It's not that it's bad news- it's just not news that's useful. It's good they're finally thinking gold ( just in time for gold to be heading down and Cu heading up again). We've been talking up our Carlin Style Gold Asset for months- but steadfastly ignored- of course, that having been  explored by JB. Of course we can't assess this particular deposit- I'd like to wait for an expert geologist like JB to weigh in. I'm sure he is familiar with this area and has already long studied it in detail. 

But in the meantime- as we accumulate these superfluous new areas- and I must assume be racking up some hefty new geology and acquisition fees as we chip chip chip away- does this bring us any closer to actually - DOING SOMETHING? There is reference to "early cash flows", just like we suggested in the Carlin Asset area- but- are we any closer to actually doing it? BG seems to have a penchant for collecting colorful names- Earp Ridge, Robber's Roost, and now Red Rock Canyon. Maybe it just literally comes with the territory. But- has any of this gotten us any closer to drilling? Or even that "early cash flow"? I think an answer to zakkat's query would be much more to the point-

". . . those individuals who signed a CA previously. Are we still talking with them and are they interested in what LBSR has to offer? Are they still waiting for an opportunity to veiw the land?" 

Securing a partner to fund any of this would get us closer to the drilling and the movement that desperately needs to be done much more than simply chipping away at every ridge and canyon in sight.