resulting Issuer"). Pursuant to
the Letter of Intent, the parties have agreed to the essential terms of the
Transaction.


If the Transaction is completed, Blackhawk will issue units ("Units") to the
Black Bore shareholders having a deemed value of $0.12 per Unit, which implies
an entity minimum value for Black Bore of approximately $923,360 plus if certain
production performance targets are satisfied in the 18 months following closing
a further 12,311,474 Blackhawk shares will be issued pursuant to the Performance
Rights (as described below) for a further consideration value of $1,477,377. As
such, if the Transaction is completed, upon Closing Blackhawk will have
37,727,671 common shares issued and outstanding (on a non-diluted basis) plus
Performance Rights to acquire a further 12,311,474 Blackhawk Shares.


About Black Bore

Black Bore Exploration Ltd. ("Black Bore") is an unlisted reporting issuer which
is an Alberta based oil and gas exploration and production company which is
currently focused on two core areas in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin.
Both areas are in east-central Alberta. The first area, Wood River, is located
in and around Township 43, Range 23 West of the Fourth Meridian. Production from
the Wood River area consists primarily of natural gas from the Horseshoe Canyon
coal zone. The second area, Bodo, is in and around Township 38, Range 1 West of
the Fourth Meridian. Production from the Bodo area is primarily heavy oil from
the McLaren Formation. Black Bore has approximately 5,120 acres (net) of land.
Black Bore intends to drill between one and four gross wells in its core areas
prior to March 31, 2010.


Black Bore's principal executive offices are located at Suite 500, 635 - 8th
Avenue SW, Calgary, Alberta T2P 3M3.


Summary of the Transaction

It is anticipated that the Transaction will be structured as an amalgamation in
which a newly incorporated wholly-owned subsidiary of Blackhawk will combine
with Black Bore. As a result of the amalgamation, each Black Bore common share
will be exchanged for one (1) Blackhawk Unit and Black Bore will become a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Blackhawk.


As consideration for the acquisition of all of the Black Bore common shares
pursuant to the amalgamation Blackhawk will issue one (1) Unit for each one (1)
Black Bore Common Share issued and outstanding immediately prior to the
amalgamation. As there are currently 7,694,671 Black Bore common shares issued
and outstanding, the Black Bore shareholders will receive 7,694,671 Blackhawk
Units pursuant to the amalgamation. Each Unit of Blackhawk will comprise: (a)
one Blackhawk common share ("Blackhawk Share"); (b) one 75 BOE/D Performance
Right; and (c) 0.6 of one 150 BOE/D Performance Right. Each whole Performance
Right will entitle the holder to acquire one Blackhawk Share upon satisfaction
of the relevant production threshold. Assuming the conversion of the all the
Performance Rights the Consideration will result in approximately 20,000,000
Blackhawk Shares being issued for all of the Black Bore Shares.


Each whole BOE/D Performance Right will entitle the holder to acquire at any
time before the 18 month anniversary from issuance of such BOE/D Performance
Right, without action or payment of any additional consideration, one Blackhawk
Share, provided the Black Bore Lands Production Factor plus the Acquired Lands
Production Factor has exceeded the relevant boe/d amount for a continuous 90 day
period.


Black Bore Lands Production Factor means the sum of the production calculated on
a boe basis from any lands owned by Black Bore immediately prior to the Closing
multiplied by 1.0. Acquired Lands Production Factor means the sum of the
production from any lands acquired by Blackhawk following the Closing multiplied
by 0.5.


Reserves Data

The following tables shows certain information in accordance with National
Instrument 51-101 Standards for Disclosure of Oil and Gas Activities for Black
Bore as at December 31, 2008 as prepared by AJM Petroleum Consultants Ltd. Such
information is subject to all other information contained in the 51-101F1, F2
and F3 as filed on www.sedar.com.




