AVZ Discussion 2022

[DiscoDanNZ]

I'm alive... Just kidding I'm dead inside.

Fucken hell, I have unrequited lust for those days, although I'm heading to Dunedin in a few weeks to watch the All Blacks play Ireland with three mates, two of whom are huge pissheads, that I am unable to match, and won't. But it should be a good 3 days, in amongst the 20,000 students at Otago Uni, who do enjoy a tipple or two with us old bastards

In the meantime, Nigel, sort your shit out will ya

I'm Dunedin born and raised and was a Scarfie too, I left uni with half a Political Science degree and full honours in drinking Speights and burning couches to keep warm. Might explain this weekend as I was drinking with a mate from home

Maybe think on it after something to eat and a shower, how something can progress within the said system to be officially signed stamped and delivered isn't really a trivial matter. I'll feel much more comfortable with it after the government formally says something similar to what you have.

In the meanwhile I'm sinking some rums myself but after hitting 40+ I'm liable to be having a nap with a headache by about 6pm. Enjoy you still can, there is only so much one liver can take.

Naah I completely agree, it's astonishing that it could happen and go that far. The whole tree seems pretty rotten not just the odd piece of fruit. Was merely pointing out that the piece of paper having an official stamp doesn't mean its legal and stands up in court.

I normally get terrible hangovers, managed to eat some dinner and get some sleep and I feel fine now so lets see how long that lasts.

 

[John25]

Fucken hell, I have unrequited lust for those days, although I'm heading to Dunedin in a few weeks to watch the All Blacks play Ireland with three mates, two of whom are huge pissheads, that I am unable to match, and won't. But it should be a good 3 days, in amongst the 20,000 students at Otago Uni, who do enjoy a tipple or two with us old bastards

In the meantime, Nigel, sort your shit out will ya

Mother in Law is Irish & was eldest of 13 siblings …Pic is of my wife /cousin (who married the Munster halfback )with a few of the lads…Enjoy the crac (fun)

 

[DiscoDanNZ]

I hope when you say wife/cousin you are talking about 2 different people?

Sorry couldn't resist

 

[Bin59]

Morning all, an article referencing the DRC digitalising the land titles starting with a pilot study in Kinshasa:

DRC: the government adopts the project relating to the termination of the public-private partnership agreement signed with the company Congo Check SARL | Afriq54

Aimé Molendo Sakombi, Minister of Land Affairs presented Friday, May 27, 2022 to the council the file relating to the termination of the public-private partnership agreement signed with the company Congo Check SARL on August 14, 2014. According to him, the termination will also concern riders...

afriq54.com

“The Democratic Republic of Congo will be equipped with digital parcel documents from December 2022, promised Monday, May 23, 2022 the Minister of Land Affairs Molendo Sakombi. According to him, this project is part of the reform of the law regulating the land sector in the DRC.”

 

[Xerof]

Mother in Law is Irish & was eldest of 13 siblings …Pic is of my wife /cousin (who married the Munster halfback )with a few of the lads…Enjoy the crac (fun) View attachment 8059

Was he halfback in October 1978? World famous if he was

 

[TheCount]

Against my better judgement I watched a show on iView, 4 Corners on the weekend - all about rare earth minerals and of course Lithium. It was actually well presented (until Bob Brown showed up) and I recommend spending an hour of your time watching what the Australian renewables market is working on.

There's one comment that absolutely floored me. We have several miners in this Country gushing over a 7-year Lithium mine life. No wonder they're scared about AVZ's deposit as we'd dwarf anything we can dig here!

There was an ASX listed company trying to mine Tin under the Tasmanian rainforests which I'll have to remember to short once AVZ gets into it's own tailings. Again just a short-term mine.

The other comment is we're in a 20-year ramp up of rare earth and Lithium requirements.

Great to see Aussie's digging more stuff out of the ground as we do it so well, but AVZ is going to set records for decades to come.

Bring on Wednesday, eh?
TC.

 

[BEISHA]

Mother in Law is Irish & was eldest of 13 siblings …Pic is of my wife /cousin (who married the Munster halfback )with a few of the lads…Enjoy the crac (fun) View attachment 8059

Doesnt really matter which one is your wife, they both stand out like beacons compared to the dudes standing behind them....

