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Interview with Carlisle Goldfields CEO - Steven Mlot
Mining Stock Report recently released an interview with the President and CEO of Carlisle Goldfields, Steven Mlot. The entire interview can be heard here;
http://www.miningstockreport.com/14/200806-cgj-interview/
Interview with Aurizon Mines CEO - David Hall
Mining Stock Report recently released an interview with the President and CEO of Aurizon Mines, Mr. David Hall.
The entire interview hear may be heard here;
http://www.miningstockreport.com/19/interview-aurizon-mines-ltd/
Interview with Aurizon CEO - David Hall
Mining Stock Report recently released an interview with the President and CEO of Aurizon Mines, Mr. David Hall.
Ho hear to listen to the interview;
http://www.miningstockreport.com/19/interview-aurizon-mines-ltd/
Interview with the President and CEO of Bolero Resources Corp., Mr. Bruce Duncan.
http://www.miningstockreport.com/12/200806-bru-interview/
PACIFIC INTERSECTS 0.196% MOLYBDENUM OVER 44.6 METERS WITH 0.396% OVER 18.90 METERS AND 0.936% OVER 7.78 METERS
Vancouver, October 29th, 2007, Pacific Cascade Minerals Inc. announces the results from drill holes numbers CM07 – 04 and CM07-05 completed on the Crack Moly Project located northeast of Harrison Lake, BC. These holes are the next in a series of nine holes completed during the Company’s 2007 drill program.
Significant results were obtained from hole CM07-05 which returned a weighted average of 0.053% Mo over 195.05 metres and includes high-grade intercepts of 0.196% Mo over 44.60 metres and 0.396% Mo over 18.9 metres as well as 0.936% Mo over 7.78 meters and a 1.84 meter intersection of 3.644% Mo. A summary of the significant results is presented in the accompanying table.
Hole No. From (m) To (m) Length (m) Mo (%)
CM07-05 84.57 279.62 195.05 0.053%
Including 140.80 185.40 44.60 0.196%
Including 166.50 185.40 18.90 0.396%
Including 177.62 185.40 7.78 0.936%
Including 177.62 179.46 1.84 3.644%
Notes:
-core size is BQTK (equivalent to B-thinwall).
-sample intervals are generally 1.0-2.0 metres in length.
-values reported are from ICP and assay data by Eco Tech Labs in Kamloops, BC and are core length intercepts, not true width. Values reported are Mo, not MoS2 and all samples reporting >500ppm from ICP analysis are assayed.
Hole CM07-04 was collared at an azimuth of 180 degrees and a dip of -70 degrees to test a near surface chargeability anomaly; the hole was the easternmost hole drilled in the 2007 program. The hole failed to intersect the target with only minor disseminated pyrite, pyrrhotite, and molybdenite encountered, no significant assays were received.
Hole CM07-05 was collared at an azimuth of 180 degrees and a dip of -55 degrees to test both a near surface chargeability conductor to a depth of approximately 50 metres and a deeper conductor from 250 to 350 metres depth. The hole intersected molybdenite mineralization throughout much of its length assaying 0.053% Mo over 195.05 metres from 84.57-279.62 metres. Included in this broad intercept are high grade intervals that include 0.196% Mo over 44.60 metres, 0.396% Mo over 18.90 metres and 0.936% Mo over 7.78 metres Additional conductive zones are indicated approximately 200-400 metres below the bottom of hole CM07-05, the company intends on testing these targets in the next drill program.
Holes CM07-01 to -05 were drilled on the eastern margins of a deep-seated conductive zone defined by the company's 2005 Induced Polarization (IP) survey, which indicates chargeable zones extending to depths of approximately 500-600 metres below surface. The deep conductors are believed to be the source of the mineralization. This drill program has tested breccia pipe systems emanating from this source. All holes successfully intersected molybdenite mineralization occurring as disseminations, fracture filling, quartz-molybdenite veins and coarse-grained rosettes.
The molybdenite mineralization is found in all lithologies intersected to date and includes granodiorite, quartz-feldspar porphyry, and both monolithic and heterolithic breccias.
The nine completed drill holes cover a strike length of approximately 700 metres. Preliminary indications are that the mineralization is increasing to both the north and west, approaching the deep conductive zones that will be the focus of the next phase of diamond drilling.
Mr. Wesley Raven P.Geo., is the qualified person for this project and has reviewed and verified the contents of this news release.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
“Harold Forzley”
Harold Forzley
President / CEO
Pacific Cascade Minerals Inc.
The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or the accuracy of this news release. We seek Safe Harbor.
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PACIFIC CASCADE INTERSECTS 0.136% MOLYBDENUM OVER 26.87 METERS WITH 0.306% OVER 9.47 METERS
Pacific Cascade Minerals Inc. has released the results from the first three drill holes completed on the Crack moly project located northeast of Harrison Lake, B.C. These holes are the first three of nine holes completed during the phase I and partially completed phase II drill programs.
