Deep Tuzo -Initial AnalysisThe Deep Tuzo results are generally very positive, considering the drilling problems that de Beers encountered. The first 2 holes were drilled down inside the Tuzo pipe (mostly), and reached depths of 570 meters and 655 meters. The 2nd hole was revealing because it went almost 100 meters deeper than the 2012 drilling program (and encountered kimberlite). The third hole was the most useful because it encountered kimberlite from 601 to 743 meters. The 3rd hole was drilled from land and had a very stable platform for drilling. This allowed the company to get to the planned depth without the worry of drilling on a relatively unstable ice platform. I would hope in the future that de Beers would drill future deep Tuzo holes from land based platforms. What is really important is that the Tuzo pipe continues below 743 meters and apparently moves (plunges) down in a northeast direction. I am looking forward toe the analytical results from the Saskatchewan Research Council. I am also hoping that de Beers has enough drilling and analytical data to add the total diamond resource at Gahcho Kue!