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i think this info is important to come accross. currnetly im researching a healing path for myself. i am sick. may be lyme disease- who knows. i had the disease 18 months ago and took antibiotics. i beleive it was cured, but i feel the same way i felt then- i dont think is this is a re-emergence of it or if i was bitten again by another tic or is this is something else entirely. i will go to the doctor and get some antibiotic just so i have it if i decide to take it.
check out these articles.
also, if your really interested, google rosemary jacobs, she has done a lot of research.
i appreciate all feedback!
ari moshe
check out these articles.
also, if your really interested, google rosemary jacobs, she has done a lot of research.
i appreciate all feedback!
ari moshe
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Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Sun, June 18, 2006 - 8:40 AMrosemary jacobs is fulla crap. read my posts and my blog on CS. ask yourself where all the blue people are??? they are desperately trying to supress CS. the ONLY thing they can harp on is rosemary jacobs. she took SILVER NITRATE nose drops NOT colloidal silver. read my posts for full explanation.
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Mon, July 3, 2006 - 6:19 PMIf you are sick I want to strongly suggest you google the following phrase and read, read, read.
Natural Cellular Defense
I took colloidal silver a while and noticed no effect. Maybe after a while longer it would have, but this stuff had a dramatic effect within days. I ran into a guy yesterday who has a brain tumor and said after just 2 days the twitching in his right eye went away and he started feeling better. And he didn't try to sell me anything after telling me this! I have read dozens of testimonials from people with all kinds of chronic ailments who have gotten relief within a short time of starting the supplement and it is completely safe. There is lots of information on the National Libraray of Medicine site about how it's ingredients have been used with animals for years with no adverse effects. Personally, I would take a pass on colloidal silver when there is an alternative available that has just as glowing user testimonials and which has no controversy over safety. Just my .02 anyway. Good luck whatever you decide.
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Tue, July 4, 2006 - 1:59 PMhey indi
i really dont think it has to be either - or, and framing something that way introduces false comparisons. just because c. silver (or any other health product) was not effective for you -- well it could be a variety of reasons, etc, and has absolutely nothing to do with the other product you are promoting. there's many paths to health, so if you believe in something that is healthy -- then you can just talk about it without putting other methods down in the process.
so no points there -- but what you posted about actually does look really interesting! just spent a chunk of time googling and reading.
its too bad that right now there is only one company doing this, with their patented process, and its really expensive and multi level
-- but yeah it looks very impressive, especially the support from gabriel cousens and other doctors.
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Tue, July 4, 2006 - 3:15 PMI kind of vibe to what you're saying, Buck, but there seems an extra incentive in this case to want specifically to compare because the original poster is questioning safety. If I had a choice between two products that were equally effective and one had safety questions attached to it while the other did not, I would want to know that. It would be an important part of my decision.
If I had personally had amazing results with colloidal silver that were beyond what I experienced with NCD I would point that out too, so that that could be a part of the decision. Maybe it is worth more risk for more gain. But as it so happens it was quite the reverse for me. I'm just giving my opinion and of course the original poster and any reader knows that, so it's not like they have to think "well this one person had the experience with colloidal versus NCD so that must be how it would be for anyone." I didn't bother to say that that was not my point because I thought it went without saying, but to be absolutely clear in case there is any doubt, that is not my point.
My point really is that I think there are other good options for anyone worried about the risks. I never got too concerned about the risks because I feel I am in touch with my own body enough that if I started having a negative reaction to a product I would know it way before I started turning blue. There is so much opinion on both sides of the C.S. safety question that I would not be too afraid to at least try it given how positive many people's opinions of its benefit, and that's why I did try it despite having read lots of warning stuff myself.
It is only because my personal experience has been so much stronger to the positive with NCD that I take it instead of the C.S. now. But if someone is factoring in a genuine fear issue with the C.S. I think its worth pointing out they don't have that extra issue with NCD. No put down intended towards C.S. nor denial that for some people it might be more powerful than NCD.
