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Jongle,

No I haven't recently visited the states, however, ginger beer/ale is a natural mixer for whiskey whilst tonic is primarily associated with gin. A run through USA zip codes and the variety of fevertree mixers stocked (which are extensive), where only one variety of fevertree mixer is stocked, ginger sems to be more prevalent than stores just stocking tonic water. Consequently, as sales of whiskey appear to be soaring in the states, it would appear to be a logical deduction that sales of ginger mixer would be high too AIMHO

Shouldn't just be focused on gin, fevertree ginger is a great mixer for whisky and to that end great right up on Diageo in the Sunday Telegraph, who have seen their whisky sales take off in the USA. This might explain why Fevertree ginger seems to be stocked everywhere in the USA.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/investing/shares/questor-like-good-scotch-back-drinks-cabinet-diageo-seems-get/

Thanks for the webcast post MissDosh. Quite a long watch and listen but the Q&A's were of interest, not so much as what was asked but who was doing the asking. Panmore Gordon, Jeffries, Peel Hunt, Artemis, Morgan Stanley and Hannam and Partners to name but a few

Think you meant a sail off if the II's start to get involved

Press finally catching up

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-hurricane-energy-outlook/hurricane-energy-shares-jump-on-higher-guidance-from-scottish-oil-fields-idUKKCN1U617E

Your RNS draft works for me ADUK :)

Only got to look at the stats for opentable to appreciate the huge potential for this even more attractive restaurant booking proposition

https://www.opentable.com/about/

Would have thought the large II's will be represented at today's Capital Market day so shouldn't have to wait too long Cabo

We are encouraged by the Warwick Deep well, despite the penetrated fracture system not supporting a commercial oil flow rate. Hurricane's assessment of data acquired during drilling and testing indicates that the well encountered a significant oil "Column on the Warwick structure. Our initial analysis indicates an OWC consistent with pre-drill predictions. Confirmation of our provisional analysis will require data from the remaining 2019 drilling campaign, as well as fluid sample analysis from Warwick Deep. Importantly, we have evidence that suggests to Hurricane that the result at Warwick Deep does not have negative read-across to Lancaster or Lincoln".

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You'd like to think that when Allied Minds has positive news from one of its portfolio companies, it would announce it, through the London Stock Exchange and on its website. It hasn;t bothered. So as a shareholder, we'll pass this on instead: http://www.appliedmaterials.com/company/news/press-releases/2019/07/applied-materials-enables-emerging-memories-for-the-internet-of-things-and-cloud-computing …

Future market looks rosy for MRAM which is good news for SpinMemory

https://www.mram-info.com/analysts-expect-mram-revenues-grow-170x-2029-reach-4-billion

Robin,

Courtesy of mryl on the ADVFN BB

Axotyl, it's because you are confusing the surface that 1 kg of single layer graphene would cover, with the volume that 1kg of graphene nanoplatelets powder occupies. GNP is basically a very fine powder in a drum. If you check out the density of graphene you'll find that it's not even that low, I've worked with much lower density materials in the lab. So in terms of volume it's nothing out of the ordinary really. The only caveat is maybe that when working with true few layer graphene you don't want it to agglomerate so you won't put all of it in a single container and you want to avoid compressing it, you'll give it space to "breathe", so it may take a bit more volume due to all the air in the drum. It's more the surface covered by a given amount of single-layer 2d material that is impressive, given how thin these materials are. A quick calculation, which might be wrong, tells me that the Barcelona football pitch (105mx68m) would be fully covered by 5.6g of single layer graphene laid flat. I hope that makes sense.

Case for the bears; we'll see.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-07-04/fevertree-erases-year-s-gains-as-jefferies-sees-gin-fatigue

Fault Tolerant Quantum Computer possibilities.
https://www.graphene-info.com/researchers-discover-new-states-matter-arise-stacking-2d-layers-graphene

Link just posted by Neill on twitter

http://www.versarien.com/files/5415/6216/1636/Berenberg_European_Discovery_Investor_Conference_2019.pdf

Let's hope the Dubai 3D Printing strategy is the catalyst needed to progress future AECOM orders

https://www.aecom.com/without-limits/article/delivering-middle-east-construction-faster-smarter-and-better/

https://www.dubaifuture.gov.ae/our-initiatives/dubai-3d-printing-strategy/

Consistent low volumes so unlikely anything going on. This share easier to be patient with than most disruptive technology companies as at least it is profitable. Good write up here

https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/news/shares/shares-in-gene-therapy-pioneer-oxford-biomedica-buoyed-by-news-of-tie-up-with-japans-santem

..and here is your buyer

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You had to be at the AGM of Allied Minds to see how poor management is. And the new bosses are part of the free bets, despite not disclosing this in the accounts.
Today we are buying sufficient shares to go above 5%, so that we can call an EGM. This has gone on for far too long.

Good post BurtonD

Have watched this share since launch and finally bought a small amount Friday and added another very modest amount today. Noting how volatile it is, I will look to trade in a year's time when it will either be worth very little or multiples of this current price. Beauty is keeping the investment small enough not to lose sleep over. GLA

Upcoming AGM should be interesting

Disney resorts to test CBRS
In a promising sign for CBRS, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts was granted permission to conduct CBRS testing to at its Disney resorts in Anaheim and Orlando.

@FedWireless submits results of "report card" testing of its #SAS to @FCC in preparation of final initial customer deployment #ICD - passes all of the more than 1000 tests conducted by Institute of Telecommunication Services. #spectrumcontroller #CBRS http://bit.ly/2sauZhj

https://twitter.com/FedWireless?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor