Hammer, My optimisim for Tyhee's success comes from a variety of reasons. Mostly from my respect and confidence in its management, especially Brian Briggs. Moreover, I don't believe Hans Black is anything like a depressed German suicidal co-pilot intent on crashing Tyhee at the expense of us shareholders. He's got too much of his own money as well as his family's and colleagues invested in Tyhee to keep the company from perishing. Yes, I understand... bad things can happen to good people, good companies. But, in Tyhee's case, I still feel strongly that the odds are in favor of success. But, if I'm wrong, at least we'll probably be more sure of my error in judgement rather soon, within weeks. Because by then, I believe well know better if the Sutter deal is funded and whether there are any changes in the Board of Directors. That's how I see it now. But alas, there are other reasons for my optimism. For example, I believe the Yellowknife Gold Project is valuable, and I trust in Briggs' ability in converting Sutter into a cash cow for Tyhee. So, as I've said before...Keep your knees loose. And, stay tuned.