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Wed, July 5, 2006 - 5:51 AMIndi, I don't quite understand what you were expecting to happen. Taking Zeolite will give results because everyone has some form of pollution in their body. If you were to have the flu, the colloidal silver would have given results in 6 hours, but the Zeolite wouldn't have. The point of taking colloidal silver daily is to prevent infection, but daily intake is not needed if you just wish to use it to cure an infection.
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Wed, July 5, 2006 - 6:00 AMIn the UK, I believe 600 people on average die each year from putting their socks on. Did you know that you are more likely to catch an illness simply because you are black and lack vitamin D because of the lack of sunlight you get each year. You need to get this into proportion with education. Read steves blogs and take your time.
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Sun, July 9, 2006 - 12:13 PMMicky you are making a lot of false assumptions in your reply to my post. First, I do sometimes take daily NCD preventatively as it not only has toxin-clearing properties but also has anti-viral properties, though I don't tend to be that regular with it since it isn't that big a concern for me. I have a sister with Lupus however and she takes it regularly with great results. My mother also reported a rash clearing up on her hand after taking it a few days. I have heard even greater reports from people I don't know as well, including curing cancer, fibromyalgia, and a whole assortment of very serious ailments. I find it nips a cold in the bud, and that is mainly how I take it, when I first feel myself getting sick. That is why I think of NCD as a viable alternative to C.S. Doesn't mean everyone needs to make the switch, but it does seem that the same types of claims for effectiveness I've heard linked to C.S. I've also heard linked to NCD, and then some. Additionally, I don't personally know any single person taking C.S. who has reported to me the types of things I've heard reported firsthand from people I know about NCD. I think I already mentioned the man I ran into in the parking lot the other day (who was old friends with the person I was walking with) who told us about how it was having an effect on his brain tumor. I think one can definitely say that both NCD and C.S. have people very excited about what they can do.
Second, you assume I haven't already done my research. I've read quite a lot about C.S. My Ivy League education turned me into a pretty serious researcher. I wouldn't have bought a silver pulser if I hadn't done my homework. However, after taking the C.S. myself my experience brought me to a different conclusion than my research. So now I take NCD. Again, the whole point of suggesting the NCD (not to you, but to the original poster who asked for feedback) is to say that it is a viable alternative to C.S. that doesn't have ANY safety concerns linked to it. Is there some reason you think it is a bad thing to let him know that?
I have to add, that one thing that always sends up red flags for me about any product is if I get the impression that it's proponents are a bit too agitated when anyone even hints at there being problems associated with the product of even just points out there being alternatives to it.
I have no problem with anyone taking both NCD and C.S. I don't have any vested interest in the matter. I personally am done with C.S. because it had not noticeable effect on me and with the safety questions hovering around it I see no upside to assuming any risk whatsoever. That doesn't mean I feel the need to go on the offensive if someone suggests C.S. over NCD. To each their own. Research suggests people can benefit from taking either product in treating a wide variety of ailments (though again, my personal experience and first hand testimonials I've encountered suggest greater effectiveness with the NCD).
In a nutshell, I think anyone worried about the supposed dangers of C.S. (which are not conclusive when distilled water is used) should skip the product and just use NCD. That's my feedback. I respect that others have a different point of view on the matter, likely based on different personal experience or reports from people they know personally, and might wish to make different suggestions to the original poster. I think that's clear now, so I won't belabor the point. If anyone cares to continue beating this dead horse they are welcome to do so without my further input.
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Sun, July 9, 2006 - 1:28 PMIn fact I thought you were a bit confused because you seemed to be expecting more from colloidal silver than it can give. I would never suggest that it might cure cancer for example.
Frankly, I'm not really sure what you mean by "NCD". I looked at the links and came across Zeolite which is very good.
I always say that what works for you is what's best for you. No one knows you better than you do.
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Mon, July 10, 2006 - 10:03 AMhey mick
ncd is natural cellular defense
and this is what she's talking about
i haven't used it
there's also companies that sell it by the bottle instead of a 4 pack
i've read that since its a multi level operation if you sign up to be a distributor there is a discount. this company has some unique process so they are the only ones making it.
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Mon, July 10, 2006 - 2:32 PMThanks. It appears to be Zeolite which comes from volcanic rock as I understand it. The Zeolite does a detox starting with one substance and then another. There are many sources of Zeolite. Anyone of them will do a good job.