                          SUMMARY OF OIL AND GAS RESERVES
                              As of December 31, 2008
                             (FORECAST PRICES & COSTS)

               ------------------------------------------------------------
                   Light &                                       Natural
                 Medium Oil       Heavy Oil    Natural Gas     Gas Liquids
               ------------------------------------------------------------
RESERVES        Gross     Net   Gross     Net  Gross    Net   Gross     Net
 CATEGORY      (Mbbls) (Mbbls) (Mbbls) (Mbbls) (MMcf) (MMcf) (Mbbls) (Mbbls)
               ------------------------------------------------------------

PROVED         ------------------------------------------------------------
 Developed
  Producing      13.9    12.3       0       0  268.8  220.0     2.5     1.5
 Developed Non-
  Producing       4.3     3.6    22.7    20.0   23.2   17.8       0       0
 Undeveloped        0       0       0       0  244.1  229.8       0       0
               ------------------------------------------------------------
TOTAL PROVED     18.2    15.9    22.7    20.0  536.1  467.6     2.5     1.5
Probable          8.3     6.9    13.6    11.4  209.9  169.8     1.8     1.1
               ------------------------------------------------------------
TOTAL PROVED +   26.5    22.8    36.3    31.4  746.0  637.3     4.4     2.6
 PROBABLE
Possible            0       0       0       0      0      0       0       0
               ------------------------------------------------------------

TOTAL PROVED +
 PROB + POSS     26.5    22.8    36.3    31.4  746.0  637.3     4.4     2.6

               ------------------------------------------------------------


          SUMMARY OF NET PRESENT VALUE OF FUTURE NET REVENUE
                       As of December 31, 2008
                      (FORECAST PRICES & COSTS)

                             -------------------------------------------
                                      Net Present Value (NPV) of
                                       Future Net Revenue (FNR)
                             -------------------------------------------

                              Before Income Taxes - Discounted at (%/yr)
                             -------------------------------------------
                                   0        5       10       15       20
RESERVES CATEGORY                (M$)     (M$)     (M$)     (M$)     (M$)
                             -------------------------------------------


PROVED                       -------------------------------------------
 Developed Producing         1,616.3  1,303.4  1,084.8    926.5    808.1
 Developed Non-Producing       494.3    418.8    361.1    315.9    279.8
 Undeveloped                 1,244.5    982.2    794.4    655.7    550.5
                             -------------------------------------------
TOTAL PROVED                 3,355.1  2,704.4  2,240.2  1,898.1  1,638.4
Probable                     1,912.8  1,252.0    882.8    659.7    515.3
                             -------------------------------------------
TOTAL PROVED + PROBABLE      5,268.0  3,956.4  3,123.0  2,557.7  2,153.7
Possible                           0        0        0        0        0
                             -------------------------------------------

TOTAL PROVED + PROB + POSS   5,268.0  3,956.4  3,123.0  2,557.7  2,153.7

                             -------------------------------------------


                             -------------------------------------------
                                      Net Present Value (NPV) of
                                       Future Net Revenue (FNR)
                             -------------------------------------------

                              After Income Taxes - Discounted at (%/yr)
                             -------------------------------------------
                                   0        5       10       15       20
RESERVES CATEGORY                (M$)     (M$)     (M$)     (M$)     (M$)
                             -------------------------------------------


PROVED                       -------------------------------------------
 Developed Producing         1,616.3  1,303.4  1,084.8    926.5    808.1
 Developed Non-Producing       494.3    418.8    361.1    315.9    279.8
 Undeveloped                 1,208.7    951.6    768.0    632.8    530.5
                             -------------------------------------------
TOTAL PROVED                 3,319.3  2,673.7  2,213.8  1,875.2  1,618.4
Probable                     1,679.2  1,066.7    732.6    535.6    411.3
                             -------------------------------------------
TOTAL PROVED + PROBABLE      4,998.5  3,740.4  2,946.4  2,410.7  2,029.7
Possible                           0        0        0        0        0
                             -------------------------------------------

TOTAL PROVED + PROB + POSS   4,998.5  3,740.4  2,946.4  2,410.7  2,029.7

                             -------------------------------------------


              AJM PETROLEUM CONSULTANTS PRICE FORECAST
                            2008-12-31
           Base Case Forecast Effective December 31, 2008

