Baires: I see we are on to a different discussion, but I did not want to leave your comments about the drill strategy without response. I would just make a few points:

1) There is no mystical decision making power, wisdom, and strategic sense just because someone has a Ph.D., as I well know.

2) Discovery of gold at $25 per ounce is wonderful unless using a different strategy a mine could have been developed earlier and the share price protected, and/or if it could have been discovered for less. This is a very rich gold region, is a discovery cost of $25 the standard by which we measure success? So far, given the results of this, the argument is not.

3) The fact that 500,000 ounces were not eligible for inclusion in the PFS, which as you suggest has been cited as the reason for DW being let go, and also may be a factor in the low share price, suggests that the drilling strategy left much to be desired. This is about 25% of the total resource, and would have brought TDC to the threshold of being a much more robust project. A drilling strategy which brought that resource firmly into the PFS would have been a better way to go. Ike