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Kevin Puil: Exotic Congo Holds Hidden Values
Kevin Puil: Exotic Congo Holds Hidden Values
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report (10/28/11)
Investments in the Democratic Republic of the Congo often get dinged with an exotic locale discount, but the jurisdiction is much less risky than even a few years ago. Kevin Puil, a portfolio manager with Malcolm H. Gissen & Associates and senior analyst with the Encompass Fund, recently traveled to the Congo and he liked what he saw. In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, Puil shares the opportunities he uncovered in this emerging mining jurisdiction.
The Gold Report: You just returned from a trip to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), a country with a troubled past and, some might argue, a troubled future. Few areas are more geologically gifted than the DRC with its vast copper and gold belts. Is it worth the risk?
Kevin Puil: The DRC is one of the last major undeveloped gold belts in Africa. Although it has had a troubled past, the Congo implemented new mining codes with the support of the World Bank in 2003 that have mitigated risk quite substantially. In 2006, the country held its first democratic elections in over four decades. The new parliament and government seem to be running the country very well.
TGR: Are the companies that are operating in the DRC doing anything else to mitigate the risk?
KP: Aside from the general security of any gold operation-being fenced and having security guards, etc.-they are working with the government more closely than they would in a more developed nation. They are also providing a lot of employment, community services and infrastructure, which the country needs, not to mention providing revenue to the government. I think that has helped mitigate political risk.
TGR: Banro Corp. (BAA:NYSE; BAA:TSX) just poured the first gold from its Twangiza oxide-gold project in the DRC, which you recently visited. Banro's mineral claims were once seized by the government, but Banro went to court to get them back. It took years, but eventually Banro won. How likely is that to happen again?
KP: Far be it for me to comment on what foreign governments are thinking, but Banro has worked closely with the government at every step in order to get Twangiza into production. I think that the conflict in the Congo looks to be over, but there could still be isolated incidents in certain areas of the country. From what I saw, its citizens want to move on.
I don't think companies will lose their licenses to operate. I think that the government understands that it needs to work with the mining companies because they contribute an ever-increasing part of the gross domestic product of the Congo. I think there could be a revision of some of the terms like there has been elsewhere in the world, such as in Peru and Mongolia. But I don't think the government is going to seize the assets.
TGR: How does the jurisdiction risk in the DRC compare with that of other gold mining areas in Africa, namely Mali, Ghana, Eritrea and Burkina Faso?
KP: There is certainly a country discount for some of these exotic locales. The DRC is currently where Mali and Ghana were maybe 10 or 15 years ago. The DRC is just starting to get some mining investment and learning how to deal with it. Luckily, some of these other countries have paved the road for the Congo. That should ease the transition of major mining operations in the DRC.
TGR: Did you feel safe when you were there?
KP: Absolutely, although I did have my reservations prior to going. You read a lot on the Internet and it can put the scare in you. But when I was there I felt as safe as I do in Burkina Faso or any South American country. There are always going to be areas of town you want to avoid, but we've got those problems here in California, too. The people we met in the Congo were all very friendly.
TGR: Banro is scheduled to produce 120,000 ounces of gold a year for about seven years at Twangiza. That's actually not a very long mine life. Do you expect Banro to add to its resource at Twangiza?
KP: Once you start a mine, more gold is often found, which extends the life of the mine. I would expect to see more than seven years on the Twangiza mine.
TGR: What else does Banro have in the pipeline that could be further developed with the cash that is going to be generated from Twangiza?
KP: Banro is scheduled to bring on about three mines in the next four years. It has three other projects: Namoya, Lugushwa and Kamituga. These are also potential multi-million ounce deposits with relatively low capital expenditure requirements. Seeing how quickly and how professionally the company put the Twangiza mine into operation, I have no doubt that it will be able to put the other projects into operation as well.
TGR: Another project you visited in the DRC was the Ngayu gold project of Loncor Resources Inc. (LON:NYSE.A; LN:TSX.V). Ngayu started to get more notice after Newmont Mining Corp. (NEM:NYSE) bought a 17.8% stake in the company in July. In a report published in May, Toronto-based GMP Securities had a buy rating on Loncor with a 12-month target price of $6.50. Why is this project, which is in the very early stages of exploration, garnering so much attention?
