Further to your post on the hydrometallurgy, the news release of October 30, 2008 indicated that further testing was "planned to continue for the remainder of 2008."

There has been no release of the outcome of that further testing, what the results were or if the tests were conducted in the remainder of 2008 or 2009.

Nor can I find any up to date technical report reporting on the testing referred to in the October 30, 2008 news release.

When I went to the company website of Bryn Harris' company, Neoferric Technologies Inc, to see if there was any update in the process which Neoferric has been working on for Starfield, I discovered that the website is no longer there.

It also is of concern that Starfield had planned to have the pilot plant to test the process built and running by the summer of 2009 and it is not. The most recent news is that the design of the pilot plant is not even complete much less built. The March 2009 investor presentation on the Starfield website had shown that Starfield's 2009 program included 2-3 million dollars for piloting the hydrometallurgical program but it is not doing so. Instead it is usinig money to pursue a greenstone project for diamonds and gold instead of advancing the hydrometallurgical program.

The lack of news coming from Starfield and Neoferric is troubling. If there is a problem or a set back in the process, management should let investors know.