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This is the vital part--- lithium is still required in the upcoming 5 minute [recharge time] batteries. DL has ensured Cadence has other investments to supply all the components of the battery. He is a farsighted investor and we should not belittle him. Nuff said.

Around 90% of today's rechargeable battery market is based on old lead-acid technology, such

as the starter batteries in conventional cars. The other 10% is dominated by lithium-ion

batteries, or LiBs for short, which, at the moment, are the leading technology for use in

smartphones and electric mobility.

These batteries require more than just lithium, though, with other materials used in the

electrodes, including cobalt, nickel and manganese.

Start-up companies, such as BP-partner StoreDot, which is using a new type of electrolyte

and nanomaterials in LiBs, could potentially provide car manufacturers with a battery that

can be charged in five minutes or less.

Behind every great fortune lies a great crime. Honore de Balzac

You can believe it----I do not, but ok maybe h is not not perfect who is!!

I lost my history with this share who REM changed to Cadence, but I remember DL took a mining degree but made his name by taking Lhonro [of `the unacceptable face of capitalism` fame.]. It was a remnant-only one hotel:- he built it up to a multi million dollar business and sold it around 2010. Although trained in mining, he was on the board of several hundred companies, giving him a wide range of contacts [He resigned from all coys in circa 2015].
This why I admire him and give a lot of slack.Why cheat, why betray his fellow investors, why not allow them to share in his knowledge of many areas of business around the globe.

It is always darkest before the dawn.
DL remains buoyant, lots of news imminent, and all his investments have a basis of being possible, and time scales to fruition are subject to market conditions.

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My lips are now sealed on what is happening at HH. I am now officially an insider and have knowledge the rest of the market does not have. So I can not and will not make any specific comment about HH until news releases are out. I’m sure you all understand this.

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My lips are now sealed on what is happening at HH. I am now officially an insider and have knowledge the rest of the market does not have. So I can not and will not make any specific comment about HH until news releases are out. I’m sure you all understand this.

As well as 20 shares in HH, Gunsynd have 5,000,000 shares in Alba Mineral Resources Plc, a UK AIM listed company who holds interests in two oil licences in the Weald (Horse Hill and Brockham – PL 235) as well as a number of mining projects.
Alba posters regard their stake in HH as undervalued.
It all points to a big rerate once the flow rates are published.
The first dip into the Kimmeridge had to be stopped after few hours because the 2000b limit OGA imposed was about to be breached--- truly a gusher..

Thank you. Much appreciated synopsis.
I lost my history when REM changed to Cadence, so reliant on memory.
Evocutis were the accountants who set up REM forming a bond with David Lenigas: he used them to form Gunsynd
[a famous Aussi racehorse] with a range of worldwide disparate stakes in many ventures.
I am a fan of DL and very willing to wait and watch.

up 4%plus and no blog entries---ukog 245 entries now!!! [up10%]

2 % of Horse Hill sounds insignificant, but it is just a small part of an array of promising investments, it is just the first to come to the fore.

Like the boys in the mine in Thailand I have a long way to go before clearing the water, but all my DL shares are now up and running [and all underwater],____ will I follow him into medical cannabis?--- shoot me if I do, long waits for shares to develop should be rationed.
My impression is that he is a figure in the mold of Isombard Kingdom Brunel, and I will light up a massive spliff to celebrate the first statue in his honour--after another long wait.
The boys in the mine have air and food, and the attention of the world, the worst is that they stay for 4 months till the water recedes.
David Lenigas has a good nose for investment opportunities, and works 20 hours a day, and more importantly, I do think he cares for his investors.
As he might say to the trolls"Lets see!".

The Weald is populated by the cream of England, they do not like being disturbed., but continuing production licences ruffles no feathers, which is why I think that the takeover will be a reverse one, with solid dutch built Vonk at the helm, quietly increasing the yield of many wells in the kimmeridge area,and as a FOOTSY company, well away from the disgusting shenanigans of AIM with its s********* trolls making a mockery of share investment
. Im glad to get that off my chest, sod off big time rich but amoral.

I have a hunch that we are about to be taken over.
UKOG making an offer around the 12th july'
David Lenigas has hinted at this today.
Cash and shares will place existing long term holders still underwater in a better frame of mind facing a future where the kimmeridge will multiply expectations.
Doriemus may also figure in this scenario.
UKOG will be a major player in a revitalised Weald oil basin, which is good for the UK economy, and when we lift the footy trophy our cup will run over big time.

I only post on news--- the 150 days of drilling tests to commence at the `Gatwick Gusher`

heralds a fresh phase; the primary objective is the decline rate in the Kimmeridge level,

the initial test for for a few days only.
A prime discovery is that the level is naturally fractured, so NO FRACKING- it to be hoped

that the protesters have at last accepted this and will desist from mindless picketing.
Another concern is that apparently the level is in waves, this means a sidetrack may be hit

and miss leading to slow extraction, but first test showed a strong gush--hence the name-

but it is a known factor.
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All eyes on Kimmeridge flow rates as Horse Hill testing gets underway

Angus took their holding of Lidsey from 50% to 60% in May - by buying off Terrain. Dor has 20% direct interest in Lidsey but 30% of the next well (X2). When this sinks in DOR will improve substantially.

