It is a very compelling and efficient summary of how far along Tyhee really is. I can not fathom why it is still at shuch a low share price. Sheesh, it is as if the market has had the life beaten and suchked out of it by some kind of black hole.

I am also relieved to see gold giving back some ground. Really need to see it work off the recent up move, then re-attack that 1920 or so level later this winter or into next year. When we see 1920 become support, and Tyhee comes of age / making a construction decision with permit in hand, WOW, we will really have something. the sole (dominant) player in a rejuvinated gold camp, with historical production as evidence that tyere's gold in them thar hills. \

Also, with NWT lagging Nunavut and Yukon in mining, and the US depression keeping everybody insecure, I believe that a solid investment in an emerging producer in a safe fiscal & regulatory region will be the true quality that investors should be fleeing towards.

There are two things I hope to see soon. One is DW buying some more shares himself. The other is for a very good quality 3-d presentation of the pit from the coming Ful Feas, showing what is actually going to be built. That's something I will enjoy watching!

On a personal note, I am a few short months away from retirement with a very nice golden parachute. While some of this will go into Encana, Synovus, Barrick and a few down-trodden blue chip forestry stocks, a good chunk will be available for my final push towards one million TDC shares!

With my luck, I won't get them for $0.15. More likely I'll be buying into the upswing rush. I guess I would consider stopping buying if TDC breaks through $2.00 before a production decision. I hope to have to face such a difficult decision.

SKELLIG