KP: The Ngayu project is very interesting. It's a banded iron formation within the greenstone belt, which is very high grade. Unlike Banro's projects, which are open-pit and large-scale operations, the Ngayu Makapela target appears to be narrow quartz veins, but extremely high grade. It would most likely be a small pit and an underground mine. The company also has a technical service agreement with Newmont, who thought well enough of the project to invest about $12 million.
TGR: Is there a chance that Loncor could do an open pit at the beginning and then go underground later?
KP: Absolutely. It is definitely possible for a starter pit to then go underground from there.
TGR: Peter Cowley, who was previously with Banro, heads Loncor. He took a number of the Banro people with him on the exploration side. What do you think of that management team?
KP: Cowley has a very experienced, capable team. Some of the company's technical people are second to none. I think both Banro and Loncor have very well-regarded management teams.
TGR: What about North Kivu in the Congo? Did you get a chance to visit that project, too?
KP: Yes, I did. It looks like sheeted quartz veins and stock work. It is early stage, but the company is expecting some channel samples by the end of this year. Some of the bulk chip samples were yielding very high-grade gold as well as some niobium and rare earths.
TGR: Is Ngayu the deposit that could make the company?
KP: I would say so. There are two reefs there that could easily be mined. In fact, there are artisanal miners on the reefs right now picking off some of the alluvials at the surface.
TGR: Sometimes that can be a problem for mining companies. With gold at $1,600/ounce, that can mean more than a year's wages for a lot of people in the DRC. Is that an issue?
KP: I don't see it as an issue. Both Loncor and Banro have incredible relations with the artisanal miners and the surrounding communities, and they employ a lot of the miners' families on their sites. I walked around and talked to some of the miners and looked at some of the pits that they are mining. They were all very friendly. Honestly, I don't see it as being a problem. It wasn't a problem at Twangiza and I don't really see it as a problem at Loncor's site either. In fact, I can't recall visiting a mine where the company has such a good relationship with the community as I saw with Banro. It has set up a foundation that not only builds schools and hospitals for the locals, but also teaches them English, and provides training in such areas as agriculture, carpentry and motor mechanics. It's really quite impressive.
TGR: With the high gold price, are there other African countries that are stepping up gold exploration?
KP: Mali's always been an attractive place to mine, but the new up-and-comer is definitely Burkina Faso.
TGR: Did you also go there on your recent visit?
KP: Yes, I did. I was very impressed with the infrastructure there and the level of development that has gone on the last couple of years.
TGR: What projects did you visit in Burkina Faso?
KP: The one that most interested me was Volta Resources Inc. (VTR:TSX). Its Kiaka project is just southeast of the capital of Ouagadougou. It looks like it has about 5 million ounces (Moz) right now and I think there's potential for quite a bit more.
TGR: Is the land package that Volta is exploring contiguous with an existing operation?
KP: No, but it lies on the same greenstone belt and fault as the IAMGOLD Corp. (IMG:TSX; IAG:NYSE) Essakane Mine and Orezone Gold Corporation's (ORE:TSX) Bomboré deposit. There is not much around it, and it looks like this will be an open pit. It is fairly shallow, it has got a long strike, it is open at depth and there is good infrastructure. There's a paved road two-thirds of the way there, and an abundant amount of water available year round, which is key in Africa.
TGR: Has Volta done a prefeasibility study?
KP: Its prefeasibility on Kiaka should be done by the end of this year.
TGR: Do you think that could be a catalyst for the share price?
KP: Absolutely. From what I've seen, the environmental work is going well. With the open pit scenario and fairly good grades, I think it's going to be a fairly robust feasibility study.
TGR: Could any of the projects in this area be consolidated by a larger company?
KP: I never invest in a company with a takeover as my end game. I always want to invest in companies that have the wherewithal and the expertise to put a mine into production, like the Volta team. I'm very confident they could put a mine into production.
But you can't discount large companies taking over companies with deposits in the neighborhood of 5 Moz. For example, IAMGOLD is operating in Burkina Faso with an excess of cash right now. It would make sense that it would want to secure some more ounces in the ground in a country where it is comfortable doing business.
TGR: Is it just a matter of companies like Orezone and Volta continuing to derisk these projects so that IAMGOLD, or a similar company, feels more comfortable with a takeover?
