We are all focused on the share price and we will all make money.

Maybe if I paint this picture it will help ease some of the tension.

That was exactly my first response - What the H--- do drillers have to do with assays. Yes, we know they provide the core samples, yes, we know there have been mechanical problems and we know that the labs give the results.

So, the picture unfolds. Maybe a little unrest at the well head so to speak that needed to be addressed and I am sure our very capable management team did address whatever needed to be addressed. The winter is closing in up there and everthing slows down, sometimes almost to a halt. I worked northern Ontario for many years, Sudbury (Inco), Lavac (Falconbridge), Sault Ste Marie (Algoma) Terrace Bay (Kimberley and Clarke), Iroquois Falls (Abitibi) Timmins (Texas Gulf). Much of this work was outside steel erecting during the winter. Things do slow down especially hydraulics. Your crew have to stay sober and stay focused, moral is hard to hold. Productivity plummets.

In one of Richard's releases he mentions an 80 to 90 man camp, this takes time. Patience is the key! This thing is just getting off the ground.

Not to hurt anyone's feelings, however this "I spoke to Richard stuff" needs to be curtailed a little bit, he has lots to do and I'm sure we'll hear about it as things unfold.

Has anyone heard anything on the meeting in Thunder Bay tomorrow????

Long on NOT and area plays. Patience, steady at the helm!