The thing that gets me is that the whole alternative cure area is becoming so expensive. I don't think that volcanic rock or the process used to change it for public consumption costs that much.
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Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Mon, July 10, 2006 - 3:56 PMif you have other sources please post
from the little i read this is not 'just' zeolite
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Sun, August 6, 2006 - 1:49 PMDr. Jubb of Jubb's Longevity in NYC has herbal formulations with Zeolite (the active ingredient in Natural Cellular Defense.) It's in his Omega herb blend to be used with the Alpha blend. You can reach his delicatessen at 212-353-5000
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Sun, August 6, 2006 - 2:51 PM
first off thanks for the link -- im not in nyc, but his books look interesting.
do you know if they clean out the zeolite first ?
my understanding is that is what makes ncd special -- the zeolite has been cleansed first, so is able to soak up the heavy metals.
otherwise you are taking in something that, in some percentage, is already filled up with other junk. and according to their literature -- thats why it took the scientist behind ncd years -- he finally figured out how to clean the zeolite and have it still be active.
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Wed, August 9, 2006 - 1:19 PMhmm, i'll ask dr. jubb. i don't know. good question...
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Tue, August 8, 2006 - 4:06 PMsorry it took so long for me to address these postings. i was offline for two months and am just catching up. i am very impressed by your ivy league education. pray tell how did you know that you were actually making CS ?? you couldn't see it because i have tested pulse generators and they make no appreciable amounts of colloidal silver. they are a SCAM! if you can't see CS with the naked eye theres not enough there to work.and i know you couldn't see any.as for dramatic effects you obviously haven't tried any real CS. because it works dramaticly, 100% of the time, quickly. it has nothing to do with subjective opinion or working for some and not others depending on thier body chemistry or metabolism. it's purely science based. and even though you researched your ivy league fingers off you obviously missed my blog.as well as the many testimonials on tribe and yahoo colloidalsilver2 group. sorry you got snookered. you haven't used cs yet if you only used homemade with a pulse generator. want dramatic? check out herbalmedicine tribe. colloidal silver update etc.
ps.zeolites are good too. i often use them. but then we're comparing apples and oranges. CS doesn't detox. thats not it's function.
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Wed, August 9, 2006 - 1:20 PMok steve. you bashed this poster's response in defense of course. but how to make good cs? i'd love to know cuz i plan on using it for a big cleanse and want the potent stuff!
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Wed, August 9, 2006 - 4:26 PM
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Thu, July 6, 2006 - 4:05 PMrosemary jacobs seems to be full of crap. but stan jones is not.
he made his own col silver - and after two years got agryia. he has not renounced col silver, and his story is a good lesson that there are many variables w. col silver and its not necessarily so 'easy' to make it yourself. and a really important point -- people with different conditions and histories will react very differently. its quite possible that a hundred people could have done the exact same thing as stan jones and never gotten agryia.
this page, from a web site that is clearly very pro col silver, seems to have a good overview of his case and all the variables involved.
Re: colloidal silver- potential danger?Wed, June 20, 2007 - 6:53 PMA great overview of CS and the levels of propaganda around it's use. I hope all is well with you all...I've been hyperbusy with LA stuff and I see the dialog goes on here, I'll try to be around more this summer. One Love!
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Rosemary Jacobs (Again) & Anti-Colloidal Silver Propaganda (May 20, 2007)
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To: Editor
Hi Ken -
I've just been perusing the web with regard to colloidal precious metals, and read about both the Gold & Silver on your site. I find it strange that you currently promote the use of silver, but advise against using gold. Are you aware of this tale:
I am just trying to understand why you would still promote the use of colloidal silver when there is evidence that it causes harm? Seems to me they are both wrought with risk, and unproven as healing agents.
Personally, I'll be avoiding either.
thx - I enjoy your site a lot.
Greg F.
