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CANCELLED / TO BE RESCHEDLED - Garrett Sayers Trio w/ Analog Son
Cervantes' Other Side
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Doors 8:00 PM / Show 9:00 PM (event ends at 2:00 AM)
This event is 16 and over
GS3 (Garrett Sayers Trio) is an instrumental trio that blends Hip Hop, R&B, Funk and Indie genre's through original and cover compositions with an improvisational approach. Lead by bass extraordinaire Garrett Sayers, who already has an impressive professional career in recording, performing and touring with artists such as The Motet, Dwele, Kyle Hollingsworth Band and many others. Garrett received
a feature article in Bass player magazine in 2006.
The trio originated in the fall of 2011 in Denver, CO with a weekly residency. Armed with the brilliance of keyboardist / composer, Patrick Lee, the incredible global feel of drummer, Jonny "Jyemo" George and of course bass master, Garrett Sayers, this is a powerhouse trio to be reckoned with. Throughout the residency in Denver, word spread fast and instantly saw a buzz creating a growing fan base from these live shows and an onslaught of live recordings. Calls started coming in for music festivals and live appearances – thus the trio was ignited. Currently in the studio, GS3 is looking forward to their debut release and aims to hit 2013 with full momentum.
Analog Son was created by Jordan Linit (Kinetix/Ableminds) and Josh Fairman (Kinetix) in 2013 around a studio project involving the Shady Horns, Ryan Zoidis and Eric Bloom (Lettuce/Soulive), Joe Tatton (New Mastersounds), Adam Deitch (Lettuce/Break Science), Mike Marlier, Joey Porter (Motet/Juno What?!), and Joel Scanlon. The debut album to be released this fall was recorded over the past 8 months at Scanhope Sound on the finest vintage equipment and tape machine available to fuse vintage tones with modern production and musicianship. Josh and Jordan called upon their funkiest friends to create music together on the spot in the studio that reflected all of the individuals at the session. They are already working on material for a follow up release.
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We will be rescheduling for a future date but tonight's show has been cancelled due to the weather.
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Will test the new .cfg and report back in a few minutes:Congratulations! you have an optimal AffinityMask value!Congratulations! Your have an optimal RejectThreshold value!Congratulations! you already have HIGHMEMFIX set!You are running with frame rates set to unlimited, great! but MAKE SURE you use the 'external' frame rate limiter set to 'exactly' 30 FPS for optimal results.Congratulations! you already have an optimal TextureMaxLoad value!Congratulations! You already have an optimal SWAP_WAIT_TIMEOUT value.Optimal A/C shadow settings have been appliedGround shadows kill performance, adjusting.Your Mesh resolution have been adjusted.Your Cloud draw distance has been adjusted for performance.Your Fiber frame time fraction is way off! it has been removed.Your scenery complexity is too high for your hardware! adjusting.Removing overlay tips to avoid graphics corruption.Adjusting airport scenery vehicles.You have A/C reflections disabled. They can only be enabled via fsx.cfg edit.If using nVidia Hardware MAKE SURE you disable Transparency Anti-aliasing for improved smoothness.
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It seems you already had a very good one :)new .cfg and report back in a few minutes
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Tks ;) I guess this is a better solution than posting my fsx.cfg every 3 months. It checks almost every detail in your fsx.cfg, so it can also be used as a 'validator' to check for errors.Thank you so much for this and all of your other contributions to the community, *******. I thought I had all the tweaks and tricks applied but I didn't! Really cool stuff.
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Don't worry, they are perfect. Anti-Alias transparency is disabled. If you enable it you'll notice how you get stutters in areas with very dense scenery (not autogen) but scenery objects.*******, do you see anything wrong on my antialiasing settings? or everything its ok? (GTX 460 768MB)
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The file you download contains a 'link' to your original fsx.cfg. So, its very easy to see what was changed and revert to your old settings in an eye blink. The text in 'blue' is the actual changes that get applied.I'm very interested in knowing your hardware specs and the options you selected when using the tool.Same here Jeff, it lowered a lot of my settings, yet I lost performance... I'm gonna change the settings one by one and test and see whats causing it.
