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[freddievas] 21/4/2013 23:23

By a stroke of luck i will be in the UK that weekend so will do everything I can to get to Cheltenham in the evening of the 18th. Much look forward to meeting some of the characters on this bb.

[the librarian] 21/4/2013 22:49

It's a pity you guys can't turn up.... I'll be there.

[supreme mo] 21/4/2013 22:21

Unfortunately can't do 18th as I have the Hull 10k on the 19th which starts at 9am :-(Have a great night all!!

[drrichard] 21/4/2013 22:00

Unfortunately I am working that weekend so will have to pass :(

May I suggest that you elect a scribe to record verbatim, or better, tape for subsequent typing up and posting! It would help of course if all pertinent discussion was concluded before 8pm when any sensible talking becomes impossible!

[drrichard] 21/4/2013 22:00

Unfortunately I am working that weekend so will have to pass :(

May I suggest that you elect a scribe to record verbatim, or better, tape for subsequent typing up and posting! It would help of course if all pertinent discussion was concluded before 8pm when any sensible talking becomes impossible!

[croc8] 21/4/2013 21:43

18th is currently good for me. SG, I will give you a lift down to Cheltenham so that you can have a cider or two - I know you enjoy a good drink!

[crazycoops] 21/4/2013 21:39

I will be in the US that weekend so must apologise in advance for my absence. I hope a good time is had by all and hope that I am able to attend the AGM and meet some of you there.

[superg1] 21/4/2013 21:07

Phew

Having done my laid back usual, 'yeah yeah anytime' comment, I just found out today, the only day I can go is the 18th.

[pcjoe] 21/4/2013 20:43

Wont make it as in Sunny Croatia to try & recover from this lousy Scottish weather - It sounds like its going to be an excellent & informative night - Have fun & dont forget to spill the beans on the BB when you get back

PS

Dont be surprised if some not so innocent looking Chilean/Japanese/Chinese "PI`s" turn up - they will be the ones drinking half pints of shandy all night.....

[northern1] 21/4/2013 20:36

Or a Friday evening?

[jackster193] 21/4/2013 20:34

I wish you all a wonderful and for some I guess an informative evening.

Alas I will not be able to be there. I live in Southern Spain, which complicates attending, plus we have clients here on a cycling training camp.
So on May 18th I will raise a toast to you all with a glass of wine and wish us all a prosperous journey :)

Un Abrazo
Jack.

[moormoney] 21/4/2013 20:06

I hope to be there plus one if that's ok. Looking forward to it :)

[bobsworth] 17/4/2013 09:48

Up 22% on RNS

Magnolia Petroleum Plc Four Fold Increase in Value of Total Net Reserves

Reserves estimate covers approximately 5,500 net acres out of total of over
12,700 in proven formations, such as the Bakken/Three Forks Sanish, North Dakota, and the Mississippi Lime, Hunton/Woodford, Oklahoma

Four fold increase equates to:
US$94 million value assigned to Company's proved, probable, possible (`3P')
reserves as at 1 January 2013 compared to US$18 million on Admission to AIM in November 2011

[monty panesar] 13/4/2013 11:00

It looks like CAP are starting to get traction. Definitely worth keeping an eye on.

[rogerbridge] 10/4/2013 23:09

OCG has landed a nice contract that is headed for the USA. This was expected and is good news, though it will be at least another 12 months before it is profitable. One for the back burner, or if you have a long timescale it could be worth piking up.A valuable company in the making.

[rogerbridge] 10/4/2013 23:09

OCG has landed a nice contract that is headed for the USA. This was expected and is good news, though it will be at least another 12 months before it is profitable. One for the back burner, or if you have a long timescale it could be worth piking up.A valuable company in the making.

[rovi57] 03/4/2013 12:52

Worth a read rovi

Beacon Hill Resources commissions Minas Moatize wash plant as makes "excellent" progress
By Giles Gwinnett April 03 2013, 11:46am Phase 2A of the Minaz Moatize project sees the plant capacity increased to 1.8 million tonnes a year of run-of-mine coal with the saleable product transported to port by rail

Mozambique coal miner Beacon Hill Resources (LON:BHR) is powering ahead on all fronts - as it begins commissioning the Minas Moatize wash plant.