(p.s. - Are you related to Goro Adachi? Goro runs a website featuring themes similar to yours that I also enjoy)
Hello Greg,
Your use of the word "tale" is far more appropriate than you might imagine. Yes, I'm well aware of who Rosemary Jacobs is and of her well polished and often repeated 'story', but here's what you may not know:
Rosemary Jacobs is not the sole "author" of her 'story'. Her story contains far too many 'unnatural' elements that tell you that she's working with hidden advisors from the government (FDA) and perhaps pharmaceutical "friends" who have helped her craft a propaganda piece that is masquerading as her 'personal story'. Her covert "Mission" (which she has accepted) is to get colloidal silver placed under FDA control and regulation. That's why she presents her 'story' with the unexplained and mysterious acronym of "CSP" whenever alluding to colloidal silver. It also explains why she has no specific memory of what was actually in the bottle of nose drops (other than silver) which her doctor prescribed for her in 1953, but she has unlimited and encyclopedic knowledge about the most obscure JAMA studies and reports on colloidal silver going back to the beginning of the twentieth century. It also explains why this "private person" as she insists on identifying herself, goes through the effort and expense of going to Rockville, Maryland on May 7, 1999 and testifying at the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research Committee (www.fda.gov/ohrms/docket.../3513t2a.pdf) in front of the Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee on proposed regulations to place colloidal silver under FDA jurisdiction (in this case, the proposal was to add colloidal silver {identified as 'mild silver protein'} to a category of FDA regulated products called the "bulk list". That motion failed to pass).
Rosemary also vehemently asserts that no one is "sponsoring" her. It's just a freak coincidence of nature that her 'story' happens to fit the anti-colloidal silver propaganda mantra of the FDA to a tee, down to the smallest detail. It reminds me of Illuminati disinformation shills who will yell to the rafters that the Protocols of the Learned Elders of Sion is a fake and forgery, YET, the Protocols narrative fits the observed Illuminati action plan-exactly. Me doth thinks that she protests too much.
Rosemary Jacobs is a woman raised in Long Island NY. In 1953, at the age of eleven, her physician prescribed nose drops for her because she had a stuffy nose frequently and suffered from allergies. He wrote her out a prescription and she went to the drug store and had it filled (made) and repeatedly refilled for at least 3 or 4 years. Rosemary claims that she doesn't know exactly what was in the bottle, other than that it was a solution containing silver, however, silver nitrate is the most likely candidate since it was commonly used in earlier times to prevent blindness in newborns because of the potential problem of venereal disease transmission from the mother causing eye infection and blindness in the baby. Silver nitrate was placed in the eyes of every (hospital born) infant up to perhaps 15 or 20 years ago.
Silver nitrate is a PROTEIN COMPOUND. Colloidal silver (CS) is not a protein or a compound. It's an element, silver, suspended in water. Silver is atomic number 47 on the Periodic Chart of Elements.
Skin is made out of PROTEIN. Protein has an affinity for protein and for PROTEIN COMPOUNDS.
Apparently she took enough nose drops that her skin (protein) became bound with enough silver nitrate (protein compound) to discolor her skin and produce her slate/blue skin tone, medically known as argyria. Argyria is more of a cosmetic problem, rather than a health problem-and it's rather RARE. You notice in her 'story' that she calls colloidal silver, "colloidal silver CSP" She NEVER defines what "CSP" means, yet she uses the term repeatedly, alternating that acronym with "colloidal silver." In other words, 'she' (her and her FDA ghost writers) wants you to think that "CSP" and "colloidal silver" are THE SAME THING, but I'm here to tell you that they are NOT the same thing; not by a country mile. They both contain silver, yes. They both appear as a colloid solution, yes. But ONE is A NITRATE COMPOUND and the other is plain, elemental silver suspended in water.
Somewhere in the early to mid 1990's, the pharmaceutical/medical establishment discovers this woman and finds that she's a perfect shill to appear before medical conventions and press conferences in the mid to late 90's in order to decry the horrors of using "colloidal silver", a natural germ fighter-and potentially, a HUGE source of dirt-cheap competition to expensive pharmaceutical antibiotics (are you beginning to see the picture?).