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OK I did exactly as was directed ended up getting a screen that said OK your document has moved here, clicked on the link and ended up with Spanish stuff and something about error 500.Have no idea what's going on.Just released it today: http://www.venetubo.com/fsx.htmlIt's like an fsx.cfg critique tool :) it will analize yours and see whats wrong with it and even apply tweaks (if you need them) it analizes the file you 'send', so this is 100% safe. You could send a 'backup' fsx.cfg or a dummy one just for testing.
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But what the dream encapsulated in King's most famous speech entailed, and how he came to deliver it half a century ago, from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to an audience of nearly 300,000 people on the National Mall, are less widely known, despite the fact the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom represents a crucial turning point in the U.S. civil rights movement.
On the eve of the event's 50th anniversary, PBS offers a fascinating bit of background detail in the form of The March, an hour-long documentary that examines the events that inspired the march, the work that went into organizing it, and the delicate political negotiations that resulted in a gathering that turned out to be much more peaceful than some of Washington's most powerful residents believed it could be.
The film, directed by John Akomfrah, is a co-produced (along with Smoking Dog Films and Cactus Three) by Sundance Productions, the film and TV production company founded last year by Robert Redford and former Winnipegger Laura Michalchyshyn.
Narrated by Denzel Washington, the documentary features interviews with dozens of activists and celebrities who were in the U.S. capital half a century ago to hear King's famous address, including Harry Belafonte, Joan Baez, Diahann Carroll and Sidney Poitier.
"The march had a clearly an aspirational component to it," said Clarence T. Jones, who acted as lawyer and speechwriter to King in the lead-up to the event in Washington. "The march had a celebratory component to it -- by celebratory, I meant it was a celebration that we've come this far. The march was a collective summoning of the conscience, the moral conscience of America. That's what the march and assembly was. It was the clarion call to the conscience of America that said, in so many words, that we can be a country better than what we have been; that police dogs, fire hoses, the continuance of racial segregation, that's really not who we are. We can be much better than this. So, in that sense, you know, I'd say it was aspirational."
In an interview earlier this month during PBS's portion of the U.S. networks' summer press tour in Los Angeles, Jones and other participants in the march recalled the event as an attempt by King and other civil-rights activists as a bold move aimed at forcing the southern states -- Alabama in particular -- to recognize the undeniable shift in American attitudes toward segregation, and to push the Kennedy administration to fulfil the promises it had made but then largely ignored regarding civil-rights legislation.
"I think what the march did was it sent a signal to the nation, particularly to the center of power, that the civil-rights movement, as fractured as it had been through the South, was no longer a regional movement, but was a national movement," said Roger Mudd, who covered the march for CBS in 1963.
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Among the most interesting details in this very enlightening film is the fact that a crucial part of King's legendary speech was actually delivered off the cuff.
"Most people do not know that the speech which he actually gave was not the speech that he had intended to give," Jones recalled. "In fact ... as he was reading from the text of his prepared speech, there came a point when (gospel singer) Mahalia Jackson, who was sitting on the platform, said, 'Tell them about the dream, Martin. Tell them about the dream.'
"When Mahalia shouted to him, I was standing about 50 feet behind him, to the right and to the rear. And I watched him ... just take the text of this speech and move it to the left side of the lectern, grab the lectern, and look out. And I said to somebody standing next to me, 'These people don't know it, but they're about ready to go to church.'
"I could see his body language change from the rear, where he had been reading like giving a lecture to then going into his Baptist-preacher mode. So the rest of the speech was spontaneous and extemporaneous. ... (There was) a certain percentage of the speech that he read, up until maybe, I would say, the seventh or eighth paragraph, was part of the written prepared text. And then he added on his own paragraphs after that."