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                                     Price        Cost       Cdn to
                                 Inflation   Inflation     Exchange

                                      Rate        Rate         Rate

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  2008                                 2.4%        2.4%       0.951
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F 2009                                 0.0%        0.0%       0.820
o 2010                                 2.0%        3.0%       0.860
r 2011                                 2.0%        2.0%       0.900
e 2012                                 2.0%        2.0%       0.950
c 2013                                 2.0%        2.0%       0.950
a 2014                                 2.0%        2.0%       0.950
s 2015                                 2.0%        2.0%       0.950
t 2016                                 2.0%        2.0%       0.950
  2017                                 2.0%        2.0%       0.950
  2018                                 2.0%        2.0%       0.950
  2019                                 2.0%        2.0%       0.950
  2020                                 2.0%        2.0%       0.950
  2021                                 2.0%        2.0%       0.950
  2022                                 2.0%        2.0%       0.950
  2023                                 2.0%        2.0%       0.950
  2024                                 2.0%        2.0%       0.950
  2025                                 2.0%        2.0%       0.950
  2026                                 2.0%        2.0%       0.950
  2026+                                2.0%        2.0%       0.950
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                                 Crude Oil Pricing

                                              Bow River   Heavy Oil
                    Edmonton     Edmonton   25 Deg. API      12 Deg.
                   City Gate    City Gate      Hardisty    Hardisty
                   $/bbl Cdn.   $/bbl Cdn.        $/bbl       $/bbl

                        Real      Current       Current     Current

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  2008               $102.85      $102.85        $83.97      $73.18
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F 2009                $65.40       $65.40        $50.40      $35.40
o 2010                $85.50       $87.20        $65.20      $49.20
r 2011                $92.75       $96.50        $70.50      $54.50
e 2012                $98.30      $104.30        $76.30      $60.30
c 2013               $103.50      $112.05        $84.05      $68.05
a 2014               $103.50      $114.25        $86.25      $70.25
s 2015               $103.50      $116.55        $68.55      $72.55
t 2016               $103.50      $118.90        $90.90      $74.90
  2017               $103.50      $121.25        $93.25      $77.25
  2018               $103.50      $123.70        $95.70      $79.70
  2019               $103.50      $126.15        $98.15      $82.15
  2020               $103.50      $128.70       $100.70      $84.70
  2021               $103.50      $131.25       $103.25      $87.25
  2022               $103.50      $133.90       $105.90      $89.90
  2023               $103.50      $136.55       $108.55      $92.55
  2024               $103.50      $139.30       $111.30      $95.30
  2025               $103.50      $142.10       $114.10      $98.10
  2026               $103.50      $144.90       $116.90     $100.90
  2026+                  0.0%         2.0%          2.0%        2.0%
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                                Natural Gas Liquids Pricing
                                    Edmonton Par Prices 

                                                         Pentanes +
                           Ethane    Propane    Butane   Condensate
                            $/bbl      $/bbl     $/bbl        $/bbl

                          Current    Current   Current      Current

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  2008                     $22.82     $56.99    $82.72      $109.23
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F 2009                     $20.10     $42.50    $52.30       $68.65
o 2010                     $23.25     $56.70    $69.75       $91.55
r 2011                     $23.70     $62.75    $77.20      $101.35
e 2012                     $26.10     $67.80    $83.45      $109.50
c 2013                     $28.35     $72.85    $89.65      $117.65
a 2014                     $28.95     $74.25    $91.40      $119.95
s 2015                     $29.55     $75.75    $93.25      $122.35
t 2016                     $30.15     $77.30    $95.10      $124.85
  2017                     $30.75     $78.80    $97.00      $127.30
  2018                     $31.35     $80.40    $98.95      $129.90
  2019                     $31.95     $82.00   $100.90      $132.45
  2020                     $32.70     $83.65   $102.95      $135.15
  2021                     $33.30     $85.30   $105.00      $137.80
  2022                     $34.05     $87.05   $107.10      $140.60
  2023                     $34.80     $88.75   $109.25      $143.40
  2024                     $35.40     $90.55   $111.45      $146.25
  2025                     $36.15     $92.35   $113.70      $149.20
  2026                     $36.90     $94.20   $115.90      $152.15
  2026+                       2.0%       2.0%      2.0%         2.0%
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                                Natural Gas Pricing

