Podcasts about aaog

We had a great interview with The Angry Tech Guy all about the tech industry, how he saved AAOG's computer, and his journey. ABOUT THE ANGRY TECH GUY The Angry Tech was established in February 15th 2017.We are based in New Jersey. I am certified and experienced with 5+ years in computer and phone repair. I provide quick professional service with only official parts. Out of state repairs available with shipping. Follow them here

Separated by Tymaret's attack, Eva, Aslan, and Takis must now brave the dangers of the mountains without the aid of their friends. Fortunately, not everything they encounter is bound and determined to kill them, as evident by the appearance of Argos, the latest guest character piloted by none other than Chase, one of AAOG's moderators and one of the three stars on the Mod Squad! With the aid of their new friend, will they be able to prevail against the lingering presence of the Returned? Find out on this episode of Dice Sesh!

Listen to the Patron Day Chat & chat with the AAOG gang! To join this madness be sure to check out our Patreon! This recording was done on July 16th 2020!

Listen to the Patron Day Chat & chat with the AAOG gang all about Persona 4 and more! To join this madness be sure to check out our Patreon! This recording was done on June 25h 2020!

How does a Let's Play YouTube channel grow into a business with a full team of content creators across multiple formats (podcasts, articles, videos, and more)?Sean Velasquez from All Ages of Geek is here to lay down the knowledge about how they did just that. The secret isn't just more followers or any YouTube secret sauce. In this interview, learn how passion, community, and a solid foundation of business knowledge will help you start bringing on your first team members and see explosive growth. We'll talk about it all in this episode, or check out an abbreviated transcript over at https://geekswhogetpaid.com. If you liked this and want to support future episodes, consider checking out our Patreon for extra awesome Patron benefits! https://www.patreon.com/geekswhogetpaidSkip to a Question:1:28 - Tell me about yourself. Who is Sean Velasquez?4:02 - What is All Ages of Geek?5:44 - What does "interactivity" mean to you?7:19 - How does the combo of content and community work?9:07 - Say a content creator wants to get involved creating for a network like AAoG, how do they do that?11:16 - What it means to be part of the All Ages of Geek team.13:55 - How did you transition from Let's Play channel to full content network?16:08 - What is the All Ages of Geek community like?23:28 - How does the Patreon work? How are the tiers set up?25:08 - Side Quest: Talking about the philosophy of Orks. 29:22 - More on Patreon perks.31:23 - How do you balance free vs. paid content?34:42 - How do you adjust from "one-person-show" to a full team?45:30 - If someone is looking to make that transition, from one person to having a team, what is the one piece of advice you would give?Follow All Ages of Geek: Website: https://allagesofgeek.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/AllAgesofGeekPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=3268781Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/geekswhogetpaid)

Check out the AAOG crews reaction to The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King! This episode is part three of the movie!

Check out the AAOG crews reaction to The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King! This episode is part two of the movie!

Check out the AAOG crews reaction to The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King! This episode is part one of the movie!

Listen to the Patron Day Chat & chat with the AAOG gang all about Persona 4 and more! To join this madness be sure to check out our Patreon! This recording was done on June 24h 2020!

Listen to the Patron Day Chat & chat with the AAOG gang all about anime and more! On this episode here all about the orange vs tangerine debate! To join this madness be sure to check out our Patreon! This recording was done on June 4th 2020!

Listen to the Patron Day Chat & chat with the AAOG gang all about Persona 5 and more! To join this madness be sure to check out our Patreon! This recording was done on June 11th 2020!

Interesting first week.  RockRose Energy (RRE) announced a year-end trading update.  Year-end total cash was $370.7 million ($54.9 million restricted), more than the current capitalisation.  Rockhopper Exploration (RKH) announced Heads of Terms with Navitas to farm-in to Sea Lion. Sea Lion JV partner Premier Oil (PMO) announced its trading and operations update.  2019 production was 78,400 boepd.  It's also looking forward to drilling its first well in Alaska, which it describes as "potentially transformational" for Premier, whose own interest comes via a farm out from 88 Energy (88E) Bahamas Petroleum Company (BPC) announced an update regarding their mutual fund set up to allow locals to invest.  Reabold Resources (RBD) and Echo Energy (ECHO) issued drilling updates.  United Oil & Gas (UOG) and Prospex Oil & Gas (PXOG) issued announcements regarding the issue of an environmental approval in Italy.  Zenith Energy (ZEN) and Anglo African Oil & Gas (AAOG) announced a loan by ZEN to AAOG of £250,000 to keep it afloat.  

