Not for your glory, but for your countrymen. Let the circle be drawn. For in the circle sleep Brunhilde and Douglas B. Silver. And around the circle pace Aslan, Wotan, and Dumbledore.
Archive for January, 2009
The golden circle surrounds Silver
Posted in First Nations, opera, People, tagged circle, Douglas B Silver, Gold, Inuit, Metis, mining, ring, sex, silver on January 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
1872 mining law reform confusion & counterclaims over rape & pillage
Posted in About the news, Jobs and Salaries, Law (Mining), North America, People, tagged 1872, Douglas B Silver, John Chadwick, mining law, national Mining Association, Punch, Rahall on January 28, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Will somebody with knowledge and authority please stand up and tell us the truth. I refer to the great debate over the new attempt to reform the 1872 mining law. On the one hand we have John Chadwick. I have had many a drink with John in luxury bars in Denver. He is British, loves [...]
Roundup, Cortez Hills, and the needs of mining people
Posted in About the news, Church, First Nations, People, tagged Charmagne Moise, Cortez Hills, First Nations, Kirby Muldoe, Nevada, Northwest Community College, Roundup 09, Shoshone, Vanessa Prince on January 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
At Roundup 09, I have been privileged to meet with First Nations students and staff from the Northwest Community College. Here are brief sketches of some of the people I have talked to:
Burtynsky captures Ignatieff pontificating over the oil sands and American invasion
Posted in Enviromental, Global Warming, North America, Oil sands, People, tagged douglas silver, Edward Burtynsky, Ignatieff, Iowa, marxist, mining, Oil sands, Witwatersrand on January 27, 2009 | 4 Comments »
There is a vast hypocracy resident in most journalists. And environmentalists and Marxists. On Sunday night I was at a party where I fell into conversation with a young Turkish aethist who has chosen to complete his PhD at Simon Fraser University on the topic of the success of Marxism in France [...]
SME insults all Canadians, including its mining industry
Posted in About the news, Global Warming, Investing & Finance, North America, Oil sands, People, tagged douglas silver, humor, insult, mining, roundup, SME on January 27, 2009 | 5 Comments »
The United States Society of Mining Engineers (SME) has once again managed to publish a tasteless, insulting, puerile article in an otherwise reasonable journal. The shear crassness of the SME is on full display at RoundUp 09. On a table at the registration desk are piles of the January 2008 issue of the SME publication [...]
Roundup tools for mining engagement with aboriginal peoples
Posted in Community relations, tagged aboriginal, Anglo American, First Nation, INAC, mining, Newmont, roundup, tools on January 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
From this afternoon’s Roundup a few “tools” that were mentioned that may be useful when undertaking aboriginal engagement.
Roundup solutions to the exploration and mining crisis
Posted in About the news, First Nations, North America, People, tagged AMEBC, Campbell, exploraiton, mayor, mining, Robertson, roundup, roundup09, Vancouver on January 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Mineral Exploration RoundUp09 began this morning at the Bayshore Inn, Vancouver. On a clear, cold day, surrounded by opulent yachts, 4,000 people with an interest in mineral exploration in Canada and Alaska gathered to see, hear, and deliberate. And hopefully find a way out of the current economic crisis.
Roundup09 roundup mining via blogs
Posted in About the news, tagged AMEBC, blogs, mining, roundup, roundup09, Vancouver on January 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Exploration for mining in British Columbia, Canada, and indeed world-wide is the subject of Roundup, the long-running, and ever-more-successful conference held the last week of January in Vancouver. As we run-up to the meeting, held at the Bayshore Inn overlooking the waters and mountains of Vancouver, let us recall some of the past events. And [...]
The RoundUp09 Blog
Posted in About the news on January 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Here is the link to the AME BC site on RoundUp09 which starts on Monday. It includes blog, news, and information relevant to the Roundup. Somehow or other I got involved with them; for which opportunity I thank them. So I urge you to go to the site and keep abreast of what is happening [...]
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Sustainability Reporting Guidelines Supplement out for comment
Posted in About the news, Human relations and mining, tagged comment, ICMM, mining, sustainability on January 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
As we head into the weekend, a recommendation for weekend reading, namely the Sustainability Reporting Guidelines & Mining and Metals Sector Supplement. This supplement is out for comment. It deals with:
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