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Village. This company you so highly respect have achieved nothing to be proud of ......except loose hundreds of small investors money.....i think you should be the one who should inspect your integrity until a time that they actually do something , anything that they have stated they will do and do it well.
Where does your confidence come form that they can transform themselves suddenly into a growth compony. It may happen but where is the evidence.

Why post on this board then?

Because its the Chill Board . I have been invested , in and out several times.
I may buy again and trade....depends a lot on what the people in the company have been doing with your money.

Discuss it....don't attack the poster. Its a competitor to Chill smokes. Wake up.

You two just sleep thorough your investment. Makes me think your not even interested in CHILL., or your money .

"Chill all time down 82% TAAT down 98% well at least we beat something. Lol"

You do not get it. TAAT have so much money backing them, not just in name but in action.

They are equipped , funded and prepared for many years of loses but they are taking on new regions every quarter.

"Huge Market.- The U.S.’s tobacco cigarette market is about $100 billion. That makes 1% of the market $1 billion and O.1% is $100 million… so, even at 0.1%, it’s almost like if TAAT™ Global stumbles it could still be a decent success, especially for its early-in investors."

"Huge Market II.- The approximately 1.3 billion smokers in the world represent a bit more or a bit less that a $1 trillion market. TAAT™ is not in business to cure their addiction. TAAT™ Global (CSE:TAAT | OTC:TOBAF) is offering them a tobacco-free alternative. Again, with $1 trillion on the table, if TAAT™ can maintain a solid production schedule, it’s almost like no matter what, however long it takes, even if the company only does so-so, its earliest investors could be huge winners."

Im not sayiny invest in TAAT.

But the world is moving on fast and we are still waiting to se what the advisors form last year have up their sleeves to get Chill back on track. Plus who will pay for the development.

Phil. Are you even aware that TAAT CBD fags are now sold in South London.
I have picked up several packets while in Brixton and Croydon a few weeks ago and they are not that bad.
I will try some menthol ones once they hit the shops.
I now vape , so it was a bit strange smoking a CBD cigarette .

TAATs SP may not be in a good place , which company is? , but they have momentum, first mover advantage and other brands will follow .....and the technology will only improve.

Chill have done what in the past year exactly?
"As a result of continued success of TAAT® among adult smokers in the United Kingdom, the Company has received its third reorder for TAAT® from GGE, its U.K. distributor who has placed the product in retail stores located throughout South London.

"Of note, TAAT® has received full authorization to commercialize its product in the U.K. from the National Health Service.
The U.K. market is highly strategic for us because of the country’s leadership in the harm reduction conversation, and we are committed to making the U.K. a strong-hold for TAAT® in Europe. "

Excellent Interview . Just listened to it.

The two North African desalination units are just two from a project of ten. The first two being used as reference sites for one of the most water stressed areas in Africa and also Sothern Europe. Wow.

Plus possible important news could be released about future of STC in September.

Plenty of regular positive news due here it seems.......lets get to some kind of tipping point ... which is the key here i think.

Wastewater COVID detection efforts extended to look for monkeypox; 'Frequency of detection is increasing

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/wastewater-covid-detection-efforts-extended-to-look-for-monkeypox-frequency-of-detection-is-increasing/ar-AA106raH

Here it is...
"While our team has studied biodosimetry markers across a wide range of tissues and doses, we are
particularly interested in the utilization of markers associated with the human microbiome, virome,
and host, and the methods by which these signatures could be evaluated for rapid, non-invasive
biodosimetry detection for individuals or forensic samples"

https://www.iarpa.gov/images/PropsersDayPDFs/TEI-REX/SigSci_TEI-REX_CapabilitiesProfile.pdf

Nice work Trills.g.

Have you seen this
https://www.iarpa.gov/research-programs/tei-rex

Good read about how just one of our partners is expanding.
News GoAigua June 22
https://www.idrica.com/blog/idrica-new-solutions/

GoAigua have been dong well in Qater, what a coincidence!
https://www.idrica.com/projects/#

T.Rat.

Maybe related to this which is a good read.
https://www.kando.eco/wastewater-is-anything-but-a-waste/

Yes. Ok Maybe slightly off theme....:)

I think another major concern in the Ukraine is that Nato and US ..effects everyone of course .... see those unprotected nuclear power stations as an easy source of dirty radiation, which could be sold on the world market and used as terrorist devices anywhere.
On a subway , airport, etc ..so radiation detection on borders will become much more significant as possibly the only way of stopping it in transit n any particular country. These s sensors would need to be highly sensitive radiation detectors situated at all transport hubs and ports to try and stop it getting into the country in the first place.

the other use would be to identify where the contamination is after an event.