I gotta say, i got bored last night and visited the crapper for some light relief, went to the $10 party thread, after sifting thru copious one liner BS, to the point of snoozing, light relief and lol,lol,lol was found with you , @Sammael and @Dazmac66 having pot shots with one of the biggest trolls of them all in YOUATE3........my advice, fuelling his DUMBNESS will only ensure FRUSTRATION....

The joust between RHYNO1980 and DAZZMAC66 , was also a doozy.....lol

Apart from the laughs, the following posters i would like to see frequent TSE is BABY JACK, BULLDOZER, QBALL, SF120, KEVIN NOVACASTRIAN, even RHYNO 1980, he could provide the beers for us all as an apology to Dazz....lol

The posters i wouldnt like to see on TSE is BOT, KOALA VALLEY, STICKSHIFT, and all the rest.

On a side note, ALL lithium players are nice and green today, my portfolio is up 6% , so happy days, now just need AVZ to get back to trading on Wednesday , with AWESOME NEWS, then

imo

 

[Retrobyte]

update on Michael Hughes ....

Michael Hughes MBA, PR Tech Mech Eng, GAICD on LinkedIn: I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Independent… | 26 comments

I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Independent Consultant at MKSR Consulting! | 26 comments on LinkedIn

www.linkedin.com

 

[BEISHA]

update on Michael Hughes ....

Michael Hughes MBA, PR Tech Mech Eng, GAICD on LinkedIn: I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Independent… | 26 comments

I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Independent Consultant at MKSR Consulting! | 26 comments on LinkedIn

www.linkedin.com

Whats the relevance ?

 

[Samus]

Doesnt really matter which one is your wife, they both stand out like beacons compared to the dudes standing behind them....

I gotta say, i got bored last night and visited the crapper for some light relief, went to the $10 party thread, after sifting thru copious one liner BS, to the point of snoozing, light relief and lol,lol,lol was found with you , @Sammael and @Dazmac66 having pot shots with one of the biggest trolls of them all in YOUATE3........my advice, fuelling his DUMBNESS will only ensure FRUSTRATION....

View attachment 8066

The joust between RHYNO1980 and DAZZMAC66 , was also a doozy.....lol

Apart from the laughs, the following posters i would like to see frequent TSE is BABY JACK, BULLDOZER, QBALL, SF120, KEVIN NOVACASTRIAN, even RHYNO 1980, he could provide the beers for us all as an apology to Dazz....lol

The posters i wouldnt like to see on TSE is BOT, KOALA VALLEY, STICKSHIFT, and all the rest.

On a side note, ALL lithium players are nice and green today, my portfolio is up 6% , so happy days, now just need AVZ to get back to trading on Wednesday , with AWESOME NEWS, then

View attachment 8067

imo

Yeah sorry @BEISHA just like to give a little bit back occasionally whilst scratching through the garbage to find anything relevant.

 

[Retrobyte]

Whats the relevance ?

Because there was some consternation and speculation last week about Hughes leaving

 

[Frank]

Against my better judgement I watched a show on iView, 4 Corners on the weekend - all about rare earth minerals and of course Lithium. It was actually well presented (until Bob Brown showed up) and I recommend spending an hour of your time watching what the Australian renewables market is working on.

There's one comment that absolutely floored me. We have several miners in this Country gushing over a 7-year Lithium mine life. No wonder they're scared about AVZ's deposit as we'd dwarf anything we can dig here!

There was an ASX listed company trying to mine Tin under the Tasmanian rainforests which I'll have to remember to short once AVZ gets into it's own tailings. Again just a short-term mine.

The other comment is we're in a 20-year ramp up of rare earth and Lithium requirements.

Great to see Aussie's digging more stuff out of the ground as we do it so well, but AVZ is going to set records for decades to come.

Bring on Wednesday, eh?
TC.

​

Fyi, Fwiw @ 0.02c at current value, It's Closer to 42Mins or can't you Count

Digging In: Why powering a green future means more mines​

“It's absolutely ironic. But to save the planet, we are going to need more mines.” Government Geoscientist

Around Australia new mining operations are being established and old sites, shuttered decades ago, are being brought back to life.

These miners aren’t digging for coal or gold, they’re hunting for other lucrative commodities – known as critical minerals.

“Critical minerals (are) everything you use for electric vehicles, for transport, for manufacturing. We're really at the start of what could be a new mining boom.” Minerals lobbyist

If you own a mobile phone, if you power your home with renewable energy or drive an electric vehicle, then these minerals are already playing a key part in your life.

