Podcasts about West Newton

    I recently caught up with Boston Red Sox Hall of Famer Bill Lee at the West Newton Theatre in West Newton, Mass., where he promoted the independent baseball film, Eephus, in which he stars as himself.     Lee, a left-handed pitcher, is famous for developing the Leephus pitch, a variety of the … Continue reading TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME WITH BILL “SPACEMAN” LEE →

Republican presidential candidates criss-cross New Hampshire, looking for votes. The state is raking in cash from some forms of gambling. The West Newton cinema needs help to stay open. 5 minutes of news that will keep you in The Loop.

Reabold Resources PLC (AIM:RBD) co-CEOs Sachin Oza and Stephen Williams visit Proactive's London studio to speak with Thomas Warner after a group of Reabold shareholders requisitioned a general meeting to be held on 10 January. The requisition represents the third attempt to oust Oza and Williams as co-CEOs. They urged shareholders to reject all resolutions at the general meeting, emphasising the company's momentum and potential value delivery in 2024. Williams attributes the takeover attempts to the company's attractive portfolio and significant cash inflow from the Victory Project sale to Shell. He expresses concerns about the use of these funds and highlights what he considers a pattern of opportunistic requisition attempts following financial gains. Oza addresses some of the challenges the company has faced, focusing on regulatory delays impacting the execution of the business plan. The co-CEOs warn about the ability of any incoming managers managing the next few pivotal months for the business and highlight what they consider conflicts of interest and lack of capability of the proposed new directors and management. Additionally, they go on to discuss Reabold's prospects for 2024, including the drilling of the West Newton well in the UK and early production potential in Italy. They emphasise the importance of their leadership for the company's success in the company's projects and urge shareholders to support their continued leadership for the company's crucial year ahead. #ReaboldResources #SachinOza #StephenWilliams #EnergyIndustry #OilAndGas #UKEnergy #ShareholderMeeting #CorporateGovernance #BusinessStrategy #EnergySecurity #RegulatoryChallenges #InvestmentStrategy #CorporateLeadership #TakeoverAttempts #EuropeanEnergy #WestNewtonProject #ItalianEnergyProjects #ShareholderAdvice #CorporateInterview #BusinessInsights #ProactiveInvestors #Reabold #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Major highway projects can bring prosperity, ease of travel but can also cut through the soul of a community and make it vanish. In this episode we learn about how the Turnpike Authority cleared out swaths of homes in West Newton and Auburndale Mass. Myrtle Village formed around the Myrtle Baptist Church, which still stands today as a testament to the perseverance and faith of a community. However the construction of the Pike left visible scars on the neighborhood which can still be seen with a careful eye. A jumble confusing traffic patterns, dead ends and oddly configured streets make it obvious that the area used to look completely different. We also discuss what a "Turnpike" is anyway and how the famous Star Market ended up straddling the highway. By the late 1940's routes 9, 20 and 30 were already completely congested with traffic. In an attempt to address the growing need for roads, one of the greatest monsters in Massachusetts history was created. Like most monsters this was a hybrid of two things. The key power of this monster is Eminent domain which gives the government the authority to seize private property in the public interest if they compensate the owner. Sources, credits, photos, links and more information at LostMassachusetts.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lostmass/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lostmass/support

Jim Ellermeyer continues his conversation with professional wrestlers The Rev Ron Hunt as we discuss finding his place in religion and becoming a for real Reverand.  We talk equality and equity in life.  How do we combat racism in 2023?  The Rev Ron Hunt has appeared on Ring of Honor and WWE television and can be seen in action with the Renegade Wrestling Alliance (www.RWALive.com) in West Newton, PA and other promotions.  Follow him at https://linktr.ee/therevronhunt to see where he's going to be next!  Are you finding benefit from this show? We appreciate any support with our Patreon page! Pledge as little as $1 a month for extra clips, behind the scenes and more at www.patreon.com/fishingwithoutbait ! Subscribe to our Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Music, TuneIn or look for it on your favorite Podcatcher!

Jim Ellermeyer continues his conversation with professional wrestlers The Rev Ron Hunt as we discuss finding his place in religion and becoming a for real Reverand.  We talk equality and equity in life.  How do we combat racism in 2023?  The Rev Ron Hunt has appeared on Ring of Honor and WWE television and can be seen in action with the Renegade Wrestling Alliance (www.RWALive.com) in West Newton, PA and other promotions.  Follow him at https://linktr.ee/therevronhunt to see where he's going to be next!  Are you finding benefit from this show? We appreciate any support with our Patreon page! Pledge as little as $1 a month for extra clips, behind the scenes and more at www.patreon.com/fishingwithoutbait ! Subscribe to our Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Music, TuneIn or look for it on your favorite Podcatcher!

Jim Ellermeyer continues his conversation with professional wrestlers The Rev Ron Hunt as we discuss his trainman with Afa and Sika of the Wild Samoans and education. The Rev Ron Hunt has appeared on Ring of Honor and WWE television and can be seen in action with the Renegade Wrestling Alliance (www.RWALive.com) in West Newton, PA and other promotions. Follow him at https://linktr.ee/therevronhunt to see where he's going to be next!

Jim Ellermeyer continues his conversation with professional wrestlers The Rev Ron Hunt as we discuss his trainman with Afa and Sika of the Wild Samoans and education. The Rev Ron Hunt has appeared on Ring of Honor and WWE television and can be seen in action with the Renegade Wrestling Alliance (www.RWALive.com) in West Newton, PA and other promotions. Follow him at https://linktr.ee/therevronhunt to see where he's going to be next!

Jim Ellermeyer and welcomes professional wrestlers The Rev Ron Hunt as we discuss his upbringing, handling being bullied and how pro wrestling influenced him.  How  we deal with failure and growth.  How did Eddie Guerrero influence him? How can one psych themselves out of success?  The Rev Ron Hunt has appeared on Ring of Honor and WWE television and can be seen in action with the Renegade Wrestling Alliance (www.RWALive.com) in West Newton, PA and other promotions.  Follow him at https://linktr.ee/therevronhunt to see where he's going to be next!  Are you finding benefit from this show? We appreciate any support with our Patreon page! Pledge as little as $1 a month for extra clips, behind the scenes and more at www.patreon.com/fishingwithoutbait ! Subscribe to our Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Music, TuneIn or look for it on your favorite Podcatcher!

Jim Ellermeyer and welcomes professional wrestlers The Rev Ron Hunt as we discuss his upbringing, handling being bullied and how pro wrestling influenced him.  How  we deal with failure and growth.  How did Eddie Guerrero influence him? How can one psych themselves out of success?  The Rev Ron Hunt has appeared on Ring of Honor and WWE television and can be seen in action with the Renegade Wrestling Alliance (www.RWALive.com) in West Newton, PA and other promotions.  Follow him at https://linktr.ee/therevronhunt to see where he's going to be next!  Are you finding benefit from this show? We appreciate any support with our Patreon page! Pledge as little as $1 a month for extra clips, behind the scenes and more at www.patreon.com/fishingwithoutbait ! Subscribe to our Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Music, TuneIn or look for it on your favorite Podcatcher!

Top 5 Most Read RNS's on Vox Markets for Thursday 29th September 2022 5. Synairgen #SNG - Interim Results Synairgen continues to explore the potential of SNG001 in three settings: 1. For use as a broad-spectrum antiviral for people hospitalised with severe viral lung infections; 2. In people hospitalised with COVID-19 and, 3. As a possible future pandemic preparedness option for government agencies. 4. Kodal Minerals #KOD - Bougouni Project DMS Development Opportunity Capital development cost for the DMS plant and all associated infrastructure and commencement of mining is estimated at US$65 million, generating an estimated NPV7% of approximately US$557 million (US$420 million post-tax) and, based on full equity funding, a short payback of 2 months from commencement of operations. 3. Union Jack Oil #UJO - PEDL183 Competent Person's Report by RPS Energy Kirkham Abbey Best Case Gross Unrisked Contingent Technically Recoverable Sales Gas at West Newton is estimated to be 197.6 billion cubic feet. 2. Supply @ME Capital #SYME - 2022 Interim Results Operating loss before acquisition related costs and impairment charges of £2.52m (2021: £1.46m) primarily as a result of increased headcount, higher cost base due to the acquisition of TradeFlow Capital Management in July 2021, and continued investment in operations to satisfy Inventory Funders requirements. 1. Avacta Group #AVCT - Interim Results for the Period Ended 30 June 2022 The first-in-human Phase I clinical trial (ALS-6000-101) of AVA6000, a FAPα-activated doxorubicin, progressed through the first and second cohorts (80 mg/m2 to 120 mg/m2 respectively) and initiated the third cohort at 160mg/m2.

