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http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/alamos-gold-announces-friendly-acquisition-of-richmont-mines-tsx-agi-2233110.htm

This should make Tahoe holders happy …

Guatemalan Supreme Court Reinstates Escobal License

https://ceo.ca/@newswire/guatemalan-supreme-court-reinstates-escobal-license

After a long day at work nursing kids now I’m babysitting while son in law going to hospital.
I don’t know if you all ever seen Diamond and Silk but this is a good one. They go after Whoopi and give her a woopin. Funny

http://politicsnote.com/watch-diamond-and-silk-make-a-surprise-visit-to-the-view-and-it-might-be-the-funniest-thing-youve-ever-seen/

As the waves and winds began easing Sunday, residents of Old Town emerged not knowing exactly what to expect from the most powerful hurricane to strike the Florida Keys in more than a half century.
But all in all, many in Key West seemed relieved that the damage from a Category 4 Irma was not much, much worse. “It’s not as bad as we thought,” said Robert Phillips. “It’s just trees and foliage and cars.”
That wasn’t the case across the rest of the 110-mile island chain. In the Middle and Upper Keys — on the more savage right side of Irma’s 130-mph winds — the damage and storm surge appeared far more severe. Monroe County emergency managers hinted that they feared there could be fatalities. Emergency Management Director Martin Senterfitt, calling the destruction a looming “humanitarian crisis,” said a huge airborne relief mission mounted by the Air Force and Air National Guard was already in the works.

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Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/weather/hurricane/article172503266.html#storylink=cpy

Will be without power for days. Streets not safe with debris, flood waters, some live wires.
http://abcnews.go.com/US/video/1st-damage-assessments-florida-keys-49742883

On Face Book your not seeing on TV by Severe Weather Updates 2017. One shows a museum with a glass door with water outside half way up the door in Miami.