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And her asparagus tips....

I prefer her rasberry ripples meself

best we leave that to lie now before we gets in trouble again (although CV does look rather good in her latest leather ensemble)...hmmmmm

Is it VFM?

Chesh,

What does it cost to get L2 these days, I have always been put off by what seems to be high monthly charges? I trade through iii.

35.5 to 36.5 Chesh.....tick tock

DVRG SP is like a coiled spring, our resident seller kits hitting buys with matching sells (aka Mr50k is still at it)....the SP is going to rocket when he is done. Trouble with Mr 50k is that he is not investor and just wants bag his placing profits asap, silly really but it provides buyers with the chance to get in at low prices or existing holders to add. This will change and when it does these current levels will be a distant memory.

Trills me neither.... Pretty impressive.

yuk....chesh, please don't nibble on your armchairs mate but your pizza boxes are probably ok and might taste better than the contents anyway?

What are PFAS?
PFAS, short for perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a group of at least 4,700 synthetic chemicals that have been in commercial production since the 1940s to make surfaces resist stains, water and grease.

The most widely studied are PFOA (also known as C8) – used for decades to make Teflon non-stick – and PFOS, used to make Scotchgard water repellent.
They don’t break down. PFAS are highly persistent and accumulate over time in humans, animals and the environment.
They can also be dispersed through air and water and have been found in the environment of the Arctic (and its polar bears) and open ocean waters.
What can PFAS be found in?
It can be found in non-stick cookware, fire ******ants, stain and water repellents, some furniture, waterproof clothes, pizza boxes and take-out containers, food packaging, carpets and textiles, rubbers and plastics, electronics and some dental floss.

yuk....chesh, please don't nibble on your armchairs mate but your pizza boxes are probably ok and might taste better than the contents anyway?

What are PFAS?
PFAS, short for perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a group of at least 4,700 synthetic chemicals that have been in commercial production since the 1940s to make surfaces resist stains, water and grease.

The most widely studied are PFOA (also known as C8) – used for decades to make Teflon non-stick – and PFOS, used to make Scotchgard water repellent.
They don’t break down. PFAS are highly persistent and accumulate over time in humans, animals and the environment.
They can also be dispersed through air and water and have been found in the environment of the Arctic (and its polar bears) and open ocean waters.
What can PFAS be found in?
It can be found in non-stick cookware, fire ******ants, stain and water repellents, some furniture, waterproof clothes, pizza boxes and take-out containers, food packaging, carpets and textiles, rubbers and plastics, electronics and some dental floss.

Chesh, very true, on other boards such a poster would have bombarded with posts to tell him to have sex and travel (even with Boris's travel restrictions)….

Well in that case hopefully Gerry will have flagged this to his support teams for their review and feedback which I hope that Gerry can share here if there are failings in the system and practices being used and what has or is being done to address them, then we can all put this to bed.

Blimey, I was wondering if I should have posted on Sky, BT, M&S, Tesco etc boards about my customer complaints back their products or customer services didn't meet my expectations...no of course I didn't and would never have considered doing so either. Can you imagine the LSE BBs if everyone did that, there would be pages and pages of nothing but peoples complaints to read. If a customer has an issue then it should be raised through the appropriate channels. If the responses are then seem as poor or inadequate then perhaps escalate it higher but to post on a BB seems, well how can I say it...….suspect.

Or more people seeing the amazing prospects and value here?

while I can think, while I can talk
While I can stand, while I can walk
While I can dream, please let my dream come true, oh
Right now, let it come true right now
Oh yeah
Thank you, good night

We have buyers again and Mr90k just moved the market.

T.Rat, agreed we await events as they say. With so many active product lines coming I expect a sunami of newsflow when it begins and I'm ready for it (I bought a bigger calculator to run the numbers as this bags and bags and bags again)...then I can start looking at spending some of it on parties, fast women and even faster cars and then rest the waste....

And one more thing...before those 2 RNSs the MCAP of SENS was @£40m...goes to show just what the right kind of new can do as SENS is now valued at @£250m....so it currently sits at 6x it's value back in Aug 2020 and has been even higher.

I like the way they describe the company as " the UK Clinical AI company".....

T-Rat,

Agreed but it was 2 RNSs in Aug and Sep 2020 that propelled SENS into the stratosphere, they were trading @30p before then:

Oxford, U.K. 19 August 2020: Sensyne Health plc (LSE: SENS) ("Sensyne" or the "Company" or the "Group"), the UK Clinical AI company, today announces the development of DBm-Health, a new software application for people with diabetes. Its intended user population will cover all stages of the disease including individuals at risk of developing diabetes, as well as those with a diagnosis of pre-diabetes, type 1 or type 2. DBm-Health is designed to connect people with diabetes with the clinician responsible for their care, and, unlike other such apps, provide their clinician with information on the status of the patient and whether any intervention may be required.

Oxford, U.K. 03 September 2020: Sensyne Health plc (LSE: SENS) ("Sensyne" or the "Company" or the "Group"), the UK Clinical AI company, today announces it has launched its 'SENSETM' system in the UK, developed in partnership with Microsoft and its health cloud technology, as part of an existing strategic partnership between the two organisations.

SENSE is a clinical algorithm engine which generates AI algorithms (called SYNEs) for real-time decision support across multiple medical conditions. SYNEs enable clinicians and health systems to input up-to-date information on their patients, which is analysed using machine learning against the SENSE database of millions of patients and then provide reasoned advice to take rapid, informed clinical decisions and improve operational efficiency.