RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Partner...Endzone, with all due respect let’s use the recent drill results with the recovery equations of Ausenco to evaluate if this is economical. Using the Dargavel – Bradburn drill cores as an example, the sulfur/nickel ratio is .0344. Using Ausenco’s equation the predicted recovery is NiRecovery(%) = 77*(S/N)+ 20. (page 10 PEA). This comes out to 23 percent of the nickel will be recovered. This property is worthless. Similarly, one can calculate these Sulphur/nickel ratios for the other drill results, and most of these have Sulphur/nickel ratios of near zero which makes them worthless. The news release of improved metallurgical results uses a sulphur/nickel ratio of .36 which is not representative of the recent drill results. There is one core, MAH-21-01 which has an adequate Sulphur/nickel ratio. Hopefully CNC can release data similar to this core over a wide scale, but I suspect they are hesitant to release more poor results.