Just wanted to beat current management's top cheerleader to the punch with that observation.  In itself, it will make little difference for our situation while those in the executive chairs sit around waiting for offers to come to them merely because copper prices are rising.  As I've shown here with a week's worth of daily postings from mining news, mining deals are getting done in spite of low copper prices. 

Forget Z-TEM, forget new claims, forget hand-held instruments.  Priority number one at this point should be drilling, and nothing else.  Our CEO should be traveling the world to get that done.  Instead he keeps his unrelated day job.