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Friedland, Robert – billionaire mining entrepreneur not only is planning on developing a major
copper and gold project there through his company Ivanhoe Mines Ltd, but he helped bail out
Mongolia from its $11.4 billion debt to Russia. Friedland, best known for the discovery by one of
his companies of the massive Voisey's Bay nickel deposit in Canada in the early 1990s, said he
expects by the end of the year a full feasibility study for the open-pit portion of the project, from
which banks assess whether it is worth financing.
About to turn 54, the Woodstock-generation Friedland is a colorful character in an industry with its
fair share of mavericks, loners and eccentrics. As a teenager he was arrested on charges of selling
LSD to an undercover cop, and in the 1970s he embarked on a tree farm business in Oregon with
Apple Computer founder Steve Jobs.

Garcia, Jerry – musician (Grateful Dead), philosopher.

Gates, Bill – reported to have used it a few times in college (see Playboy interview herein)

Grateful Dead – their sound guy was manufacturing most of the stuff in San Fran in the 60's
(Owsley also supplied.)

Grey, Alan – who won an award for the album cover of the String Cheese Incident's "Untying the
Not", said, "I'd like to thank God and LSD and all the psychedelics for the beautiful visions of our
infinite being.

Grey, Spaulding – actor, "Swimming to Cambodia." (Pol Pot, who believed in eliminating money
was slandered by devils. (See Pol Pot quotation and reference on my website.)

Groff, Stanislav – Psychedelic psychiatrist, Author of LSD Psychotherepy.

Hagman, Larry – actor JR Ewing "Dallas", Captain Nelson "I Dream of Jeanie" porn star Jenna
Jameson (see below) did a parody, "I Dream of Jenna" • Hagman revealed he'd rather die than have
a liver transplant: part of his liver was removed last year after bacteria attacked his organs. The 72-
year-old said: "I was on my back for a month. My muscles atrophied. I didn't have any strength.
They said if I did need one (a liver), then they would put me on the (transplant) list. I said, 'Don't
bother. I'm 72-years-old and I don't want to deprive somebody of a new liver just because I'm
greedy.' "I feel fine now. I am not afraid of death. I took LSD 40 years ago and had ego death. That
took the fear of death away."

Heffner, Hugh – Playboy (I'm just guessing.)