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Mick. I thought I'd found a cheap site for trading with De Giro @ £1.75 a trade but found I couldn't sell or buy some shares as the order would sit there all day and no mms wanted to know even though the price was comparative to the bid or ask, so have given up and am now using Iweb @ £5/trade with a buy /sell offer immediately.

Receiveing test loud and clear. ;-)

Thanks vegas22. That would be affimer-tive.

@pl75.Korean diabetes pharma. Put infor fda again seems farfetched,can't work out if it's antigen or antibody.
This from March..
https://apnews.com/ACCESSWIRE/a8834c839cd6d19f7bbaaf34055b6fff

Mick, I think he's had a "Hard drives night".

https://youtu.be/Yjyj8qnqkYI

This could get very big....
"9July — University infections could soar even if students were tested weekly

To safely reopen residential campuses, universities might need to test their students for COVID-19 every two days.

David Paltiel at the Yale School of Public Health in New Haven, Connecticut, and his colleagues modelled the effect of a variety of testing strategies on the number of infections that would arise among 5,000 students during an 80-day semester (A. D. Paltiel et al. Preprint at medRxiv http://doi.org/d3cc; 2020).

Universities will never be the same after the coronavirus crisis
In one scenario, the researchers assumed that five new cases would be imported each week, each infected student would infect 2.5 others and those who tested positive would be isolated. The team found that testing students every two days with a rapid and relatively cheap test would keep infections to around 135 over the semester, and cost US$470 per student per term. However, testing only weekly would result in an explosive growth in infections.

If the transmission rate were higher, keeping infections manageable would require daily testing, which would double the costs. The authors stress that preventive measures such as social distancing will therefore remain essential. The findings have not yet been peer reviewed."

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-00502-w

You've certainly been busy.
Kelly Degnan has reiterated the need for a fair election in Oct.
"We are glad that the Parliament has adopted the constitutional amendments, which is so important for the Parliament of Georgia to become more pluralistic, to have more votes in it. I think this was a very important step forward and also a great success for all the parties that supported the adoption of these changes.

We also welcome the adoption of electoral legislation, which has seen significant improvements. There are many recommendations that the OSCE / ODIHR has issued over the years to address the problems identified in previous elections. As a result of electoral reform, new legislation has reflected these recommendations to some extent. However, our desire was to find provisions in the legislation that would regulate in more detail issues such as: possible intimidation of voters, staffing of election commissions on a professional basis, the issue of resolving election disputes, the process of recounting votes. We also hoped that the new Election Code would regulate the issue of campaign financing, which is important for the creation of a level playing field, as well as the issue of election advertising.Allowing parties to share their platform with the public. These issues were addressed in the OSCE / ODIHR recommendations, but Parliament failed to address them in the new legislation.

This is very important for free, fair and transparent elections.

I want to emphasize the importance of the October elections, there is a lot of interest in it. He will be closely watched and we are not talking only about election day. This applies to the campaign itself - from beginning to end. Some steps have been taken forward and that is good, but more needs to be done to ensure transparent, fair elections."

Work is the way forward for prosperity.
"Sociologist Iago Kachkachishvili, speaking directly on the rating of the ruling team, notes that two circumstances oppose each other: the fight against the coronavirus, the pluses of which still affect the popularity of the government, and the economic difficulties that are expected in the fall. According to him, the latter is a threat to the Georgian Dream.

3 months is the time and this time can work to the detriment of the "Georgian Dream". I mean the expected deterioration of the socio-economic background, which will not help the rating of the ruling party. It is unlikely and unlikely that this background will be corrected before the election. "Experts predict that the economic situation will deteriorate, the level of poverty and unemployment will increase, which will not pour water on the mill of the Georgian Dream," he said.

According to Kachkachishvili, one of the levers of the opposition is now to agree on a common strategy, which, if we believe the current research, has already worked in several districts of Tbilisi.

"It seems that the opposition will continue to use this leverage. We will see how effective it is, but this is one of the levers he will definitely use and the success of which he saw in the presidential election when the opposition candidate received almost a million votes.

"The second lever will be the government's harshest criticism for not implementing economic projects or for failing to implement them effectively and to curb unemployment," said the sociologist."

@tedoby. Yes I know that, but if the trial is successful there is the possibility of replacing a difficult swab test with millions of saliva tests. Why split the profits when you could buy up their co. and take all.

So will we be spending some of the cash we've got lying around on a co. with a saliva test if the trial is successful?

Saliva test in Southampton on bbc 6 o'clock news.

Nothing occuring on the 27th, I would class as good news.
So 65% good news : 35% bad news.
I'll take those odds. ;-)

Troaj. Guess that was meant for the w one. lol.

Don't ya jus luv 'em...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-53429506

Looknorth doing a piece on the golden age of s****horpe,
tonight at 6.30pm

Do you think this might have had something do do with that result?

https://www.euronews.com/2018/08/07/europe-s-forgotten-war-the-georgia-russia-conflict-explained-a-decade-on

Whamboy. I don't believe any deal with GD will allow us to realise the full value of our investment, as Ivanishvili obviously has his eyes on it.
If Zaza does develop a political leaning, I think he would look after his very deep pecuniary interest in this firm as he would probably need it to further a career in politics.

Stay strong Zeps. Thinking of you and yours.

I hope we don't have to go to the Hague court of appeal, half the shareholders on here, me included will probably be pushing up daisies by the time anything gets sorted..

This is what our share prospects depend upon..
Zaza:-
"how should this be done? You have to hold democratic elections. A democratic environment must be created before democratic elections can take place. A good judiciary should be established, at least the judiciary should not be used as a tool for various purposes. People should be able to work freely, create more wealth, employ more people and generate more income for people living in Georgia."