KP: Absolutely. Any of the majors that are in West Africa, including AngloGold Ashanti Ltd. (AU:NYSE; ANG:JSE; AGG:ASX; AGD:LSE), Newmont and Kinross Gold Corp. (K:TSX; KGC:NYSE), would like to see that the juniors prove up enough ounces and do enough work in terms of scoping and feasibility to substantially derisk the project for them. You can bet that all these majors are aware of any company that can prove up 5 Moz or more is looking at the data from every drill hole.
TGR: What advice might you offer an investor looking to get some exposure to African gold plays?
KP: Not all ounces are equal. Investors should seek out projects with good management, which could be standalone mines with robust economics and a low cost of production. They shouldn't invest in a company whose only exit strategy is to be acquired by a major.
In terms of political risk, a lot of these countries are definitely less risky than they used to be 10 years ago, but even Burkina Faso and DRC are not without risk.
TGR: Do you believe jurisdictions in Africa will ever be as risk free as projects in Australia or Canada, for example?
KP: Every jurisdiction has risks, but they are just a different set of risks. In Canada and Australia, the risks might be more in terms of permitting or native land claims, whereas in South America or Africa the risks might be more of a political nature.
TGR: Well said, Kevin. Thanks for your insights today.
A Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) with more than 15 years experience in the investment management business, Kevin Puil currently serves as portfolio manager at Malcolm H. Gissen & Associates Inc. in San Francisco and as senior analyst for its Encompass Fund. The Encompass Fund, which focuses on global resource companies exploring for and producing gold and silver, copper, uranium and rare earth elements, racked up a healthy 60% return in 2010, following a spectacular 139% in 2009. Before relocating to California, Kevin worked in Canada, where he also studied economics at the University of Victoria and the University of British Columbia.
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Over the past couple of years I've been leading online discussions of some important and interesting books. This has been a fun and illuminating process.
These discussions constitute a kind of online book club. That's because we use social media to share reflections and information about the books. The readings usually follow a schedule, but people can read and respond whenever they like.
For each reading I've blogged my own path through the book, preceded by organizational posts. Other readers have joined in by writing comments on these posts and/or blogging themselves. Each post is tagged, so you can quickly find all posts on a specific title. People have also added comments on other social media platforms, such as Twitter, Facebook, Google+, and LinkedIn, not to mention Goodreads.
Why these books? Sometimes they are titles I was interested in and thought significant. At other times the book came up through social media discussion. Our near future science fiction series is the most democratic, with people suggesting and voting on titles from a master list.
Our current reading: Tressie McMillan Cottom, Lower Ed: The Troubling Rise of For-Profit Colleges in the New Economy. (publisher; Amazon). Here's the reading schedule.
Previous readings include (links are to relevant blog posts):
Sara Goldrick-Rab, Paying the Price (published and read 2017)
Miles Horton and Paulo Freire, We Make the Road by Walking (read 2016)
Madeline Ashby, Company Town (published and read 2016)
Malka Older, Infomocracy (published and read 2016).
Ernst Cline, Ready Player One (published 2011, read 2016)
Paulo Bacigalupi, The Water Knife (published 2015, read 2016)
Richard DeMillo, Revolution in Higher Education (published 2015, discussed 2015-16)
Robert Putnam, Our Kids (published 2015, discussed 2015)
Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee, The Second Machine Age (published 2014, discussed 2014)
Rebecca Solnit, River of Shadows (2003; discussed 2014)
Thomas Piketty, Capital in the 21st Century (2013; discussed 2014)
I've enjoyed seeing other people's opinions, watching them read from their perspectives and through their interests, just like a book club meeting in someone's living room. Unlike that living room, we've seen people around the world chime in, and do so staggered over time.


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Having recently taken on a handful of clients in the beauty and fashion sectors, I have managed to rediscover my girly side and am revelling in it! With that in mind, as I was strolling through the fabulous Get Lippie blog, I came across a post regarding a competition with fabulous prizes including limited edition Chanel nailvarnishes and such. All one needs to do, apparently is write a blog post about what makes them happy and link to the Get Lippie site (that's 2 links now so that's double points in my book).
