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yeah there's no stock. and its going to be a huge recovery play i think.

Berend van Straten, Chairman of Nature Group, commented: "We are pleased to announce a strategic alliance with a world class waste management and infrastructure group. We have a strong working relationship with the Ramky team, and we look forward to pursuing the further opportunities that our combined expertise can create. The creation of shareholder value and immediate injection of cash is welcome to fulfil our current financial obligations and to continue to restructure our organisation and business. We are confident that the actions the board is taking will allow us to face the future with optimism

BU DHABI: Tadweer, the Centre of Waste Management in Abu Dhabi, has signed five contracts worth Dh165 million to establish new waste treatment facilities including converting landfill gas to energy in the emirate. The centre aims to convert landfill gas to energy, and by September it is expected to be commissioned to produce about five megawatts of power. The centre signed a contract with Green Energy Solutions and Sustainability for the first landfill gas to energy investment project in the Middle East at Al Dhafra Landfill, which is the largest landfill in Abu Dhabi. The project will prevent emission of Green-House Gases (GHG) from the landfill to the atmosphere and it will be registered with the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) of United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) for carbon credit. Two new contracts were signed with Ramky and BRS Ventures, a joint venture for medical and hazardous waste incineration projects in Abu Dhabi, and a contract with CleanCo in Al Ain.

catscan crackers - 80p i think once we get Iclaprim into a big pharma

Boxhill's payments division has a very healthy sale pipeline with a number of significant transactions in progress which are expected to close in the coming few weeks which will yield revenues well in excess of the entire business H1 revenues. Finally, the company is pleased to announce that all historical legal matters have successfully been bought to a close.

I'm back in. box won't need to do much to get uplift from this level as long as they don't announce a big mess

not like other horrible smelly aim "directors"

looking strong

how will Lunsden mass produce Iclaprim?

grim rainy day - think FBDU has a lot of value myself.

with ZERO going for it - people didnt belive in MKA at 3.5p and now look where it is.

im building a �10,000 - �20k position here, ill just keep buying slowly, Posehl are HUGE and this could easily do a MKA anyway thats my choice - you all do what you want to do. I dont need to get into all the whats gone on in the past - who cares.

screwed tbh - cant see anything happening here now - what a stitch up Hope I am really really wrong

stroke. I dont have anything else to do!

flipping hell - we could seriously multi bag here.

Websites been updated BOYS - looks nuts - we could be back tomorrow!

https://www.nanalyze.com/2017/02/artificial-intelligence-medical-imaging/

Founded in September of 2011, California-based startup Arterys has taken in $13.72 million funding so far to develop an �automated, intelligent imaging analytics cloud platform to revolutionize medical imaging�. The Company recently made news with their medical imaging platform receiving the first FDA approval for a deep learning application to be used in a clinical setting. (Note that we said �deep learning� here. The first application of AI actually goes to a company called RADLogics). Arterys helps doctors diagnose heart problems in just 15 seconds while it takes a human around 30 minutes. FDA approval means that the results are at least as accurate as a human. Arterys has been working with GE Healthcare to take MRI images and use cloud-based GPUs (like those from Nvidia) to produce 3D animations of the heart which it then analyzes for defects. Can we have one less news headline about politics and instead highlight this freaking amazing accomplishment from Arterys?

$30 billion medical imaging market. It�s no secret that AI is now performing certain medical imaging tasks better than human doctors. Pundits say �well, people will always trust a human doctor over an AI� and the answer we�d have to that is �not if the AI is going to give a more accurate answer�. It�s only a matter of time before every X-ray machine is connected to the cloud and one human doctor per hospital puts his hand on your shoulder when he reads you the output from the AI algorithm. Kind of like this:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/bernardmarr/2017/01/20/first-fda-approval-for-clinical-cloud-based-deep-learning-in-healthcare/#879ebc8161c8 actually could be this too