I've been wondering, as have most, why the last of the 2010 results have not been released. No doubt the assays have been done.

In my mind, there are really only two explanations. Either the results were lousy, and they want to have some other news to release with those not so good results, or, they have been very busy correlating those last results with the rest of the 'picture', with the input of SGS and Genivar.

I don't think it would be my first suggestion, as I would think they would want to get it out and done with.

There is a great deal of info to sort through and put together,( down hole 'sniffing' as well? ) and they have to bring SGS up to speed. Now that they are involved, I would think that it will take longer to process and release results.

What is eventually released should give everyone a much better picture of what we have, and what we may be looking at.

I hope to heck it's good, 'cause I for one need some some good news!

Pender