Top 5 Most Read RNS's on Vox Markets for Friday 23rd September 2022 5. Tirupati Graphite #TGR - Operations and Development Update The Vatomina preconcentrate plant has achieved the name plate ore feed capacity of 600 tons per day and is in regular operation at or above nameplate ore feed capacity since the beginning of September 2022; 4. Nuformix #NFX - NXP002 Update The company has announced a revised pre-clinical strategy will maximise the value of their IP estate. 3. Revolution Beauty #REVB - Further update on the Group's audit The Company Company's auditor, BDO, has written to the Board and identified a number of serious concerns that have arisen during the course of its work on the FY22 audit. BDO has further recommended that the Board appoint independent external advisers to undertake an independent investigation regarding the concerns raised and report their findings to an independent committee. 2. boohoo group #BOO - Notification of Major Holdings FIL Limited now hold 5.27% on the company. 1. Union Jack Oil #UJO - West Newton Community Liaison Update Commercial production from West Newton could start as early as 2026, provided regulatory approvals are expedited and supply chain delays con be managed.

Here ye, here ye! We talk about the entertainment, food, and fun that goes on at the Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival in West Newton. LISTEN TO BOYS IN THE BURGH: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/boys-in-the-burgh/id1602606728 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/58Bih7uEcNieo5etOSUvfu?si=z-9Rm6PKRFmxQ1Zoq3HeXg FOLLOW BOYS IN THE BURGH: https://www.twitter.com/boysintheburgh https://www.Instagram.com/boysintheburgh WANT YOUR PODCAST TO LOOK AND SOUND BETTER? TRY USING RIVERSIDE.FM. It is used by all the biggest companies in the business. Look and sound more professional today with a free trial by clicking on the link: https://riverside.fm/?utmcampaign=campaign1&utmmedium=affiliate&utmsource=rewardful&via=chris-speranza --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

President Biden says the climate crisis is a "clear and present danger" during a speech in Somerset. The Secret Service says text messages from around the time of the January 6 capitol riot have been deleted except for one thread. A classic movie theater in West Newton is hoping to preserve its historic nature. Five minutes of news that will keep you in “The Loop.”

The theater has been run by the Bramante family for more than 40 years, but said it recently reached an agreement to be sold to a developer. The owners want the business to stay open as a non-profit. WBZ's James Rojas has more:

Jeff Idelson was President of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, New York from 2008 through 2018, and again in 2021.  As President, Idelson oversaw the daily operation of the non-profit, educational institution, whose mission is to preserve history, honor excellence, and connect generations.Idelson joined the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum on September 26, 1994, as director of public relations and promotions. In June 1999, he was promoted to Vice President of Communications and Education, responsible for Hall of Fame elections and awards, internal and external communications, community relations, media relations, publications, public programs, promotions, advertising, artifact acquisition, visitor services, photography and the museum's website.Before joining the Baseball Hall of Fame, Idelson spent 15 months as assistant vice president and senior press officer for World Cup USA 1994, the organizing committee charged with staging the 1994 soccer World Cup in America. He served as director of media relations and publicity for the New York Yankees from 1989-1993, after being hired as the club's assistant director of media relations. With the Yankees, Idelson traveled on every road trip, overseeing all aspects of media relations. He interfaced among the players, front office and ownership with the media, acting as team spokesman.A West Newton, MA native and a 1986 graduate of Connecticut College in New London, CT, (B.A. in International Economics), Idelson began his professional career in 1986, as an intern in the public relations department of the Boston Red Sox, continuing work in the team's public relations department in 1987-88. He also produced radio broadcasts for all Red Sox home games for the Red Sox Radio Network (110 stations) in 1987 and 1988, serving as the Flagship station's liaison to the Red Sox primary charity, the Jimmy Fund.  Since his retirement from the Baseball Hall of Fame, Jeff has co-founded Grassroots Baseball whose mission is to celebrate and promote the growth of baseball around the globe.To get an inside look at both professional and amateur baseball, be sure to join Mick and Mook on November 24th for this fascinating interview with Jeff Idelson, one of the true leaders in the game of baseball.###

Alex Magay has been an independent school educator and fundraiser for nearly twenty-five years. For the first decade of his career he was a full-time teacher and basketball coach at The Winchendon School while serving as a member of an admissions team that grew enrollment from one hundred and eighty students to two hundred and fifty.  As the Dean of Community Life at Winchendon, he created the school's first crisis response team and an environmental sustainability program, and as Dean of Services he oversaw technology, health services, and food services with an annual budget of over one million dollars.  From 2018 until this year Alex served as the Director of Development & Alumni Relations at Learning Prep School, West Newton, MA. Among his many notable accomplishments at Learning Prep were the successful launch of the school's digital marketing program, redesigning their school's logo, mascot, and website, and authorship of two articles published in NAIS' Independent School Magazine. Alex currently serves as the Head of School at The Woodward School for Girls in Quincy, MA. Founded in 1894, The Woodward School honors and cultivates each student's academic and personal potential to enrich the world with courage and creativity.

This week, I am talking with Jorge Aurichi, Founder & Owner of Level Five Painting. Level Five Painting, LLC. is an interior/exterior residential and commercial painting company that provides interior painting, exterior painting, wallpaper services, and light carpentry work for the West Newton, MA area. Level Five Painting strives to provide every client with excellent work, making it a pleasant and unique experience in every project. In this episode, Jorge shares with us the importance of establishing strong relationships with both your employees and your clients. Jorge also emphasizes the importance of organic growth and word-of mouth-marketing as a way of establishing trust with clients. Not only is it important to ensure trust but treating people as people is essential to both business partnerships and personal relationships. We also discuss changes in the commercial & residential painting industry and how technology is changing the game for future business. Topics Discussed: Understanding your core values & aligning people with those core values Challenges faced in the paint industry Finding the balance between Type A & B Personalities The importance of establishing trust in both employees and clients Recognizing the important things and not sweating the small stuff The many layers behind interior/exterior finishes How technology is changing the residential & commercial painting industry Creating a social presence behind social media through organic reach Recognizing changing priorities in both your professional & personal life Connect with Level 5 Painting: Website: https://www.levelfivepaintingllc.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/level5pntgllc/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/level5pntgllc/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jorge-aurichi-9316574b/ Relevant Articles: Level Five Painting - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/biz/level-five-painting-west-newton Contact Level 5 Painting: Address: 950 Watertown St, Suite #6, West Newton, MA 02465 Call: 617-869-9446 Email: JAurichi@levelfivepaintingllc.com Connect with Mark Condon: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BostonsBestPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bostonsbest_podcast/ About Boston's Best: “Highlighting successful businesses in and around Boston, MA.” Go behind the scenes with financial planner, Mark Condon, as he asks industry-leading experts to talk about their businesses throughout the state of Massachusetts. Through each episode, Mark finds what sets these different businesses apart from their competition and how they rose above the inevitable challenges they faced along the way to their ultimate success.

Union Jack Oil PLC's (LON:UJO) David Bramhill joins Proactive London with an update on their latest financial results and future prospects. Bramhill is confident ahead of the 'imminent' results' expected from both West Newton and Wressle. He says progress was made there at West Newton in Yorkshire where presently testing is imminent for two wells drilled in 2020. At the Wressle field, meanwhile, oil is free flowing and is in continuous production test conditions.

A Dumb Birthday Game from March 28th, 1992 is what the Vault of Silliness has released for us today. It’s loaded with all the sound effects! Jack Harte opens this one with a story of wall washers, bulb changers, sponges, motor bingo, pre-moistened roadways and oh, so much more! And you can dance to it! Players: Andrew at B.U. Jack from Boston The reclusive Roberta President Ronald Reagan Tony Nesbitt producing and on the phone from the control room And our much coveted and gruntled traffic reporter, Jack Harte Bdays: Ken Howard Ed Muskie Dirk Bogarde Reba McEntire – Jack Benny and Arthur Godfrey make an appearance Eric Clapton and Norm gets the blues Warren Beatty Sponsors: Goldbond w/Marie Caruso of West Newton, MA with her jewelry allergy joined by Lawrence Lanzilli, the sun-dried bricklayer of Hallendale, FL and the red, itchy Joan Cantwell from Brockton, MA Triple the action, triple the testimonials! Two WBZ Monday Morning News Promos Post Game: Merle Pitkin on piano as Norm reads the Accuweather forecast with a live look out the window and the temperature at Mass General Hospital. To inquire about/purchase a copy of ‘Bows on Bears and Ties on Tigers,’ please email me at fuzzywuzzypublishing@gmail.com Email the show normnathanvos@gmail.com Castos https://norm-nathans-vault-of-silliness.castos.com Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/norm-nathans-vault-of-silliness/id1539251258 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/74Z2CAHU1TT9KHCEiEdrkG Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Ep-Norm-Nathans-Vault-Silliness/dp/B08JJSR5MF/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=vault+of+silliness&qid=1604440081&sr=8-1 Google https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9ub3JtLW5hdGhhbnMtdmF1bHQtb2Ytc2lsbGluZXNzLmNhc3Rvcy5jb20vZmVlZA?sa=X&ved=0CAYQrrcFahcKEwiY4PGsu-_sAhUAAAAAHQAAAAAQAQ

The New England Patriots quarterback position is still the focus of much attention and speculation, even as the Pats continue to add to their roster. Joining host Mike D'Abate is Zac Blackerby, host of Locked On Auburn, as the duo discuss the impact of New England's free agent signings on Cam Newton. They also evaluate Jarrett Stidham's chances of competing for the starting job, and his organization of the “Patriots West” training sessions in Southern California. Lastly, Mike provides his thoughts on the return of RB James White.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus.Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The New England Patriots quarterback position is still the focus of much attention and speculation, even as the Pats continue to add to their roster. Joining host Mike D’Abate is Zac Blackerby, host of Locked On Auburn, as the duo discuss the impact of New England’s free agent signings on Cam Newton. They also evaluate Jarrett Stidham’s chances of competing for the starting job, and his organization of the “Patriots West” training sessions in Southern California. Lastly, Mike provides his thoughts on the return of RB James White. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you’ll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Donald Cassidy from West Newton, PA had reported his car as stolen. When cops found it burned in the woods, they delved further and found Don had Googled "how to set your car on fire and make it look like an accident" before he called them. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Union Jack Oil plc (AIM: UJO) announced earlier this month, update on operations and progress at West Newton (https://www.share-talk.com/union-jack-oil-plc-ujo-l-west-newton-operations-and-progress-update/#gs.d5w0x0) in respect of the planned near term drilling of the West Newton B-1 (WNB-1) appraisal well, and its subsequent testing, and the completion of the Extended Well Test at the West Newton A-2 (WNA-2) discovery well. 

