I will just put here some part of news just to now why we can expect Assays:

MacDonald Mines Exploration Ltd. (TSX Venture: BMK) ("MacDonald” or the "Company") announces that extensive preliminary exploration activity has been completed on the Nielsen-Chisholm Property located NW of La Ronge, Saskatchewan. The program was designed to evaluate numerous high-strength EM conductors indicated by a helicopter-borne VTEM geophysical survey completed in 2008. The focus of the program was to qualify the EM conductors generated by the survey for drill testing. Evaluation of target areas was accomplished through: detailed geological mapping and prospecting; grab sampling of sulphide-bearing rocks; Beep Mat TM and VLF-EM geophysical surveys; and targeted organic soil geochemical sampling.

Dr. Hulbert has identified eight highly attractive drill targets on the property. These targets are interpreted to have strong potential for Magmatic sulphide mineralisation (Ni-Cu-P latinum G roup E lements) and Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide (VMS) mineralization. A program of diamond drilling will be initiated September 15 over a minimum of eight targets for a total of 2,000m of drilling.

The Company is very pleased with the summer’s exploration results and is anxious to drill test targets that have been defined by a combination of geological, geophysical and geochemical methods.

MacDonald Mines Exploration Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:BMK) ("MacDonald” or the "Company") announces it has commenced a 2,000 meter diamond drill program in the “Ring of Fire” James Bay Lowlands of Northern Ontario. The drill program will focus on a total of 14 high-priority targets. Geotech Ltd. remodeled geophysical anomalies on two of the Company’s prime properties. The drill program is expected to be completed by early November in advance of the winter freeze-up period.

Big Mac West Property

For the Big Mac West Property, a re-interpretation of both airborne geophysics and regional geology has defined 7 high-priority drill targets using matched model equivalents for both Ni-Cu and Cu-Zn mineralization previously discovered by Spider-KWG, Noront Resources, White Pine Resources and MacDonald within the “Ring of Fire” greenstones. The new interpretation has established that the claim block contains discrete coincident airborne magnetic-VTEM anomalies, 4 of which occur in an apparent stratigraphically favorable positon and have geophysical signatures similar to the significant VMS discoveries of Spider-KWG at McFaulds Lake. The other three high-priority targets are associated with a strong magnetic complex interpreted to be a layered mafic-ultramafic complex that was drill-intersected previously on MacDonald’s adjacent Big Mac Property with targeting designed to find Ni-Cu deposits similar to Noront’s Eagle One Ni-Cu deposit. The three VTEM drill targets all exhibit a limited strike length (with coincident magnetics) and are interpreted to be steeply plunging conductive bodies.

Chromite, Nickel and Base Metals Targeted for February Diamond Drill Program

MacDonald Mines is currently remodeling drill targets for both nickel and base metals based on its new models and re-interpretation of past data and is planning a diamond drill program for February . The Company also intends to further investigate the geophysical anomaly associated with Freewest’s chromite discovery during this upcoming diamond drill program.
MacDonald Mines also believes that exploration from 2005 to 2008 may have identified chrome in a number of it’s previous drill holes on the McNuggett Property. MacDonald Mines has confirmed these drill locations and will undertake a total analysis of the drill core, with expected completion by the end of January.

So that is what are we waiting for: SASK Assays, Big Mac Assays, February Drill Program and possibly some JV with CLF.