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I'm waiting for the follow up Share Talk Q&A as I don't feel any matters were resolved during the Zak Mir t'interview.

*And wants a 'bang for his buck' too*.

Oh no, I think I can hear LSE Five-0 about to charge through my door and seize my smart phone for uploading unfounded posts... May be NR might be able to take a more objective view now that he's not playing a corporate role, and he's now looking in from an investors point of view and what's a 'bang for his buck' too.

I mentioned earlier that I asked NR regards the new viability of the electric pumps. I would have liked his opinion but sadly he didn't answer that question for me but he did reply nonetheless. Previously, I've been chastised by LSE for uploading posts from the CEO that can't be verified so, whether you accept the below reply as being bona-fide or not is solely up to you. "Thanks you for your support over the years.  It has not been an easy decision to move on, but the market continues to be unforgiving for the 678 well and loan default in 2015 and so I think it better to give a new team a chance whilst the balance sheet is strong enough for a period of change. I am on a plane to Trinidad with Stewart Ahmed, the new Operations Directors for Trinidad; and as part of Leo Koot’s “taking stock” Stewart and I will be reviewing all the options so that Stewart can guild the Company’s strategy.  I still have a significant shareholding in LGO and so I am keen to help Leo and Stewart succeed." Signed - The Silver Fox (OK, that bit wasn't genuine).

I thought I'd pen my last email to the Silver Fox - in an attempt to extract some information regards this new found speech of increasing Bopd from the Goudron field by electric pump. I'll update should I hear anything.

LLL, I'm not one for engaging with you as I believe you're a little scallywag but that said, I agree what you say and that LK will have to 'stand and deliver' (no Adam and the Ants connection). LK obviously needs time to come good on his word, and I'm hoping the Share Talk interview will offer further insight into his direction. If his newly discovered (new to NR) electric pumps can extract a few more Bopd from the Goudron field, therefore enhancing his infamous 'free cash flow' comment, then I'd say that's a great start for him.

South America appears to be LK's opening gambit but I doubt he has just placed a pin in a map and decided to 'focus' his attention there. I presume in the 1-month lead up to Koot considering taking on LGO he did some networking to find out what might be available in South America first. I still need to understand how he's going to fully maximise the field based on current revenue. I'm hoping this week's Share Talk interview will answer my questions. ATB.

IN4C, I don't wish to be a damp squib on the recently announced elated news but, any activity within South America is likely to be a fairly distant time line, and an expensive one. I'm hoping LK already has an acreage or knowledge of a licence in an oil sodden area that he wishes to attain otherwise, this could be a long process. That said; if he can expedite / enhance Goudron at limited costs for maximum return - then all the better. I'm just staying 'Switzerland' until a potential field with confirmed CPR in South America comes about.

For those that missed the Stock Tube video. On a side note; I'd still like answers from LK at his Share Talk interview regards how he believes he will generate enough free cash flow from Goudron field to support new operations. http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/stocktube/7438/south-america-the-new-focus-for-lgo-energy-plc-executive-chairman-leo-koot-7438.html

Bilbo, Thank you, but I didn't really want to trawl through his catalogue of nonsense to find his LGO comments. I just hoped another would educate me with what he said. S4LMO, Ta muchly.

Can anyone tell me what comments DL made regards LGO and it's recent transition? I thought another mentioned that DL made some retracting / distancing comments of LGO - I can't recall exactly what was said as I'm not a social media butterfly whereby I read different social platforms. Mille grazie.

S4LMO, "Another top up?" Have you been adding since the webcast or sneakily before? Either way, I kinda know your average-ish, so any additional at today's prices will dramatically reduce your average. ATB ol' boy.