Paul Hanna There Was Nothing There In this episode of the podcast, WWII Army veteran Paul Hanna of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania talks about visiting Hiroshima shortly after the atomic bomb destroyed the city in 1945.     Paul Hanna is among the very few Americans to have personally witnessed the atomic aftermath at both Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan.  Like many WW II veterans, Paul has little doubt that the bombing was justified.  For him, it was necessary . . . or else.  Had the invasion of Japan proceeded as planned, it is estimated that hundreds of thousands of people on both sides would have died.  In the late fall of 1945, Corporal Hanna was in the breach of this impending attack on Japan, prepared to follow orders. Paul Hanna grew up in West Newton, a small town fed by the Youghiogheny River some twenty-five miles southeast of Pittsburgh. The Hanna family was large and close.  Patriotic.  The Hanna’s contribution to the war effort was unselfish; four sons served simultaneously.  Moe the oldest flew with the Army Air Corps as a navigator in North Africa; he eventually fulfilled his mission quota and returned home early in the war.  Pete became a career naval officer, getting his start as a cadet at Carnegie Tech.  Paul was drafted into the Army, as was younger brother David who saw extensive combat in both Germany and France.  The youngest brother Donald would serve in the Army during the Korean War.  In answer to their parents’ prayers, all of the Hanna brothers returned home to West Newton—one by one and unharmed. Paul speaks matter-of-factly about of his military service, as do a surprising number of WW II veterans.  He calls himself one of the “unattached and unassigned” members of the Army.  It was as if the Army needed him (he was drafted in 1943), but then couldn’t decide how.  After induction he was sent to a half dozen different training bases to learn how to do a half dozen different jobs.  As much a lowly corporal as anyone, he was even briefly put in charge of more seasoned, senior, but segregated “colored” troops during one of his stays in the Deep South.  Back then, rank and race had its privileges. Eventually the Army found a useful assignment for Paul and it shipped him across the Pacific to be part of a diversionary force that would attack Japan’s backside.  He was to land on the main island and fight long and hard enough until US forces could make their main assault. Like many GIs hurriedly sent to the Pacific in preparation for the invasion, Paul witnessed one of the largest military assemblages of manpower and machines the world has ever seen.  At the island of Ulithi, he says, “There were so many ships you couldn’t count them.  Thousands of them.” After the atomic bombs were dropped and Japan surrendered, Paul finally made a landing onto Japanese soil in October 1945.  He went ashore at Kure, about twenty miles from Hiroshima.  There was nothing there.  The city was just like you see it in pictures he says.  The Army also told him that it was safe, as long as he didn’t stay too long in the city or pick up anything as a souvenir.  Paul wasn’t about to.  Not there or in Nagasaki, which he also visited. After only a few months in Japan, Paul was sent home.  Without much fanfare, he was quietly discharged in February 1946.  After arriving by train at Pennsylvania Station, Paul promptly got into his father’s waiting car and that was it.  The war was over.  Going to war was a necessary thing to do, but after it ended it was time to get on with their lives, Paul contends in that same matter-of-fact tone. Like many of his fellow veterans, Paul used the GI Bill after the war.  He obtained a college degree in 1949 from Carnegie Tech—known today as Carnegie Mellon University—and went on to have a very successful thirty-three year career as an engineer. Paul Hanna died in November 2011, five months after this interview with The Social Voice Project.

On the Vox Markets Podcast Today: 4th August 2020 David Bramhill, Executive Chairman of Union Jack Oil #UJO provides updates on operations at their West Newton and Wressle prospects. Vadim Alexandre, Head of Healthcare at SP Angel discusses: Feedback #FDBK, Polarean Imaging #POLX (Interview starts at 11 minutes 54 seconds) Glen Goodman, former ITV News Business correspondent and now author of, "The Crypto Trader", covers the trades he made in #Bitcoin $BTC, Silver and the Dollar / Euro. (Interview starts at 33 minutes 2 seconds) Plus the Top 5 Most Followed Companies & the Top 5 Most liked RNS's on Vox Markets in the last 24 hours. Vox Markets is revolutionising the way companies engage with shareholders and the stock market at large. By aggregating IR and digital content onto one secure and compliant platform, Vox Markets has established itself as the go-to resource for the investment community. #VoxMarkets #StockMarket #LivePrices #StockMarketNews #Money #Investing #Investments #Finance #Business #Podcast https://www.voxmarkets.co.uk/

Petrel Resources (PET) announced preliminary results for the year ended 31 December 2019.  The Chairman’s statement is a grand read and John Teeling just tells it all frankly as it is.  @Oilman_Jim (https://twitter.com/Oilman_Jim) This was a blog favourite last year around 1p and is still over 4p, having been many times higher.  It could move strongly upwards again with positive Iraq news. Other news from the first couple of the days of the week, Union Jack Oil (UJO) and Reabold Resources (RBD) were trying to make the case that oil and gas production at West Newton will be “green.”  I’m not sure how many people will be convinced of this.  In the meantime, dates for the drill are awaited.

Doug Derda knows barbecue, so we asked him to share some of his secrets. His website, Yinz Love BBQ, is a compendium of all things rubbed, smoked, and sauce-slathered in Western Pennsylvania. There's a directory so you can source some good barbecue, a blog where he shares industry news and his competition experiences, and an events listing (although the latter might be less important at the moment). In this episode, Derda gives some current take-out recommendations and explains some of his at-home barbecue setup. If you plan on upping your grill game during this stay-home summer, we highlight some places to consider for meat shopping, and Derda shouts out Williams Ace Hardware in West Newton as one of his favorite one-stop shops for barbecue accessories and seasonings. Plus, Steel City Salt Co. in Millvale recently released an everything bagel blend, so you can shop local to spice up your homemade breads and biscuits. And don't snooze on ShuBrew's half-off growler fill Tuesdays.    Links in this episode:   Yinz Love BBQ Steel City Salt Co. ShuBrew

What happens when a few 19th century scholars, a baking powder magnate, a transcendental poet, and a pair of Norwegian archaeologist explorers start looking for the real site of Vinland? John and Andy spoke at Bridgewater State University and the Scandinavian Cultural Center in West Newton, MA to answer that question. In this live episode, we review the Vinland sagas and then explore the efforts of prominent 19th century gentlemen to locate Vinland in the Boston area. If you've never visited Norumbega Tower, Dighton Rock, or "Krossaness beach" in Duxbury, you'll want to after this. I'll include some images on our blog. Our thanks to Bridgewater State University's English department for helping Andy travel from Oxford, Mississippi. And to the Scandinavian Cultural Center in West Newton, MA for hosting this live event. There was a powerpoint that went along with this live show. You can find the presentation on our blog, sagathingpodcast.wordpress.com. Music Credits Opening song - Icelandic Folk Music: Tröllaslagur Outro – Ólafur Liljurós

 Another busy week.  Lansdowne Oil & Gas (LOGP) announced its placing: £488,000 at 0.6p to keep the company going until the end of the year.  Following its placing the previous week, Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) announced the exercise of its rig option with mobilisation to occur between 15 March and 30 April. PetroTal (PTAL) issued an oil reserve and operational update.  I mentioned declines and promotion out of Zug and encountered quite a reaction. Some of them who’ve given trouble previously over my comments on companies such as Block Energy (BLOE) and Reabold Resources (RBD) (both of which are down in price very significantly since) were complaining that they were blocked.  UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) announced a loan balance reduction to £3 million (so the convertible loan note shares continue to gradually be distributed) and also reported commencement of the HH-2z water shut off intervention.  Sound Energy (SOU) announced that the anonymous UK private company, which was previously stated to be the purchaser of their assets, doesn't have the funds.  Now CEO, James Parsons, who managed to destroy investors' capital in Echo Energy (ECHO) too, is off to rescue Ascent Resources (AST).  Per the recent RNS, the “rescue” starts by wiping out the equity of existing shareholders. Back to the individual companies, Tower Resources (TRP) announced a Cameroon update. Union Jack Oil (UJO) and Reabold Resources (RBD) announced West Newton updates.  Rathlin, the operator, now has filed a revised plan to the Environment Agency for approval, following which they will notify the Oil and Gas Authority in respect of the recommencement of the A-2 extended well test.  Touchstone Exploration (TXP) raised £9 million in a placing at 40p.  Funds will be used to accelerate exploration drilling at Ortoire, where so far they’ve had considerable success.  At the other end of the credibility spectrum, Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) only managed to raise a comparably miserable £117,000 from its Chairman, “reflecting his confidence in the company” they said. Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas (ECO) was "delighted to announce it has been recognized as a 2020 TSX Venture 50™ company, an annual ranking of top-performing companies on the TSX Venture Exchange.” Meanwhile, United Oil & Gas (UOG) announced the completion of the Rockhopper acquisition.  The 114,503,817 shares issued to Rockhopper Exploration (RKH) will be admitted to trading on AIM on 28 February. Perhaps more interesting, Bahamas Petroleum Company (BPC) announced it has arranged a second convertible loan note facility. https://www.share-talk.com/oil-man-jim-company-oil-gas-podcast-weekend-blog-23rd-february-2020/#gs.xre2pj

