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Dec 7, 2012 1:26 AMPhoenix Gold (ASX: PXG), led by managing director Jon Price, continues to deliver on its objective of rapidly growing its mineral resource - with the company today surpassing 2.5 million gold ounces.
Highlighting the exploration success Phoenix has had with Price at the helm, the new resource of 45.35 million tonnes at 1.7g/t gold for 2.52 million ounces represents an increase of 324% since initial project acquisition in 2010 - and exceeds the interim target set early in 2012.
The recent upgrades are a result of successful drilling campaigns completed in 2012 at the company's Castle Hill, Broads Dam and Telegraph gold projects on the highly prospective Kunanalling and Zuleika shear zones in the heart of the Western Australian Goldfields.
There is the potential to continue a rapid expansion of the resource, with Phoenix recently kicking off a $20 million - 215,000 metre drilling campaign which will take around a year to complete.
The early results from the campaign are already proving to be successful, with the company earlier in the week announcing the largest gram-metre intercept at Castle Hill being; 94 metres at 2.6g/t gold from 88 metres.
Results such as these highlight the potential for Castle Hill and Broads to become multimillion ounce gold camps.
Phoenix has a 4 million gold ounce interim resource exploration target goal, with the company well on the way to achieve this after passing 2.5 million ounces today.
With the largest gram-metre intercept at Castle Hill announced just two days ago - the potential of Phoenix's assets are clear to see.
The resource upgrade is another price diving catalyst, and based on the cap. of $62 million and $12 million in cash - Phoenix has an enterprise value of around $50 million - and with over 2.5 million ounces, the E/V per ounce is now under $20.
This compares to a peer average closer to $40.
With further resource upgrades coming from the extensive drilling program, Proactive Investors can see the Phoenix share price continuing to rise - even simply on the merit of maintaining an E/V of $20.
Worth noting Phoenix is a self-funded explorer, generating cash from ore agreements from smaller projects including Catherwood, which is processed at Norton's 3.5M tpa Paddington processing facility just 35 kilometres away.
With these agreements - the company doesn't require large equity capital raisings - and therefore no dilution to the stock.
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There's Roger meticulously taping around incoming ducts in utility toilet and boot room to achieve air tightness. Jill and Judith foam filling gaps in polystyrene slabs and rebuilding polystyrene flooring where Chris the plumber has put in drains.
Some photos of us in action... notice the special showering provision for visiting women. Actually, that's where the shower mixing valves will go.
Of course, pipes frozen, so no water and we're washing our hands for a late lunch by rubbing them in the snow.
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When West Virginia University beat Texas, 48-45, on Saturday night in Austin, they announced the attendance as 101,851.
They were wrong.
In reality, there were 101,852.
Taitlyn Shae Hughes was there, too, and this is the story she shares with a Texan named Nefeterius Akeli McPherson, the woman who owes Taitlyn her life, having received her liver after she died on Nov. 6, 2011, of a brain hemorrhage.
McPherson is 37. Taitlyn Hughes was 12.
Still recovering from the transplant procedure she went through after suffering from a rare bile duct/liver disease called Secondary Sclerosing Cholangitis, McPherson has become an activist for organ transplants, and this is the story she tells that has gone viral on the Internet, the one that led her into the stands at West Virginia's football game last Saturday night, wearing Taitlyn's gold and blue T-shirt, the one that reads:
Be a Mountaineer!
Before we introduce you to Nefeterius Akeli McPherson, a lifelong Texan who graduated from SMU, obtained a law degree and worked in the Obama administration, and inform you how she found herself being told that she needed a liver, let us take you to the events that were to come when she learned that a liver had been found for her just 5 1/2 months after she was put on the waiting list.
She had been called into Georgetown University Hospital in D.C., awaiting final word that the liver was available. She was all set to move forward.
"Here comes the transplant team, and they tell me we're headed over to Children's Hospital," she said Wednesday in a phone call from her home in Killeen, Texas. "I was already nervous. You try to prepare for that moment, but you can't. My heart was beating fast. Then all of a sudden I have the doctor telling me we're going to Children's Hospital."
Children's Hospital?
"Excuse me. My donor is a child?" she said to her doctor.
The doctor looked at her quizzically.
"I don't think he meant to give me that information, just said that in passing without realizing the effect it would have on me," she said.
"He was quiet for a moment, then said, 'Yes, your donor is an older child.'"