I could of course say that being able to wear limited edition Chanel nail varnish will impress the sheep, farmers and general wildlife in and around my village, and will no doubt match my jeans/teeshirt ensemble no end. However, I think that's rather lame (bit like most of the sheep it seems), so I'm going to give you a quote which I heard recently, which very much clicked with me, made me nod wisely and put a smile on my face. I use it on average, about four times each day now. I've got no idea who said it and if I'm really honest, couldn't give a toss but it is of course completely accurate. I'm probably not spot on with it, but will give you the gist:
"Life isn't all about searching for the sun, it's about learning to dance in the rain".
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Zoomer Chimp Review
You do not require a fortune teller to foresee that one of the most popular Christmas toys for 2016 will be Zoomer's robotic chimpanzee. Zoomer came out with a dinosaur robot last year which earned the Toy of the Year honors, and we would not be at all surprised if they repeat with this chimp.
Zoomer has also had popular kittens and dogs as well as the Dino, but when you see all the features and functions of this new chimp. you will see how they have truly over-delivered.
It was released into the market so recently that there were not even any reviews posted online that we were able to find until just recently, which we have added beloe, but when you watch the video and the manufacturer's details, you can see just how much effort has gone into this high-tech chimp robot.
If you appreciate horrible puns, then you will think the packaging is funny, as on the box it says that the Zoomer robot Chimp will be your "Prime Mate." Well, we warned you that it was a horrible pun. This clever little robotic creature can perform more than 100 different tricks, and it can respond to ten different voice commands. It dances, it farts, and its eyes not only light up but they also change color depending on what its mood happens to be at the time.
Pricing Information
The Zoomer Chimp robot toy has a list price of $119.99, but we saw it recently listed on Amazon.com for $99.99 with free shipping available to qualified customers.
Age Range
Ages five and over is what Zoomer recommends as an appropriate market for this Chimp, but we know senior citizens who wouldn't mind owning one. But seriously, it is a bit of a precision machine, and youngsters under five could probably damage the workings. Certainly any girl or boy who was a fan of the Dino robot would want one, and most likely that would be the five to 12 range.
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Thumbs Up Points
With his articulated body and animated face, this robot toy from Zoomer really does seem to have a genuine personality. The main thing we liked about this robot toy was that it has a real personality. He acts crazy, laughs, farts, dances around in general acts like a youthful chimpanzee would probably behave.
His movements are quite lifelike. For example, he can move to a standing from a sitting position most realistically.
Thumbs Down Points
This is not an educational toy, and boys and girls who play with it are not going to learn about real chimp behavior in the wild, although I suppose it might stimulate their interest in wanting to know more about primate studies.
What Customers Are Saying
My kids really enjoyed the Zoomer-Chimp. This is their first robotic pet and they were so excited they totally exploded through the box to get to it. First off you notice the face is made of a life like rubbery material and the mouth articulates so you can see its pearly whites when it talks–so cool.
My only complaint was the packaging as I always open stuff from the top and this item needed to be opened from the bottom. But nothing to rate to item lower with. This will surely be on a lot of kid's Xmas list this year.
All in all, we have found it to be an interesting and technologically advanced toy that is based on interactive play patterns. So far we've explored all of the different modes and find that voice command mode tends to be the most fun.
Value in a Nutshell
Zoomer robot Chimp, priced at around the $100 range, is not a bad value when you take into account all of the different features it has and the things it can do. Children could even grow attached to his personality. An excellent feature is that the more kids interact with it, the more new responses it will demonstrate. So we believe it will get played with a lot, unlike some dud gifts that end up forgotten in the back of a dusty closet shelf.
And in Conclusion
It would have been easy for Zoomer to rest on their laurels and skate along on the coattails of their successful Dino toy, but instead they have raised the bar and then sailed high over it with this robot chimp. This little fuzzy-faced fellow has earned a spot on the top of our list of favorite Christmas toy ideas for 2016.


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In a chat with ET Now, Keshab Panda, MD & CEO, L&T Tech says, we continue to be leader in the product design and sustenance engineering.
World's oldest male panda dies: Officials
The world's oldest male panda, with more than 130 descendants, has died aged 31, officials said. Pa...
Rare family photo of pandas captured on camera in China
In a first, a wild panda mother and her cub were photographed together by an infrared camera in northwest China's Gansu Province. "In the photo the panda mother and the cub were looking at each o...
Permitting taxmen to conduct raids without due process will be disastrous: Jay Panda
Without having to show they had good reasons for raids, there is nothing to prevent IT officials from conducting them arbitrarily.
