EAS has done a better job controlling their float. If it is not clear to everyone now why share structure is absolutely crucial then I am not sure it will ever be. You can blame the evil market makers for it but I suggest that they may not be the problem. At least, not entirely. EAS has two rigs running and has mentioned bringing in a third one so they will have results coming out on a regular basis over the forseeable future. EVG is going to have to wait until the snow melts to get back at it. I do not really see the point of the EAS vs. EVG comparisons as I think both companies are on to something big but they each need to be evaluated on their own merits. If you haven't taken a good hard look at EAS I think it is worth the time and effort. Holes 16, 17 and 18 have the potential to expand the deposit significantly and it's already huge. No guarantees of course...this is a tough business. Even when Mother Nature cooperates.