RE:RE:whyyyy You're posting is perfect in terms of timing coolshivers. I spoke to two geological engineering friends to ask them if they could interpret the feasibility of a mine solely based on published intercept data. They said they get about a 50 to 60% picture but without a topographic 3-D image to indicate the precise slopes for the location as well as the shape of a potential preliminary mine pit it is only partially accurate. In other words, it doesn't provide the whole picture, but rather a portion. The go or no go decision will be based on whether CD can prove out $12-$15 billion Canadian worth of minerals. That number comes from Amy personal assumption of a $3 billion outlay buy the purchaser (Teck) for the JV acquisition and mine construction, including the road. It assumes an IRR of 20% and a payback period of between five and seven years. That is the data that we need from Chuck/Chad and should be asked for at the MTX/CD AGM that will be upcoming in November.