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You put the mockers on it - lol

York has also committed to implementing Source BioScience's automated cervical cancer screening BD FocalPoint™ technology. The agreement is worth a total of £1.3 million over three years and will commence on 1 April 2013. More contracts with NHS Trusts likely to follow. Excellent company, ground-breaking technology, small market cap of £22m and only 66% free float of shares. What'snot to like?

Thanks for that 'shorts' info. - it is a better display and more info when drilling down but it does seem a little lacking in the actual stocks followed (currently only 188, No Randgold Resources, No Barclays - hardly minor stocks!). Zakken & Madruga - yes, good prospects but not NOW. Expect this to drift back down myself towards 26p. I've sold out another tranche today - those results don't look good short term. IMO will drift for the next 3-4months. Anyway, holders(including me) GL

Shorts : https://www.euroclear.com/site/public/EUI/!ut/p/c5/hY_LboMwEEW_JR9QeWIHcJcuEAjFxuFVYBPRUFXQJmaBQObrS6UukqpJ5y6Pzh1dVKEl53ps3-uhVef6ExWoMg-msU9Cy8cA8c4BHJiRjKRPNi4svLzgHvcMwIJEATg28bj1j_2CCtgcko72XA9FONtj2s17zbtyEq87ELM7cVHIJo-zJ8YaatgPi1Ndtf7x85vDjWPwy6d5SAGnTD6mkQPPObnf7-K7vh2ZSPjq9IZKVFk3t2eA0p_tWg1pS3RigoKSwpo1mlKHE6nph9LHZFwfWxJsGQ9a0Wcr1J-ysXdjfwK2-gKwRkVr/dl3/d3/L0lDU0dZb0tVUUEhIS9JTlNBQ0l3a0RBZ2lRTUFLYW03RURBbyEvNEMxYjhreUFTa0UhLzdfNjVRU0w3SDIwMFJJRDAySjZPUE9QSDM0VTAvZmlyc3QvbW9udGhseQ!!/ However, this does not seem to list Asian Citrus, sorry.

tomorrow -- who knows?????????????? It's had a good run building up to them, must be up nearly 10% in the last 30 days. Hope to have some news on new processing plant, from RNS Sep 21st : "The two existing fruit processing plants are operating at close to full capacity, a third 40,000 tonnes capacity plant is expected to become operational in first quarter of 2013 with trial production in December 2012."

Thought I'd converse with him for probably the last time to find out a few more things. My email and his reply below : Fraser, Thanks for your last reply re.Newcrest's work. I am aware you are officially leaving after this Thursday and good luck in whatever you do. Just a last few points then : 1)Who might my best point of contact be for TPJ, finnCap or Tony Shearer - could you supply me with an email address for Tony please anyway? From the last RNS it is stated about our next cash call : ".....not contribute its pro rata amount and accordingly to have its participating interest in the Manus Island JV project diluted from 15.2% to 11.73%. A further cash call for work undertaken at the JV project for the quarter period ending 31 December 2012 is expected in due course." 2)Will this further cash call if not fulfilled, result in a further dilution below 11.73%? Is there any point when TPJ have a 'free carry' on Manus Island? It has obviously been a very disappointing time for TPJ these last couple of years. Myself and a few other investors posting on LSE(LondonSouthEast) bulletin board, are still hanging on, but it is difficult to know what for any more. We know Newmont have pulled the plug on this year's budget and there was talk of them, as a major shareholder, promoting some new attempts with TPJ to develop Morobe : " Newmont, as the Company's largest shareholder, has confirmed that it will work with TPJ to try to ensure that the next steps for the project are successful and result in its continued development." 3)There has presumably been no concrete developments here, but is TPJ still working with Newmont on ideas? Anyway, best of luck Fraser, any info/updates gladly received. Regards, xxxx -------------------------------------------------------------------- Fraser McGee 10:47 AM (1 hour ago) to me Thank you xxxx. Tony's address is tony.shearer@tpjunction.com and is the principal point of contact going forward. You may also call the broker at finnCapp per the details set out at the foot of the announcements. The anticipated next cash call would see us further diluted if it were not paid. But we have no free carried interest option under the terms of the Newcrest JVA. The Board will continue its ongoing discussions with Newmont and report as to next moves when they have established the same. In the meantime I have to of course agree it has been a very frustrating 2+ yrs after having partnered with the biggest and most successful in the highly prospective PNG and in the addresses we have and coming up with nothing commercial yet and with the markets dictating a cruel near term for early explorers, luck cannot said to have been with us. Careful cash management does however mean that the Company has cash and still some options. Good luck and all the best to you xxxx for the future. Best Fraser

