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Belo Sun Receives Construction Licence for the Volta Grande Gold Project

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/belo-sun-receives-construction-licence-173541814.html

Silvercorp net income $30.2 million, $0.18 per share, up 284% for first three quarters of fiscal 2017

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/silvercorp-net-income-30-2-220000030.html

Ivanhoe Mines welcomes ruling today by South African judge in favour of Ivanplats that overturns an interim interdict order issued last November

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/statement-ivanhoe-mines-welcomes-ruling-223744971.html

Sibanye may raise up to $1.3 bln in equity for Stillwater deal

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/sibanye-may-raise-1-3-081312385.html

Pretium Resources Inc.: Brucejack Commissioning Accelerated; Forecast to Complete Mine Construction is US$811.1 million

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/pretium-resources-inc-brucejack-commissioning-100000913.html

Randgold Resources: Tongon on track to meet 2016 target

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/randgold-resources-tongon-track-meet-112845278.html

The Gold Report Examines How Pershing Gold Is Laser-Focused on Restarting Relief Canyon

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/gold-report-examines-pershing-gold-140000643.html

Freeport-McMoRan Updates Status of PT Freeport Indonesia Operations

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/freeport-mcmoran-updates-status-pt-141700714.html

Gonna have to grab a cup to go and hitch a ride on a doodlebug. Places to go and things to take care of today, so leaving Buygold in charge. Ipso should be along shortly to lend a hand. Nice little bump up this morning, hopefully we can add a little more before weeks end. Go Gold. Go Falcons!

Make it a good one today, Best, Farmboy

Up 227K better than expected but USD drifting lower…

We’ve managed to survive a Fed meeting this week so maybe it won’t be too bad of a beatdown.

USD bouncing a little. We’ll see.

As a common-carrier, the Santa Fe was required to provide service to outlying small towns in Texas that didn’t see a lot of traffic. These self-propelled railcars, known as ‘doodlebugs’ provided US Mail, railway express, and limited passenger service to the wide open spaces of Texas.
http://www.railpictures.net/photo/603802/

These chilly 60 F. mornings had me worried.  Still a bit of snow on the mountain when you can see it.