"Older child" is something of a contradiction in terms, and McPherson's mind was whirling, noticing he didn't say teenager, figuring she was getting the liver of a 10- to a 12-year-old child.
"I just kind of went into some zone," McPherson recalled. "It was like I saw his mouth moving but I couldn't process anything else after 'older child.' I just turned over and cried in my hospital bed, thinking, 'How am I supposed to be happy today? How am I supposed to want this liver, a child's who has died?' All I could think about was this child's family, right up until they put me under."
Twenty-four hours earlier Taitlyn Hughes had been a seemingly happy, beautiful 12-year-old who had awakened for school but soon was complaining of a severe headache. Her parents thought it was a migraine as they both suffered from migraines, and they got her some Advil and a can of Sprite, but she rejected them, ran downstairs and began vomiting.
They put her to bed and could not wake her later to take a hot bath. An ambulance rushed her from her home in Hedgesville to the hospital in Martinsburg, then airlifted her to Children's National Medical Center in Washington, D.C., but it turned out there was nothing that could be done. She was in a coma, suffered a stroke, and the parents were informed she would not make it and asked about being an organ donor.
Taitlyn Hughes had expressed to her mother a desire to donate her organs if anything ever happened to her, and so when she died, her kidneys, pancreas and liver were donated to four people.
McPherson was one of the recipients.
Normally, you do not learn the identity of your donor, but McPherson says she found out even before she left the hospital.
"I'd been to the hospital so much all the nurses were excited. I'd been there so often. I felt I was a frequent flier. I was in and out of that transplant floor so much that even the transportation people who take people around in wheelchairs knew me; the food service people knew me."
In this Internet age, secrets are hard to maintain.
"I knew another man who was transplanted at the same time, and we were on the same floor. He was also 37," she explained. "Somehow his girlfriend was able to take some information she received and found Taitlyn's obituary online. Good old Facebook."
The story contained the information that she had donated organs to four people, one a 37-year-old man, one a 37-year-old woman. It wasn't official, but she knew.
"I was stalking her Facebook page and reading about this beautiful soul," she said. "They actually took my computer away because I was trying to recover, and I'm emotional because I received the transplant and now I'm doubly emotional because my donor is a child and I'm looking at these beautiful pictures and her family is so distraught and her friends are mourning her. It was just too much."
Four months after being released, McPherson was planning to write a letter to Nicole Siva, Taitlyn's mother, but was surprised when she received one from her.
"I am a lawyer. I'm an English major. I'm a writer. I shouldn't have any problems, but writing that letter was one of the hardest things I've ever done, especially after she had sent her letter to me," she said. "It's hard for any recipient, but especially when you are talking to someone about her child. I finished my letter on the day that was Taitlyn's 13th birthday."
While writing, the emotions kept grabbing at her.
"You can't imagine the pain she had, but you can feel the pain," she said.
A meeting was arranged, and McPherson came to West Virginia.
"You can't prepare for that," she said. "We had the best time sitting and talking. We're around the same age, maybe even the exact same age. I almost felt like I was seeing a girlfriend I hadn't seen in a while."
Siva was shocked when McPherson walked through her door.
"As soon as she walked in I noticed the similarities between her and Taitlyn — their smiles, their beaming personalities. It was uncanny," Siva recently told The Charleston Gazette. "They both loved football; they're both incredibly photogenic. They're both people who everyone wants to be around. Taitlyn was a kind, generous, gentle soul, and I got that same feeling from Nefeterius when I met her."
It was similar for McPherson.
"It was humbling when Nicole took me upstairs into her room. Everything was as it was. She had the two aspirin she tried to give Taitlyn to help with what she thought was her migraine. I could feel Taitlyn's spirit, realizing I am standing in the room of the person who gave me a second chance at life, knowing her liver was inside me.
"Sometimes I just stop and think, 'Wow, I have someone else's organ inside of me.'"
The two women talked, and eventually it became time to leave.
"Before I left, Nicole said, 'I want you to have something.' I'd gotten them some gifts. She gave me a bracelet, then all of a sudden she pulls out this shirt. She says, 'I want you to have this.' I was speechless," McPherson said. "No one cried, but that brought tears to my eyes."
And so she went home.
While there, however, she saw in the paper that WVU was playing at Texas.
"I kept the shirt in my apartment, and when I went back to Texas, I brought it with me. That shirt had to come with me. At the time I wasn't thinking about WVU having joined the Big 12 and that WVU would play Texas," she said.
