I tend to agree with you George. I listened to the speech and I can't imagine what it was like listening to that as the last presentation of the day. It was a lackluster forgetable presentation of our company and assets. When it was over, I could recall the negative aspects such as "wet areas moving to a dry area", "not for the faint of heart", the unnecessary commentary on the educational and economical status of the FN residents. It was particularly intriguing finding out that we are on the cusp of a third nickel find while still being on the cusp of the second nickel find that we really need because our first nickel find has to be bolstered. I mean to say folks, this did not instill confidence. The tone and lack of enthusiasm told me that this was something he had to do, not a presentation that heart and soul and talent went into selling this wonderful resource. What is even worse is it came on the heels of the feasibility study that in my opinion was a huge mistake. If we have ten million dollars allocated out of our 35 million budget for technical reports, than someone needs to give some guidance on what is needed to advance this company. This guidance has not been provided in my opinion. We need a CEO with the skills to get a proper exploration plan in place and focus on getting the ground work done to develope this mine in cooperation with Cliffs on transportation infrastructure. They may not get to develope the mine themselves but lets get the production plan and proper feasibility in place so that we have a turnkey sale to a larger entity. Lets get some professional IR at work here and promote this company properly. We have a market cap less than what Cliffs bought FWR for God's sake.