H: Sure we have turned some kind of page, but DW is still aboard, why?

He does not seem to be going to any other company, or retiring to a villa in Italy, or starting up a new venture. He is mothballed for a future role. He has enormous skills and knowledge about Canadian geology and mining, which are lacking in Williams Lake, and this may explain why that company is languishing somewhat compared to the now deep traction at Tyhee. He may have made some mistakes as we have discussed (and I agree with you on that as I have said a number of times), but he is a dark horse.

The skills that Black and Sonnenreich bring to TDC and Williams Lake complement his skills on the technical side, as Sonnenreich said in his interview which we recently reviewed on this Board, B&S are learning the technicals, but their skill base is focusing on the organizational, governance and regulatory aspects which Sonnenreich said are sorely lacking in so many miners - now we find this was the case with TDC. But this was noticed only after they got involved and we saw the rather amazing changes they made which have created so much optimism. I suggest we shall see some interesting developments involving DW, Williams Lake and TDC - pure speculation, but randomness is not the hallmark of S&B. Ike