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The Pabst warms up to Beach House
Beach House returned to Milwaukee on Wednesday and performed its brand of dream pop to a packed Pabst Theater.
Touring in support of its recent Sub Pop Records album "Bloom," the band (consisting of regular members Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally, plus Dan Franz on the drums) primarily played songs from the new album.
In order to enhance the mood of the performance, the band incorporated fog, a variety of lights, fans (the non-human, air-blowing variety) and a set piece of three giant squares that looked like big window blinds behind the performers. This created a hazy look in which the musicians frequently appeared only in silhouettes.
While the live setting showcased Legrand's impressive voice, it also enhanced her greatest flaw, in that it is very difficult to make out what the heck she is saying. The lack of clarity and annunciation is consistent in both their recorded material and live performances, but the latter suffers since liner notes or a lyrics cheat sheet aren't available to decipher what's being said.
Appropriately, the best songs performed Wednesday night were the ones that were already the best tracks on "Bloom." "Myth," "Wild." "Lazuli" and "Other People" also happen to be the first four songs on the new release.
Beach House has a gift for replicating the exact sound of its recorded material in a live setting. For most bands or genres, this would be a great thing. However, since the group's dream pop sound has such a low energy level, it felt kind of repetitive to hear the songs with no elements that differentiated the live versus recorded sound.
Due to its nature, the genre of dream pop doesn't necessarily make for the most enthralling live experience. This type of music is best reserved for headphones or bedrooms. That didn't prevent the full house from getting into the concert as much as one can for this genre. With the concert being general admission, the first floor of The Pabst was full of people standing, while those in the upper levels of the venue remained seated. Those standing nodded their heads to the music, since dancing wasn't really an option.
Beach House was certainly impressed by this reception it received from The Pabst crowd. In one of her few interactions with the audience, Legrand exclaimed "You guys are amazing!" Later in the set, she said that after the touring Beach House has done, The Pabst crowd had set "the new standard of incredible audiences."
Disappointingly, there were a couple of instances where Legrand's microphone had sharp feedback, a rarity for any concert at The Pabst. What made this even more surprising is that the break between the opening act and Beach House seemed to take longer than usual.
The opening act was Poor Moon, one of Beach House's labelmates from Sub Pop Records. This spin-off project by Fleet Foxes members Christian Wargo and Casey Wescott had a 45-minute set and played almost every track from its self-titled debut album.
Poor Moon made more of an effort to interact with the audience, but was hard to hear due to the band's mumblemouth approach to banter in between songs.The slow burner "Buck Pony" was the highlight of Poor Moon's set.
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The projects, which will combine more than 500 residential units and 130,000 square feet of retail space, are part of JBG's larger Twinbrook Station project. The Chevy Chase developer is planning to build about 2.2 million square feet of commercial and residential space at the site under a joint development deal with Metro.
The planned buildings will mark the next phase of residential development at Twinbrook Station, following the 279-unit Alaire at 1101 Higgins Place. Hord Coplan Macht Design Director Chris Harvey, who was part of The Galvan's design process, said the projects were designed as the next stage of evolution for Twinbrook Station.
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Dear Ali, How did you like being able to portray Clear Rivers in the first Final Destination film, from 2000? Could you describe how you felt about her character in your own words?
I only ask because I think you brought such a unique and captivating character alive in that movie, and I can't help but find myself mesmerized by her every time I see it. Your character was just so perfect, and that's more than I can say for any other fictional person I've come across.
I just really wanted to let you know. :)
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I thought it was an edgy, interesting script when I read it. It was fun to get to play against type.
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I enjoyed you in that movie too and Final Destination 2. FD1 was absolutely awesome and one of the few thriller/horror movies to actually creep me out . After the seeing FD1 me and my cousin had to take an elevator back to my car in the parking garage. The elevator was a scratched up, dimly lit, piece of trash, and I was frightened to use it after watching the movie. My cousin took the elevator and I took the stairs.
