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At year-end, Endeavour’s available sources of financing and liquidity remained strong at $244 million, which included its $124 million cash position and $120 million undrawn on the RCF. In addition to these liquidity sources, Endeavour also has strong cash flow generation and the remaining proceeds from the Tabakoto and Nzema sales.

The trend in tunnelling and drifting is clear: the hydraulic rigs are ever more powerful and the rounds longer. Naturally, this places rigorous demands on drillstrings. Enter Secoroc Magnum SR, the next generation of drifting equipment. The key is a patented design; the rods and bits may look like standard drifting equipment but the thread is actually conical in shape. For example, the Magnum SR35 thread has a rod end diameter of 35mm, while the tip is 32mm. This means more material at the rod end to prevent breakage and less tendency for deviation when collaring. There are currently three models available: Magnum SR28, and SR35 and the Magnum SR Straight for exceptionally straight holes.

A short-term Gold Revenue Protection Strategy was entered into in early 2018 to protect the company’s cash generation during the Ity CIL construction period, beginning on February 1, 2018 and ending on April 30, 2019. The program consists of a deferred premium collar strategy using written call options and bought put options with a floor price of $1,300/oz and a ceiling price of $1,500/oz. The program initially covered a total of 400,000 ounces and as at December 31, 2018, a total of 107,000 ounces remained. Once these contracts expire, Endeavour will return to a position where its gold production is fully exposed to spot gold prices.

Almost one-fifth of the world’s population suffers from water scarcity, according to United Nations statistics. By 2025, 1.8 billion people will live in places with "absolute" water scarcity.

Another neat feature of the KDL-40W905A is near-field communication (NFC). Both the TV and the small secondary remote control have built-in NFC readers, which means you can pair compatible Xperia smartphones and tablets to the TV for instant screen mirroring. We had no luck with a Samsung Galaxy S4, though, so this is only useful for Sony device owners.

The stamped buyback cards from different years are cool, but maybe TOO tough to pull. I bought 1 jumbo box and got 2 of them. One was a 1977 team checklist card of the Cardinals (which was cool) and one was a 2013 Roddy White card (not so cool).

Flash-forward into modern-day 2018 and you can find a professional race class for just about any type of car; the ever-more prevalent amateur automobile racing leagues pepper cities across the nation with millions of enthusiasts across a broad spectrum of different automobile genres. With so many crazy different types of race cars out there, one can only wonder what these motors even look like. From dune-smashing Trophy Trucks to 3,000hp Novas – what’s REALLY going on under those hoods?

People can push the wheel with their fingertips, as the drill relies on the "flywheel effect," building up enough rotational energy to keep momentum going quickly.

- The identification of mineralization below the leach pad suggesting an extension of the Bakatouo deposit.

This wild machine debuted a few years back from Volkswagen in the form of a 900hp Chevy V-8 tucked as far back in the tiny engine compartment as you could fit a small block V-8.

Every hobby and jumbo box comes with one Stamped Buyback. These are original Topps cards with an added foil stamp.

The familiar refrain of “Keep Austin Weird” is a bit misleading in 2018. The Austin of today is nowhere near as weird as Austin in the ’80s. That has a lot to do with the Butthole Surfers, whose bizarre, druggy sound reached peak nightmare on 1987’s Locust Abortion Technician, an acid-fried mixtape of punk rock, tape experiments, mangled Black Sabbath pastiche, and horrific found audio. “Graveyard” is one of its closest things to a proper song, which is to say it’s still pretty messed up. It’s full of tortured, out-of-tune guitar riffs, Gibby Haynes’ distorted vocal croaks pitched down an octave or two, and an increasing sense that something is just not right. It’s unpleasant and deeply upsetting, like something you’d hear right before getting stabbed. And to prove how twisted the band truly is, the Butthole Surfers include another version of it eight tracks later. Not that musician-dispensing giant Doritos vending machines at SXSW aren’t weird, but still nowhere near the level of the Buttholes’ off-putting antagonism.