2 pointsThese 2 points are key in this news release. (a) They have found another gem quality diamond. This time it is a macro. (b) And this is a quote. "The core drill is currently drilling on two 12-hour shifts per day, and is being used to test a variety of diamond indicator mineral trains, auger intersects of kimberlite and geophysical targets of varying priorities. Currently more than 50 core holes are planned." The key is " auger intersects of kimberlite". Technically we have only hit one kimberlite occurence.(besides the first 2 they drilled that were barren) They have not confirmed the 700 by 400 or anything else for that matter. Now question? They know what kimberlite looks like, right? They drill a core and it's not kimberlite. They don't send it to the lab, right? Maybe there isn't that much stuff at the lab. Obviously I hope I am wrong. Wish we could get a look at the macro. Size, dimensions etc.