Giant panda gives birth in China
The mother, Dajiao, gave birth to the male cub, weighing about 179 grams. She was born in August 2006 and has given birth once before. It is said to be the peak season for birth of pandas which is an endangered species. There are more than 1,300 wild pandas in Sichuan, 15% more than 10 years ago.
Expect Q4 to be an exceptional quarter: Subhrakant Panda, IMFA
There is more demand for ferrochrome than we can supply at the moment and that has caused a spike in prices. Benchmark prices are up too, says IMFA MD.
I will return salary proportional to time wasted in Parliament: BJD's Jay Panda
BJP MP said the country is losing lots of money because of disruptions in Parliament. So, this is my symbolic gesture.
BJD MP Jay Panda to return part of pay for House logjam
Lok Sabha member Baijayant 'Jay' Panda made quite an impression this week when, amid widespread condemnation of the winter session's near washout, he offered to return a part of salary 'proportional to the time wasted and lost'.
After tweet for tat, BJD MP Baijayant Panda advises introspection to his boss and party
In an article published in a leading Oriya daily, BJD's most popular MP on social media, and possibly in New Delhi, has called for the party to introspect and do so before it is too late.
Giant panda is no longer endangered, experts say
International Union for Conservation of Nature's report said that the panda is now classified as a "vulnerable" instead of "endangered" species, reflecting its growing numbers in the wild in southern China. It said the wild panda population jumped to 1,864 in 2014 from 1,596 in 2004
Giant panda is no longer endangered, experts say
Wild panda numbers have slowly rebounded as China cracked down on the skin trade and gradually expanded its protected forest areas to now cover 1.4 mn hectares.
Baijayant Panda asks his party BJD to 'introspect before it's too late'
The BJD leader is perceived by some colleagues to be closer to the Bharatiya Janata Party at the Centre than his own government in the state.
Panda twins born in China's Sichuan Province
A female panda named Yaxing gave birth to twins in southwest China's Sichuan Province, the ninth pair to be born at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in last two months.


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Monarch Energy Announces Completion of Acquisition of ChroMedX
Toronto, Ontario
June 30, 2014
Monarch Energy Limited ("Monarch" or the "Company") – are pleased to announce that the Company
has completed the previously announced consolidation of its common shares (the "Common Shares")
and has completed the acquisition of all of the issued and outstanding common shares of ChroMedX Ltd.
("ChroMedX") (the "Acquisition"). The Company will now proceed to submit final documentation for
listing on the Canadian Securities Exchange ("CSE") (as previously announced on December 20, 2013,
May 26, 2014 and June 16, 2014) (the "Transaction"). The Company expects to list on the CSE on or
around July 7, 2014.
Additional details on the Transaction can be reviewed in the press releases of the Company issued on
December 20, 2013, May 26, 2014, June 16, 2014 and June 27, 2014.
As one of the conditions to listing on the CSE, the Company also announces that ChroMedX has
completed the minimum $400,000 financing required by the CSE by raising gross proceeds of
approximately CDN$517,500.
As a result of completion of the Acquisition, each former ChroMedX shareholder is entitled to receive
one (1) Monarch Common Share, following a 1:20 consolidation of the Monarch Common Shares which
was effected today, for every one (1) common share of ChroMedX held. This will result in former
ChroMedX shareholders acquiring ownership and control of 24,675,100 Common Shares, representing
approximately 83% of the issued and outstanding Common Shares in the capital of Monarch. In addition,
an aggregate of 5,925,000 share purchase warrants of ChroMedX remain outstanding following the
Transaction and now entitle the holders to acquire Monarch Common Shares in lieu of ChroMedX
common shares based on the same terms and conditions as originally contemplated.
In connection with the Transaction, the Company's directors and officers are now as follows:
Wayne Maddever – President, Chief Executive Officer and Director;
Gerard Edwards – Director;
James Samsoondar – Chief Science Officer and Director;
George Langdon – Director;
Chris Hopkins – Chief Financial Officer; and
Chris Irwin – Corporate Secretary
The Company will not be changing its name at this time, however, upon completing the listing of the
Common Shares on the CSE the trading symbol in connection with the Acquisition will be "CHX" and
the Company will seek to change its name at the next annual and special meeting to "ChroMedX Ltd.", or
such other name as the board of directors determine.
