Could this be the red monster to the left of the Langmuir discovery that is posted on their website? The diagram is looking due south, so that would make the red monster east of the initial Langmuir discovery approximately 1.5km.

The first hole of the 2009 drilling program has intersected a massive sulphide zone with high-grade nickel about 1.5 km east of the Langmuir Discovery Zone where initial drilling in May of 2007 had intersected 1.14% nickel over 72.5 meters. (See Figure 2.)

• This first hole of the 2009 drill program intersected 3.34% nickel (Ni) over 0.9 meters from 373.50 to 374.40 meters. This interval includes a 20-cm massive sulphide section grading 11.35% nickel, 0.6% copper and 1.46 g/t combined platinum/palladium.

The newly intersected mineralization occurs approximately 300 metres vertically below surface within komatiitic volcanics. The intersected sulphide zone is similar in style to the mineralization occurring within or proximal to the Langmuir Discovery Zone. The drill target was a deep VTEM conductor identified using a computer modeling program for locating Kambalda-style deposits