After being trotted out at numerous medical shows, Rosemary finds herself at the helm of a large web site today where her articles and 'personal story' about the "dangers" of using colloidal silver are given at length. In the two or three articles I took off the web in 1997 (CNN and others), it said that Rosemary used "colloidal silver (CSP)" and that's what caused her problems, but throughout the rest of the article, they dropped the use of the initials "CSP" and ONLY used the term 'colloidal silver'. In her 'story', Rosemary makes NO distinction between her use of CSP, colloidal silver PROTEIN, and the elemental form of colloidal silver (CS) sold in health food stores or that which is made with an electrolysis-type DC generator.
Is it possible that Rosemary Jacobs, after making all of those appearances at medical conventions, found a new source of "work" to sustain her in some way? Do you suppose that the pharmaceutical boys who were dragging Rosemary around from one medical convention to the next simply dropped her off at her doorstep one night and waved goodbye to her forever? I don't think so.
I think Rosemary functions as a sort of poster lady for what will happen to you if you are 'foolish' enough to try using colloidal silver (after all, who wants to turn grey/blue for the rest of your life?). So here we have a woman, who would otherwise just be scrimping by on a Social Security check, deeply involved in an 'education' effort that just happens to dovetail perfectly with the propaganda goals of the pharmaceutical industry to pooh pooh colloidal silver and scare the pants off anyone who might consider using CS. Of course, you catch no glimpse of her pharmaceutical chums when you read her article. You get the idea that poor old Rosemary is sitting there at the kitchen table banging out her tale of woe in order to save the the world from repeating the same "tragic" mistake that cost her the loss of her peach and cream colored skin. Did you notice how carefully her supportive allusions to antibiotics were woven into her 'story'. Did you also notice that the comments she provides from what we are to assume are authority figures such as Dr. so and so, are always badmouthing those "dangerous quacks" who 'peddle' this 'dangerous' silver? She's spouting propaganda mantras invented by pro-pharmaceutical ghost writers. "Ordinary" people don't use these sort of carefully crafted "killer points" in telling her 'story'. She's giving us a "presentation" of the corporate, boardroom variety in order to sell "her" concerns. Her narrative is a propaganda commercial for the FDA, plain and simple.
Didn't you notice how well it worked with you?
These are your words:"Seems to me they are both wrought with risk, and unproven as healing agents."
"Wrought with risk"...You see? You bought right into it. The story scared you;... exactly what was intended to happen. So what you assumed to be 'evidence of harm' is in reality scare tactics designed to frighten you.
Silver is a highly germicidal metal, most effective when in the colloidal state created by electrolysis. There is no other metal that matches the healing/rejuvenation ability of silver combined with its remarkable germicidal qualities. There is a MOUNTAIN of research data PROVING the effectiveness and safety of colloidal silver; you just haven't seen it or read it. .
Gold is another matter: a different metal with different attributes and no germicidal abilities. It shouldn't be in the body.
Here's a link to more articles about colloidal silver. educate-yourself.org/cs/csre...ks.shtml
If I have the time, I might write a Part 2 to this story and give you much more information about Rosemary Jacobs and the anti-colloidal silver propaganda campaign.
Regards, Ken
P.S.. The real story about Goro and I won't be revealed for at least 50 years after our deaths, so it's futile to try and get anything out of me now. Sorry.


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A couple of caveats: Don't miss the dinghy by buying just anything made of rubber. "Rubber for rubber's sake is postpeak," says associate fashion director at Saks, Jane Tuma. "Now we're buying it because it has a special look. It should have texture." And serious rubberneckers won't settle for plastic imitations. Once they wear the real thing, devotees claim, they seldom tire of it.
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ESPNBoston.com and its high school sports staff today have named its five finalists for the fourth annual ESPNBoston.com Mr. Football Award, given to the best overall player in Massachusetts. The winner will be announced on Dec. 9, with the recipient being presented the award at Gillette Stadium before an upcoming New England Patriots home game.
St. John's Prep running back/safety Alex Moore took last year's award, joining Everett's Matt Costello and Jonathan DiBiaso among the past award-winners.
