"the end of march hath come", page-24

Conix,

Hopefully Uncle Wayne is not thinking of anything vaguely Shakespearian as Shakespeare wrote more about tragedy than comedy.

I think you'll find that the soothsayer / seer in Shakespeare's version (act I, scene II) only tells Julius Caesar to "beware of the Ides of March".

The actual historical version is along the lines of the exchange you have given.

The Ides of March, as you perhaps are aware, refers to the 15th of March , which has well and truly come and gone. This is the day that Julius Caesar was murdered by the members of the senate of Rome. So hopefully no-one on the senate of CDU (the board) has any murderous ideation.

There is one hour left of the month of March in Queensland and Nada, Nil, Zilch etc. So maybe we'll hear something on the ides of April.

Does this possibly remind the forum of the nexus where Uncle Wayne delayed the release of the JORC for the "substantial" correction of the cobalt assays?






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