The holes were drilled to test the eastern margins of a deep-seated conductive zone defined by the company's 2005 induced polarization (IP) survey, which indicates chargeable zones extending to depths of approximately 500 to 600 metres below surface. All holes successfully intersected molybdenite mineralization occurring as disseminations, fracture filling, quartz-molybdenite veins and coarse-grained rosettes.
Significant results were obtained from hole CM07-03 which returned a weighted average of 0.044 per cent Mo over 233.25 metres and includes high-grade intercepts of 0.136 per cent Mo over 26.87 metres and 0.306 per cent Mo over 9.47 metres. The remaining six holes of this summer's drill program are currently in the lab-pending assay. These nine completed drill holes cover a strike length of approximately 700 metres. Preliminary indications suggest that the mineralization is increasing to both the north and west, approaching the deep conductive zones that will be the focus of the next phase of diamond drilling.
A summary of the significant results is presented in the accompanying table.
Hole From (m) To (m) Length (m) Mo (%) W (%)
CM07-01 121.95 124.55 2.60 0.109
187.41 343.51 156.1 0.035
including 221.59 223.59 2.00 0.386
including 290.90 305.08 14.18 0.141
including 301.81 304.80 2.99 0.437
including 336.90 337.41 0.51 1.426
CM07-02 29.78 30.84 1.06 0.114
129.15 130.15 1.00 0.219
CM07-03 1.25 234.50 233.25 0.044
36.20 41.17 4.97 0.183
including 37.20 40.15 2.95 0.300
64.77 90.53 25.76 0.080
132.73 159.60 26.87 0.136
including 140.22 149.69 9.47 0.306
including 142.65 143.16 0.51 3.320
202.13 204.10 1.97 0.117
Notes:
Core size is BQTK (equivalent to B-thinwall).
Sample intervals are generally 1.0 to 2.0 metres in length.
Values reported are from ICP and assay data by Eco Tech Labs
in Kamloops, B.C., and are core length intercepts, not true
width. Values reported are Mo, not MoS2 and all samples
reporting (greater than) 500 ppm from ICP analysis are assayed.
The molybdenite mineralization is found in all lithologies intersected to date and includes granodiorite, quartz-feldspar porphyry, and both monolithic and heterolithic breccias.
Hole CM07-01 was collared as a vertical hole to test both near surface and deeper IP chargeability anomalies and was drilled to a final depth of 343.51 metres. The hole intersected weaker zones of molybdenite in the upper portion of the hole with broad zones of elevated molybdenite in the lower half of the hole. Best results are from the interval 187.41 to 343.5 metres, which assayed 0.035 per cent Mo over 156.09 metres, including 14.18 metres grading 0.141 per cent Mo from 290.90 to 305.08 metres. Local sample intervals reported anomalous tungsten including 0.368 per cent W over 2.00 metres.
Hole CM07-02 was collared from the same set-up at an azimuth of 220 degrees and a dip of minus-65 degrees; the hole was drilled to a final depth of 255.12 metres. The hole targeted the centre of a zone of high resistivity; the southern edge of this same resistivity target was tested by hole CM07-01. The hole failed to return any broad zones of molybdenite mineralization, but did intersect narrower zones of higher-grade molybdenite with assays of 0.114 per cent and 0.219 per cent Mo over 1.00 and 1.06 metres respectively.
Hole CM07-03 was collared approximately 350 metres east-northeast of holes CM07-01 and 02 at an azimuth of 180 degrees and a dip of minus-65 degrees and drilled to a the final length of 323.70 metres. Multiple zones of both high- and low-grade molybdenum mineralization were intersected throughout the hole. The interval from 1.25 to 234.5 metres assayed 0.044 per cent Mo over 233.25 metres and includes 0.136 per cent Mo over 26.87 metres and 0.306 per cent Mo over 9.47 metres. One high-grade sample assayed 3.320 per cent Mo over 0.51 metre. Additional conductive zones are indicated approximately 200 metres below the bottom of the hole, the company intends on testing this target at a later date with a larger drill.
The casing was left in holes CM07-01 and CM07-03 so that these holes can be extended to test deeper-seated conductive zones that exceeded the depth capability of the drill rig used in the recently completed program.
Wesley Raven, PGeo, is the qualified person for this project and has reviewed and verified the contents of this news release.
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Edgewater Foods to Plant 100 Million Scallop Seed to Ocean and Announces Initiation of 2007 Season -- Start of Both Sales and Harvesting
Wednesday March 21, 8:30 am ET
GAITHERSBURG, MD--(MARKET WIRE)--Mar 21, 2007 -- Edgewater Foods International, Inc. (OTC BB:EDWT.OB - News) announced today the successful initiation of the Company's 2007 season. The Company has successfully spawned 480 million eggs and produced approximately 110 million scallop setting larvae and has moved them to outdoor nurseries. These scallops were pre-selected for meat size (larger than 40 cubic cm3) using MRI techniques (magnetic resonance imaging) which identified superior individuals of both male and females. To our knowledge this is a world first for the use of MRI methods as a selection tool for breeding high meat yielding scallops.
