Thanks Djorde,

I feel totally comfortable now myself. Really, SLI,s sp has nowhere to go but up. We just jumped the last hurdle today that could have held us back longer. I think the end of the week could hold a new high for us, but it doesn,t matter if it does, cause sooner, not later it will hit a new high.

Can you imagine if the first shallow hole brings back an intercept like 5g/t over 200m? That is huge in itself, but, its quite possible to get an intercept of 15g/t over 200m. If we get an intercept like 5 g/t over 200m on our first hole, look out, there is no telling where the sp will go.

For anyone that thinks this may not be the case, think of the grades of the bulk samples that were brought out of the C-1 and A-4 workings. None of these bulk samples came from any of the near surface anomalies that are connected to these workings. Understand that when drilling, you should drill perpendicular to vein/s to determine their width. If there are many veins the drill has to pass through that are gold bearing, the better. In our case, it may be a little different, whereas there could possibly be huge pinch and swell areas showing up as these anomalies. If this is the case, it doesnt matter at what angle you drill, as long as you get through it to see how mineralized it is. As BOW has showed us with his calculations, if we only average 1 g/t for one drill hole 1300m of the monster anomaly, this is World Class and possibly the biggest gold find to date!

Yahoo, lets get drilling!