Thanks, General. My same thoughts and conclusionI have read other posts here suggesting different mining plans than the gigantic open pit of the original Preliminary Economic Assessment and see rather than 163 million tons why not mine 110 million tons with 0.083 molybdenum. This would still be a mine three times the size of most other open pit mines. The pit could be enlarged later, when molybdenum prices rise. It would mean a much smaller pit and richer ore. Or like one post I read that suggested big underground block caving. Also, the other ore rich in silver and gold is so near it could be mined at the same time to increase the value. There is so much ore at the Lone Pine property -precious metals included, and wonderful infrastructure waiting - there are many possibilities, unlike many who are just exploring and haven't yet found anything.