1. I'm conveying what I heard. I, presume, the results of the resource estimate and analysis in the scoping study would be inputs into the choice of where on the Golden Mile the ramp would be positioned. How? Creation of ramps by digging in rock is a common mining practice I believe.

2. The room was hard to find. The big room had speakers, James Dines at 2PM our KXL Update was at 1PM. A lot of people would be trying to save their seat so they could hear Dines. Pamela Aden was in another room at 1:30. The meetings are all going on simultaneously - like a big conference does. The weather was nice - even if you were thimking of going to the show - why spend such a fine Saturday (day off) in a dark conference hall? KXL shareholders are out here in Cali but why do they come to the show? I didn't expect to learn much new or big - they probably didn't either - so maybe they thought why bother? But I always learn something - like VMS at Brenbar.I always understand the bigger picture better after the show update.

3. Look at the Objectives. Define economic viability of Hercules Golden Mile. The drilling was the Hercules 2009 Drilling Program. The resource estimate is for Hercules Project Golden Mile, the slide that mention resource estimate also mention Hercules. Drilling for West Millennium begins in January. Drill season ends with the mud of autumn early winter and becomes possible after the frost. There will be 100 to 130% as much spent on exploration in 2010 as was spent in 2009. I'd think Golden Mile would await the outcome of the resource estimate. There drilling in two places in January, I know they said that at the booth.