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Cognetivity Neurosciences Ltd., today announced the appointment of Ed Smith to its advisory board with immediate effect.
Ed has had considerable experience in top roles within the UK's publicly-funded healthcare system, the National Health Service (NHS). He is the former Chairman of NHS Improvement and Deputy Chairman of NHS England, two of the most significant bodies overseeing patient care in the NHS, which together receive the majority of the Department of Health and Social Care's core annual budget of around £160 billion.
"We're thrilled to welcome Ed to the company," said Dr Sina Habibi, Cognetivity's CEO. "He has served with distinction in two of the most important bodies involved in running the NHS, and is sure to provide us with invaluable insight as we continue to gain traction in the UK and other key healthcare markets."
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I'm not even asking for 5G, I'd just like more than 0.2mbps download.
Are they ever gonna give this area some love? I mean I'm starting to see UW nodes go up in Manchester, so they've gotta be coming this way, right?
NHS patient feedback to NICE
https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/gid-ng10091/documents/supporting-documentation-2
Basically, what is better about Stardew Valley over AC:NH? I got bored of AC and I am looking for a similar game to play but one that provides much better quality of life improvements like being able to batch and faster crafting, plant more than one at a time, and where I'm not limited to real life play time.
My wife and I were talking and we started wishlisting improvements that could one day be added to the game via an update. She then asked me if the game got an update tomorrow that only improved one thing, what would I want it to be?
I would love better tool management (e.g. indicators of how close tools are to breaking, selecting tools from the ring using the right stick, an indicator of where you're aiming, etc.) I personally don't *need* any of those things, but I think they would be beneficial and would build confidence in folks to who are new to the AC games and/or video games in general.
My wife would prefer bulk crafting (e.g. "craft 15 bait"), which I can also totally get behind when trying to go after those rare fish, but it's lower on my wishlist than the tool management thing.
What's your number one wish for an improvement to Animal Crossing NH?
Trust the load times between screens are quicker. I stopped playing because it was a drag to go in and out houses and building...
Yet, I am reminded of the hide and seek game of villagers. Can't wait to play hide and seek with elevated levels.. We may get new games too.
I didn't play a great deal of New Leaf so I don't know if Nintendo did much in the way of tweaking/adding features to that game after its launch.
New Horizons is incredible but I know plenty of us are noticing little bits and pieces that could be streamlined or improved.
Is it unrealistic to expect them to make adjustments to it via updates over time?
Hello NH, as you are aware, scammers that put high order for hashpower and then removing is something we all know, and that you pursue to get rid of.
But the issue I am pointing out is why the NH Miner keeps the current running algo when it drops in profitability by, not just 1-3%, but a whole 30-50% (yes Nist5 I am looking at you).
When such a thing happens, I think the NH Miner should automatically stop mining that algo, poll for the most profitable algo DIFFERENT that the current one and switch to it. That way scammers will not get anything.
But as many have already mentioned and requested, it is about time that when someone commits a hashing power order, he can't just removed it like that. Hashing power sellers like myself should have some kind of 'virtual contract' when you NH asks me to provide hashing power for some order. When you request hashing power, there should be a guarantied amount of BTC that is taken from the buyers and secured for the sellers. That way we won't see any scammers anymore and moslty, no more 30-50% profitability drop inside a 30sec window like we are seeing right now.
Do something please.
I can't find anything about this topic myself, so I'm hoping someone can shead some light on this.
I am currently living in New Hampshire. I do not have a formal lease with my landlord but I have a verbal contract and texts and written PayPal statements regarding the lease, terms, etc.
At first, it was just going to be me living here for the summer (I'm an intern) and then it became another intern who I worked with last summer. After we agreed to both lease from him, he told us that he would be moving into the downstairs room because it was smaller and gave us the upstairs, which is an open floor loft style living space.
This next part is all in text:
He then stated for us to live here, he would need to 1) put hinges on the door and 2) put a carpet down. He said the floor us uneven and we needed the rug so we didn't stub our toes or trip. He said he was planning on doing all of this in the future but because we were coming we needed to pay for this. I said okay, assuming that we could bring our own rug or he would find something cheap. Instead, be bought a single Persian rug from an estate sale and new floor hinges and closures, which he says came to a total of $420. We were unaware that he would do this, especially something that for interns is so expensive.
He texted me again about it today to finish paying off the balance for the rug and hinges. I assumed (which I will never assume now) that we wouldn't be on the hook for the entire cost of this because these are things that he pick out and bought for his place that he wanted. Granted it was earlier than he says he planned on adding these things but it still seems like we shouldn't be fully responsible.
We are out in two weeks but frankly I feel taken advantage of. Not to mention we have had to take care of his dog, who is the reason I broke my foot. I've been wanting to ask him about homeowners insurance because I don't have insurance and had to pay for the medical cost from his dog out of pocket. I've been nervous to ask and now after having the discussion about the cost of the items, I'm afraid it will seem like I'm asking to get back at him.
I'm an intern from a single parent household and I pay most of my and my moms bills and work full time while going to school full time. I feel exhausted from having to deal with his dog and now this surprise with the extra costs. I've definitely learned my lesson in being very specific and getting everything in writing, I don't need to be told that a
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Cognetivity Neurosciences Ltd., today announced the appointment of Ed Smith to its advisory board with immediate effect.
Ed has had considerable experience in top roles within the UK's publicly-funded healthcare system, the National Health Service (NHS). He is the former Chairman of NHS Improvement and Deputy Chairman of NHS England, two of the most significant bodies overseeing patient care in the NHS, which together receive the majority of the Department of Health and Social Care's core annual budget of around £160 billion.
"We're thrilled to welcome Ed to the company," said Dr Sina Habibi, Cognetivity's CEO. "He has served with distinction in two of the most important bodies involved in running the NHS, and is sure to provide us with invaluable insight as we continue to gain traction in the UK and other key healthcare markets."
Find the full release here at: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/former-chairman-nhs-improvement-ed-130000462.html
Stay safe, this is not financial advice!!