Below are the five finalists:
Troy Flutie
Senior Quarterback
Natick High School
The 6-foot, 178-pound Flutie has heard comparisons to his father (Darren) and Heisman-winning uncle (Doug) since he first set foot in the high school's hallways, but after this latest campaign it is well-merited. Headed into the Redhawks' Thanksgiving day matchup with Framingham, the Boston College commit is the state's all-time leader in passing touchdowns (105) and passing yards (8,741); with four TD passes on Turkey Day, he would tie the single-season mark held by 2011 Mr. Football winner Jonathan DiBiaso of Everett (44). On the season, Flutie has completed 62 percent of his passes for 2,754 yards and 40 touchdowns, and carried 91 times for 812 yards and six touchdowns, as the Redhawks reached the second round of the MIAA Division 2 South tournament.
Dylan Oxsen
Senior Running Back
Plymouth South High School
After leading the state in rushing touchdowns (40) a season ago, the 5-foot-10 Oxsen has turned in another fierce campaign despite a hobbled ankle. In nine games, he has carried 272 times for 2,145 yards and 24 touchdowns, his second straight season going over the 2,000-yard mark, as the Panthers have clinched a spot in the MIAA Division 3 State Final. He has also thrown for a touchdown and returned an interception for a touchdown, for 27 total scores.
Mike Panepinto
Senior Running Back
Needham High School
One of the state's shiftiest tailbacks, the 5-foot-10 Panepinto followed up his 2,000-yard junior campaign with another dynamic senior season, carrying 172 times for 1,654 yards and 25 touchdowns as the Rockets reached the MIAA Division 2 South Semifinals. Headed into the playoffs, his 1,240 yards and 18 scores were best among all rushers in Massachusetts.
Andrew Smiley
Senior Quarterback
St. John's High School (Shrewsbury)
For the second straight season Smiley, a Navy lacrosse commit, surpassed the 3,000-yard mark for offense as the Pioneers are once again among the state's leaders in yards per game. Heading into Dec. 7's MIAA Division 2 State Final with Mansfield, the 6-foot-3 Smiley is completing 70 percent of his passes (167 of 239) for 2,290 yards, 28 touchdowns and just four interceptions; on the ground, he adds 846 yards and 12 more scores on 94 carries. He's also recorded three interceptions as a part-time safety -- including his one-handed pick with 20 seconds to go in Saturday's D2 State Semifinal, which punched the Pioneers' ticket to Gillette.
Cody Williams
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Springfield Central High School
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"I thought every house was going to burn down," said Snake River Road Resident Gordon Harris.
Gordon Harris is the hero who spotted the flames first spark up on the side of Snake River road.
"I started fighting it and it just spread too fast," said Harris. "By the time I could call for help or anything it was too late."
As the flames rapidly approached neighboring homes, residents began fighting the fire themselves, holding off the blaze until law enforcement and fire crews arrived.
"The police were a big help," said Harris. "They came and and started grabbing shovels and hoses and really helped out and kept my house from burning down."
"This has happened about every two years, but this is the first time it's been this close," said Snake River Road Homeowner Jerry Hendrickson.
"I was really concerned about my neighbors on both sides, as well as our house," said Snake River Road Resident Brenda Schultz.
Although the cause of the fire has not yet been identified, neighbors said that Red Bird Beach goers witnessed a spark ignite under a lawn mower that may have back fired just above the roadway in a nearby field. However, other's contend it was started by a cigarette.
"It was probably a cigarette or something because everybody was out working in their yards and we looked up and there was a wall of flames coming out of the gully," said Harris.
At this time, no reported homes have been touched by the fire and residents said they've only lost a few plants and trees along their property as they fought to put the flames out.
"We worked out until about one this morning, making sure that it wasn't going to come down the hill," said Hendrickson.
"All you can do is do the best you can do," said Schultz.
More than 1,200 acres of charred land, paint a black canvas across Weissenfels Ridge as crews continue to contain the fire.
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Mixtec information
Budget Mexican that eschews the taco/burrito/enchilada drabness of the genre, Mixtec is justifiably popular with Anglos and Latinos. The moles are freshly prepared, the meat authentically spiced (rumors say they use more than 200 seasonings) and the huevos rancheros are a great hangover cure. The hot chocolate –bittersweet and pretty much made of silk – is the best in town.


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What is and does FESI?