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The Company expects to spawn an additional 100-200 million larvae by the end of March 2007, and up to 1 billion larvae for the full year. Edgewater expects to plant a total of 100 million scallop seed to the ocean in 2007 with the process beginning some time in late April. It is anticipated that of these 100 million scallop seed, between 30-50 million seed could be produced at various sizes that may be sold to various seafood markets as well as to 3rd party scallop growers.
The Company is also pleased to announce that it has begun harvesting the 2005 year-class scallops for sale. The Company plans to harvest and sell up to three to four million scallops (depending on survival) through the fall and winter of 2007. Scallop prices have also improved significantly in 2006 (effective December 1, 2006): from $3.95/lb to $4.20/lb.
Glenn Sollitt, Sales and Marketing Manager, stated, "With the new processing plant open and operational, we have greater production capabilities. In addition, our 2005 class scallops have a bigger inventory than 2004, so we can now begin to significantly grow sales and take on new customers. To facilitate this growth, we have begun marketing live scallops into the US and have focused on the Western seaboard starting with California. Shipments have started with two wholesale customers and the early response has been very positive."
In addition, Robert Saunders, Chairman and CEO, stated, "We believe our market leadership position and our opportunity to continue to grow our farms reaffirms our guidance provided November 29, 2006."
Edgewater is refining its previously confirmed harvest guidance through 2008 as follows:
-- We expect to begin harvesting the 2006 year-class scallops during the
spring of 2008, however, we could begin harvesting portions of the class
sooner if mortality rates (at various points of the growth cycle) are
significantly lower than our current projection or if growth rates are
substantially higher. We anticipate that at least 5 to 10 million scallops
could reach full maturity and thus be harvested.
-- We anticipate that in 2007, we will plant 100 million scallop seed and
rapidly increase farm production with a projected minimum 2007 scallop
class of at least 30-50 million, which we expect to begin to harvest in
early 2009.
-- To produce an adult scallops in 24 months yielding 40 grams of meat
(10 count lb) by 2010 using both MRI and molecular selection techniques.
-- Lastly, we expect to produce more than 200 million scallop seeds in
2008, with a projected 2008 scallop class of at least 100 million scallops
at various sizes.
Edgewater Foods has developed a series of proprietary hatchery techniques for a number of marine species, most notably hybridizing the Pacific scallop. In addition, Edgewater was the first company to produce commercial quantities of sablefish juveniles. Both of these breakthroughs required many years of research and considerable investment. In the case of sablefish, which is a cold-water fish that spawns at depths of 800-2400 ft, a variety of techniques were required to successfully mature, spawn, incubate and rear the larvae.
The scallop species farmed by Island Scallops has a proven record of being disease resistant, with a 95% survival rate during the grow-out phase. The Company has the necessary farming infrastructure to significantly increase its scallop production to up to 25 million scallops annually by the fall of 2007.
Edgewater Foods is the predominant producer of live "in the shell" scallop products in North America. There are no known direct competitors in the scallop farming business in British Columbia and ISL is the only hatchery producing the Pacific scallop. The Company sells scallop seed to a number of small independent scallop growers who sell their products into the same marketplace; however, production from these growers totals less than 500,000 scallops per year. Five British Columbia joint venture farmers are currently farming scallops and receive scallop seed, technology, and support in an arrangement with ISL.
ISL currently distributes the scallops through specialty wholesalers with particular expertise in selling to restaurants, and has developed a market for whole live scallops that exceeds 5,000 lbs. per week into Vancouver. As distribution is expanded, the Company will continue to focus on specialty wholesalers with strong ties to major restaurants.
ISL, a Vancouver Island aquaculture company, was established in 1989 and for over 15 years has successfully operated a scallop farming and marine hatchery business. ISL's scallop farms are situated along both the east and west coasts of Vancouver Island. These facilities represent the largest private marine research hatchery and the first fully integrated shellfish producer in Canada.
ISL is dedicated to the farming, processing and marketing of high quality, high value marine species: scallops and sablefish (or blackcod). Farmed scallops are relatively new to North America and ISL is the only producer of both live-farmed Pacific scallops and live sablefish. ISL has developed proprietary hatchery technology for the hybridization of Pacific scallops and production of juvenile blackcod. These new husbandry techniques significantly increase growth yields, while strengthening the selected strain's ability to resist disease. In the case of blackcod, there were a number of technical difficulties associated with spawning that ISL has solved with its technological innovations. As such, there are no existing competitors that produce and/or harvest both scallops and blackcod. Edgewater seeks to become a leader in the highly profitable niche seafood industry.