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And what do you think if the series now that they've milked it for all it's worth and is now heading towards saw style crapsploitation?
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Type? as in type casting? What have you been type cast out of? In everything I have seen you in, you have been kinda the edgy chick who will stab someone at any given chance.
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Finally preparations for the final leg, which starts a week today, are almost done.
Sunday 6 April, hotel, Salvador, 19.15
Finally preparations for the final leg, which starts a week today, are almost done. The electronics are fixed and ready. The hydraulic rams that drive the autopilots have been replaced. The two vital wind instruments at the top of the 80-foot mast are in place (one is a back-up). We've also installed the latest computer maps and updated all the anti-virus software on each of my three laptops. The water maker – unused for a few weeks – has been chemically cleansed. Some nasty things can grow in the filters, which could make me seriously unwell. The water maker means the only water I have to carry is the compulsory minimum required by the race committee plus the emergency supply in my "grab bag", which I'd take if I had to use the life raft.
Monday 7 April, hotel, 21.35
Final check on all the headsails. The last thing was to fold up the storm gib (small bright orange headsail for use in storms) into the smallest size possible. It has to be small so that I can get it up on to deck easily in a hurry.
Tuesday 8 April, marina, 16.50
I've spent today studying the weather and route to Newport, Rhode Island. This leg is "short" but still more than 4,000 miles. As the equator – and the shifting, unpredictable doldrums – draws nearer, the heat will intensify. At times I won't be able to stand on the darker bits of the deck and I'll sweat into my clothes for days on end – nice! After about 1,000 miles, it will be into the trade winds. As soon as we pass Florida, the low pressure systems will kick in and will be a case of keeping an eye out for squalls and ships from the umpteen fishing ports on the east coast. Then all that will be left will be to sail out of the Gulf Stream, avoid any ships heading for New York, cross my outbound track and head into Newport harbour. If only it would be so simple.
Thursday 10 April, hotel, 22.10
I went out to buy a souvenir today and came back with a bracelet. My cabin is full of mementoes and lucky charms – various things given to me during the race and a couple from when I first started sailing. The main one is a small, cuddly cat that my mum gave me years ago and has been on every ocean trip since.
Friday 11 April, hotel, 10.00
Two days to go. Weather and tactics are dominating now. Going into this final leg I'm in third place behind Bernard Stamm and Thierry Dubois. As long as I don't finish this leg more than one place behind Simone Bianchetti aboard Tiscali, I'll maintain my podium position overall. That is certainly one aim. Above everything, I want to race to the best of my abilities. It's what I've tried to do all along. It seems incredible how fast these past eight months have gone and how much I've learnt by doing something – racing solo, with all its downsides – that I actually don't like. But then as TS Eliot said: "Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far they can go." That quote is written on the chart table in Pindar's cabin. Hopefully, in the next few weeks, I'll find I've been able to go right around the world.
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Malaysian PM and Haniyeh 370. (photo credit:Mohammed Salem/Reuters)
PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia - A Malaysian court ruled on Monday that a Christian newspaper may not use the word "Allah" to refer to God, a landmark decision on an issue that has fanned religious tensions and raised questions over minority rights in the mainly Muslim country.The unanimous decision by three Muslim judges in Malaysia's appeals court overturned a 2009 ruling by a lower court that allowed the Malay language version of the newspaper, The Herald, to use the word Allah - as many Christians in Malaysia say has been the case for centuries."The usage of the word Allah is not an integral part of the faith in Christianity," chief judge Mohamed Apandi Ali said in the ruling. "The usage of the word will cause confusion in the community."The decision coincides with heightened ethnic and religious tensions in Malaysia after a polarizing May election, in which the long-ruling coalition was deserted by urban voters that included a large section of minority ethnic Chinese.In recent months, Prime Minister Najib Razak has sought to consolidate his support among majority ethnic Malays, who are Muslim by law, and secure the backing of traditionalists ahead of a crucial ruling party assembly this month.His new government - dominated by his Malay-based United Malays National Organization - has toughened security laws and introduced steps to boost a decades-old affirmative action policy for ethnic Malays, reversing liberal reforms aimed at appealing to a broader section of multi-ethnic Malaysia.In its case, the government argued that the word Allah is specific to Muslims and that the then-home minister's decision in 2008 to deny the newspaper permission to print it was justified on the basis of public order.Lawyers for the Catholic paper had argued that the word Allah predates Islam and had been used extensively by Malay-speaking Christians in Malaysia's part of Borneo island for centuries. They say they will appeal against Monday's decision to Malaysia's highest court.Christians in Indonesia and much of the Arab world continue to use the word without opposition from Islamic authorities. Churches in the Borneo states of Sabah and Sarawak have said they will continue to use the word regardless of the ruling.The paper won a judicial review of the home minister's decision in 2009, triggering an appeal from the federal government.Ethnic Malays make up 60 percent of Malaysia's 28 million people, with Chinese accounting for more than a quarter and ethnic Indians also forming a substantial minority. Christians account for around 9 percent.