Ray Luzier is a world renowned rock drummer hailing from West Newton, Pennsylvania. Ray has been the drummer for Korn since April 2007. Watch this episode and subscribe! www.richredmond.com/podcast The Rich Redmond Show is now sponsored by The School of Rock Nashville and Franklin! https://locations.schoolofrock.com/nashville https://locations.schoolofrock.com/franklin Ray has recorded 5 studio albums with the band as well as touring the globe over and over. Luzier is also well known for his work with David Lee Roth, whom he played drums for from 1997–2005.  Ray also was member of The Hideous Sun Demons, Steel Panther and Army of Anyone. Ray began playing drums at age five, and although basically self-taught, he participated in high school jazz, concert, and marching bands. After graduating in 1988, Luzier moved to Hollywood, CA to pursue an education at the Musicians Institute. He graduated in 1989 with a degree from MI's Percussion Institute of Technology. Luzier later returned as an instructor at MI (1992–2001), where he taught rock-style drumming classes and gave private lessons.  Ray also performs with his project called KMX.  Ray also has a massive body of work, playing on rock records and tv and film soundtracks. Ray now resides in Nashville and Los Angeles.  A few things that came up: -David Lee Roth stories -CB 700 kits -Moving from Pittsburgh -Getting into Musicians Institute -Schooling with Chad Smith -Barry Squire -Playing with all his heroes -Being a manifester -Sink your energy into what you do.... -Positive energy for his sons... -NO DRUGS -Putting wigs on to play in disco bands -Playing with Steel Panther -Ray's a working WORKING drummer -KORN coffee -Latest album displays Jonathan's emotions regarding his wife -Unorthodox drumkit setups -Sensitive stomachs -Japanese culture -Ray's Korn audition video -Rebel for a change....   Follow Ray: @rayluzierkorn The Rich Redmond Show is about all things music, motivation and success. Candid conversations with musicians, actors, comedians, authors and thought leaders about their lives and the stories that shaped them. Rich Redmond is the longtime drummer with Jason Aldean and many other veteran musicians and artists. Rich is also an actor, speaker, author, producer and educator. Rich has been heard on thousands of songs, over 25 of which have been #1 hits! Rich can also be seen in several films and TV shows and has also written an Amazon Best-Selling book, "CRASH! Course for Success: 5 Ways to Supercharge Your Personal and Professional Life" currently available here! One Book: Three Ways to consume....Physical (delivered to your front door, Digital (download to your kindle, ipad or e-reader), or Audio (read to you by me on your device...on the go)! Follow Rich: @richredmond www.richredmond.com   Jim McCarthy is the quintessential Blue Collar Voice Guy. Honing his craft since 1996 with radio stations in Illinois, South Carolina, Connecticut, New York, Las Vegas and Nashville, Jim has voiced well over 10,000 pieces since and garnered an ear for audio production which he now uses for various podcasts, commercials and promos. Jim is also an accomplished video producer, content creator, writer and overall entrepreneur. Follow Jim: @jimmccarthy www.jimmccarthyvoiceovers.com

In this episode of Saga Thing, John and Andy celebrate the penultimate summary episode…again. Things got out of hand when Andy took over preparations and he made a whole episode out of the story of Egil’s son, Thorstein. Never fear, it’s a great episode all the same. This one will feel more like a family saga than what we’ve had so far in Egil’s Saga. We’ve got property disputes, arguments over who can graze their cattle where, slaves doing bad things in the name of their master, bloodshed, lawsuits, and regional politics. All the things you’ve been missing since we started Egil’s adventures in Norway. We promise you won’t be disappointed with this one. And, we've got a special announcement. Come see Saga Thing Live at the Scandinavian Cultural Center in West Newton, MA on Friday, January 31st at 7pm. John and Andy are uniting live and in person to revisit the subject of The Vikings in the New World. It's free! Register now: Music Credits: Intro Music - "Prelude and Action" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Review Music – "Who's Sorry Now?" by Memphis Five Preview Music -  "Gungnir" by Danheim Poetry Music - "Floki's Last Journey" by Danheim Outro Music - "Stormfront" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Selections from music by Kevin MacLeod licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/    

  lt turned out to be quite an exciting week. Global Petroleum (GBP) announced a new prospective resources estimate of 964 million barrels of oil for its petroleum exploration licence 94 in Namibia. One reservoir is estimated to have best estimate unrisked gross prospective resources of 772 million barrels of oil with a 15% chance of geologic discovery. It's worth a go, yet at the same time it's worth nothing to them unless they can drill it, which will require either a farm-out or a large financing. News of that is still awaited. Regal Petroleum (RPT) announced a memorandum of understanding to acquire licences in the Ukraine with estimated oil initially in place of approximately 675 million barrels. They intend to appraise the licences with the drilling of up to three wells. Existing 3P reserves for RPT currently are estimated at 3.89 million barrels of oil equivalent, so this transaction, if it proceeds, could represent a very significant uplift. Generally I'm cautious about companies operating in the former Soviet Union, but this now is one to keep an eye on. More bad news for Providence Resources (PVR) unfortunately. TOTAL have withdrawn from the licence containing the "Avalon" prospect. And there's still no news of a replacement farm-in partner for Barryroe, so the share price just continues to drift lower. Another Dublin company continues to go in the opposite direction. Petrel Resources (PET) pushed on with its remarkable journey higher, hitting 26.5p last week, up 2,550% from the 1p price at which I stated it as a favourite several times earlier this year. More companies like this in the private blog if you're interested. Cluff Natural Resources (CLNR) announced that it has submitted multiple applications for additional licences in the latest 32nd UK Offshore Licensing Round. Interestingly, one has been made jointly with an established international operator (I would guess Shell). The blocks applied for contain a number of drilled discoveries, undrilled prospects and leads, which will create a strong pipeline of future drilling opportunities. They say they're making significant progress on the existing portfolio, in particular the licences which Shell farmed into earlier this year, and they're now working towards a firm well commitment on Selene and Pensacola. With a £19 million market cap and a £15 million fundraising completed over 30% higher than the current 1.325p share price, it's certainly one for the watch list. Their farm out process on the Dewar prospect has generated significant interest and announcement of the completion of this could act as a catalyst. UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) announced the completion of HH-2z. Extended well test operations are expected to start next week. Stephen Sanderson, UKOG's Chief Executive, is "confident that the 2,500 ft of permeable Portland sweet-spot reservoir section, 70 times that seen in HH-1, can deliver significant rates." What I think we can be confident of is that UKOG will issue the most positive press releases possible. Where this goes now though is very much going to be a function of how much the convertible loan note holders sell. PetroTal (PTAL) announced a drilling and production update, providing an increased 2019 exit oil production rate of 11,000 - 13,000 barrels a day. They will complete new production facilities towards month end, increasing capacity to 10,000 barrels of oil per day, but expect that the facility will be able to handle in the order of 15,000 barrels per day. This is the first “forward looking” RNS that the company has issued and some are expecting a placing, but let's see. Union Jack Oil (UJO) finally announced its placing. £5 million is being raised at 0.15p. They and Reabold Resources (RBD) now are funded for two further wells at West Newton, which are expected in the second quarter of next year. The interesting mystery here now is what is going to happen with Humber's share. Independent Oil & Gas (IOG) announced that henceforth it will be known simply as IOG. The aim is to have a new identity and hopefully put behind controversial associations of the past. It's another one to keep an eye on and once the many loose shares in issue have found more permanent homes, it should start to work its way higher. 88Energy (88E) announced completion of the farmout with Premier Oil (PMO) and approval of the plan of operations for Charlie-1, which is expected to be drilled in February next year. The gross mean prospective resource across the seven stacked targets to be intersected by Charlie-1 is 1.6 billion barrels of oil (480 million barrels net to 88E). Bahamas Petroleum Company (BPC) now is trying to raise funds from locals to finance next year's drill via the creation of a Bahamas-domiciled mutual fund that will exclusively hold BPC shares. It's quite a novel approach and I imagine people could be interested. It will be fascinating to see how this goes and I'm sure many other companies will be interested in the outcome. I3 Energy (I3E) announced another disappointing well result, but many obviously knew about it in advance of the market. I said on Wednesday that this one is a rigged deck and unless you're an experienced trader I would suggest leaving it alone. The share price continued to collapse again on Thursday prior to a further announcement of the conclusion of its 2019 drilling campaign (people had been led to believe there might be a fourth well). I now view this as uninvestible. Longboat Energy (LBE) listed this week. Essentially it's a cash shell looking for a deal. Could be interesting and I'll be looking into it further. Another one that appears to be entering the oil and gas space is MetalNRG (MNRG) which announced the signature of an exclusivity agreement to acquire 75% of an established operating company based in Romania, which owns 100% of an oil and gas concession. No details on this yet, but as they become available I'll share my thoughts. Finally, Egdon Resources (EDR) announced licence extensions covering the Resolution gas discovery where a Competent Persons Report by Schlumberger reported estimates of mean contingent resources of 231 billion cubic feet of gas. They announced earlier this month an exclusivity agreement regarding these licences with a large internationally recognised exploration and production company and they have until 31 January next year to demonstrate to the Oil and Gas Authority's satisfaction that a farm-in agreement has been fully executed which provides for funding of the licence work programme. It's potentially interesting if they can pull this off. In closing, if you'd like to know my trading ideas (and as those who follow me know, I'm rarely wrong), then subscribe to the private blog at https://www.oilnewslondon.com/oilman-jim The link is also on my Twitter profile page. 