Well Done TRat.
This GRAIL PROPOSERS' DAY from the April 15, 2022
The IARPA GRAIL program .
"The IARPA GRAIL program aims to create an in-situ system capable of laboratory-level sensitivity measurements at environmental tritium levels. Such capability has long been desired but has remained technologically out of reach. GRAIL program goals necessitate aggressively pursuing a leap in both sampling and measurement technology that when integrated, will yield a fieldable system capable of new sample generation and measurement every 24 hours.

https://www.iarpa.gov/newsroom/article/grail-proposers-day

Tritium is a radioactive form of hydrogen. Because it is radioactive, its release to the environment must be minimized.
It is found in Surface and groundwater, precipitation and soils. While elevated tritium levels have been measured in the atmosphere since 1952, tritium produced by thermonuclear testing (“bomb tritium”) has been the dominant source of tritium in precipitation. A peak concentration of several thousand TU was recorded in precipitation in the northern hemisphere in 1963, the year that the atmospheric test ban treaty was signed. After 1963, the tritium levels in precipitation began to decline gradually because of radioactive decay and the cessation of atmospheric testing.

The simplest use of tritium is to check whether detectable concentrations are present in the water. Although pre-bomb atmospheric tritium concentrations are not well known, waters derived exclusively from precipitation before 1953 would have maximum tritium concentrations of ~0.1–0.4 TU by 2003. For waters with higher tritium contents, some fraction of the water must have been derived since 1953; thus, the tritium concentration can be a useful marker for recharge since the advent of nuclear testing.

https://www.iarpa.gov/newsroom/article/grail-proposers-day

That would make more sense :)

Just an observation and probably a red herring but sometime ago there was a link posted here to an article discussing Modern Water that showed equipment with the Modern Water logo being used in a pilot at a waste treatment plant , i think. The Modern Water equipment was literally next to but was not discussed in the article) a competitors ( i am guessing) which was owned by KROMEK who are an award winning CBRN detection company - again Kromek's radiation, chemical and biological detectors are used by DARPA in US and again used at high profile political and UN Conferences.

Kromek goes under symbol KMK and share price is near all time low . They are also working on air detection system that
will identify COVID and pretty much everything else in particles in air - has been trialed in airports and schools successfully.
At the time i wondered why their technology was testing waste water as usually focus on airborne particles, medical X-rays etc and nuclear industry.

However, now we have a Modern Water radiation detection connection it seems worth mentioning.

sorry my info below seems a tad out of date.

https://www.retailsector.co.uk/630018-walgreens-pulls-5bn-sale-of-boots/

You might be closer than you think here 13th Monkey.

"Walgreens Boots Alliance declined to comment on speculation that it was considering selling its Boots business in the UK but has confirmed its “renewed priorities” for 2022"

"Sources referenced in the article said that the process would only be exploratory and might not lead to a sale, while separating the business into its own listed company could be another possibility."

"In a statement shared with OT, the Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) said it “does not comment on market speculation,” however, the company shared: “It is accurate that WBA announced a renewed set of priorities and strategic direction for the group in October, which includes a more pointed focus on North America and on healthcare.”

"The new strategy aims to drive sustainable and long-term profitable growth for the company, and includes the launch of a new business segment, Walgreens Health, focused on technology-enabled health care in America."

Currently seeking advice from Goldman Sachs on options for the business....

I am unsure why Deepverge need to let Labskin go, if that is the plan .....surely its value is in it being held as a SAAS service .
Am i correct in thinking that the definition of a SAAS service ( which we are told this is) would be that the entire technology would remain in Labskins control and be available “on the cloud” as a hosted platform owned and controlled by Labskin.
Other interested party's who wish to take advantage of its offering could be given permission to be able to promote it to their customers, and access the service at a cost. The key thing is that generally the host company ( Labskin) makes no tangible software product available to its users, and the product itself is only available “on the cloud” as a hosted platform, controlled by Labskin.

The alternative license model is where the technology is given to a partner at a cost so they can host the service on their own platform. They pay for the license.

Therefore, if Labskin keep the software to themselves and sell it as a SAAS service then partners would be able to promote Labskin on their own platform. If we assumed the cost was zero to access labskin or very low cost and labskin made revenues from percentages of increased units sold form partners sites then this would escalate labskin revenues many fold in a very quick order - with no risk to the partners who only pay labskin after a sale .

The only ceiling then would be the number of tests that could be performed each month in each geographical region to meet demand.

So If Labskin go the SAAS route they can give ( in theory) selected partners access to their technology to promote on their online sites, membership lists etc and also keep entire control of the software platform - yet receive trageted promotion of their services for free and revenues from sales.

Surely this is the way to go - keep the goose that lays .......