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Let's Talk About Genocide: The State of Israel Vs. William A. Schabas
February 8, 2015 § Leave a comment
Since Israel's latest attack on the besieged Gaza Strip, last summer, I've been researching the issue of Israel's genocide [1,2,3,4]. I quickly found out that I'm not the only one, and although the subject has been addressed by scholars, politicians, UN bodies, and Palestinian civil society since 1982, this attack has prompted an unprecedented amount of criticism and study.
The sudden popular resurgence of the term, especially coming from President Mahmoud Abbas, has already prompted many independent articles, rejecting not only the terminology, but mostly the users of the term. From Liberal Zionists calling those who charge genocide "the loony left" and "antisemitic"; to hard-core right-wingers like government- funded StandWithUs with the help of fox news, with the tried-and-true "what about Syria, Iran, Iraq" and anything else that isn't the issue of discussion and furthers Islamophobia; to AIPAC with the ironic claim that naming the crime hinders peace, and quotations from none other than Benjamin Netanyahu that "we warned them" and after we bombed the hell out of them, we gave them "tons of humanitarian aid." That said, I've yet to see an organised government initiative on the subject. Until now.
Never Again Unless We Did It
Voices from North Waziristan
June 30, 2014 § Leave a comment
Mahvish Ahmad of the indispensable Tanqeed interviews refugees in Bannu, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, displaced from North Waziristan after the launch of the Pakistani Army's Operation Zarb-e-Azb. Note that these voices go unheard in the Pakistani media and the nationalist and liberal intelligentsia has been cheering on this "war on terror".
Clive Stafford Smith on the Guantanamo hunger strikes
April 25, 2013 § Leave a comment
Clive Stafford Smith on the outrageous case of Shaker Aamer who has been detained for 12 years without charge and tortured systematically. Guantanamo, he argues, is in many ways worse than death row or Soviet gulags.
Hawking Women's Rights
November 5, 2012 § 2 Comments
Considering the amount of uninformed commentary that has been proliferating on Pakistan, readers might want to check out Tanqeed, an important new initiative started by a group of progressive Pakistani academics, writers and journalists. The trigger was a typically obtuse 'debate' on New York Times about the recent assassination attempt on a school-girl in Swat. In response Tanqeed (which means 'criticism') asked 6 Pakistani writers to present a less ideologically skewed take on the same event (and its broader context). You can find the result here. The following is my contribution:
For advocacy to be successful, it has to come from a place of empathy rather than superiority. Many of the most vocal advocates of women's rights in Pakistan today are also known for their sanguine views on the "war on terror." It is, therefore, doubtful that their new self-image as the deliverers of women from patriarchal tyranny will gain much purchase among the sufferers.