And they will play a vital role in all our futures.

But there is a hidden cost?

“We have to decide as a country. How valuable is a place and is it worth risking for mining?” Research scientist

On Monday Four Corners investigates the new critical minerals mining boom and finds Australia is in the box seat to exploit a surge in worldwide demand.

“Australia is still the luckiest country. Last century we were the luckiest because we had all the coal and a huge amount of natural gas… what we know the future needs is things that Australia also has in spades.” US energy policy adviser

From lithium mines in WA and the NT, to cobalt operations in NSW and tin mining in Tasmania, these critical minerals are not just making major profits, they’re playing a part in the super power rivalry between America and China.

“China has always known the value of critical minerals. We are moving into a period now of geopolitical competition, everybody is looking for leverage. The Chinese are quite explicit about that.” China analyst

With China dominating the control and supply of these critical minerals, many nations are keeping a close eye on Australia’s mining operations in the hope of breaking China’s dominance.

“We have met with heads of state, senior cabinet officials and global businesses…They all want to break this stranglehold.” Mining CEO

But environmentalists are concerned that hard fought environmental protections are being put at risk in this new type of gold rush.

“It's not saving the planet. That's ridiculous. That is green spin, green extractivism, coming out of the mining industry.” Environment activist

This fascinating film reveals the tensions, and the big decisions Australia will have to make to enable the production of these vital minerals without inflicting further harm on our increasingly fragile environment.

“It's a confounding issue for the environmental movement. There's absolutely no doubt that we have to move to mining of critical minerals, if we are going to address the climate crisis... At the same time, we need to be absolutely sure that we are not repeating the mistakes of the past.” Environment lawyer

Four Corners investigates the new mining boom in critical minerals - necessary in mobile phones, renewable energy and electric vehicles.

Angus Grigg finds Australia is in the box seat to exploit a surge in worldwide demand.

Four Corners: Series 2022 Digging In

Four Corners investigates the new mining boom in critical minerals - necessary in mobile phones, renewable energy and electric vehicles. Angus Grigg finds Australia is in the box seat to exploit a surge in worldwide demand.

iview.abc.net.au

 

[TDITD]

With any luck Mr.Hughes leaving coincides with a star/superstar project manager with more experience joining us

 

[cruiser51]

Doesnt really matter which one is your wife, they both stand out like beacons compared to the dudes standing behind them....

I gotta say, i got bored last night and visited the crapper for some light relief, went to the $10 party thread, after sifting thru copious one liner BS, to the point of snoozing, light relief and lol,lol,lol was found with you , @Sammael and @Dazmac66 having pot shots with one of the biggest trolls of them all in YOUATE3........my advice, fuelling his DUMBNESS will only ensure FRUSTRATION....

View attachment 8066

The joust between RHYNO1980 and DAZZMAC66 , was also a doozy.....lol

Apart from the laughs, the following posters i would like to see frequent TSE is BABY JACK, BULLDOZER, QBALL, SF120, KEVIN NOVACASTRIAN, even RHYNO 1980, he could provide the beers for us all as an apology to Dazz....lol

The posters i wouldnt like to see on TSE is BOT, KOALA VALLEY, STICKSHIFT, and all the rest.

On a side note, ALL lithium players are nice and green today, my portfolio is up 6% , so happy days, now just need AVZ to get back to trading on Wednesday , with AWESOME NEWS, then

View attachment 8067

imo

I don't know about Rhyno, but I get the impression he lost it.

 

[BEISHA]

I don't know about Rhyno, but I get the impression he lost it.

He sure did, i think he was overwhelmed with all the blow ins.......

 

[cruiser51]

He sure did, i think he was overwhelmed with all the blow ins.......

View attachment 8075

maybe he used his mother in law's house to short AVZ and has been threatened with the doghouse.

 

[TheCount]

​

Fyi, Fwiw @ 0.02c at current value, It's Closer to 42Mins or can't you Count

Digging In: Why powering a green future means more mines​

“It's absolutely ironic. But to save the planet, we are going to need more mines.” Government Geoscientist

Around Australia new mining operations are being established and old sites, shuttered decades ago, are being brought back to life.

These miners aren’t digging for coal or gold, they’re hunting for other lucrative commodities – known as critical minerals.