Through ISL, Edgewater is an aquaculture and marine hatchery that provides consumers with healthy, environmentally friendly alternatives to the current market. The unique hatchery technologies held by Edgewater give it the advantage of being a "Green" environmentally friendly business. For additional information on Edgewater Foods International Inc., please visit http://www.edgewaterfoods.com or call (800) 793-0087.
Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: The statements contained in this news release include certain predictions and projections that may be considered forward-looking statements under securities law. These statements involve a number of important risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially including, but not limited to, the performance of joint venture partners, as well as other economic, competitive and technological factors involving the Company's operations, markets, services, products and prices. With respect to Edgewater, except for the historical information contained herein, the matters discussed in this news release are forward-looking statements involving risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in such forward-looking statements. Potential risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, Edgewater's extremely limited operating history, uncertainties related to the Company's access to additional capital, competition and dependence on key management.
Contact:
Contact:
Tom Bostic
(800) 793 0087
Aurelius Consulting Group, Inc.
(800) 644-6297
Canada:
Christopher Haugen
(604) 561-0697
MiningStockReport.com Initiates Coverage of Inspiration Mining Corporation 'TSX VENTURE:ISM' With a 12 Month Target Price of $5.30
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- November 30, 2006 -- MiningStockReport.com announced today that the portal has initiated featured profile coverage of Inspiration Mining Corporation (TSX VENTURE: ISM), and has made available a new research report on the company. The report, prepared by Michael Cooper, C.F.A., sets the 12 month target price at $5.30 with a speculative buy rating.
The complete research report for Inspiration Mining Corporation (TSX VENTURE: ISM) is available free at http://www.miningstockreport.com
Mr. Cooper is a financial analyst with over 15 years experience in private placements and IPO financings. Michael is a member of the Toronto C.F.A. Institute.
MiningStockReport.com is an investor information portal, with a focus on junior mining companies. The portal provides editorial articles, informational resources, links, audio/video interviews, RSS feeds, commentary and an exclusive newsletter aimed at assisting investors in their research efforts. MiningStockReport.com is owned and operated by Overcard Networks LLC. (http://www.overcard.net)
Inspiration Mining Corporation is a publicly traded junior mining company on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "ISM". The company is exploring for nickel deposits on its Langmuir property near Timmins, Ontario, polymetallic, massive sulphide deposits on its Jasper property on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, as well as gold-copper on the Barton Syndicate Dry Fork property in Utah.
Contacts:
Overcard Networks LLC
Christopher Haugen
(604) 608-3363
Website: www.miningstockreport.com
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Nickel Trends
The price of nickel has nearly tripled over the past year due to high demand and declining stocks.
The past year has seen the price of nickel nearly triple, rising from approx US$5.50/lb in December 2005, to over USD$15.00/lb in August 2006. Currently, we are seeing nickel prices of $13.70/lb (November 18, 2006), as the price seems to have come off of the late summer highs. But pressure on declining nickel stocks remain, and the demand for nickel-steel (stainless steel) is rapidly increasing.
There is a growing need for increased nickel production as LME nickel stocks have continued to decline the past year. So long as demand for nickel remains high, the only options to relieve pressure from low nickel stocks is to either increase the supply, or to watch nickel prices rise to even greater highs.
Nickel is primarily mined from two different types of ore deposits: (a) lateralites where the primary ore minerals are nickeliferous limonite and garnierite, and (b) magmatic sulfide deposits where there primary ore mineral is pentlandite.
The world’s major nickel producing countries are Russia (Siberia), Australia (New Caledonia) and Canada (Sudbury Basin), with other significant supplies coming from Indonesia, Columbia and most recently Turkey (a strategic European supplier).
Nickel is used in a number of applications, but by far the most significant is in the production of stainless steel. Nickel steel is in high demand and constitutes over 60% of the global nickel market, which is a major economic factor in why the price of nickel has been rising so rapidly. Other applications for nickel include the production of nickel copper alloys, nickel silver alloys, and nickel plating.
This is one of the primary reasons why junior mining exploration companies with properties that have significant proven nickel reserves in the ground are becoming more and more attractive to investors. With major nickel mining producers such as Falconbridge, Noranda and Rio Tinto enjoying the benefits of the rise in both nickel and other base metals, the search for a well run quality junior exploration company focused on nickel is as hot a commodity as nickel itself.
Quick Facts
Nickel Producing Countries
1. Russia
2. Australia
3. Canada
4. Indonesia
Top Nickel Producing Companies
1. Falconbridge
2. Noranda
3. Rio Tinto
Applications of Nickel
1. Stainless Steel- 60%
2. Nickel Copper Alloys
3. Nickel Silver Alloys
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