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We paid for our Chairman's research and patent application BCB55, he'll know. The method we tried involved foam and there is a mention of this in the new patent. I'm wondering if we trialled the method and patented it in the hope it worked and could capitalise on others using it? Sadly, if that's the case, it failed and Montana is still uneconomical to anyone purchasing it.

It's irrelevant when it becomes law WHL, it's coming so companies need to find alternatives now. If you want to be successful you need to be profitable and being inhumane in today's society won't cut it. Our testing methods are cheaper and animal friendly, why wouldn't you choose Skin?

I'd hope so MCB55, if not I'll be keeping a close eye on what company buys it and who's involved with them.

BTW leafy are selling all our Chill products now not just smokes.

https://leafyquick.com/collections/all/brand_chill

I they've found a viable way of extracting the Helium and are now siphoning that part of the company off surely that's not right!
From the Patent:
[0108] In various embodiments, even in helium containing reservoirs (e.g., underground formations and/or aquifers), containing small amounts of helium (e.g., less than about 1% by volume), coalescing of the helium gas with a provided gas can provide an economically feasible method of producing helium. For example, in a 100-foot mining zone having an about 17% porosity, a helium concentration of about 0.5% by volume, and an about 50% recovery by volume, an economically advantageous amount of helium may be recovered using the methods and systems disclosed herein. For about 15% to about 25% gas saturation, there may be about 5,500 mcf of helium per section, which may result in about 6 to about 10 billion cubic feet (bcf) of recoverable helium. Such recovery may provide an undiscounted gross resource value of about one billion US dollars in helium and an undiscounted gross resource value of about one billion US dollars in natural gas, which would result in a total undiscounted resource value of about two billion US dollars. These illustrative estimates assume a one dollar per mcf for natural gas after processing the low BTU (e.g., nitrogen) comingled gas.

Cheers Sustp, is it possible that 'someone we know', might buy Montana and use this new patented technology to extract it?

https://leafyquick.com/products/chill-cbd-smokes-120-mg-4-pre-rolls

METHOD AND SYSTEM OF RECOVERING HELIUM FROM UNDERGROUND RESOURCES
US 07.11.2019
16403004 Highlands Natural Resources, Plc Paul E. Mendell
E21B 43/16
The present disclosure describes a method of recovering oil and gas from a helium-containing reservoir generally having some degree of water saturation within the reservoir pore network by injecting a gas into the reservoir. The method is applicable to reservoirs having high water saturation of about 50 percent or greater. High water saturation in a reservoir can cause excessive amounts of water to be produced to produce the helium. Coproduction and management of this water is costly and burdensome to operations leaving many reservoirs of helium stranded, rendering the production uneconomic. The method described herein addresses these needs and other needs.

https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/result.jsf?_vid=P12-K3C2IE-63564

From the article;
“And we have a project in place where we will be using the [AI] model to identify pathogens such as malaria in blood,”

In 2017, there were an estimated 219 million cases of malaria in 87 countries.
The estimated number of malaria deaths stood at 435 000 in 2017.
Total funding for malaria control and elimination reached an estimated US$ 3.1 billion in 2017. Contributions from governments of endemic countries amounted to US$ 900 million, representing 28% of total funding.

Another massive opportunity here.

The news article explains about their patented RAWTest Buoys. Cheaper than current tests.

Related news article. The Irish Times,

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/health/e-coli-detection-system-to-improve-water-safety-developed-in-cork-1.4088570

Not concerned. Is this referring to the the diversion shares and the GM anyone?

19 Nov 2019 Resolutions
Resolution of removal of pre-emption rights
Agm requires 14 days notice 19/08/2019
Resolution of allotment of securities
This document is being processed and will be available in 5 days.

Turned up today on Companies House.
https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/09309241/filing-history

Best of luck Rinocloud with winning the' best Application of AI in a Startup'. Even if we don't win it a fantastic achievement getting to the final 4.
Getvisbility
Rinocloud
Telenostic
Truata

https://aiawards.ie/finalists-2019/

To be quite honest the less we mention OTC on here the better. If an American was to consider buying and came across this BB they'd either wait or not bother at all. Just my opinion as to what I'd do, if I was in their shoes.

Small steps up until their financials then it'll hit home what they've achieved. I would have said until an explosive Rns but we're getting them regularly.

Gerard bought 120,000 at 1.9p

https://twitter.com/gjbrandon/status/1195297467899752450?s=20

Just had a look Gallini, stopped at danniandersonx though. Will check the rest in a bit.

Wow, I'm proud. I invented the word plagiarism last week and already people are using it.

Sorry, catching up. Guess most know our involvement with them,

Labskin is a 3-dimensional human skin equivalent model which has been designed for use in this space. It is used for basic and applied skin research, pre-clinical screening, microbial (bacterial) testing, and efficacy studies of personal care products. It is sold as both a consumable product to third parties, and a managed testing service conducting experiments from our facility in York. Sales in 2017 were to customers such as L'Occitane en Provence, Unilever and Galderma.

The Company continues its discussions with R&D departments of a number of cosmetic and pharmaceutical companies, independent testing companies and academic institutions, driven in part by the EU ban on animal testing in cosmetics

There's only one reason why James.

"Great to see marketing spend on your skins"

That's one of our top 20 cosmetic clients I believe.

Number 2 in the World: Unilever $21.3 billion

That news alone would have been enough to raise some aim stocks 20%. Excellent news almost seems expected on a daily basis now maybe they've become immune to their meaning?