Maybe it's time for the shareholders to become more proactive and let our voices be heard by the management. For their part, whether it is intentional or not, they seem to have little regard for the court of public opinion on the way they go about running a public company. They have diluted the share float to the point where it has become a joke to Bay St. analysts, while they continue to reward themselves with options to the detriment of the shareholders. Then you have a situation where they give one of their own board members huge, really huge, drilling contracts. Is anyone else allowed to bid on them? Worst of all, it seems that they only grudingly give what is an absolutely minimal amount of information on what they are doing. Judging from this bulletin board, not many posts any more, they have managed to totally kill public interest in a gold mining play with world class potential. If you would like a change, give them the message, send them an e-mail, send the relevant media a message and maybe the management will understand that this company is not only all about them but us as well.