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toys out the pram perhaps TB knows the FCA are going to strike him off lets all say terrible things about him and wait for the police to knock at the door and robustly tell us off. Trevor Edward Brown you stole from the shareholders of RMS

0.90 paid on HL up 33% this percent no one has seen this share!!!

he uses t edward brown and tb companies house seem to have him down as only one directorahip and rms with no directors perhaps send him a xmas card

Mr Trevor Edward Brown ACTIVE

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Eschenring 10, 6300 Zug, Switzerland

its along one but dont see a problem covid has made me ill very ill and still cant walk 100mts

https://www.hse.gov.uk/nanotechnology/understanding-hazards-nanomaterials.htm

Physicochemical determinants of toxicity

The following physical and chemical properties are likely to be important in determining the hazardous potential of engineered nanomaterials. This list is not exhaustive. Future research may identify other physical or chemical properties that are important.
Size

There is no clear evidence for a step change in hazardous properties relating to the specific dimensions of a particle. However, it has been reported that particles with dimensions below 20 - 30 nm are less thermodynamically stable and undergo dramatic changes in their crystalline structure compared to larger particles with the same chemical composition . These changes will influence the way these very small particles interact with their environment and biological media. Consequently it is harder to predict their toxicological behaviour based on information obtained for larger sized particles, including those at the nano scale, even where the chemical composition is the same.

The size cut-off of 100 nm that has been used within the Commission definition has been chosen because many of the specified effects of nanomaterials occur with particles with dimensions in the range 1 – 100 nm. Also this ensures consistency with definitions that are used elsewhere. It should not be assumed that a particle that has no dimensions below 100 nm is free from hazard and it should not be assumed that a particle that has at least one dimension that is below 100 nm is highly hazardous. There will be a wide variation in the hazard potential of nano-sized particles just as there is a wide variation in the hazard potential of other substances.
Aggregation/agglomeration state

When nanomaterials are released, in nearly all situations they will rapidly form aggregates and agglomerates so that exposure in practice is to a much larger secondary particle than a nano-sized primary particle. The size of aggregates/ agglomerates will influence the residence time of the material in workroom air and may reduce the potential for a nanomaterial to be inhaled. The aggregation/agglomeration behaviour of nanomaterials is heavily influenced by the external environment i.e. workroom air, dispersion media, etc. It is therefore useful to understand the aggregation/agglomeration behaviour in the environment for which the risk assessment is being conducted.
Aggregates/agglomerates

Aggregates/agglomerates of nanoparticles are not necessarily stable and when the external environment changes e.g. the transition from workroom air to inhaled air, the aggregation/agglomeration state may change. So although a nanomaterial may be present in comparatively large aggregates/ agglomerates in the workroom air, there is the potential for disaggregation and disagglomeration to occur within the respiratory tract allowing smaller primary particles to penetrate to the deep lung. For this reason, although the aggregation/agglomeration state may reduce the potential to inhale a nanomaterial, it

Check out Novacyt RNs its in Europe and Australia so why are the UK gov proclaiming it only in the UK

this machine is for making pork pies I dont think anyone can guess who is making what. It's a bit like Mr Kipling who cakes come out of the same factory as Waitrose, Tesco's Ocado's Co-Op get what I am saying

Best message I have read in weeks thanks GLA Week two of Covid infection and its bloody horrible stay safe and be kind

this is gret end to the day in bed with covid high temp lets hope I make it to see the 10p

yes a good indicator is my Lloyds share up and consistently covids are red except SAR so maybe when lloyds drop we will in be in
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the blue

Hi I guess not he is an honest just a lot noted on the 6 Nov when a certain director made a fortune!! GLA here is to a blue day

Spotted that too seem like skulduggery is a foot lets try a keep that quite. But it does say RMS owns 75% or more is a Cave a owner in RMS?

Hi bought 75 they arrived in three days later marked made in slovakia. They are ok but do seem to smell of tumeric!! Fabric from Germany here is a photo
https://share.icloud.com/photos/06A0aCc61HVTL7PX_jHLRmOSg

Yes thats correct we need to know where the magic fifth layer is being made then we will fly

don't be an arse do you import export goods my other business does its a joke and the UK is just not prepared for the chaos and that comes from
the GOV not BBC I trust you voted to leave

Hi Volz machines are in Slovakia they just make the material in Germany then there will be the delays because of f...ing Brexit the machine needs to arrive in UK before Dec 31 for this to fly. Any one who voted for Brexit should now be ashamed of the harm this will cause in delays. (moan over)

yes I am and invested in the company never thought I would need it

Maybe but in this country we just don't do the right thing it is a really simple solution. Like Scotch egg and pint !!

Thanks its just the not knowing appreciate the positive messages