Fraser moves out Feb 28th IMO those trades of 2,500,000 yesterday could be transfers between mm's - i.e. not legitimate trades, hope I'm wrong. Found this Shares article spelling out TPJ's woes : http://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/news/triple-plate-a-lesson-in-mining-risks#.USd9Yh2pWa8

RNS states : creditors of Norseman's principal operating subsidiary Central Norseman Gold Corporation Limited (Administrator Appointed) ("CNGC") today voted to approve the execution of the proposed Deed of Company Arrangement ("DOCA")/Creditors' trust. A further announcement will be made following the meeting of secured creditors which is planned for on or around 8 March 2013.

I'm in here too! Been in since Sep '09 after a tip by Paul Hill of MoneyWeek mag and it's gone nowhere but backwards and sideways lately, but at least they pay a reasonable divi. They are very illiquid and rarely trade, e.g counting up the trades roughly this year so far there have been about £30,000 worth of shares traded. Most days there are No trades. I got an interim divi of £172.55 from my 17,507 shares last January 2012 but I note the final divi this year is about a third of this (0.58cents v 1.93cents per share). Anyway, it's a steady Eddie but can't see anyone getting rich with it. They have survived through the lean years of '09 - '12, so perhaps they will prosper. The statements of the order book are usually cautiously optimistic and this latest is no exception. By the way, my average is a staggering 10.4p - so a way to go for me yet. I'm v. rarely going to post here so if you want me try 'over there' on CRND or CGH, etc.

the Administrator has recommended to creditors that CNGC enter into a DOCA(Deed of Company Arrangement ("DOCA")/Creditors' trust) and a creditors' trust which has been proposed by Norseman and Tulla Resources Group Pty Ltd ("Tulla"). Voting on whether to go for this or winding up on 21 Feb -- good chance of getting back to business IMO

right again - that's quite a lot really. Like you, I've not taken a great deal of interest in this share with small holding, but it really seems to go nowhere. With so many well known titles on it's books, you'd have thought the company would also be on everyone's lips. I added fairly recently at these low levels but now will just have to wait it out, can see it flourishing one day, it doesn't seem to do much wrong (the exchange rate problem was probably not easily avoided last year), so should pick up one day. GL

of DQE revenues - Yeah, down not rising. How do you work out that massive 50p per share debt?

Self-fulfilling prophecies. They say something - the market obeys - see Randgold today too.

so low it's pitiful, about £8k. Looked over on DQE India - even more pitiful about £2k and they were even down 1%. I'm going to send round Sher Khan to sort somebody out soon, don't know who yet.

How come you were posting at match time yesterday - don't you like Bale anymore? - lol

Solid set of results, exchange rate positive, the future looking a lot brighter than the current sp. Market to react favourably - I says so.