  It’s been an interesting week, with some very good news and some very bad. To start off, Savannah Petroleum (SAVP) was able to announce that, at last, it has completed the Seven Energy transaction. This now gives Savannah a material producing asset base to complement its Niger exploration and development assets, in respect of which it aims to recommence activity in 2020, with expected delivery of first oil from R3 East and a multi-well exploration drilling campaign. This was financed by institutions two years ago at 35p per share and I expect to see the share price now start to work its way up from the current level of 26p. Reabold Resources (RBD) and Union Jack Oil (UJO) advertised upgraded potential volumes at West Newton in a pre market RNS first thing Monday morning and spiked the early buyers. Union Jack slid down from nearly 30p to under 20p by the end of the week and the coup de grace was delivered just after market close on Friday when it announced that it is in the process of taking market soundings from investors in regard to an equity placing of up to £5 million. Investors are not happy and are hoping that it’s not below the last placing price of 17p. More on what’s going on here in the private blog. Amerisur Resources (AMER) announced a recommended cash acquisition by GeoPark Colombia. Each Amerisur Shareholder will receive 19.21p cash per share. It’s less than people were hoping for, but significantly higher than the 12.1p price at which the shares were trading before bidding opened. It’s also a small profit for those who bought in the 17s and 18s over the last few months. The board undoubtedly tried for a better price (directors and institutions were in much higher) but South America is not the best place to be right now unfortunately. Anglo African Oil & Gas (AAOG) reported that it has entered into a rig option agreement, but the rig might not be available until 30 March 2020. Unfortunately, November turned out to be the date for a rig agreement, not the rig arriving as investors had hoped. The problem for them though is that paying for the drill depends on Riverfort selling shares at a higher price than now and how does that situation come about? Slippery language isn’t working anymore for these companies and I see only one way for the Anglo African share price now, which is to decline further. I’ve been warning about this one all the way down from just under 20p and the shares hit an all time low of 2.4p on Friday. On a brighter note, UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) announced the successful completion of its Horse Hill horizontal drill. A total of approximately 2,500 ft of horizontal trajectory was drilled within the reservoir’s most oil productive zone, which gives around 70 times greater exposure than in the vertical discovery well. This is why HH-2z is capable of delivering significantly greater flow rates than those seen in the vertical well. HH-2z is now being prepared for an extensive extended well test, which is expected to commence in the coming weeks and I expect to see some impressive numbers being reported here soon. Sound Energy (SOU) announced that James Parsons and Simon Davies have confirmed their decision to leave the Company. This follows on from the announcement that the CFO is leaving and not being replaced. Last week’s announcement was deliberately drafted to make people think the sale of the Morocco assets is a certainty. So, it’s the end game here now and it appears that they’re trying one last ramp before lights out. Interesting developments at Cadogan Petroleum (CAD). Requisitioning shareholders had an overwhelming majority (93.08% to 6.92%) at the general meeting, thus Adelmo Schenato and Enrico Testa have been removed as directors of the Company with immediate effect, Fady Khallouf, Lilia Jolibois and Jacques Mahaux have been appointed to the board, Zev Furst has tendered his resignation as a director, Fady Khallouf is succeeding Guido Michelotti as CEO of the company and Michel Meeus, a non-executive director of the company and one of the requisitioners, has been appointed as chairman. One of the complaints against the old board is that the company has continuously underperformed and the company’s share price has not materially improved in recent times. The market capitalisation is £13 million and net assets (including around $14 million cash) are nearly $52 million, so there is significant upside here. Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas (ECO) announced an update on the initial analysis of the Jethro and Joe wells and the share price more than halved. This is a prime example of why you should never fully believe any of these companies – and always take profits or de-risk. This is a permanent statement in the blog and I really can’t emphasise the importance of this enough. All I can say in this case is that it is inconceivable that Tullow Oil (TLW) and hence ECO did not know it was heavy oil before the announcement. Remarkably, indeed shockingly, Gil Holzman, CEO, was promoting ECO to private investors at a London South East promotional event the day before. If you believe people can be judged by the company they keep, then him sharing a promotional platform with Matt Lofgran of Nostra Terra Oil & Gas (NTOG) possibly says it all. Coro Energy (CORO) and Empyrean Energy (EME). announced their Tambak-1 well intersected the intra-Muda reservoir of the Mako field as expected and data have established the well as a successful appraisal of the Mako gas field. The interesting part is coming up for CORO and EME, since their Indonesian well now will be drilled to a total depth of around 4,005 feet to test the potential of the Tambak prospect, which is estimated as having a mid-case prospective resource potential of 250 Bcf and a geological chance of success of 45%. The impact of this drill to date has actually been negative for the share prices of both companies, but perhaps an exploration success can galvanise them. On the subject of Indonesia, Baron Oil (BOIL) announced that it has entered into a non-binding agreement to acquire SundaGas, which owns the Chuditch Block, offshore Timor-Leste, and the Telen Block, offshore Indonesia. The vendor will receive 66.67% of Baron before the fundraising. There is no indication yet as to what type of financing they will do, for what amount and at what price, so we’ll have to wait for the details to form an assessment. The shares are now suspended pending the publication of an admission document. Finally, there’s been a lot of interest in the new private blog and some confusion too, so let’s try to clarify everything. Currently, I record two podcasts each week, one mid-week and one at the weekend, and I write a blog on Sunday. All these remain the same, unchanged and free of charge. The private blog contains the information which cannot be published in the public blog and podcasts due to legal constraints and it also includes my actual trading ideas with full reasoning. It is sent out immediately by email as events dictate so you receive the information straight away. There is a charge for the private blog, but I think you’ll find the information within it is worth many times its cost. For those who are not familiar with me, I focus exclusively on small-cap oil and gas companies and know this sector inside out. I have been involved in the stock markets (both UK and US) since the early 1980s and understand exactly how the finance and promotion game works. I also have many years’ operational and corporate experience in the oil business, which enables me to see very quickly whether or not these companies are telling the truth. It’s not investment advice that I offer and if you want that, you should speak with a financial advisor. I share my take on companies and the markets and, as those who follow me know, I’m rarely wrong about these matters. This is the link to subscribe: https://www.oilnewslondon.com/oilman-jim In other news, Oilex (OEX) announced an extension of the bid closing date for Cambay, Aminex (AEX) issued a Ruvuma joint statement with Solo Oil (SOLO) who also announced the appointment of an independent non-executive director, Columbus Energy (CERP) announced a medium term funding agreement and the extension of the Inniss Trinity IPSC, SDX Energy (SDX) announced the commencement of production at South Disouq and a directorate change, Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) announced a CO2 EOR Trinidad update, Alba Mineral Resources (ALBA) announced a Horse Hill update, Echo Energy (ECHO) announced the completion of an acquisition, Range Resources (RRL) announced a continuous disclosure update and a Trinidad tax appeals update, Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) announced Q3 2019 results, Touchstone Exploration (TXP) and Serinus Energy (SENX) announced third quarter 2019 results, President Energy (PPC) announced the expiry of Decree 566 and oil prices in Argentina returning to normal, Zenith Energy (ZEN) announced the filing of quarterly results, Lekoil (LEK) announced the acknowledgement of the OPL310 licence extension payment, The Parkmead Group (PMG) announced preliminary results for the year ended 30 June 2019, Cabot Energy (CAB) announced directorate and management changes and Angus Energy (ANGS) announced a Balcombe update. 

