I asked them about Thunderbay and they told me that starting Monday they will be fully-operational, "today the electrician was just finishing the setup of some firing machines". They told me that if it is above 1% in nickel or copper under geochemical, then that it would be re-assayed and it would cost additional to the recipient. The person told me that upon the receival of 600 samples with 1 meter each in depth, that it would take 2-3 weeks despite that it is mining season and that the assay labs are keeping up-to-date with the volume of assays sent in. The re-assay wouldn't take as long and included in the timeframe of the original 2-3 weeks.

Anyways, just food for thought, as for the voting thing, each member of my family are holders of spq, so we will all vote no for R/S.

Laters,

-Rome