Goldcorp CEO: 'Long Term Outlook For Gold Is Strong'

Flat to declining gold supply over the next 10 years coupled with increased investment demand.

Goldcorp CEO Charles Jeannes on quarterly earnings and the price of gold, Feb. 15.

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[DailyBail]

BLACKROCK: Where Will Gold Be In Three Months?

http://dailybail.com/home/blackrock-where-will-gold-be-in-three-months.html

[DailyBail]

Why Women Talk More Than Men: Language Protein Uncovered

http://www.scienceworldreport.com/articles/5073/20130220/why-women-talk-more-men-language-protein.htm

[DailyBail]

Universal Orlando plans to stop offering medical insurance to part-time employees beginning next year, a move the resort says has been forced by the federal government's health-care overhaul.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/business/tourism/os-universal-part-time-insurance-20130219,0,4887679.story

[SKINFLINT]

That's just great. Another thing to do with dead children. Experiment to find out who has the talk gene even though they are dead. Eugenics as it's finest. They tried to find out which ones had the listening deficit gene, but couldn't determine that because the children were DEAD. WTF?

[john]

Canadian mining company claims climate change is reason for glaciers’ meltdown.

http://www.santiagotimes.cl/business/mining/25756-barrick-golds-pascua-lama-mine-stirs-renewed-controversy-in-chile

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Mining giant Barrick Gold Corporation tried to shift blame for the melting and pollution of a glacier in northern Chile away from its construction and mining activities, according to a report from La Tercera.

Located on the border of Argentina and Chile, the Pascua Lama mining project has become one of Barrick’s most controversial operations.

Widely criticized for its possible effects on the environment by environmental organizations and even by former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet, Barrick is currently facing four lawsuits in the Andean nation.