Dovid Katz talks about the Ukraine scandal from a Jewish and human rights perspective. Katz edits the web journal Defending History (www.DefendingHistory.com), which counters the Eastern European movement to obfuscate, without denying, the Holocaust. An internationally renowned expert on Yiddish, he is now working on a new online Yiddish dictionary (www.YiddishCulturalDictionary.org). His personal website: www.DovidKatz.net Esther Kampler is a Holocaust survivor originally from Czernowitz, Romania (today's Chernivtsi, Ukraine), who now lives in Brookline, Mass. We got to hear a bit about her younger years before and after the Holocaust, which claimed the lives of her parents and a brother. From our archive, previously aired October 18, 2017: Christa Whitney interviewed by Dovid Braun about the film Beyle, about the life of Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman, the late Yiddish activist, poet, and artist. Announcement: the film Beyle will be shown this Sunday, Nov 7, 2019, at 4:00 PM at Workmen's Circle in Brookline, with Christa Whitney at reception/talk-back following the screening. Info: http://www.circleboston.org/calendar/beyle-film-screening Announcement: Hankus Netsky and Eden Macadem-Somer will appear in a concert of Yiddish and Klezmer music Sunday, Nov 7, 2019, at 3 PM at All Newton Music School, 321 Chestnut St., West Newton, MA. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased in advance at the following link: https://www.allnewton.org/tickets/klezmer MA 02465 Music Lillian Lux: Yiddishe Mama Hankus Netsky and Eden MacAdam Somer: Vu Bistu Geven and Uncle Shloyme's Improvisation (on "Pfiyoys" from the Second Day of Rosh Hashono Musaf Amidah)/Hollender Friday Night Tune (Klezmer instrumental) Intro instrumental music: DEM HELFANDS TANTS, an instrumental track from the CD Jeff Warschauer: The Singing Waltz Air Date: November 13, 2019

  Reabold Resources and Union Jack Oil started the week advertising upgraded potential volumes at West Newton in a pre-market RNS. After spiking the early investors, the shares moved down once the small print was digested. To quote: "The information contained herein is the Operator's internal assessment of hydrocarbons in place and should not be construed as an indication of ultimately recoverable resources in accordance with an internationally recognised standard." There's no flow test either. That was previously cancelled.  Anglo African Oil & Gas announced that it has entered into a rig option agreement, but the rig might not be available until 30 March 2020. Unfortunately, November turned out to be the date for a rig agreement, not the rig arriving as investors had hoped. The problem for them though is that paying for the drill depends on Riverfort selling shares at a higher price than now and how does that situation come about? Slippery language isn't working anymore for these companies and I see only one way for the Anglo African share price now, which is down. Sound Energy announced that James Parsons and Simon Davies have confirmed their decision to leave the Company. This follows on from the announcement that the CFO is leaving and not being replaced. Yesterday's announcement was deliberately drafted to make people think the sale of the Morocco assets is a certainty. So, it's the end game here now and it appears that they're trying one last ramp before lights out. I'm sorry if all of the above is negative, but that's what we've had this week and I'm not even including Eco (Atlantic) which I will cover in the Saturday podcast. Finishing on a brighter note though, UK Oil & Gas announced the successful completion of its Horse Hill horizontal drill. A total of approximately 2,500 ft of horizontal trajectory was drilled within the reservoir's most oil productive zone, which gives around 70 times greater exposure than in the vertical discovery well. This is why HH-2z is capable of delivering significantly greater flow rates than those seen in the vertical well. HH-2z is now being prepared for an extensive extended well test, which is expected to commence in the coming weeks and I expect to see some impressive numbers being reported here soon. Moving forwards, news from all the other companies who made announcements last week will be covered in the 

  Here is Jim latest update, our readers, subscribers will be aware that we now publish the weekly bog that @Oilman_Jim (https://twitter.com/Oilman_Jim) publishes each Sunday.  In today's update, Jim covers the companies he is interested in and what is catching his attention this week.   Eco (Atlantic) O&G (ECO) Second Oil Discovery (https://www.share-talk.com/eco-atlantic-og-loneco-second-oil-discovery-offshore-guyana/) Offshore Guyana announced a further discovery on Joe-1, the second well on the Orinduik Block. Petro Matad Ltd MATD) Spud of exploration well (https://www.share-talk.com/petro-matad-ltd-lonmatd-spud-of-exploration-well-gazelle-1/) Gazelle-1 today. i3 Energy PLC (I3E) Borgland Dolphin drilling activity with two more fully funded wells to go for.  Providence Resources (LON: PVR) on-site survey, cash position, Zenith Energy (ZEN) announcement, Nostra Terra Oil and Gas Company (NTOG), West Newton play,  Block Energy PLC (BLOE). 

  Discovery Potentially Largest UK Onshore Gas Field. Union Jack Oil plc (AIM: UJO), a UK focused on-shore hydrocarbon production, development and exploration company is pleased to announce positive preliminary results in respect of the recently drilled West Newton A-2 conventional appraisal well, located within PEDL 183 and operated by Rathlin Energy (UK) Limited. Union Jack holds a 16.665% interest in this licence containing the West Newton A-1 discovery well and West Newton A-2 appraisal well.   Highlights: · Successful appraisal of onshore UK discovery, with both gas and liquid hydrocarbon volumes, encountered · Preliminary data suggests West Newton 2C Contingent Resources* is at least the pre-drill estimate of 189 Bcf (Billion Cubic Feet of Gas), the equivalent of 31.3mmbo (million barrels of oil) · West Newton is potentially the largest UK onshore gas field and potentially the largest hydrocarbon discovery onshore UK since 1973, subject to further testing · West Newton is near Hull where there is an abundance of production infrastructure · Permitting in place for Extended Well Test planned for Q3 2019 · Deeper exploration target in the Cadeby formation encountered hydrocarbon shows with an oil saturated core 