FESI is the independent Federation of the European insulation contracting sector founded in Paris in 1970. FESI represents 20 national insulation associations from Europe whose members are active in the field of technical insulation for industry, the commercial building sector, ship insulation, soundproofing and fire protection. FESI represents more than 3.300 European insulation contracting companies.
FESI acts as the European think-tank bringing insulation specialists together to work on technical matters related to thermal and cold insulation as well as acoustic protection and to promote industrial insulation as a Best Available Technique delivering industry:
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Every two years FESI organises the European Insulation Apprentice Championships. FESI is proud to present them this year in Cologne at the IEX Europe where 10 teams from 9 different European countries will compete to win the gold medal.


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Tylototriton shanjing
Yunnan Newt
Subgenus: Tylototriton
|family: Salamandridae
subfamily: Pleurodelinae
Species Description: Nussbaum, R. A., Brodie, Jr., E. D., Yang, D. 1995. A Taxonomic Review of Tylototriton verrucosus Anderson (Amphibia: Caudata: Salamandridae). Herpetologica, 51(3): pp. 257-268.
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Distribution and Habitat
Country distribution from AmphibiaWeb's database: China
Life History, Abundance, Activity, and Special Behaviors
Trends and Threats
Relation to Humans
The taxonomic status of Tylototriton shanjing has recently been disputed. Zhang et al. (2007) recommended that T. shanjing be considered a synonym of T. verrucosus, on the basis of similarity in Cyt b. However, only a single sample of T. verrucosus was analyzed, from China; no samples were included from other parts of the range (India, Nepal, Myanmar, Thailand, Burma, Viet Nam, and probably Laos and Bhutan). In addition, Ziegler et al (2008) report that T. shanjing breeds true in captivity. Until a more thorough analysis of T. verrucosus is undertaken, the systematic decision to remove shanjing must be considered premature. (For an English translation of Zhang et al., e-mail Jennifer Macke, jpmackeATcomcast.net)
Nussbaum, R. A., Brodie, E. D., Jr., and Datong, Y. (1995). ''A taxonomic review of Tylototriton verrucosus Anderson (Amphibia: Caudata: Salamandridae).'' Herpetologica, 51(3), 257-268.
Zhang, M., Rao, D., Yu, G., and Yang, J. (2007). ''The validity of Red Knobby Newt (Tylototriton shanjing) species status based on mitochondrial Cyt b gene.'' Zoological Research, 28(4), 430-436.
Zhao, E. (1998). China Red Data Book of Endangered Animals: Amphibia and Reptilia. Science Press: Endangered Species Scientific Commission, P.R.C., Beijing.
Ziegler, T., Hartmann, T., Van der Straeten, K., Karbe, D., and Böhme, W. (2008). ''Captive breeding and larval morphology of Tylototriton shanjing Nussbaum, Brodie and Yang, 1995, with an updated key of the genus Tylototriton (Amphibia: Salamandridae).'' Der Zoologische Garten, 77, 246-260.
