Hi PK,

Samol posted the link today:(And should have got many thumbs UP)

http://www.republicofmining.com/2010/03/17/ontario’s-ring-of-fire-mining-discovery-2-of-6-–-excerpt-from-fortunes-found-canadian-mining-success-–-by-michael-barnes/

I copied and pasted parts that I paid the most attention to.

It is another wake up call to us when an author, age 76, who has written many books, chooses to write about the ROF and Noront. And the title, "Fortunes found-Canadian Mining success" is another wake up call.

Although traded on the Vulture exchange, and not on the big board, this 76 year old sure knows about Noront and also writes:," discoveries that have caught the eye of all those interested in the mining industry. This area is the most significant in Canada mining exploration since Voisey’s Bay grabbed the headlines, and there is the promise of both base and precious metals below ground in this remote location.

We've been told the stories of those who invested in Diamond Fields. The ulcers, the pain ...the cold night sweats(not sweets which came later). The huge price fluctuations followed by more huge ulcers. The attitude of, "when I break even .....I'm out. Oh God, just give me my frickin' money back. Ok, just give me my frickin' money back and at least 10% more for all the pain. We know the end story. It's the getting there that was not easy.

When you have people like this 76 year old author writing about Noront and telling us stuff like "this area is the most significant in Canada mining exploration since Voisey's Bay we should realize we are not alone in what we see.".

I think the Voisey Bay long term investors would be pretty peeved if we had it any easier during the climb.