Plenty of excitement last week and not just with the election.  The week started with I3 Energy (I3E) seeing its price collapse back down on Monday. After readers of the blog and listeners to the podcast were alerted last weekend to the false statements being made about the previous week's announcements.  I started challenging the misstatements on Friday and a crescendo of abuse built up right through the weekend, only finishing on Monday morning after what I said would happen did.  Most of this was from those promoting the false interpretations of I3's announcements, but some were from genuine investors who having been deceived and bought the shares, now wanted to believe the lies. The same thing happened with Anglo African Oil & Gas (AAOG) who announced on Thursday no further repayments from SNPC, lower than expected payments under the investor sharing agreement and yet another rig delay.  This proved too much even for core investors and the price collapsed 70% to 0.7p.  As those who follow me know, I’ve been calling this down from the high teens and, just like with I3E last weekend, I received much abuse on the way.  Some of this came from known shills, but the majority was from those who had bought too many and wanted desperately to believe. As I said mid-week, I can understand how upsetting it is for those who believed the misrepresentations and bought these companies’ shares, but all I do is look at the facts and report them.  There's nothing personal in this, there's no agenda and all I can say is be very careful in future who you listen to.  Particularly in the case of AAOG, I think some people have racked up enormous losses, multiplied up by averaging down and, if it’s any consolation, some parties are looking to try to put together an investor group with 5%+ to call an EGM and remove the directors.  I understand there could be a good case to recover damages from previous and current directors, plus the company’s professional advisors. Back to more normal news, Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) announced that it has entered into a rig option agreement.  They have until 31 January 2020 to finalise a legally binding contract.  No word yet as to how they will finance this, although they do say that it creates a catalyst to attract drilling partners if required.  They already have a convertible loan note outstanding, so my view would be to do nothing here until financing news is released. United Oil & Gas (UOG) returned from suspension on Monday, possibly not the best of days with Tullow Oil (TLW)’s simultaneous announcement of its difficulties.  Tullow, of course, is co-venturer in UOG's most significant asset offshore Jamaica.  On the bright side, they announced the receipt of $855,000 from Hibiscus in relation to their North Sea blocks. Unfortunately, their Egypt acquisition from Rockhopper Exploration (RKH) turns out to be being financed at 3p, which is nearly half the price of their last placing.  I’ve never been particularly keen on this company, since it's an arbitrary collection of assets and doesn't really appear to have any direction.  The ones that do best in the market generally have one big project and 100% focus on it.  Share prices also tend to stagnate once companies reach the production stage and dreams turn into realities.  The money usually is in the run-up to that point. Hurricane Energy (HUR) announced a trading and operational update.  All looks solid.  The average production rate of 13,300 barrels of oil per day for 2019 and 20,000 barrels of oil per day forecast for 2020.  Currently 33.2p, it trades under the 34p placing price of three years ago, even though it has achieved its targeted objectives.  Think about it. Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas (ECO) announced the renewal of its Guyana licence, another one where Tullow is the operator and major interest holder, but everything here comes down to the operating decisions that will be made in January.  Will Tullow want, or be able to continue, is the question. Europa Oil & Gas (EOG) announced its AGM statement.  Key here is whether they can secure farm-outs for their Inishkea licence, offshore Ireland, and their newly awarded licence in Morocco.  At a £10 million market cap, it remains a pure gamble. Pantheon Resources (PANR) announced successful bids for acreage in an Alaska lease sale.  27,840 acres might sound a lot, but the announcement is pure fluff and PANR remains very much on the avoid list. In closing, RockRose Energy (RRE) announced the commencement of its development drilling campaign.  The company is set to participate in at least seven wells before the end of 2020.  I bought a couple of tranches of RRE around 130p and received a 150p per share “return of capital” a few months later, so I’ve always liked it.  Now 1,735p, it appears to be temporarily stuck, but another acquisition should move it. If you'd like to know my trading ideas now (and as those who follow me know, I'm rarely wrong), then subscribe to the private blog at https://www.oilnewslondon.com/oilman-jim  

In this episode of #FinancialFox, British Investor and Oil guru Chris Oil still believes that AAOG could be a great investment opportunity if the problems at the TLP 103 well, encountered during the drilling programme at the Tilapia field in the Republic of the Congo, can be addressed properly. It could potentially be the oil stock of the last quarter of 2018. DEFINITELY ON WATCHLIST. Finally, quick tip: investors who want to become a millionaire should start to look at uranium stocks, but not LSE. Start researching. More soon on FinancialFox

Share Talk spoke with David Sefton, Executive Chairman about the TLP-103 well (SMP-102 rig) which he says "is not wildcat exploration. It targets reservoirs that are already producing at Tilapia as well as a historical discovery in the deeper Mengo horizon. Here are the six questions we asked David Sefton, Executive Chairman.Tilapia oil field in the Republic of the Congo. The TLP-103 well spudded today – congratulations – there has been a lot of hard work to get to this point, can you tell us a bit more about what the team have been working on? The Tilapia field has an excellent address – can you give us a bit more information about the region? TLP-103 has been described as a multi-horizon well can you explain what this means and also give us an overview of what the well is targeting? You’ve stated that TLP-103 has a highly attractive risk/reward tradeoff, can you explain a bit more about this? The well is expected to take 64 days to drill, when can we expect some more news flow? And finally, in the event of success, what are AAOG’s plans for further development of the Tilapia field? **Anglo African O&G (AIM:AAOG) Commencement of drilling at Tilapia oil field** Anglo African Oil & Gas plc, an independent oil and gas developer, is pleased to confirm that the TLP-103 well (‘TLP-103’ or ‘the Well’) on the [Tilapia oil field (‘Tilapia’) spudded at approximately 12 p.m. on 15 August 2018.](https://www.share-talk.com/share-news/anglo-african-og-aimaaog-commencement-of-drilling-at-tilapia-oil-field/)  AAOG holds a 56% working interest in the producing Tilapia field, which is located in the prolific Lower Congo Basin in the Republic of the Congo. TLP-103 will be drilled to an intended total depth of 2,700 metres with completion expected in 64 days. **Anglo African Oil & Gas (AAOG)** is an AIM-listed independent oil and gas company that owns a 56% stake in the producing Tilapia oil field in the Republic of the Congo.  The Company boasts a low-cost production story in a prolific hydrocarbon region with significant exploration upside, differentiating it substantially from its E&P peers.  Additionally, management's remuneration is tied to hitting production milestones, reflecting their strong focus on cost control.

All the manufactured hysteria over Flupocalypse 2018 has led to many questions in the practice regarding natural anti-viral strategies, particularly Elderberry. This podcast dives into the research regarding safety and efficacy of Elderberry vs. Flu. It also addresses the following questions: How does Elderberry effectiveness compare to Tamiflu and Amantidine? Is Elderberry safe if you have autoimmunity? Is Elderberry safe for children? If you'd rather watch the video, check it out on Youtube at https://youtu.be/jt-1pr-AaOg