"Then, I look at the schedule and all of a sudden I thought, 'Oh, my gosh, this game falls on my 11th-month anniversary of my transplant.' I have to be in Austin ... and I have to wear her shirt."
Easier said than done.
"At first I thought, 'I can't wear it,' but Nicole convinced me. She said she thought Taitlyn would want me to. It was so great, walking around campus with my cousin in his UT gear, people giving him a hard time about letting me wear that shirt, but I'd tell them, 'I'm from Texas and this is my donor's shirt.' Their immediate reaction was unbelievable; they'd hug me and they'd understand."
Next will probably be a reunion with Taitlyn's family at a West Virginia game in Morgantown, there being a strong online push to make that happen.
To find out more about organ donation, or to sign up to be an organ donor, visit Donate Life America at www.donatelife.net.
Find Nefeterius Akeli McPherson's liver transplant page at https://www.facebook .com/livertransplant.
Email Bob Hertzel at email@example.com or follow him on Twitter @bhertzel.
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I don't usually focus on animals, but I just spotted a really interesting paper on woolly mammoths (see here). Based on mtDNA extracted from a wide range of mammoth remains, it argues for a major migration of North American wooly mammoths to Siberia and then into Europe. Apparently, this population movement eventually resulted in the complete replacement of Siberian and European-specific mammoth mtDNA lineages with those from North America. However, it seems that European mammoths went extinct just before the arrival or their North American cousins west of the Urals. In any case, what I'm wondering is whether any Paleo-Siberian and indeed Paleo-Amerindian hunters followed these giant mammals into Northern Europe?
Following the expansion from North America to Eurasia, clade I appears to have been sympatric with clade II in Central and East Siberia until the demise of the latter (figure 3; see also [6,10]). Based on finite radiocarbon dates from clade II specimens, it seems that this clade disappeared around 45 kyr BP (although it should be noted that one clade II specimen has yielded an infinite date of more than 33 000 14C years, roughly corresponding to more than 37.5 kyr BP). Furthermore, clade I woolly mammoths continued expanding to the west, all the way to Europe, where they replaced the endemic population carrying mtDNA clade III (figure 3). Clade III disappeared from the fossil record at ca 34 kyr BP, whereas clade I seems to have made its first appearance in Europe at ca 32 kyr BP (see electronic supplementary material, table S1).
Palkopoulou E, Dale´n L, Lister AM, Vartanyan S, Sablin M, Sher A, Edmark VN, Brandstrom MD, Germonpre´ M, Barnes I, Thomas JA. 2013, Holarctic genetic structure and range dynamics in the woolly mammoth. Proc R Soc B 280: 20131910. http://dx.doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2013.1910


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The most interesting thing about Superman has always been his unacknowledged status as the American Jesus, a figure defined by his genuinely good character and compassionate nature. Most superheroes are far more interesting when out of their spandex disguises and revealed for whom they are. Batman and Iron Man are striking by themselves by Bruce Wayne and Tony Stark are fascinating in the way they are unbalanced, troubled men in dire need of counseling. Clark Kent may be an act but he's a great one, a kind, dorky goofball who couldn't possibly be the Man of Steel. The disguise was never the glasses but the demeanor. Man of Steel is too much Super, not enough of the Man. It takes giant liberties with the character and, while Superman is my favorite comic book superhero, I'm not precious about the changes; I only wish the alterations were good. Superman (Henry Cavill) fails at keeping his identity secret, is investigated by a plucky reporter, Lois Lane (Amy Adams) and battles the evil Zod (Michael Shannon). If you've seen Superman II, where Superman was played, definitively, by Christopher Reeve and Zod was scarily portrayed by Terrence Stamp, you've already seen the better version of this story. If you've seen the previous five Superman movies, even the lesser sequels, then you may be surprised how noisy, over-plotted and uninvolving this movie is. Made to sell lots of toys and provide a "record breaking" opening weekend for its studio, Man of Steel begins terribly, becomes tolerable at best and only succeeds at bombarding its audience with lots and lots of spectacle. Russell Crowe, in possibly the silliest performance of his mostly impressive career, plays Jor-El, Supe's father, in a 20-minute prologue that's set on the planet Krypton. The sequence steals visually from The Matrix and the Star Wars prequels. The movie already seems beyond salvaging, as little baby Kal-El is sent to Earth, setting up a child-to-manhood narrative that it strangely abandons. Instead, we get too-brief, choppily inserted flashbacks. Cavill, who was awful in Immortals and The Cold Light of Day, comes across like... how to say this tactfully... a smug douche bag. Adams is strangely