Chilledjames,

Actually, I think that John has done a great job and moved very quickly on advancing the Eagle gold project towards production. But I think it may still be in flux. The reason I say this relates to the plans for drilling the other 3 zones at Dublin Gulch in 2010. I found the geochem map of Dublin Gulch quite interesting with respect to the numerous surface showings of high grade gold that were outlined in red. The total potential resource may become quite a bit larger than most think, especially if the mineralized zones exist at depth as was found to be the case at Eagle. The original concept calls for a heap leach operation but it may be continued with a large underground operation if the orebody is extensive and rich in gold. In this case, a mill would also have to be constructed as a separate operation. Almost a Fort Knox in reverse. Fort Knox went from a mill to the addition of a heap leach operation. But Eagle has much cleaner ore and the grades are higher than at Fort Knox. Next year's drilling will tell us a lot about just how large the four zones really are, whether they are all connected to each other at depth and what changes in plan this will entail.