The 14th Pedalshift Tour Journal whisks you (by bike, natch) from the District of Columbia across three of America's great trails to Cincinnati, Ohio. In part two, we follow the Great Allegheny Passage from Cumberland, MD to Pittsburgh, PA and then hit the roads again into Ohio. The rain falls and the terrain turns hilly... does Type 1 fun turn to Type 2? DC to Cincinnati - Great Allegheny Passage For a preview of the ride, check out Pedalshift 162. For Part 1 on the C&O towpath, check out Pedalshift 165. Pedalshift Plus folks! Stay on the bonus feed and you'll get a special bonus pod with each episode... kind of a summary of my thoughts on that part of the route! If you join Pedalshift Society at any point in the run, you'll get access - pedalshift.net/society. Mark your calendars - Pedalpalooza - Friday, June 14th in Portland, OR. Details coming soon and also at pedalshift.net/events. Sprocket, Joyride, Go Dig a Hole and more of your favorite shows repping on bikes with mics! May 4 Slept HARD til 6:30 WiFi not so hot Gas station cuisine Weather looks unsettled - rain likely Stick in my front wheel since Paw Paw??!! May need air in my tires - beyond supple Tree down requiring going on tracks for a brief moment... but none on C&O which was a miracle! So muggy! Went to shorts Trail was good in parts, soft in others Felt slow Tunnels have a perceptible cool breeze that hits you well before the opening Mason-Dixon Line Fog in Big Savage tunnel!! ECD! Like a rocket tied to my bike - even with a headwind Ice cream as the rain starts in Meyersdale Not sure where I’ll stop? With rain likely all night it would be best to push but energy will dictate —— Ride to Rockwood was delightful AF A little light rain is nice to ride in if it’s not a slog Why is it always raining when I’m in Rockwood Bought a sandwich and they were playing Don’t Dream It’s Over by Crowded House... delightful Definitely going to Confluence. I have 18 in me! Easter Egg on the MM44 Post... First real PGH influence - tattered Pens towel posted outside, recalling better championship days Also Whoopee Pies - Pennsylvania’s best contribution to society if it weren’t all sugar and therefore poison Rockwood always strikes me as a bit suspicious of me. Bar next door was playing a deep cut from Poison. Time to go. Jammed those 18 miles - listened to 90s music on shuffle. Turns out Filter is great to bike to. Army Corps campground only $5 buuuut showers not open Like Cube said... today was a good day May 5 Rained all night and will likely rain all day in Confluence. Interior of tent is starting to condense on the tarp so staying put doesn’t ensure staying perfectly dry To zero or not to zero? The further north the earlier the rain ends Going to trust my rain wear and my dry bags and push at least to Connellsville and assess 12 miles to Ohiopyle was as expected - muddy and steady but slow rain. Tried passing a biker with a trailer and a dog taking up the whole trail - dog sped up to my full passing speed so I just backed off They didn’t like being followed so they pulled off. Not a great moment but understandable Then a downed tree took some real effort to get over (me and panniers) and under (rest of the bike) Could use a laundromat - likely tomorrow unless I call the day in Connellsville Aaaand I made it to a laundromat! And man was I soaked! It was cool enough that not addressing my state would be bad so this was a great time to stop. Feeling good - not sure if this is my stop for the night or if I push on an extra 40 miles and earn that zero day! —— The GAP after an all day rain is no better than the C&O after and all day rain. No trail handles it well unless it’s paved. Like riding on the beach from Connellsville to West Newton - no more rocket tied to the back of the bike! Rain down to occasional sprinkles Getting pizza at Fox’s hoping to gather some energy for the final push to Draco (about 9 miles) May arrive after dark No signal there IIRC I pass the 300 mile total mark in a mile! Tomorrow looks like great weather for my wrap up of the GAP and the start of “new to me” for this tour! May 6 Trail from West Newton to Dravo was substantially better - hard packed and fast. —Not sure why the other portions were so bad But the GAP does recover more quickly than C&O Apparently the ACA led Eastern Express group started in the last day or two. They’re assuredly experiencing bad conditions Camp at Dravo is excellent - stocked with wood and heavenly. Pitched my tent in an Adirondack for extra privacy and went to sleep Plans - PGH for a bit then bus FF and ride until I get to a reasonable wild camp spot. May not ID the place for obvious reasons but I’ll describe elements of it. Missed Thrones last night - will watch during my break while I wait for sundown prior to my stealth camp tonight COLD night was contrasted with nice warm sun. Felt good coming to PGH but had to change from heavier gear to sun riding gear. Because it was closer to lunch I went to Urban Tap in the south side, which I really liked on my  trip last fall. Got some lower alcohol sours with a salad (it’s shocking what you crave on tour) with my bike locked to itself a few feet away on the sidewalk outside the open sliding windows. A gaggle of nearly graduate Pitt students were celebrating a bday over drinks nearby. Bus leaves near Heinz Field then a less than ideal ride. Here we go! Road route from Ambridge, PA to Kent, OH May 7 Morning came early! Did a riding morning edition —— Entered Ohio with little fanfare Shoulders shrank (at times to nothing) but drivers were good at giving a wide berth Got on Bike Route J which was low traffic but had simply awful stretches of pavement. Deep ruts and potholes plus scattered gravel everywhere. Rideable but meh. Scenic farms and houses on large plots of land dominated the day Decided to skip the stealth camping and get an inexpensive hotel about a 20 minute ride from the Kent State campus. Simply put, I need a shower worse than I need to save face as camping guy. Headwinds were gusty and tough today Mixed terrain - hills flattened a bit as I got closer to Kent but the last few miles had some eff you’ers mixed in Cheaper hotels were away from the campus and city center so I’m missing out on checking it all out. Too biked out after 68 miles to add more! Statistics Miles 234 Bus miles 16 Flats 0 Mechanicals 0 Camping nights 3 Stealth nights 1 Roofed nights 1 Mile Marker 44s Easter Egged 1 Number of times I heard "yinz" in Pittsburgh unironically 1 Pedalshift Society As always we like to close out the show with a special shoutout to the Pedalshift Society! 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**Proposed Farm-in for a 16.667% Interest in the Major West Newton Gas Discovery** **Oversubscribed Placing and Subscription to raise £2.25 Million** This a really big announcement today for Union Jack Oil PLC and we spoke with David about today's news update and how this could be a company changer. The Directors of Union Jack Oil plc (AIM: UJO) are pleased to announce that the Company has agreed terms with Rathlin Energy (UK) Limited ("Rathlin"), a wholly owned subsidiary of Canadian registered Connaught Oil & Gas Ltd ("Connaught"), on a proposed farm-in for a 16.667% licence interest in PEDL183 ("Proposed Farm-in"). PEDL183 is located onshore UK in East Yorkshire and within the Western sector of the Southern Zechstein Basin and contains the significant West Newton A-1 gas discovery (Best Estimate Contingent Resource 189 Bcfe or 31.5 MMboe gross), where the drill-ready West Newton conventional appraisal well is planned to be drilled in Q1 2019. **Proposed Farm-in Highlights** · Acquiring a 16.667% interest in the large 176,000 acre PEDL183 licence containing the significant West Newton A-1 UK onshore gas discovery · Attractive farm-in terms with no cash costs up front with all funding going towards drilling and licence costs · Best Estimate Contingent Resources of 189 Bcf of gas equivalent or 31.5 million barrels of oil equivalent (gross) assigned to West Newton in a Competent Persons Report · West Newton A-1 gas discovery is on-trend with the prolific offshore Hewett gas complex · Proximity to existing gas pipelines and infrastructure · Drill-ready conventional appraisal well planned to be drilled in Q1 2019 to appraise the gas discovery · Compelling immediate and future economic value from a development of the gas discovery alone · Operator's NPV10% of US$247 million and 52.5% ROR for the gas discovery alone · Attractive acquisition metrics of less than US$0.30 per barrel of oil equivalent for the gas discovery alone · Considerable upside potential from the lower Cadeby Reef oil exploration target underlying the gas reservoir that will also be drilled with Best Estimate Prospective Resources of 79.1 million boe (gross) · Further significant upside potential from other numerous prospects and leads · A successful appraisal well in Q1 2019 is expected to deliver a major onshore gas development **Fundraising and Commercial Partner Highlights** · £2.25 million raised before expenses in an oversubscribed Fundraising to fund the Proposed Farm-in and associated well costs · Union Jack's Commercial Partner, Humber Oil & Gas Limited ("Humber"), has participated on identical terms in the Proposed Farm-in and will result in it also acquiring a 16.667% interest · Humber director has a beneficial interest in 13% of the pre-placing issued share capital of Union Jack held by G.P. (Jersey) Limited which has increased its shareholding to 15% of the Company's share capital as enlarged by the Fundraising **David Bramhill, Executive Chairman of Union Jack, commented:** "The Proposed Farm-in to PEDL183 containing the material West Newton gas discovery represents a significant project technically and is compelling financially for Union Jack and we are grateful for the continuing support of our existing shareholders and new investors who have participated in this oversubscribed fundraising". "The funds raised will allow us to acquire a 16.667% interest in PEDL183 on attractive farm-in terms, and progress the drilling of the material West Newton conventional appraisal well, where success is expected to deliver a significant onshore gas development going forward and be transformational for Union Jack." "We look forward to working with Rathlin and Humber, drilling the West Newton conventional appraisal well to firm up the project's significant potential and, upon a successful appraisal well, progress to a field development plan. Union Jack will book 5.3 million barrels of oil equivalent Contingent Resources to its existing ...

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Tonight's special guest is Adrian Hooper from Lexington, Kentucky, sexually abused for 2 years starting at age 12. He was one of many children abused in a span of over 50 years at the Fessenden School in West Newton, MA. “I can only describe it as the most frightening thing I've ever been through. Not just the sexual abuse but the physical, emotional, school-sanctioned bullying and the fear that I lived through every day I spent there.” Unable to tell his parents, Adrian eventually ran away from the school after one assault by his dorm master and this led to his father removing him from school. Now 67 years old, Adrian says his 2 years of abuse, ".. plagued me all my life. The shame and self-loathing has crippled my ability to have the confidence to succeed and many ventures." For years he struggled with PTSD, addiction, and incarceration. While trying many types of treatment, Adrian says, "The only thing that has been helpful is the fact that I am undergoing MDMA treatment for trauma and PTSD." This is currently in FDA approved phase III clinical trials. Adrian continues, “I did a lot of research before I did it. I am so excited the FDA is on board with its legal use by specialized professionals.” Adrian now works to help others with addictions and is involved in the Harm Reduction Movement. He is the co-founder of The Chooper's Foundation, a non-profit that provides addiction treatment and information. Adrian is also fighting with other Fessenden School abuse survivors continuing to seek justice. “We will not give up, we will not rest. We have over a dozen witnesses that have come forward.”

WBZ's Jordan Rich speaks with the owner of L'Aroma Cafe & Bakery located in West Newton, MA about their offerings.

WBZ's Jordan Rich speaks with the owner of L'Aroma Cafe & Bakery located in West Newton, MA.

J-Rocc returns one more time to the show daddy! We catch up with the latest in Cleveland with the CKCW iPPV February 9th with the controversial Eric Bischoff! We also talk about his recent experiences working with WWE and Ring of Honor and the crazy crowds of Renegade Wrestling Alliance in West Newton, PA. Share your feelings on indy wrestling and tell us who we should talk to on the show via e-mail at goodtimes@wrestlingmayhemshow.com Go to wrestlingmayhemshow.com for more entertainment!

J-Rocc returns one more time to the show daddy! We catch up with the latest in Cleveland with the CKCW iPPV February 9th with the controversial Eric Bischoff! We also talk about his recent experiences working with WWE and Ring of Honor and the crazy crowds of Renegade Wrestling Alliance in West Newton, PA. Share your feelings on indy wrestling and tell us who we should talk to on the show via e-mail at goodtimes@wrestlingmayhemshow.com Go to wrestlingmayhemshow.com for more entertainment!

J-Rocc returns one more time to the show daddy! We catch up with the latest in Cleveland with the CKCW iPPV February 9th with the controversial Eric Bischoff! We also talk about his recent experiences working with WWE and Ring of Honor and the crazy crowds of Renegade Wrestling Alliance in West Newton, PA. Share your feelings on indy wrestling and tell us who we should talk to on the show via e-mail at goodtimes@wrestlingmayhemshow.com Go to wrestlingmayhemshow.com for more entertainment!

Ray Luzier was raised in West Newton, Pennsylvania, a small town an hour outside of Pittsburgh. He began playing drums... The post 144 – Ray Luzier: Drumming for Korn, KXM, Army Of Anyone, David Lee Roth, Having a Back-Up for the Back-Up appeared first on Working Drummer Podcast.