A Letter of Transmittal with respect to the consolidation will be mailed to the shareholders of the
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Officials with Tolmar, a Fort Collins-based pharmaceutical manufacturing and development company, are looking to hire 60 positions in the company.
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Fort Collins-based pharmaceutical developer and manufacturer Tolmar will start moving a few hundred employees to Windsor this year.
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"It's a huge win for the region when we can retain and expand a company like Tolmar. I'm glad that we're also filling a building I know has had some vacancy. It hasn't been fully leased since a few years ago." Stacy JohnsonWindsor's director of economic development
These aren't the first Tolmar jobs to come to Windsor.
In 2012, the company bought and renovated a building at 1201 Cornerstone Drive, creating a new pharmaceutical manufacturing plant. Last year, the Food and Drug Administration inspected and approved the first few products for production at the facility, Duncan said. About 30 employees work at that plant, but as more products get approved for production in Windsor, more jobs will move there.
"That'll be a gradual process that will move several hundred positions over there between the middle of this year and the start of 2019," he said. "Windsor will probably have at least 300 people by the first quarter of 2019, between both (production and administrative) sites."
Although Tolmar will keeps its original manufacturing site and a research and development facility in Fort Collins, many of the company's employees will eventually end up in Windsor, Duncan said.
The company has 635 employees. About 110 employees work at the research and development building and at least 100 will stay at the manufacturing building in Fort Collins. The rest will move to Windsor, he said.
Windsor essentially will become the true administrative headquarters of Tolmar, but for FDA purposes, the Fort Collins plant will remain the company's manufacturing headquarters.
"Windsor is truly an expansion for us," Duncan said. "We're all very excited to get moved over there and be a part of that community. A lot of our employees live in Windsor or in Greeley and they're excited to get closer to home."
Once all of Tolmar gets all of its products approved for production in Windsor, the company will take that opportunity to remodel and update the Fort Collins plant, he said.


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A ceasg is a mermaid in Scottish mythology, a supernatural half-woman and half-grilse (salmon).[1][2] It is also known in Scottish Gaelic as maighdean na tuinne ("maid of the wave") or maighdean mhara ("maid of the sea").[2] The ceasg is said to be able to grant three wishes to anyone that captures her.[2]
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Every once in a while, though, someone asks a question that makes me go...huh? These questions are usually based upon stereotypes and can be pretty hilarious. Steven and I were talking about this the other day and came up with a list of questions we've been asked that made us scratch our head.
Guys, the Autobahn is just the normal freeway system in Germany. It is not a special racetrack designed only for German sportscars. About 50% of it doesn't have a speed limit, but drivers are efficient. "Weaving" through cars is absolutely not allowed, so the slower cars drive in the right lane to let the fast cars drive past them in the left. I feel much safer/less stressed driving on the Autobahn than I ever have driving on US freeways, and there is much less traffic because people actually drive like they know what they are doing. I would love for this system to be in America as well, but we have to be real: Americans lack the emotional maturity to handle driving without a speed limit.
2. Are people drunk there all the time?
No. I guess many Americans think that Germans are always drunk because German beer is so famous and the legal age to drink beer and wine in Germany is 16. I do not drink so I'm not the expert in this, but I personally like Germany's system better. In Germany it's not uncommon to see a teenager at dinner with his or her family drinking a beer, opposed to American teenagers who get totally plastered in secret because drinking alcohol is this really awesome, cool, rebellious thing to do. While I don't frequent the bars and clubs where people do get drunk, in general I'd say drinking is a much more social thing here and very few people drink with the intention of getting wasted.
Okay, first of all...rude. Second of all, it is SO funny for me to see how Germans are portrayed in American media. The fake German accents that you see in TV are often more like exaggerated very southern German/Swiss accents. I have met very few Germans who talk like this, in fact most Germans under 40 speak English VERY well - sometimes when talking to a German stranger in English I'll first think that he or she is British, because British English is taught here in schools and their German accent is essentially nonexistent. Steven lived in America for 2 years before we met, so he sounds very American when he speaks English and you only pick up an accent on certain words.
No. It's a normal freeway guys, and the outside lane is for the slow cars anyway so that really doesn't make any sense.
2. So you're German. Do you think Hitler is still alive?
I'm not even going to comment on this one.