             Alberta   Alberta    Alberta      Alberta      Alberta
           Reference      AECO       AECO       System       Direct
             Average   Average    Average   Plant Gate   Plant Gate
               Price     Price      Price        Sales        Sales
               $/mcf     S/mcf      $/mcf        $/mcf        $/mcf

             Current      Real    Current      Current      Current

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  2008         $7.90     $8.22      $8.22        $8.09        $7.97
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F 2009         $6.75     $7.00      $7.00        $6.70        $6.80
o 2010         $7.80     $7.90      $8.05        $7.75        $7.85
r 2011         $7.90     $7.90      $8.20        $7.90        $8.00
e 2012         $8.70     $8.50      $9.00        $8.70        $8.80
c 2013         $9.50     $9.00      $9.75        $9.45        $9.55
a 2014         $9.65     $9.00      $9.95        $9.65        $9.75
s 2015         $9.85     $9.00     $10.15        $9.85        $9.95
t 2016        $10.05     $9.00     $10.35       $10.05       $10.15
  2017        $10.30     $9.00     $10.55       $10.25       $10.35
  2018        $10.45     $9.00     $10.75       $10.45       $10.55
  2019        $10.70     $9.00     $10.95       $10.65       $10.75
  2020        $10.95     $9.00     $11.20       $10.90       $11.00
  2021        $11.15     $9.00     $11.40       $11.10       $11.20
  2022        $11.40     $9.00     $11.65       $11.35       $11.45
  2023        $11.60     $9.00     $11.90       $11.60       $11.70
  2024        $11.85     $9.00     $12.10       $11.80       $11.90
  2025        $12.05     $9.00     $12.35       $12.05       $12.15
  2026        $12.35     $9.00     $12.60       $12.30       $12.40
  2026+          2.0%      0.0%       2.0%         2.0%         2.0%
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Notes: - All prices are in Canadian dollars.
       - Edmonton city gate prices based on light sweet crude posted at
         major Canadian refineries. (40 Deg. API less than 0.5% Sulphur).
       - Natural Gas liquid prices are forecasted at Edmonton therefore an
         additional transportation cost must be included to plant gate sales
         point.
       - 1 Mcf is equivalent to 1 mmbtu.
       - System gas prices includes TCGSL, Progas, Pan Alberta and Alliance.
       - Real dollars listed include future growth in prices with no
         escalation considered.
       - Alberta gas prices, except AECO, include an Average cost of service
         to the plant gate.



Subsequent to December 31, 2008, Black Bore disposed of 2.4 boe/d of production
for proceeds of $124,000. These amounts are not deducted from the above table.
The estimated Net Present Values above do not represent fair market value of the
reserve estimates.


Financial Information

The following information is derived from Black Bore's management-prepared
unaudited financial statements as at the three month period ended March 31, 2009
and the Blackhawk management-prepared unaudited financial statements for the
three month period ended February 28, 2009. Such information is subject to all
other information contained in the relevant financial statements as filed on
www.sedar.com.