Women have doubtless borne the brunt of the dislocation and insecurity occasioned by the "war on terror." But, to treat women's rights in isolation from the general malaise merely serves to put the concern under a pall of suspicion. Women's rights have been long used as a pretext for imperial aggression. Far from bringing relief, their invocation by the apologists for war merely helps obscurantist criminals, like the TTP, elevate misogyny into an anti-imperial expression.
The situation in Pakistan's troubled northwest is no doubt ugly. From the indiscriminate violence of the Taliban, the gratuitous butchery of sectarian criminals, the bombing of girls'schools, the targeting of children, to the threats against the media, it is a predicament that is begging for a visionary political solution.
Drones: the west's new terror campaign
September 27, 2012 § 2 Comments
by Clive Stafford Smith
Living Under Drones, a new report from Stanford and New York universities, was a difficult piece of fieldwork – I was with the law students in Peshawar as they tried to interview victims of the CIA's drone war. But it has made an important contribution to the drone debate by identifying the innocent victims of the CIA's reign of terror: the entire civilian population of Waziristan (roughly 800,000 people).
Until now, the most heated dispute has revolved around how many drone victims in the Pakistan border region are dangerous extremists, and how many children, women or men with no connection to any terrorist group. I have been to the region, and have a strong opinion on this point – but until the area is opened up to media inspection, or the CIA releases the tapes of each hellfire missile strike, the controversy will rage on.
Living Under Drones
September 25, 2012 § 2 Comments
An important new report from the Stanford and New York University law schools finds drone use has caused widespread post-tramatic stress disorder and an overall breakdown of functional society in North Waziristan. In addition, the report finds the use of a "double tap" procedure, in which a drone strikes once and strikes again not long after, has led to deaths of rescuers and medical professionals. Follow the conversation #UnderDrones
Don't miss Glenn Greenwald's commentary on the report.
America's Dangerous Game
August 23, 2012 § Leave a comment
This documentary about US intervention in Yemen is a few months old but still just as relevant.
This film reveals the full scale of Washington's covert war in Yemen and asks: Is the US creating more enemies than it can capture or kill?


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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwired) -- 06/23/14 -- Barisan Gold Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BG) is pleased to announce the first tranche of assay results for hole UTD-008 at its Upper Tengkereng gold-copper porphyry discovery, located in the Province of Aceh, Indonesia.
Assays have been received from the first 400 metres of hole UTD-008. Hole UTD-008 is being drilled parallel to UTD-002 but in an opposite direction, scissor crossing that hole, with the objective of expanding and further defining the second high grade zone discovered in holes UTD-002 and UTD-006. UTD-008 is mineralized 4 metres from surface. From 296 to 400 metres, UTD-008 returned 104 metres of 0.7 g/t gold + 1.0% copper (1.4% copper equivalent at current market prices) within a wider intercept of 212 metres of 0.6 g/t gold + 0.8% copper (1.1% copper equivalent at current market prices). The high-grade mineralization remains open down hole at a depth below 400 metres.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------- From To Intercept Gold Copper Gold Eq. Copper Eq. (m) (m) (m) (g/t) (%) (g.t) (%) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 400 396 0.42 0.56 1.4 0.9 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Incl. 188 400 212 0.57 0.75 1.8 1.1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Incl. 226 400 174 0.61 0.82 2.0 1.2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Incl. 296 400 104 0.74 0.95 2.3 1.4 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Copper Eq. & Gold Eq. calculated using current market prices. No adjustments have been made for metallurgical recovery as these remain uncertain at this time.
Hole UTD-008, as a whole, is the highest-grade hole drilled so far at Upper Tengkereng averaging 0.9% copper equivalent over its entire length to-date and returning the first 100-metre long intercept of greater than 1% copper assays. In addition to further validating the second high-grade zone initially discovered in holes UTD-002 and UTD-006, UTD-008 has extended the high-grade zone further to the south by over 50 metres and further at depth by another 50 metres. The high-grade zone is not limited to the first 400 metres with indications it continues below that level.