Sorry if I've missed anyone off. 1) It appears as though there may be a lull with imminent drilling operations, apart from converting some of the wells to electric pump for enhanced performance - will the electric pumps provide enough additional Bopd / revenue to allow for further cash flow? 2) What is the expected / hopeful increase in Bopd with using an electric pump? 3) What are the costs related to using them (I presume any cost is off-set against nodding donkeys maintenance). 4) And why, in all things holy, did NR not consider using these types of pumps (too expensive / not aware / unavailable). 5) And why did no-one from the original LGO team recognise the fact that the oil from the shallows could be from a larger oil deposit? How is it that you've just come along and suddenly noticed it? What did you do to recognise this? 6) please supply 2016 prod figures for Spain & Trini as for 1st time they were omitted from annuals. 7) was application paperwork done following 678 to enable sidetracking or re drilling (stated as prob preferred option at the time) from a new pad allowing for trajectory bypassing of stuck drill location below the 9 5/8" level. 8) Re 678 could you no re enter and drill a deviated sidetrack around the lost tool? 9) Lgo was/is notorious for being a leaky ship, moving office will potentially plug one massive hole, is there more you can do to plug more holes before the good ship Columbus sets sail 10) Does Leo intend to utilise more of the Lind debt facility or does he see an end to that arrangement in favour of a better deal elsewhere? 11)  Neil had ambitions of doubling current production by the end of 2017. Is this potentially still on the table with the direction you are pursuing for 2017? 12)  Can you commit to a date by which you will give a detailed plan for the next 12 months? The plan needs to include overall strategy, but also concrete actions with targets, clear financial objectives and deadlines 13)  Cedros/sw peninsula was intended to be jv/farmout/free ride. Is this still the case and does he see more of Columbus's assets being operated on a jv basis allowing the company to expand further into South America without overstretching itself ? 14) A  lot of SHs seem to think you are well connected which could give us access to funding. is this correct and what would this mean for Cedros. If not correct could you outline your thinking on potential funding strategies for the Cedros field?

http://www.investegate.co.uk/totally-plc--tly-/rns/about-health--90-000-contract/201703170700097584Z/ There have been a few mini contracts won and I'll be interested to view their accounts as none of these contracts have been well received by the market. They are of low financial value and I wonder what their profit is. Nonetheless, the company is making traction, which is encouraging, and they are moving into new treatment areas. ATB.

"Bracknor is prohibited from short selling ahead of any conversion notice, being the notice given to the Company that Bracknor wishes to convert the loan notes into AVO shares."

http://www.itv.com/news/tyne-tees/2017-02-15/back-at-school-and-starting-swimming-thanks-to-proton-beam-therapy-in-the-us-paid-for-by-the-nhs/ We all know of the benefits, an the PBT 'rat race' is on for facilities to be open in the UK. AVO already have a 'glamorous' prime location in London - with agreements to treat children for a couple of hours each day - Pro-Bono. A customer order will come. Timelines just need to be met, - and money sourced, which I imagine we all know where that will come from. If March 2018 can be adhered to, we are almost on the countdown to patients being treated (for payment and for free). Roll on AVO.

http://www.investegate.co.uk/totally-plc--tly-/rns/grant-of-options-under-saye-option-scheme/201612130700106344R/ Well, I knew good old Wendy would take shares on the cheap. She's not put her hand in her pocket via the open market for an incredibly long time, which is something that has previously frustrated me about her during her time as Chief. Oh well. At least she's alright Jack'.

http://www.investegate.co.uk/totally-plc--tly-/rns/totally-health-contract-with-guy-s-and-st-thomas-/201612010700106200Q/ There's no doubt they keep receiving contracts but the value of this is unknown, although I strongly imagine it's of low value, but if it's networking that TLY are trying to achieve then fair enough. It will be interesting to see their accounts as I can't help but think the cost of running this, and the Police OHU contracts, are going to ve expensive to run. Time will tell. ATB.

I believe LSE have amended your setting and kindly filtered me from you. Peace and quiet.

Cashking, Police Officers and staff go to Occupational Health on a self referral basis. And believe me when I say this, it's an overused service to compliment them being on restricted duties due to back / neck / wrist / injury on duty ailments. I doubt Premier will receive a price per individual referral as the Police simply cannot afford it. The £60k fee will be for every member or none. It's a take or leave service. Hertfordshire Police HMIC report states they need to save £35.9m in the next 2 years. If I look further Beds and Cambs won't be too dissimilar. No Police Service can afford to be flamboyant with expenses especially as they are trying to recruit again after their failed University course programmes. I'm not detracting it away from Premier but the deal is far from lucrative. Regards.