                                                  Black Bore
                      Blackhawk Resource     Exploration Ltd.
                   Corp.(unaudited as at    (unaudited as at      Pro Forma
                       February 28, 2009)     March 31, 2009)    (unaudited)
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ASSETS
Current assets                $1,127,743            $227,502     $1,355,245

Long term
 investments                      91,250                   -         91,250
Petroleum and
 natural gas   
 properties and
 equipment                       634,019           2,445,503      3,079,522
Property, plant
 and equipment                   299,026                   -        299,026

LIABILITES
Current liabilities              360,187             514,329        874,516

Asset retirement
 obligations                           -             322,971        322,971
Future income tax
 liability                        20,000                   -         20,000

                      Blackhawk Resource          Black Bore
                                    Corp.    Exploration Ltd.     Pro Forma
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REVENUE
Oil and gas revenue
 net of royalties                      -             $58,226        $58,226
Other revenue                     91,059                   -         91,059

EXPENSES
Operating costs                        -              20,655         20,655
Depletion and
 accretion                             -              44,000         44,000
Other                            778,207              82,781        860,988



Management

The board of directors of Blackhawk currently consists of David M. Antony,
Raymond P. Antony, and Michael Bowie. It is anticipated that Hillar Lilles will
join the Blackhawk board (Mr. Lilles is currently a director of Black Bore) upon
Closing. Other than Trevor Wong-Chor, who is the Corporate Secretary of each of
Black Bore and Blackhawk, none of other the current directors or officers of
Blackhawk are directors, officers or shareholders of Black Bore and none of the
directors, officers of Black Bore are directors or officers of Blackhawk.


Upon completion of the Transaction, Hillar Lilles will be appointed the
President of Blackhawk and Mark Lenson will be appointed VP Exploration of
Blackhawk.


As a group, the directors and senior officers of Black Bore own or control
(directly or indirectly) 4,345,253 Black Bore common shares representing
approximately 56.5% of Black Bore's outstanding common shares. Black Bore
currently has approximately 90 shareholders.


Hillar Lilles, a senior officer and director of Black Bore, owns or controls
more than 10% of the issued and outstanding Black Bore common shares (on a
non-diluted basis). Mr. Lilles owns or controls an aggregate of 1,749,000 Black
Bore common shares representing approximately 22.7% of Black Bore's outstanding
common shares.


Upon completion of the Transaction, it is anticipated that Mr. Lilles will own
or control an aggregate of 1,749,000 common shares of the Resulting Issuer
representing approximately 4.6% of the Resulting Issuer's outstanding common
shares (on a non-diluted basis) plus Performance Rights which may result in the
issuance of a further 2,798,400 common shares.


Mark Lenson, a senior officer and director of Black Bore, owns or controls more
than 10% of the issued and outstanding Black Bore common shares (on a
non-diluted basis). Mr. Lenson owns or controls an aggregate of 972,853 Black
Bore common shares representing approximately 12.6% of Black Bore's outstanding
common shares.


Upon completion of the Transaction, it is anticipated that Mr. Lenson will own
or control an aggregate of 972,853 common shares of the Resulting Issuer
representing approximately 2.5% of the Resulting Issuer's outstanding common
shares (on a non-diluted basis) plus Performance Rights which may result in the
issuance of a further 1,556,565 common shares.


The municipalities of residence and biographies of the Resulting Issuer's
anticipated directors and key officers are as follows:


David Antony, C.A. - Chief Executive Officer and Director (Calgary, Alberta)

Mr. David M. Antony, age 46, is a Chartered Accountant and has over 15 years
experience in assisting companies in structuring transactions, accessing
capital, and corporate governance. In the last five years, Mr. Antony has been
Chief Executive Officer of Southern Pacific Resource Corp. (from 2006 to May
2009) where he continues as Chairman of the board of that company. He is also
Chairman of the board for Bridge Resources Corp. Prior thereto, Mr. Antony was a
partner at an accounting firm. He is currently Chief Executive Officer of
Blackhawk Resource Corp. (since February, 2009) and March Resources Corp. (since
1999).


Hillar S. Lilles - Proposed President and Director (Calgary, Alberta)

Mr. Lilles, age 36, is a geophysicist with over 13 years experience working in
the oil and gas industry, primarily in Canada. Mr. Lilles has been the President
and a director of Black Bore Exploration Ltd. since November 1, 2008. Prior to
that, Mr. Lilles was President and a director of Black Bore Resources Ltd., a
private Canadian corporation. Mr. Lilles holds a BSCe in geological engineering
and a B.A. in Economics from Queen's University in Kingston.