Very factual but what does it say? I emailed Fraser : Fraser, Thank you for today's update. It is extremely factual but, as you are aware, not many of us are geologists or mining experts. So, what does it all mean for the future prospects of TPJ? These are the overdue drilling results from Newcrest and you state: "The three inclined holes, collared at spacings of about 350m and 200m respectively, returned low-grade but extensive copper-gold mineralization, including narrow significant copper values of 1-2% in isolated 1m core samples." We are not going to contribute to the end of September cash-call. Is this because we have insufficient cash or that the prospect is not that appealing? Are the grades encountered of copper and gold commercially viable? Further, Mt.Dremsel, I have discovered, is on Manus Island. After the mapping and sampling is now complete, "A review of the Mt Dremsel lithocap rock and soil geochemistry will be undertaken in conjunction with the spectral lithocap mineralogy, geological mapping and heli-magnetic data." who is conducting this review, is it also part of Newcrest's work? If Mt.Dremsel is with Newcrest, which I suspect, the continuing work on Manus appears to be completely in Newcrest's hands. I realise you cannot compromise TPJ by stating anything too definite about the prospects on Manus, but is TPJ encouraged by the results at Arie? Are the results, in your opinion, likely to see further investigation by Newcrest. It is a difficult situation with regards our JV but as a simple shareholder it would be most beneficial to be able to have some sort of feel for where this is going. Regards, xxxx He replied : xxxx, As we do not know what Newcrest's budget is yet for the project this year. You know what Newmont did with Morobe. The results are not encouraging enough at this stage for us to spend the precious capital we have, especially when the future of the project/Newcrest's commitment is unknown. Newcrest are doing the work at Dremsel as part of the JV yes. I cannot comment on the future work programme yet to be put forward by Newcrest as manager. Best Fraser ------------------------------- Well, it don't look good. Fraser admits it's not good enough for our money. Are Newcrest going to continue with Arie and/or Mt. Dremsel on Manus? We'll find out in the next few weeks I should think. Hold, or ditch and get a few pennies back - your choice, long-term holders.

I don't think, particularly on Aim, anyone can say 'this will cause a re-rate'. We've been waiting for this baby to sort out this I-1 well in its Mustang Island 818-L Field since July. I bought in soon after thinking now here's a quick play if this works out and gets flowing. Quick, no! We still haven't got the flow rates when I, probably naively, thought this would all be sorted by September maybe October. It's all got so tedious now I'm not even sure if good flow rates are going to get the sp up to 12p which it was when we were hoping to get things sorted. It's going to need about a 75% spike to get anywhere.

Found it : 7-Feb-2013 Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement, Completion of Acquisition or Item 1.01 Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement. On January 25, 2013, Worthington Energy, Inc. (the "Company") entered into a settlement agreement and mutual release of claims (the "Settlement Agreement") with Anthony Mason ("Mason") and Black Cat Exploration & Productions, LLC ("Black Cat"). Pursuant to the terms of the Settlement Agreement, the Company agreed to pay Black Cat and/or Mason $125,000 in 10 equal payments, with the first payment due March 11, 2013 and the remaining payments every 30 days thereafter until paid in full (the "Settlement Payment"). In the event that the Company obtains a credit facility in an amount equal to or greater than $3,500,000, the full amount of the Settlement Payment then outstanding will become immediately due and payable. In addition, the Company agreed to transfer to Black Cat all title and interest the Company owned in the I-1 well, Mustang Island 818-L lease and other assets acquired from Black Cat pursuant to the Purchase and Sale Agreement between the Company and Black Cat, dated November 14, 2011, as amended by the First Amendment to Purchase and Sale Agreement dated March 5, 2012 (the "Purchase Agreement"). Furthermore, all production from the I-1 well, from the date the well went online (approximately August 30, 2012) was transferred to Black Cat in connection with the Settlement Agreement. Black Cat agreed to return to the Company for cancellation the 4.5 million shares of the Company it received in connection with the Purchase Agreement as well as all studies and engineering information related to the VM 179 seismic acquisition. Further, in connection with the Settlement Agreement, Mason agreed to resign as President, Chief Executive Officer and a Director of the Company. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yep, you're right. Is it a little strange or have we all got to the bottom of this? Reads a bit odd to me the CEO getting paid off and getting the boot - perhaps I'm just not up on this story. Anyway, WGAS finished 378.46% UP today - shame that that means nothing to us.

So WGAS of no relevance at all to SLME anymore - don't remember hearing the change in circumstances. Our 9th October RNS noted our joint interest. Where do I read that that has ceased for WGAS?