“Critical minerals (are) everything you use for electric vehicles, for transport, for manufacturing. We're really at the start of what could be a new mining boom.” Minerals lobbyist

If you own a mobile phone, if you power your home with renewable energy or drive an electric vehicle, then these minerals are already playing a key part in your life.

And they will play a vital role in all our futures.

But there is a hidden cost?

“We have to decide as a country. How valuable is a place and is it worth risking for mining?” Research scientist

On Monday Four Corners investigates the new critical minerals mining boom and finds Australia is in the box seat to exploit a surge in worldwide demand.

“Australia is still the luckiest country. Last century we were the luckiest because we had all the coal and a huge amount of natural gas… what we know the future needs is things that Australia also has in spades.” US energy policy adviser

From lithium mines in WA and the NT, to cobalt operations in NSW and tin mining in Tasmania, these critical minerals are not just making major profits, they’re playing a part in the super power rivalry between America and China.

“China has always known the value of critical minerals. We are moving into a period now of geopolitical competition, everybody is looking for leverage. The Chinese are quite explicit about that.” China analyst

With China dominating the control and supply of these critical minerals, many nations are keeping a close eye on Australia’s mining operations in the hope of breaking China’s dominance.

“We have met with heads of state, senior cabinet officials and global businesses…They all want to break this stranglehold.” Mining CEO

But environmentalists are concerned that hard fought environmental protections are being put at risk in this new type of gold rush.

“It's not saving the planet. That's ridiculous. That is green spin, green extractivism, coming out of the mining industry.” Environment activist

This fascinating film reveals the tensions, and the big decisions Australia will have to make to enable the production of these vital minerals without inflicting further harm on our increasingly fragile environment.

“It's a confounding issue for the environmental movement. There's absolutely no doubt that we have to move to mining of critical minerals, if we are going to address the climate crisis... At the same time, we need to be absolutely sure that we are not repeating the mistakes of the past.” Environment lawyer

Four Corners investigates the new mining boom in critical minerals - necessary in mobile phones, renewable energy and electric vehicles.

Angus Grigg finds Australia is in the box seat to exploit a surge in worldwide demand.

Four Corners: Series 2022 Digging In

Four Corners investigates the new mining boom in critical minerals - necessary in mobile phones, renewable energy and electric vehicles. Angus Grigg finds Australia is in the box seat to exploit a surge in worldwide demand.

iview.abc.net.au

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!

42 minutes of content, sure.

But can I add the following for the consideration of the Court?

AVZ Ale top-up x 3 = 6 minutes. It's a long walk to the brewery shed out the back.
AVZ Ale empty x 2 = 4 minutes.
Pause play to answer The Countess' questions x 11 = 5.5 minutes. For the record it was 7 'yes', 2 'no' and 2 'maybe tomorrow'.
Pause play to add a few ASX companies to my shorters watch list x 2 = 1 minute.
Pause to wipe a tear away after hearing Bob Brown talk = 1 minute. Selfishly I agree they shouldn't mine under pristine rainforest particularly when AVZ has a lot more product..

Round that up tp 60 minutes as I have to admit watching a bit of the credits.....

So, if you have between 42 and 60 minutes - still worth watching.

Cheers,
TC.

 

[Samus]

 

[Frank]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!

42 minutes of content, sure.

But can I add the following for the consideration of the Court?

AVZ Ale top-up x 3 = 6 minutes. It's a long walk to the brewery shed out the back.
AVZ Ale empty x 2 = 4 minutes.
Pause play to answer The Countess' questions x 11 = 5.5 minutes. For the record it was 7 'yes', 2 'no' and 2 'maybe tomorrow'.
Pause play to add a few ASX companies to my shorters watch list x 2 = 1 minute.
Pause to wipe a tear away after hearing Bob Brown talk = 1 minute. Selfishly I agree they shouldn't mine under pristine rainforest particularly when AVZ has a lot more product..

Round that up tp 60 minutes as I have to admit watching a bit of the credits.....

So, if you have between 42 and 60 minutes - still worth watching.

Cheers,
TC.

What about the "Snacks" you forgot to mention the time it takes Collecting / Counting the "Snacks"

 

[Fletch77]

Here is some actual footage of Cashcity on his boat on the weekend, it looks like he is completely unaware of the 7ft Queensland Groper hiding in plain sight right under his feet.. ready to try and snatch any tasty offerings at the the last minute.

I named that Groper Zijin