unappealing, chemistry-free as Lane, Shannon is limp in his first big blockbuster role, Laurence Fishburne never gets to make the juicy Perry White role his own and, even with lots of unconvincing old age make-up, Diane Lane, playing Ma Kent, will never convincingly appear unattractive and could have played Lane herself. While the special effects are tremendous, as are the super-punch-outs, there's so many of them, they finally become uninteresting. The explosions never stop. I still don't know how Superman could kick a truck into a power line without making a sound or how Zod can conquer space travel but send a message to Earth's TV station with worse pixilation than my Netflix streaming account. Also, why can Superman kill a villain with supernatural powers in such an absurdly simple way? And what's with all the plugs for IHOP, Sears and U-Haul? At two and half hours, it's never dull but doesn't make you care, either. Director Zac Snyder does away with his tendency to over-use slow motion but otherwise, this is as badly over-directed, heartless, frenetic and dumb as the other movies from "The Visionary Director of 300." Film buffs and movie critics smelled blood in the water with After Earth but the disappointment of Man of Steel comes as a real shock. Christopher Nolan is credited as co-screenwriter and producer; I wonder if The Joker held him hostage when he signed on to this. If this is the newer, grittier Superman, it has a long way to go. Nothing here replaces the earlier films or John Williams' classic theme music. Though I must say that I liked the final scene and the merciful way the end credits told me I could go home. MAN OF STEEL 1.5 Stars Rated PG-13 / 143 Min. |


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A 5K run/walk at the Pincushion Mountain Trails on Saturday, October 19 starting with kid races at 9am. This is a fundraiser for youth Supporting Cook County KIDS Plus and Cook County Ski and Run Club.
WANTED: Cross Country Ski Coach. The North Superior Ski and Run Club, Inc., which organizes and supports the Cook County High School Nordic ski team, seeks a head coach to work with high school and junior high skiers (estimating about 15-20 skiers). Responsibilities will include after school practices and attending ski meets. We are seeking an organized and enthusiastic person with cross country ski racing experience. Assistance will be provided by Club members. Please contact Cory Berg at firstname.lastname@example.com or Adam Harju at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
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Come run and walk with us on the beautiful Pincushion Mountain Trail System on the rim of Lake Superior and then join the City of Grand Marais celebrate the annual Fisherman's Picnic Festival!
The NSSRC will once again use the proceeds from this race to support our local Cook County High School skiing and running programs. Additional donations are encouraged!
Saturday, August 3rd – Preteen Run at 9:00 am, 5 mile Run/Walk at 9:45 am, 3 mile non-competitive Walk at 9:50 am
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Come to Pincushion on February 16th for the 30th Annual Sawtooth International Cross-Country ski races.
The Sawtooth Races will provide opportunities for both classical and freestyle skiers and skiers of all ages and ability levels. We will have a 10K classical technique event, followed by a 20K freestyle event. Both will be run on a 10K loop utilizing intermediate level Pincushion Mountain trails.
There will be a self-seeded mass start at 10:00 am for all 10K classical racers and another mass start at 11:00 am for the 20K freestyle racers. Separate awards will be given for the 10K classical and for the 20K freestyle events. Junior skiers are encouraged to enter the 10K event. For those up to the challenge, start times will allow skiers to enter both the classical and freestyle events. This year there will be awards given to the top male and female in the combined event.
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Lake Chapala is no longer a paradise without a past
The Lake Chapala region in Mexico is one of the most popular retirement areas for Americans and Canadians.
Join award-winning author Tony Burton as he explores the fascinating history of the Lake Chapala region's formative years from the arrival of conquistadors in the early 1500s to the start of the Mexican Revolution in 1910.
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Poets, friars, travellers, exiles and scientists overcome bandits and natural disasters to offer captivating tales of courage, greed, delight, unexpected triumphs and much, much more.
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James Bond's car is going to be on display at the Cincinnati Art Museum.
Behind the Batmobile from the 1989 "Batman" film, the cars driven by 007 have to be the coolest rides ever on film.
The Aston Martin DB5, which was used as a stunt car by Sean Connery in the films "Goldfinger" and "Thunderball," will be on display for one month at the art museum. The car, which remains an icon of design today thanks to its sleek and sculpted design, will be on display from June 19 to July 15.
