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Crosshair Exploration and Mining Corp. (TSX-V: CXX) (the "Company") is pleased to announce that the Phase 2 diamond drilling has intersected the thickest intercept to date at the Upper C-Zone on the Moran Lake property in central Labrador. Drill hole ML-20 returned 30.30 meters (true thickness) averaging 0.134% U3O8 including 8.40 meters grading 0.274% U3O8. ML-20 is located in the north-eastern portion of the C Zone and is a 25 meter northeast step out from previously reported ML-1 (4.34 meters grading 0.197% U3O8). An additional 11 holes were completed in the Upper C Zone. The holes were surveyed with a downhole radiometric probe that measures the amount of gamma radiation in the immediately adjacent rock, an indirect measure of the presence of uranium. The probe results have indicated that all drill holes intersected radioactive mineralization.

The Theater: The End of the World Comes to John Hinkle Park

This is the End of the World, but look at the bright side?" And Snorri (after the skald, Snorri Sturlesson?), head of the troupe (played by Ryan O'Donnell), reassures Helga (Erin Carter), his pregnant wife: “We're not in it." “Are you sure?" she counters.

The ensemble of ten pulls out the stops to tell the story of the pagan gods awaiting their long-heralded doom, running through the changes of a variety of modes: “Presentational Theater," Physical Theater, storytelling, a kind of pageantry, song, dance, and very impressive puppets for Loki's monstrous brood which make brief but effective appearances. This isn't Wagner's Gotterdamerung, but something more intimate, to be told in a wintery hall at a feast, or in a summer glen, to kill time. The gods prove to be the ultimate party animals, killing time (and a few Strange Ones along the way) engagingly, as they slip ever nearer the awaited brink.

Tuesday Newspaper Review - Irish Business News and International ...

The IMF, the most respected financial institution in the world, was positive about Ireland's short term prospects and predicted the economy would grow by 6.2pc this year.

But it warned the Government that a vote-grabbing giveaway budget could seriously hinder future growth.

Its frank and independent assessment was published on a day when oil prices again rose on international markets, graphically underlining how an external shock could impact here.

Its report says Finance Minister Brian Cowen should tighten, not loosen, the public purse strings in the Budget.

It cites the strength of domestic demand, the 'potential risks of a hard landing' and the need to prepare for population ageing as key reasons for doing so.

And it warned: "Given the risk of a sharp fall in tax revenue due to either domestic or external shocks, a large fiscal cushion is needed."

Fine Gael finance spokesman Richard Bruton said the report confirmed what the Opposition, and more recently the ESRI, had been saying about the state of the Irish marketplace.

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