I agree with your comment re AEM. If a good relationship wasn't there I am sure our CEO would be much more agressive. It would not surprise me to see a closer relationship as time goes on especially if the grades we see at Borden continue in the range reported in Phase 1 and the first part of Phase 2 drilling. If we get higher grades with depth as David continues to note in PR's there could be lots trying to get up front and center with PRB. This rock type has hosted real high grades in other places like Red Lake where an average grade reported by Goldcorp in 2009 was 26 g/t. This was for 750,000 tones mined that year. But this may be from 3000 to 5000 feet below grade. Lots of work to do on Borden, I think. Am sure that none of the big guys will stand by as our CEO continues to hit grades that could be economic. JMO

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