Thanks BOW! Do you think I may have defamed the anomaly by 3 fold?

And that statement from the Miningstockreport; Tesoro contains large deep anomalies up to several billion cubic meters in size with high (mostly gold) sulfide content (>1%)

is a very powerful statement! No wonder we all thought this is a huge find and perhaps the biggest in history. I believe we had good reason to believe that? So 1% is 10,000 grams per ton, and if most of the 1% is gold, that could be saying that at least 5100 g/t is the gold portion of the sulfide content. So, if I am reading this right, it says 1 anomaly contains at least one billion cubic meters with high (*mostly gold) sulfide content greater than 1 %? You have to have a volume in the equation to base the 1 % on, and the only volume I see is the several billion cubic meters. I realize a cubic meter is more than a ton, saying that there is more than one ton of compressed rock in a meter, but I believe it is less than 2 tons in one cubic meter.

But if you don,t mind, by your opinion and calculations, as well as perception of the statement, how much gold is that statement actually is saying that is there?

thank you

rick