This is the main body of the most recent news release. There are many details within the NR to be excited about. We are not going to get the whole picture until they are ready to communicate it with integrity. Just a ke a quick minute and read it closely. This is a good NR folks.

Phase I drill program

The previously announced assay results (reproduced below) are initial results from 11 diamond drill holes (4,375 metres of a planned 5,500-metre phase IA drill program at the Tesoro gold project). These assay results represent the initial and continuing systematic evaluation of high-priority targets identified by the 2009/2010 Titan 24 geophysical survey at the Tesoro gold property. The anomalies being tested by drilling include IP chargeability highs, resistivity lows and highs, and MT derivatives, as well as various combinations of these anomalies. Summary drilling results will be announced upon completion of the phase IA drill program and compilation/interpretation of all data.

Drilling to date has focused on testing the Quantec Titan 24 geophysical targets primarily surrounding and within the large ovoid chargeability anomaly at Zona Central. Drill hole TE-11-06 is located along the main Tesoro structural trend on the northern flank of this anomaly.

Drill hole TE-11-06 returned compelling initial results and, while additional drill testing is required, the company is in the process of completely sampling drill hole TE-11-06 from 60 metres to 170 m on minimum 1.5-metre intervals to more accurately define a potential, bulk-tonnage mineralized target. The interval from 90.6 m to 128.5 m in drill hole TE-11-06 assayed 0.74 g/t Au over 37.85 m, and includes 0.74 m of 23.5 g/t Au at 112.26 m and 0.35 m of 9.6 g/t Au at 113.32 m. These mineralized intersections have been interpreted to be related to widespread resistivity lows identified from the 2009/2010 Titan 24 survey. This correlation has led management to utilize these Quantec resistivity lows zones associated with the known mineralized corridors to fine-tune additional exploration targets for drilling.

The large ovoid geophysical (chargeability) anomaly identified by the Quantec Titan 24 survey at depth on the property has been limitedly tested by diamond drilling on this round of drilling. The Quantec survey data are currently being re-evaluated and reinterpreted to take into account the latest drill results in correlation with the geophysical targets.

Several sampled (halved core) intervals were noted to contain sulphide mineralization. Sulphide mineralization is directly associated with quartz/carbonate veins and/or veinlets and the restricted areas of alteration surrounding these veins. A review of the assay data compiled to date indicates a correlation between these visible sulphides and gold mineralization.

The company is in the midst of a systematic program of resampling and drill core analysis with a focus on increasing the sampling intervals both above and below any noted quartz/sulphide intersections, and where areas of multiple sulphide mineralization were noted, continuous sampling through these zones to combine one single sampled interval. In this capacity, potentially mineralized wall rock between close spaced mineralized veins can be tested, toward bulk-tonnage mineral potential.

Lori McClenahan states: "While it is still early days for our flagship project (the Tesoro), we are very excited as initial drilling at Tesoro has confirmed gold mineralization at depth. We are using logical and systematic exploration steps and techniques to guide us in our exploration efforts. Much more exploration/drilling is warranted at the Tesoro. This is just the beginning."

The second drill rig, capable of drilling more than or equal to 1,000 m holes, is on site and turning. The addition of this second drill rig will result in increased productivity and quicker turnaround time for geological information and chemical analyses. Additional infrastructure, including expansion of camp facilities, additional water trucks and personnel (including two additional on-site geologists), has been completed. There are currently four full-time geologists working on the project under the guidance of James Thom, MSc, and Paul D. Gray, PGeo.