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Hi alinz, re your 00:42 post, I'll respond later, outside trading hours, because then it's easier to have a civilised debate - the sort Oxford12 would approve of ;-)

"Advocacy groups say pharmaceutical companies have received unprecedented taxpayer funding – including $2.5bn (£1.88bn) to Pfizer/BioNTech, $2.48bn to Moderna and $1.7bn to the AstraZeneca/Oxford University candidate, according to MSF – yet retain control over who receives the vaccine, when, and over the price and quantities."

- which is why it's a good thing that we have NOT had (financial) support from the government!

BTW, link to article :

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/nov/19/uk-faces-calls-drop-opposition-patent-free-covid-vaccines-wto

SG018 is now on the EudraCT Register :

https://www.clinicaltrialsregister.eu/ctr-search/trial/2020-004743-83/GB

I'm pleased to see this:

"E.8.7 Trial has a data monitoring committee Yes"

Thanks Matterhorn. Reproducing your link:

https://twitter.com/jchatterleyCNN/status/1329106445044998145

Many thanks everyone for the feedback. But with so much information, it's hard to see that an RNS isn't necessary!

Joey, interesting, do you have a link for that please?

DM has now picked up on this :

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-8961541/Smoking-causes-THREE-times-cells-infected-coronavirus.html

No, correction, SG016 says it didn't :

https://www.clinicaltrialsregister.eu/ctr-search/trial/2020-001023-14/GB

"E.8.7 Trial has a data monitoring committee No"

So it might still be worth asking.

Thanks Oxford12, so it did, though I'm sure it said it didn't when I last looked. It must have been updated. But as you say, the Phase III is almost sure to.

Re question list, perhaps someone could ask whether the trial will include a Data Monitoring Committee?
(This would allow the possibility of an early conclusion if overwhelming efficacy is observed by the DMC.)

Thanks BurtonD, a very useful interview, clarifying a few points about the recent news.

(Just for anyone unaware, BurtonD is the TMS founder :
https://total-market-solutions.com/about/
)

Great to see you back AGEOS, and thanks as always for your expert analysis.

I do recall well your enthusiasm for the Bay State project, and it does seem puzzling that it is not further up the priority list for further exploration. I've also noted that it used to have a slide to itself in the company presentation, but this has been dropped in the latest version. Am I right in thinking that development of a resource like this is made more complicated by the existence of historical underground workings?

A question for Mineralex or any other experts out there, regarding this :

"Results will not be available for several weeks as there are backlogs at all the major analytical laboratories in Nevada due to the current high-level of exploration activity."

My question is : do assayers always deal with their clients in strict rotation, or does your position in the queue depend on how much you're prepared to pay?

It's probably obvious why I'm asking.

Don't shoot (or inject) the messenger! I'm a significant LTH here.

Just for information:
https://www.investegate.co.uk/biontech-se/gnw/pfizer-and-biontech-reach-an-agreement-to-supply-the-eu-with-200-million-doses-of-their-bnt162b2-mrna-based-vaccine-candidate-against-covid-19/20201111111550H7559/

More about mink and mutations in today's JC video :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfkMywgDEdY

"* includes 5,500,000 held by K E Cheetham"

https://www.sunriseresourcesplc.com/aim-rule-26

From the attached notes:

"There’s a risk that this mutated virus is so different from the others that we’d have to put new things in a vaccine

and therefore [the mutation] would slam us all in the whole world back to the start

...

The danger is that the mutated virus could then spread back into man

and evade any vaccine response which would have been designed to the original, non-mutated version of the spike protein"

Dr John Campbell talking about the new mink virus mutation. If you have a spare 15 minutes, this is an excellent summary of what's known and, more importantly, what's not.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QvvMDw6YQw

However the election turns out, cannabis has just been decriminalised in nearby Arizona and some other states :

https://www.newsweek.com/marijuana-had-big-night-ballot-measures-push-america-towards-legal-weed-1543348

If CS is sold, you'd expect the buyer to want NewPerl as well; otherwise they might end up with a competitor on their doorstep!