3. Is the Autobahn a road that runs perfectly straight from North to South?
A lot of Autobahn questions from Americans. I'm going to add that the same person who asked Steven this question also asked him if the autobahn had the raised turns...those questions COMPLETELY contradict each other and I have no idea what else to say.
I saved this one for last because it cracks me up every time. Steven's response: No, there's not - we make all of our BMWs completely by hand.
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I managed to make it to the 2012 ASE Conference for just one day, the Saturday. My plan is to blog it in three chunks for the sessions I attended, in order. We'll see how it goes. These will be edited versions of my Evernote summaries of the sessions and my commentary (in italics), although […]
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You have guessed where this was going from the previous paragraph. Bankroll management is something I learned about playing online poker. Prior to that time I did not really play any casino games. I guess you could say poker is like the cigarettes or cannabis of today – it can lead you onto a path where the stakes are higher – especially when it comes to money, loss of self-control and addiction! I
started playing live poker and this is when my poker game got serious. I was earning a semi-living from playing cash and tournaments, but mainly cash. My problem was that with my salary from work and my poker winnings I was a little flush and as a result you can imagine I was soon joining my new poker buddies on the roulette table and blackjack for a few harmless wagers. However, this spiraled into higher wagers (Me being of a competitive nature).
Unlike poker, or at least most poker, casino tables are versus the house whereas poker is against other players. Furthermore, most of the time in poker you fold and wait for others to play it out. On the roulette and blackjack tables that is not the case. Far from it. You are constantly betting and soon you realize that a stack of cash that would have lasted hours on a poker table has disintegrated into the casino's coffers.
By this point I already knew about bank roll management – I had slowly learned the art to get where I was sat at the roulette table watching that careful practice get ruined playing something I was not that good at.
Soon, and lucky for me just in time, I started applying my bank toll management theory to my casino play. I bet carefully and played on the right tables. Some of my pals had more money than me, but as I was now able to wander the casino floor confidentially on my own, I was soon playing lower stakes and getting pretty good at particularly Blackjack.
What did I learn you may ask?
The main thing I learned was the strategy behind the game I was playing. I then applied my stakes, average playing time and the average number of bets in that time and created a bank roll surrounding that. I did this playing the SCR888 online casino (I left a link for you – not an affiliate link) so you can check out a site that has direct ties with this casino.
Playing at SCR888 I learned optimal strategy at Roulette, Craps, Baccarat and Blackjack. I could play my poker and whether I won or lost I was able to revert to the casino floor and continue my hobby, which is the thrill of betting on dice, cards or the wheel!
All it took from me was patients, commitment to learn the games I was playing and most of all discipline. All skills you learn from playing poker anyway – at least that is if you want to be a good poker player anyway!
More to come – I will cover poker, blackjack, roulette and my favorite casinos live and online in more blogs to follow this one. In the meantime, I hope you found my blog OK and if you have any questions, please feel free to contact me via the contact us page.
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I've been doing my bit to counter the Left's bias in the media. It's difficult to filter through so much garbage every day. Literally, thousands of headlines & summaries to see what's going on, to pick & choose what to highlight what's going on, while others take up the flag at the same time. I won't say that it's overwhelming, because I know what I'm doing & am not subject to shock over it all.
We've all heard today that the Ecuadorans, who initially supported Assange, have cut his internet off. Whether Assange has another connection is another matter. I will admit to not liking Assange initially. That's changed. He's proven his worth & I can imagine how he views the US Democrats now. Liberals, in general. He definitely needs the Democrats to lose here. Now. That means Trump must win, despite being attacked by the Establishment & the stompy feet NeverTrumps on the Right in America. Come on, Trump isn't so bad. He's just eccentric. His agenda is good.
I've read confusion, by the non-political among us who don't understand why Ecuador would do this to Assange. I've been snappy about it on social media but here I'll just say; they're an Hispanic nation. Who do you think they actually support in the US? Hillary, of course. But they too have swallowed her lies. Adding to the list of dupes of the Democrats. Gullible.
Incidentally, Assange's internet was cut off last Saturday after the release of Hillary's Goldman Sachs speeches.
I'm doing my bit. Will you do yours? I'm also pointing at you tech people in the middle who usually swallow the Democrat propaganda; hook, ball & sinker. Are you learning yet, who the enemy is? Have you seen the warnings of free speech online being cut off. Of US stewardship of the internet being given away by Obama? For once, just think.
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