This step means that coking coal production can begin with first coal earmarked for next month (May).

Also on Wednesday, the firm said it had agreed a mining contract between the firm and the Mozambique Government to underpin development of the project and updated investors on the rolling stock situation.

Phase 2A of the Minaz Moatize project sees the plant capacity increased to 1.8 million tonnes a year of run-of-mine coal with the saleable product transported to port by rail.

The plant, built and designed in South Africa and transported to Tete, was re-designed in November last year to be more capital efficient, said Beacon Hill.

Notably, its design took into account the consultants collective experience from Vale and Rio Tinto's wash plants with regard to maximising the coke fraction in the fine coal, it added.

The electrical commissioning of the plant will begin early this month followed by the water and medium circuit commissioning.

Hot commissioning (actually using the mined material) will start in the middle of this month and the expected plant feed will be around 30-40,000 tons during this month, said Beacon.

The 25-year-mining contract signed Wednesday sees the government take a 5% equity stake in the project.

The Mozambiquian national interests can acquire a further 10% stake in Minaz Moatize at fair market price.

The company also said today that arrangements regarding the rolling stock transaction announced on February 1 this year are progressing and delivery of the trains in the third quarter of this year.

Beacon's chief executive Rowan Karstel said the firm continued to make "excellent" progress on all fronts, adding that the commissioning of the Minas Moatize wash plant was a major milestone.

"The signing of the mining contract also represents a major strategic shift for Minas Moatize Ltda bringing it closer to Government objectives and ensuring the longevity of the operation, fiscal exemptions and its sustainability going forward.

"The rolling stock conditions precedent will be completed this month and, with the addition of new highly experienced personnel, I am highly confident that we will deliver on our strategy and build shareholder value."

Beacon also said today that the Phase 2B and 2C of the Minaz Moatize expansion was on track with commissioning of 2B, expected to cost around US$3.5 mln, to start during the fourth quarter of this year.

Phase 2B is expected to increase coking coal yields by up to 4%, while C2 is expected to increase plant capacity to 2.8Mtpa and cost around US$6.5m.

Shares dipped 0.64% to stand at 3.10p.

[che7win] 01/4/2013 10:42

TPL staying in the lead pack...results out this week and farm in nearing completion. I would hope for a lot of upside by year end, but near term could be volatile with results just published.

[norbert dentressangle] 31/3/2013 18:10

Can I add my AMC prediction to the game please? End of year, 38p

[mudbath] 30/3/2013 22:58

Great to see a mention for BYOT.
Thanks EverybodyWangChungTonight.
When the USAID funded PATH feasibility study issues its final conclusions and recommendations(due shortly),it seems likely that the World Health Organization will direct over 14,000 hospitals in 150 countries towards the use of Byotrol.
Like IOF,an absorbing scenario,possessing unlimited potential. imo.

[madchick] 28/3/2013 22:43

For a bit of a gamble, RUR arbitration case with Bolivia is next week. If RUR win - as they should, but that doesn't guarantee Bolivia will play ball - then there is a very nice plus for shareholders once the monies flow back into the company (might take a while to receive the cash - not so sure how that bit works).

I still like WAS - Byrne has a good reputation - looks to be getting on track this year. Needs to sell its non-core assets though, otherwise dilution calls. Good green company, proven technology, ducks being lined up, but everything falls badly behind schedule.

IOF is still the best though :-)

[superg1] 28/3/2013 22:33

I like the look of that product, I'll be buying some of the products, but I do frown at why it takes reading a BB to be aware of it.

It seems great but then they, obviously in a deal, and call it a ' Tesco',cleaning product.

It looks like the Dyson version of cleaning agents. May be a missed trick there.

Quite a bit more to dig through though, to see if it's investable. I watched a brilliant air cleaner, that did all of this, go down the pan. But I can see how this a far more tangible to consumers.