I have to admit it make's me nervous to hear Mark speculate about a merger. While my instincts and experience are primitive in comparison to his (I say that sincerely), there is one key fact that makes me think that whatever this is, it's not a merger. They appointed McCreary and Langlois so recently. If they were going to merge voluntarily, they would have known that was going to happen, or at least a substantial likelihood that it would, prior to their appointments.

McCreary was brought on presumably to move forward with aggresively developing Borden and to at least pose the threat of a willingness to see the project through to production; and Langlois was brought in to presumably facilitate a merger down the road. Maybe I'm wrong because I don't know the details of how M & A's work, but could this guy have sealed the deal that quickly? And if he did, is he a moron for doing it while the stock price is still depressed prior to the PEA?

One thing is for sure, if they do get bought up now voluntarily, then we didn't have nearly the resource that I think we do...Let's all just pray to the gold gods that it's a great news report put out in a market finally willing to consider such a thing rationally. Maybe.