More brilliant results, page-29

I'm not sure how the board could have been more clear about the use of LWAG in this calculation - it is clearly stated 5 times on the first page of this announcement. Length-weighted Average Grades (LWAG) is a standard method used in reporting assay results - Google it... If you don't trust me, read this Google eBook.

Furthermore, these inclusions for NMDD092 above are actually:
 53m at 2.6 g/t Au including 1m at 51.7g/t and 1m at 27.4g/t
 20m at 4.2 g/t Au including 1m at 34.4g/t and 16.2g/t
 13m at 3.8 g/t Au including 1m at 11.9g/t and 1m at 10.6g/t
Highlight intersections which are impressive and the board have chosen not to focus on.

I encourage anyone taking this bloggers post seriously to read the assay results for yourself. Flick through and see there are quite a number of very high grade intersections throughout.

And remember in the scheme of things, these are the most recent 5 holes within a <1sqm project area with 56 holes pending and 6 more underway. We now hold rights to ~986sq km of land at Bolgatanga...

Finally, remember this - an empty vessel makes the most noise; and everyone has an opinion, just like everyone has an...

Assay results available here: http://www.cardinalresources.com.au...l_Drilling_Intersects_drillhole_listing-1.pdf