RE: RE: Timelines and scaleI don't completely disagree, a PP is inevitable. These guys have been running on nothing, with big cash burns depending upon what property they were chasing. I've held since sullivan deep, the uranium was easy to see as a dog, other BC copper play just another of the many treat-of-the week when prices were crazy. I don't know how much of this company is held by insiders, but I would guess a significant majority from their past several PPs being taken by the directors. As much as I am dissappointed with their other play ROK, it has proven that this management can bring a property to production. I like the new direction, something different in a time that they could have been buying moose pasture for potash development that will end up being useless when POT and BP have shown to have saturated the potential mine development in Saskatchewan. I would like to know how extensive the silica development will be, or if this is just a glorified gravel pit. If a gravel pit, production can occur very quickly with minimal development/permits/cost. If this is to be a full-out open pit mine, chances remote. I just don't know the scale. I guess that to get to their local demand of 450,000 tpa, they will of course be producing over 1000 tpd, which isn't too big. And if annual estimated rev is $135 mill, and costs are $22.5 mill, not a big operation, but profitable enough depending upon capital.