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Blu - no problem -it has to besoon (imo) I have done a search on github (github is where most developers store and manage their coding) and Interestingly there is a repository on Github entitled Pendulum Launch - with the description - A launcher for Pendulum and other substrate based parachains which is definitely related to our pendulum/Satoshipay

I have no understanding of coding although I have been involved in projects with developers/coders that use of gitub and from what I can tell this particular repository has had increased activity over the last few weeks.

Wish I knew but I would think it will be in the coming weeks - thats just my view nothing more.

Chesh - I suppose there could be a double bluff going on with someone else administering his account - everyone loves a conspiracy theory :-)

Just for info another candidate for the next batch of Kasuma Parachain auctions has been announced
https://www.kabocha.network/

The fact that GB is still tweeting means he ain't in China ;-(

Specking :-)

Oral statement on the NHS Delivery Plan for tackling the Covid-19 backlog

https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/oral-statement-on-the-nhs-delivery-plan-for-tackling-the-covid-19-backlog

Thee duke - certainly a sector that has exploded of the last couple of years - shouldnt be too long now.

Bodes well for Dynasty

Visualizing the Biggest Gaming Company Acquisitions of All-Time
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/visualizing-the-biggest-gaming-company-acquisitions-of-all-time/

Dr. Thomas Bunger from First Tin discusses the importance of Tin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5WPajT_nEo

The latest batch of Kasuma Parachain auctions (21-25) finishes this week with the new batch (26-30) starting 20th Feb. So far only one candidate has been announced - Mangata (https://x.mangata.finance/)

Keeping a very close eye to see Pendulum enter the fray very soon.

Re the discussion on funding, its wort mentioning there is now monthly income from the Service agreement. Whilst we dont know he extent of this it was described as significant in the Sunday roast interview ‘certainly cover our wages’ was the comment. She also stated at the time that regardless of any funding they had enough money until mid 2022.

Sorry I meant to add comments from Microtox PD Launch.

Size, cost, reach and route to market have been heavily thought through with our new 3(rd) generation designs. The units are now smaller - allowing them to be installed for smaller populations; mobile - allowing them to be taken to where populations gather; mass producible - allowing more affordability for customers; and just as importantly, available for new partner opportunities. We have also built into our business model the capability for these units to be manufactured and franchised to companies in the developing world, to be sold at locally affordable prices.

Pure speculation.

Modern Water posted an article about waste water monitoring in Nova Scotia which is being carried out by Dalhousie University is a partnership with LuminUltra.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/moncton-covid-wastewater-1.6320619
Within this article there was a statement that got me thinking.

“LuminUltra recently won a contract with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and funding to develop a rapid-result, portable detection device for COVID-19 in wastewater.’

Now interestingly Luminultra and Modern Water already have a collaboration on ATP test kits dating back from 2014 but as far as I can see still ongoing

https://www.stockmarketwire.com/article/4804672/Modern-Water-Luminultra-launch-new-ATP-kits.html

https://www.modernwater.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Luminultra_ATP.pdf

Another little teaser today - from labskin
https://twitter.com/Labskin/status/1489562853442994177?cxt=HHwWgoCy4b3h_qspAAAA

On fire Vas - it would be good to know exactly what system they use.

Vas - how on earth did you find that ! Agree with Shaz its encouraging to see activity regarding Bleepa. Tried to see exactly what ALS lookup is but cannot find any link. Any idea?

Strengthening Public Health Surveillance Through Wastewater Testing:
An Essential Investment for the COVID-19 Pandemic and Future Health Threats.

https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/bitstream/handle/10986/36852/Strengthening-Public-Health-Surveillance-Through-Wastewater-Testing-An-Essential-Investment-for-the-COVID-19-Pandemic-and-Future-Health-Threats.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y

aprogerson - apologies I clearly didnt read your post thoroughly.

House of Commons Health and Social Care Committee Clearing the backlog caused by the pandemic - published 9th Jan 2022

https://committees.parliament.uk/publications/8352/documents/85020/default/

Dr Andrew Goddard of the Royal College of Physicians said that the pandemic had provided lots of opportunities to transform, but highlighted that IT architecture in particular posed challenges for innovation: . We want to improve practice, but there is the IT. If I lose my job, it is most likely because I am going to throw my computer out of the window, given the amount of time that doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals waste waiting for IT to work, or for systems to talk to each other so that I know what is happening in my ED. Primary care and secondary care can easily communicate. That is where innovation really needs to happen. An effective IT system throughout the NHS and social care would work wonders.

116. We welcome the Spending Review commitments of £2.1bn in technology and data and believe it is a step in the right direction. We note the publication of the Wade-Gery report on 23 November and agree with its finding that “now is the moment to put data, digital and technology at the heart of how we transform health services for the benefit of citizens, patients and NHS staff
117. We urge the Government to use the Wade-Gery report as a platform to make further progress on the digitalisation of NHS and care services. As Amanda Pritchard, CEO of NHS England, pointed out about a fifth of trusts in the NHS are still largely paper based.This is not acceptable. .
118. There is enormous potential for technology to support a transformation in NHS care that will bring benefits for patients and staff alike. However, this potential will not be realised while many providers still struggle with basic IT infrastructure. The Wade-Gery report calls for a roadmap for the delivery of its recommendations.
119. NHS England must produce its roadmap in response to the Wade-Gery report on Putting data, digital and tech at the heart of transforming the NHS at the earliest opportunity so that we and others are able to scrutinise it ahead of implementation.