This second high-grade zone, returning mineralization above 1.0% copper equivalent, now covers an area of 100m x 100m at surface based on the three holes drilled to-date and is open in all directions. Further drilling in that area will seek to identify the width of the high-grade zone on a north-south axis as all three holes so far have been drilled on an east-west axis.
"Drilling at Upper Tengkereng continues to return outstanding copper and gold mineralization", said Alex Granger, Chief Executive Officer of Barisan Gold. "UTD-008 has not only returned the highest grade intercept so far drilled at Upper Tengkereng but has also done so in a zone that sits very close to surface, reinforcing the economic potential of the deposit. The first high-grade zone discovered at Upper Tengkereng seems to start 400-500 metres below surface. This second high-grade zone starts within 150 metres from surface with significant economic grades in the mineralization above it. Upper Tengkereng continues to prove itself as a world-class discovery and, to-date, demonstrates the possibility that the high-grade Upper Tengkereng discovery and associated porphyry-style mineralization may develop into a meaningful copper-gold deposit."
An updated investor presentation can be found on the Barisan Gold website, where the tables and maps have been updated to show the location and grade distribution of this newly validated high-grade zone.
Drilling continues at Upper Tengkereng despite minor technical issues at both UTD-007 and UTD-008 that impacted drilling over the past couple of weeks.
Drilling at UTD-007 was interrupted for one week in early June due to technical issues with the rig. Since June 15, 2014, drilling is back to normal and as of June 21, 2014 drilling had reached 773 metres in length. UTD-007 is testing the depths of the first high-grade zone discovered in the eastern part of the deposit.
Drilling at UTD-008 was interrupted for a 10-day period in early June due to technical issues with the rig. Since June 17, 2014, drilling is back to normal and as of June 21, 2014, drilling had reached 640 metres in length. Visual interpretation indicates that the high-grade zone continues at depth below 400 metres.
Barisan Gold retained the laboratory services of PT Intertek Utama Services of Jakarta, Indonesia, which, in the case of UTD-008, employed the fire assay method (FA50) on gold samples and for other precious and base metal analyses, ICP with multi acid digestion.
Dibiansyah Hamid, MAIG, the designated QP within the meaning of NI 43-101, has reviewed and approved the content of this release.
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About Barisan Gold Corporation
Barisan Gold (TSX VENTURE:BG) is a Canadian-based minerals exploration company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "BG". The Company is engaged in the exploration, acquisition and development of mineral properties in Indonesia. Barisan Gold currently owns and operates two gold and gold-copper properties in Indonesia's Aceh Province on the northern tip of Sumatra Island, namely the Barisan gold-copper porphyry belt and the Abong epithermal gold project. Barisan Gold currently has 40,721,186 shares outstanding.
Caution Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
Certain statements in this News Release, which are not historical in nature, constitute "forward looking statements" within the meaning of that phrase under applicable Canadian securities law. These statements include, but are not limited to, statements or information concerning future work programs at the Company's Upper Tengkereng Porphyry prospect, results and timing of any work programs, the Company's performance or events as of the date hereof. These statements reflect management's current assumptions and expectations and by their nature are subject to certain underlying assumptions, known and unknown risks and uncertainties and other factors which may cause actual results, performance or events to be materially different from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements. Those risks include the interpretation of drill results; the geology, grade and continuity of mineral deposits; the possibility that future exploration, development or mining results will not be consistent with our expectations; commodity and currency price fluctuation; failure to obtain adequate financing; regulatory, recovery rates, refinery costs, and other relevant conversion factors, permitting and licensing risks; and general market and mining exploration risks. Forward-looking statements should not be construed as investment advice. Readers should perform a detailed, independent investigation and analysis of the Company and are encouraged to seek independent professional advice before making any investment decision. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on any forward-looking statement. Except as required by applicable securities laws, the Company disclaims any obligation to update or revise any forward looking statements to reflect events or changes in circumstances that occur after the date hereof.
Barisan Gold Corporation
Steven Feldman
Manager Investor Relations
+1 604 684 8676
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