A year ago on FEb 7, we closed a private placement of 6.5 million shares at $4.00 per share and a short while later, 2.5 million accelerated warrants were exercised at $5.00 per share. Since then, we have been maniputated downwards by forces trying to convince us our baby is ugly. Not hard to do at present with economic conditions. Remember, the definition of ore is a material that can be mined at a PROFIT. With current commodity prices and demands, even operating mines lose a lot of reserves on paper. I worked at an open pit mine where the stripping ratio changed with the commodity cycles because material that was ore last year is not ore this year. However, last Feb., our baby was a thing of beauty with star potential. One of our investors was Franco Nevada who have a 5% interest in Stillwater and a 5% interest in Pandora at Bushveld in SA. They have a knowledge of the business because they do their due dilligence for their port folio. They saw the potential at $5.00. We are not an operating company. Fortunately we are in the process of discovering more and more material that in a future cycle will be all ore. Why we are experiencing this delay in getting assays is beyond me but could it be that it is in our best interest to keep our baby ugly until it is time for the big makeover. One thing is for sure, there is a sheer beauty in 7% Ni core and 40% chromite core and unless you see it, it can't be appreciated.