Ann: Quarterly Activities/Appendix 5B Cash Flow Report, page-225

Ah okay, although id say if those costs were to be distributed among all the stock, then we would see a reduction in costs. Remember that say it costs $50 to produce $30 in sales, but you also had another $30 in stock which you havent sold. then it still cost you $50 to make $30, however once you sell the other $30 your sitting on $60. Remember that weve only processed around 60% of ore mined, i doubt that they discount the unit costs by the amount of ore that wasnt processed, however that ore has costs, once this gets processed it will be at a cost thats less than the average of $1400 probably around half, if we were to speculate and say that processing 60% of the ore cost 1400, as mining itself would cost more, id say that processing the rest would be at most half of those costs, so lets say processing the remaining 40% would cost 700, now once you apply that discount we are sitting at a ball park of around 1100 or so.

And yes also to mention is that there were non recurring expenses, so in the next quarter we could be sitting at even less than 1100.