The car is on loan for a limited time from local collector Harry Yeaggy. The Aston Martin was purchased by Yeaggy for more than $4 million at auction in London on 2010. In addition to being a car collector, Yeaggy is CEO of Union Savings Bank.
Yeaggy previously loaned a 1967 Ferrari 412P to the art museum as part of an ongoing rotation showcasing the best industrial design at the Cincinnati Art Museum.
I'm a little bit younger, so the first James Bond movie I saw was 1995's "GoldenEye." I know I'll probably be told I'm wrong, but Pierce Brosnan is the best Bond. He's the Bond I grew up watching.
That being said, I'm also used to Bond driving a BMW, rather than an Aston Martin. After watching some of the older Bond films, and the two most recent Bond movies, I'm glad 007 went back to the Aston Martin. It's the car a member of Her Majesty's Secret Service should be driving.
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Kevin Youkilis in Yankee pinstripes? Yup. According to Ken Rosenthal, Youkilis has signed a one-year, $12 million contract with New York.
Now, Youkilis is one of my favorite fantasy players. This is because I primarily play in leagues that count either walks or OBP and in those categories Youk can make up a lot of ground compared to other third basemen who thrive in more traditional fantasy categories..
However, Youkilis has been on a bit of a decline the past few seasons. Okay, that is a bit of an understatement.
The Greek God of Walks is fading, and fast.
At one point in his career, Youkilis look was looking like the next big masher at corner infield. Unfortunately, Youk has yet to make good on his burgeoning that we saw in 2008 (29 homers, 115 RBI) and 2009 (27 homers, 94 RBI). Why is that?
- Youkilis is injury prone, which is funny when so many people talk about how he is an old-school, tough-as-nails type. Youk has never played more than 150 games in a season, and he has failed to play more than 125 in each of the past three seasons.
- Youk is old. I mean 33 in baseball years is like being 66 years old. It's all downhill after that. Which also means, that power probably ain't coming, kids.
So what does going to the Yankees do to bring some life to this old fella?
Well perhaps enough to make him an intriguing pick up late in drafts, especially if your league requires an extra 1B/3B or CI position. If your league is 12 teams or less with only one 3B spot and a UTL spot as the ninth batter, you should have better options, unless your league is one that counts walks and or OBP. Then you can still probably make room for Youkilis. All of this comes for a few simple reasons:
- Yankee Stadium is a hitters park, but everyone knows that already. Hopefully it could help Youk get back to the right side of .280, heck .260 would be nice.
- The Yankees lineup, although reeling, still offers good protection in the form of Curtis Granderson, Robinson Cano, Derek Jeter, Mark Teixeira, and others We all know that Youk can wait for his pitch.
- The excitement of a new scenery can be just what the doctor ordered for some guys. Youk had a nice resurgence after being traded last year, and maybe moving to New York will give the same chance.
I won't project Youkilis to have a huge spike in production going to the Yankees, however it can't possibly hurt since his last year's line was a pedestrian: 72 runs, 19 homers, 60 RBI, 0 steals, .235 average.
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Australia and New Zealand Banking (ADR) (OTCMKTS:ANZBY) started its trading session with the price of $28.66 and closed at $28.33 by scoring -0.94%.
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If you're a Kathie Lee and Hoda fan, you already know that morning is the best time of day to have a glass of wine. But did you know it's also the best time to reach your goals?
According to time management expert Laura Vanderkam, the a.m. hours are best for getting your life in perfect shape. Her new book, "What the Most Successful People Do Before Breakfast," suggests that there's time enough to get buff, meditate, do work, hang out with your family, boost your mood and more… if you just get up early enough.
The book, based on research that suggests that willpower is strongest first thing in the day, argues that you're more likely to accomplish something right when you roll out of bed. The only hitch? As Vanderkam told USA Today, you have to be wiling to go to bed early, too, which "is not that easy for many people."
Well, no -- that's when all the other good TV is on.
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The new book focuses on a fictional Maine commune, but at one point re-creates one of the most dramatic episodes in the 2nd Maine Militia's short history. In 1996, the group invaded the state capitol building, bearing kazoos and signs that read, "Smash Corporate Tyranny." A more typical gathering involves a potluck dinner at the author's place, with time for members to shoot at cans in the yard and talk about what's wrong with the world. Chute swears the group isn't political. "Political means you're taking a stance on how to fix it," she says, "but I don't think it can be fixed. It's the humans. How do you fix the humans?"
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