Mark Lenson - Proposed Vice President of Exploration (Calgary, Alberta)

Mr. Lenson, age 48, is Vice President and a director of Black Bore Exploration
Ltd. He has been involved in the exploration and production aspects of the oil
and gas industry for over 23 years. His career includes working for CNRL,
Inuvialuit Petroleum Corp., Bow Valley Industries and Redsky Energy. Prior to
Black Bore Exploration Ltd. Mr. Lenson was Vice President and a director of
Black Bore Resources Ltd. Mr. Lenson holds a degree in geology from Brock
University in St. Catharines.


Raymond P. Antony, C.A. - Director (Calgary, Alberta)

Mr. Raymond P. Antony, age 57, has been a Chartered Accountant for more than
thirty years. An independent business man since September, 2006 Raymond P.
Antony was previously the President of Breakside Energy Ltd., a private oil and
gas exploration and production company since January 2004. Prior thereto,
Raymond P. Antony was President of Resolution Resources Ltd., a public oil and
gas exploration and production company since October 2001. Mr. Raymond P. Antony
has obtained significant financial experience and exposure to accounting and
financial issues as a director and audit committee member of a number of public
companies with international operations in Argentina, Algeria and Peru.


Mr. Raymond P. Antony received a Bachelor of Commerce degree with distinction
from the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada in 1975 and his Chartered
Accountant designation from the Alberta Institute of Chartered Accountants in
1977. Mr. Raymond P. Antony was a partner in a Calgary firm of Chartered
Accountants from 1980 to 1996 after articling with Price Waterhouse in Calgary.


Michael Bowie - Director (Calgary, Alberta)

Mr. Bowie, age 38, is a Principal of Summit Liability Solutions since May 2007.
Mr. Bowie was formerly the Vice-President Business Development of Vital Energy
from April 2005 to December 2006 and EHIS Co-ordinator of Vermillion Energy
Trust from June 2002 to April 2005.


Charidy Lazorko, CGA - Chief Financial Officer (Calgary, Alberta)

Ms. Lazorko, age 29, is a Certified General Accountant with over 5 years
experience assisting public companies with financial services.


Trevor Wong-Chor, LLB - Corporate Secretary (Calgary, Alberta)

Mr. Wong-Chor, age 40, is a solicitor specializing in corporate finance, mergers
and acquisitions and oil and gas. Since September 17, 2004, he has practiced
with Davis LLP where he is currently a partner in the Calgary office. From
October 1998, to September 17, 2004, he practiced with Borden Ladner Gervais
LLP, and its predecessor firms.


Mr. Wong-Chor obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of
Victoria in 1992 and his Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Calgary
in 1997.


Conditions

The proposed transaction is subject to a number of conditions including the
following:


(a) approval by the board of directors of both Blackhawk and Black Bore;

(b) approval by the Black Bore shareholders and holders of the Black Bore
Convertible Debentures;


(c) satisfactory due diligence by both Blackhawk and Black Bore;

(d) negotiation and execution of a definitive agreement; and

(e) regulatory approval.

Barrel of Oil Equivalent: Where amounts are expressed on a barrel of oil
equivalent ("boe") basis, natural gas volumes have been converted to boe at a
ratio of 6,000 cubic feet of natural gas to one barrel of oil equivalent. This
conversion ratio is based upon an energy equivalent conversion method primarily
applicable at the burner tip and does not represent value equivalence at the
wellhead. Boe figures may be misleading, particularly if used in isolation.


Completion of the transaction is subject to a number of conditions, including
but not limited to, Exchange acceptance and if applicable pursuant to Exchange
Requirements, majority of the minority shareholder approval. Where applicable,
the transaction cannot close until the required shareholder approval is
obtained. There can be no assurance that the transaction will be completed as
proposed or at all.


Trading in the securities should be considered highly speculative.

This new release shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an
offer to buy any securities in any jurisdiction.


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