This is a special live episode recorded as fans filed in for RWA Open Season in West Newton, PA. Sorg talks with commentators Church, Michael Daugherty, and promoter Dr. Feelbad about RWA's history and the recent happenings with Alliances, and former alumni like Ring of Honor's Shane Taylor and WWE's Corey Graves. Help out the show with a donation! Go to patreon.com/wrestlingmayhemshow Follow our stable on Twitter: Church (@RingRevChurch), Michael "Doc" Daugherty, Dr. Feelbad (@Derek_DrFeelbad), Michael Sorg (@sorgatron, sorgatronmedia.com) Go to wrestlingmayhemshow.com for more entertainment!

This is a special live episode recorded as fans filed in for RWA Open Season in West Newton, PA. Sorg talks with commentators Church, Michael Daugherty, and promoter Dr. Feelbad about RWA's history and the recent happenings with Alliances, and former alumni like Ring of Honor's Shane Taylor and WWE's Corey Graves. Help out the show with a donation! Go to patreon.com/wrestlingmayhemshow Follow our stable on Twitter: Church (@RingRevChurch), Michael "Doc" Daugherty, Dr. Feelbad (@Derek_DrFeelbad), Michael Sorg (@sorgatron, sorgatronmedia.com) Go to wrestlingmayhemshow.com for more entertainment!

Rebroadcast of the long running radio program, "The Ave Maria Hour", a presentation of the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement. www.AtonementFriars.org Rose Hawthorne - Mother Alphonsa Lathrop – Rose Hawthorne, the second daughter of Nathaniel and Sophia Hawthorne, converted to Roman Catholicism in 1891 and founded a religious order to care for victims of cancer. Born in Lenox, Mass., May 20, 1851, Rose grew up moving from place to place. She lived in West Newton, Mass.; Concord, Mass.; and as an infant in Liverpool, England; then London, Paris, Rome, and Florence, Italy. Rose made her vows as a Dominican nun Dec. 8, 1900, taking the name Alphonsa. With her first companion, Sister M. Rose, she founded the Dominican Congregation of St. Rose of Lima, later called the Servants of Relief for Incurable Cancer. In 1901, Mother Alphonsa opened Rosary Hill Home in Hawthorne, New York (now the mother home of the order). She died there July 9, 1926, the anniversary of her parents' wedding.

This week on Awesomecast 166, we have a very tech oriented edition featuring Mulango Akpo-Esambe (@ramblingmango), the Beaver County Times' Mike Pound (@bctmikepound) and Mike Sorg (@sorgatron) talking all things awesome. On this weeks show: Find out what this weeks cast think about Apple's IOS changes! A new phone? iPhone5C talk! It has multiple colors! Are there any other real changes? Find out! The MacPro of phones? What is Sorg talking about? Find out! Why buy the plastic phone? Who should buy the iPhone5C? Mulango Akpo-Esambe wonders if this new phone will dilute the market. The cast discusses this issue. The cast is talking about machetes and Demolition Man, and how that relates to the new iPhone features. The cast talks about Apple and how they are dealing with security issues on their phones. Is the cast going to buy these new products? Find out! Applecare replacement prices are going up! Sorg talks about this news. If you buy a new phone what freebees will you get? Find out from Sorg! GoogleGlass is going back! Sorg's pair is messed up. Find out what happened and what he is going to do about this issue. Sorg talks about his ChromeCast experience. What is this PlayStation Vita TV thing all about? The cast talks about this new Sony idea. Make sure to join our newsletter! Go to sorgatronmedia.com and sign up! If you have something awesome to share, e-mail us at contact@awesomecast.com. Also, make sure to check us out live at 6:30 PM on live.sorgatronmedia.com and follow us on Twitter @awesomecast ! Also for our Pittsburgh viewers, we have a contest for you! There will be an RWA wrestling show in West Newton, PA! tweet and follow us @mayhemshow for a chance to win!

Martin Amis joined Henriette Lazaridis Power for a conversation on September 7, 2012. Amis spoke about his novel Lionel Asbo: State of England, about why we don't like Dickens' Little Nell, why we still like Jane Austen, and other topics, including religion and writing. The Drum's Audio Editor Ethan Wolff Mann joined in the conversation while Amis took a lunch break at the Keltic Krust Bakery in West Newton, Massachusetts.

The results are in for May's race! Listen to the newest podcast to hear how they finished and who walked away with a victory from the Yough River Trail 5k in West Newton. -F.A.T.A.S.S. Newsletter

The 2012 season is now underway! Our racers are ready to tackle the Yough trails again, only this time in West Newton. Grab some headphones and listen to the news and notes you'll need to prepare for the 4 match-ups in Saturday morning's 5k along the river. -F.A.T.A.S.S. Newsletter

Wheelz, Rizz, Wrestlefan, LB, Chachi, and Sorg are jamming some STYX and talking about Elimination Chamber, Undertaker vs Triple H, RAW, Hoeskis, the streak, David Otunga, and so much more! We also get a submitted interview thanks to HotWheelz after this past Saturday's RWA Fury 3 in West Newton, PA with G-Raver, as he talks about his training and what he's seen in the business, and a surprise talking to by Notorious Shane Taylor, plus, more suprises! You can get this episode here on Talkshoe, Blip.tv, subscribe to the audio or video versions on iTunes, look us up on Youtube, Roku, or Boxee, and as always, stay tuned to www.wrestlingmayhemshow.com for the latest! The Wrestling Mayhem Show is recorded live and can be heard/viewed from 8:30 PM to 10 PM Eastern on live.sorgatronmedia.com. Let us know what you think of the show, and your thoughts on the wrestling world by emailing us at goodtimes@wrestlingmayhemshow.com!

Wheelz, Rizz, Wrestlefan, LB, Chachi, and Sorg are jamming some STYX and talking about Elimination Chamber, Undertaker vs Triple H, RAW, Hoeskis, the streak, David Otunga, and so much more! We also get a submitted interview thanks to HotWheelz after this past Saturday's RWA Fury 3 in West Newton, PA with G-Raver, as he talks about his training and what he's seen in the business, and a surprise talking to by Notorious Shane Taylor, plus, more suprises! You can get this episode here on Talkshoe, Blip.tv, subscribe to the audio or video versions on iTunes, look us up on Youtube, Roku, or Boxee, and as always, stay tuned to www.wrestlingmayhemshow.com for the latest! The Wrestling Mayhem Show is recorded live and can be heard/viewed from 8:30 PM to 10 PM Eastern on live.sorgatronmedia.com. Let us know what you think of the show, and your thoughts on the wrestling world by emailing us at goodtimes@wrestlingmayhemshow.com!

Wheelz, Rizz, Wrestlefan, LB, Chachi, and Sorg are jamming some STYX and talking about Elimination Chamber, Undertaker vs Triple H, RAW, Hoeskis, the streak, David Otunga, and so much more! We also get a submitted interview thanks to HotWheelz after this past Saturday's RWA Fury 3 in West Newton, PA with G-Raver, as he talks about his training and what he's seen in the business, and a surprise talking to by Notorious Shane Taylor, plus, more suprises! You can get this episode here on Talkshoe, Blip.tv, subscribe to the audio or video versions on iTunes, look us up on Youtube, Roku, or Boxee, and as always, stay tuned to www.wrestlingmayhemshow.com for the latest! The Wrestling Mayhem Show is recorded live and can be heard/viewed from 8:30 PM to 10 PM Eastern on live.sorgatronmedia.com. Let us know what you think of the show, and your thoughts on the wrestling world by emailing us at goodtimes@wrestlingmayhemshow.com!

We always support Black men wherever they are who are doing what they can to help other Black men be better Black men. One of these Black men is Brandon M. Frame.Brandon M. Frame is the founder & Chief Visionary Officer for www.theblackmancan.org. Brandon, who is 23 years old, founded this organization with the thought in mind that young black males need to have positive images in their lives. Brandon is currently an educator at The Fessenden School in West Newton, Massachusetts where he teaches seventh grade English, coaches three sports teams soccer, baseball, and basketball and he facilitates the mentoring program for African American males. During this interview, Brandon shares his story and tells us what ; www.theblackmancan.org is all about and where it and he is going. If you would like to find out more about Brandon and and www.theblackmancan.org, please go to http://theblackmancan.org/. Brandon gave us four books that have had a huge impact on him. They are: 1. "A Do Right Man" by Omar Tyree 2. "The Pact: Three Young Men Make A Promise And Fulfill a Dream" by Drs. Sampson Davis, George Jenkins and Rameck Hunt 3. "It's Bigger Than Hip-Hop: The Rise Of The Post Hip Hop Generation" by M.K. Asante Jr. 4. "The Black Male Handbook" by Kevin Powell Feel free to email us at info@blackcanadianman.com. If you live in North America, you can leave us a voice mail at 1-866-280-9385 (toll free). God bless, peace, be well and keep the faith, Vibe and Vegas info@blackcanadianman.com http://thevibeandvegasshow.wordpress.com/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/vibeandvegas