www.thefreedictionary.com/cadence Balanced, rhythmic flow, as of poetry or oratory. 21 mar barksy1 Rare Earth Minerals plc (LON:REM) is to change its name to Cadence Minerals plc, in a nod to the company’s growing interest in the strategic technology materials sector. The junior miner told investors that the company’s new ticker will be 'KDNC' once the name change is be completed, which it expects to be next Monday (27 March). Cadence Board Chairman Mr Mark Hohnen BCN Chief Executive Officer Mr Kiran Morzaria rem + emh Company Secretary Ms Nicola Ingram MM Finance Director Mr Donald Strang rem Non-Executive Chairman Mr Andrew Suckling rem Non-Executive Director Mr Adrian Fairbourn rem Non-Executive Director Mr Ray Hodgkinson [yangi?] I suspect the wonderful Mrs Barksy of insider info, because of her posts and her forcast of the REM sp at end 2016 at 66p. From Macarthur Minerals website; David Lenigas Independent Director David Lenigas is a Mining Engineer with extensive experience in the lithium business, having recently retired as the Executive Chairman of Rare Earth Minerals plc (AIM: REM, OTC: REMMY) (“REM”). REM is a London listed Investment Company which has a number of strategic investments in lithium projects around the world. David was responsible for REM’s early entry in 2013, into the Sonora Lithium Project in northern Mexico, one of the world’s largest new lithium projects. REM has a 30% interest in the majority of the Sonora Lithium Project acreage, with TSX-V and London listed Bacanora Minerals Ltd (TSX-V, AIM: BCN)(“BCN”). He also served as a non-executive director of BCN until the end of 2015. David was also responsible for REM making an early stage 16.4% shareholding in Australian and London listed European Metals Holdings Limited (ASX, AIM: EMH)(“EMH”). EMH is the owner of the Cinovec Lithium Project in the Czech Republic, the largest lithium project in the European Union, which is strategically located on the border with Germany. David is also Executive Chairman of several London listed companies, including Leni Gas Cuba Limited (ISDX: CUBA), AfriAg plc (ISDX: AFRI), and Doriemus plc (ISDX: DOR) DL will be the `Eminence Grise` and use Doriemus to gather the Weald oil companies into one quietly effective unit, revenue streams will be announced without fanfare- DL`s hat is back in its box! To be enfolded into Cadence later perhaps. Urging patience MerMillions says; Anyway who cares as the world needs guargantuan amounts of lithium over the next few years. Gigafactories springing up all over the word like mushrooms We have 5 great deposits on 5 different continents. Roll on Monday.

DL was on hundreds of boards till last year, giving him many contacts with money to invest, so if he sees a juicy opportunity he offers to them a chance to come in at .001 for $50,000, with the prospect of selling as the company is launched on AIM - selling enough to make their investment risk free, making the inevitable wait while the company is prepared for monetetisation palatable. The risk of the `juicy opportunity` tanking should not be ignored, but so far the lemons seem to be few in number. The fascination is how he combines his disparate companies into one gigashare and emulates Warren Buffet. The oil in the Weald basin may provide clues to how he will do it Inspirit is under the radar -few aware it is a DL share. read observer, barksy1 and my posts [own opinion for my amusement only]

DL was on hundreds of boards till last year, giving him many contacts with money to invest, so if he sees a juicy opportunity he offers to them a chance to come in at .001 for $50,000, with the prospect of selling as the company is launched on AIM - selling enough to make their investment risk free, making the inevitable wait while the company is prepared for monetetisation palatable. The risk of the `juicy opportunity` tanking should not be ignored, but so far the lemons seem to be few in number. The fascination is how he combines his disparate companies into one gigashare and emulates Warren Buffet. The oil in the Weald basin may provide clues to how he will do it Inspirit is under the radar -few aware it is a DL share. read observer, barksy1 and my posts [own opinion for my amusement only]

Mistakes are to be utilised---- I have recently installed a toilet suite in our Salon premises, and was amazed that the water heater , tucked in a cupboard was book size yet provided constant hot water, John the plumber said that dual water and electricity units have been around for years and his verdict¬noisy¬ My investment is tens of thou, it is a punt that it will stand out from the competition, but if it dilutes to fund production , no great harm, sold or licensed, a nice result. information ; 27 October 2014 Inspirit Energy (LSE AIM: INSP) is pleased to announce that it has entered the stage of finalising its commercial design and committing to tooling with a number of its engineering partners and suppliers. This significant investment demonstrates Inspirit's progress towards achieving full certification approval and commercialisation of the Company's highly efficient mCHP micro co-generation boilers. The Company can also announce that it has installed a demonstration facility at its Sheffield site. This facility will be able to accommodate a single or multiple Inspirit boilers as well as a conventional heating system. The purpose of this investment is to demonstrate to potential customers how the Inspirit mCHP appliance can work individually or in tandem with other Inspirit units in a cascade configuration to independently meet the demand of the heating circuit or in conjunction with a conventional boiler when the total heat demand is greater. John Gunn, the Company's CEO, commented: "This commitment to investment in tooling and the installation of a demonstration and training facility is an important step for the Company to demonstrate its progress and expand its marketing initiatives with a much broader range of potential customers. We are seeing strong interest from corporates and utilities here in Europe and now from North America, some of which we are optimistic of signing as participants to our commercial trials." Inspirit Energy's new washing machine-sized mCHP micro co-generation boiler is one of the industry's most powerful and energy efficient mCHP appliances for its size with simultaneous generation of up to 15 kilowatts of thermal output and up to 3 kilowatts of electrical output. The appliance's patented engine will take the waste heat from the boiler and convert it efficiently in to electricity; first supplying your own property and feeding surplus electricity into the national grid.Inspirit Energy's new washing machine-sized mCHP micro co-generation boiler is one of the industry's most powerful and energy efficient mCHP appliances for its size with simultaneous generation of up to 15 kilowatts of thermal output and up to 3 kilowatts of electrical output. The appliance's patented engine will take the waste heat from the boiler and convert it efficiently in to electricity; first supplying your own property and feeding surplus electricity into the national grid.

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"With a wonderful business, you can figure out what will happen; you can't figure out when it will happen. You don't want to focus on when, you want to focus on what. If you're right about what, you don't have to worry about when" Warren Buffet.