| African-focused junior says Sierra Leone mine reached full production
Diamonds and precious metals explorer and developer West African Diamonds said that gold and diamond production had started on its seven-million ton undersized tailings deposit in Koidu, Sierra Leone. The company explained that the Plant 11 mine has been commissioned at its targeted capacity of 150 t/h and was currently operating on an extended day shift basis. Overall output for the seven-million ton deposit is expected to be about 0,4 g/t of gold worth $9/t of ore and diamonds worth $3/t of ore. Expected mining and treatment costs are $3/t. West Africa Diamonds noted that the first gold pour had already taken place and in excess of 3 100 diamonds (198 ct) had been recovered from the 16 100 t of material treated to date. The company added that gold and diamond marketing contracts were in place and the first sales were expected in the first quarter of this year.
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De Beers Cuts Marketing Budget, Concentrating on male Consumer
De Beers is cutting its U.S. marketing budget, forcing the layoff of 11 employees working on the Diamond Trading Co. (DTC) account at advertising firm JWT, National Jeweler reports. Sally Morrison of the Diamond Information Center confirmed to National Jeweler that the cutbacks are related to the perception that the United States is headed into a recession, and that 2008 is expected to be a tough year for everyone. As a result, De Beers is refocusing its efforts to concentrate on the male consumer; the company's "beacon" products, such as Journey diamond jewelry and three-stone rings, won't include anymore female-targeted advertising. Morrison confirmed that the loss of advertising would be counteracted by more public relations, and that those employees impacted were not senior level. The news is the latest in a string of bad news for the jewelry industry as a whole, as De Beers always has been known for its robust advertising campaigns.
MLM Leaders Take Note as EDC Adds Residual Income
Brand New Marketing System that combines the direct sales arena with monthly residual income.
This new residual income factor will provide members with a monthly income of $15, $25 or $50 per personally sponsored member depending on membership level. The appeal of this new pay plan is proving to be particularly attractive to network marketers and MLMers and with good reason.
The monthly admin fees of EDC Diamond, EDC Gold as well as Easy Daily Cash will now split between the company and the sponsor. Thus allowing members to earn immediate income from each sale as well as a monthly residual income of up to $50 per month per personally sponsored member.
These newly introduced improvements to the tiered program, enables potential members to start out at their choice of the three levels; Easy Daily Cash (EDC), EDC Gold or the soon to launch EDC Diamond.
The most powerful woman in literature
A TYPICAL book club might usually meet in a community hall or living room, with members recommending titles to one another or friends or family. But the influence of one book club, and its creator, has the power to shape bestseller lists, and make or break authors. Amanda Ross, who is originally from Pitsea, is the brains behind the Richard and Judy Book Club, which airs on Wednesday afternoons on Channel 4. The 44-year-old, who set up programme makers Cactus Television in 1994, has even been named in a recent Observer poll as the most powerful person in publishing. The Book Club, which recommends 18 titles each year, has helped to create 12 million selling authors. Two celebrities first discuss the books on the show with Richard and Judy, and then a book club, somewhere in the country, talks about it in a short film.
THE GAP WIDENS: MSU shows U-M how far it has to go to ignite rivalry
Little sister!" was the resounding chant, and if it hit the Wolverines hard, well, they'll have to fight back harder. We've seen this game before. Heck, we've seen this game 10 straight years at the Breslin Center. The Spartans hammered the Wolverines again, 77-62, and this outcome was completely expected. .
Dollar: Faltering Foundation of US Economic Strength
They felt they must find another way, as currencies around the world were in turmoil and were now floating among one another... The year 1974 provided the much needed answer. In June of 1974, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger established the US-Saudi Arabian Joint Commission on Economic Cooperation. One of the major components of this commission stated that OPEC would officially agree to sell its oil only for dollars -- meaning any country purchasing oil from OPEC had to pay in U.S. dollars. This agreement enormously increased the demand for the floating dollar, as oil importing countries now had to earn or borrow dollars to pay for their oil. OPEC oil countries were soon overflowing with petrodollars and most of them ended up recycled through accounts in London and New York banks.
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