Written by Meredith Mahoney and Vance Vredenburg (vancev AT socrates.berkeley.edu), UC Berkeley
First submitted 1999-04-06
Edited by Kellie Whittaker (2008-04-18)
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text: 000 FXUS63 KBIS 241742 AFDBIS Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Bismarck ND 1242 PM CDT Sat Sep 24 2016 .UPDATE... Issued at 1242 PM CDT Sat Sep 24 2016 Lowered pops across the east this afternoon as any convection should hold off til mid/late afternoon. No other significant changes made. Surface low currently located over southwestern ND. Fog finally dissipated over KDIK within the past hour with visibilities increasing. Eastern and northcentral areas remain in a marginal risk for severe per SPC, so this will be an area to monitor through the afternoon. SPC meso analysis page shows 1000-1500 J/KG of SB CAPE, although skies have remained mostly cloudy. UPDATE Issued at 943 AM CDT Sat Sep 24 2016 Made a few adjustments with the update to extend fog across the west and north. Based on web cams and some obs, it is eroding at some locations but slower than expected. HRRR tries to hold onto fog into early afternoon across the west. Also expanded low pops across parts of south central ND with some showers continuing to move through the area. No changes with latest SPC day 1 outlook with a marginal risk covering portions of our east. There will be a window of opportunity during the afternoon for some strong storms. NAM continues to be more aggressive with instability, showing up to 2500 J/KG of CAPE mid afternoon from James River Valley through northcentral ND, with GFS not quite as unstable. Latest HRRR however does not show much convection across our east. UPDATE Issued at 655 AM CDT Sat Sep 24 2016 Did an update to pops and sky cover to account for convection passing just west of the Mandan / Bismarck area. Otherwise no changes to the inherited forecast. && .SHORT TERM...(Today and tonight) Issued at 450 AM CDT Sat Sep 24 2016 The mid level low was on the forecast track of the NAM and it was followed more closely this forecast cycle. Temperatures today will have a wide range from the cloudy, showery Divide County to where the sun breaks out in Logan County. Mid level low was moving through Wyoming this morning toward North Dakota with its surface feature out ahead. As the circulation approached, showers were moving more northwest, caught in the circulation. With no returns upstream and the short term hi res HRRR showing no showers for much of the morning, have dropped pops all but the west and north. The central part of the forecast area breaks into some sunshine this afternoon in the dry slot. CAPE and instability increase in warm air advection and support thunderstorm development in central North Dakota. As the storms move northeast they`ll encounter increasingly unstable air and sub severe hail and wind will become a concern. Any severe weather should be very limited in the Bismarck NWS forecast area and confined to low end severe if it reaches that level at all. Concern for tonight is the next short wave moving through the circulation with another round of showers, maybe a rumble of thunder. As the surface low moves through the wind shifts and increases. Bufkit soundings for southwest North Dakota show steady 30 to gusts 45 mph of wind will reach the surface. There is higher wind than that aloft and it is possible this could mix down to the higher terrain southwest. For now will go with advisory for winds 30 to 45 mph and keep the high wind warnings in our toolbox until we see the whites of its eyes. Any showers will act to mix that higher wind to the surface so we`ll have to monitor closely. .LONG TERM...(Sunday through Friday) Issued at 450 AM CDT Sat Sep 24 2016 Showers taper off west early Sunday as the cyclone pulls away and becomes an open wave, but the wind will be left behind. Have continued the wind advisory for the southwest through Sunday but wouldn`t be surprised if the Sunday day shift can cancel it a bit early. Generally cooler and windy to very windy Sunday, but with increasing sunshine from the west. After that an H5 ridge builds over the area and much of the coming work week is dry and mild with lows in the 40s and highs 65 to 75. The coolest night starts the period, Sunday night-Monday morning, with a lot of places dipping into the upper 30s. The next rain producer looks to come in late in the week and into next weekend. && .AVIATION...(For the 18Z TAFS through 18Z Sunday afternoon) Issued at 1226 PM CDT Sat Sep 24 2016 LIFR and IFR ceilings can be expected through the 18Z TAFs, in association with showers and isolated thunderstorms that are projected to move eastward across the state through the overnight hours. Some storms in eastern areas may become strong this afternoon and tonight. Additionally, gusty winds will persist through the 18Z TAF period with winds predominately become northwesterly through early Sunday morning. && .BIS WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... Wind Advisory from 5 PM this afternoon to 5 PM MDT Sunday for NDZ040-041-043-044. && $$ UPDATE...JNS SHORT TERM...JPM LONG TERM...JPM AVIATION...AC


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Factory output and productivity higher in third quarter
November 13, 2003
Productivity in manufacturing—as measured by output per hour—increased at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 8.6 percent in the third quarter of 2003.
Output grew 2.9 percent and hours of all persons fell 5.2 percent. Total manufacturing output had decreased in each of the previous three quarters.
Hourly compensation of manufacturing workers increased an average of 4.3 percent during the third quarter of 2003, reflecting increases of 3.7 percent in durable goods and 5.3 percent in nondurable goods. When the increase in consumer prices is taken into account, real hourly compensation in total manufacturing rose 1.9 percent in the third quarter.
Unit labor costs in manufacturing decreased 4.0 percent in the third quarter of 2003, after increasing 1.9 percent in the second quarter.
These data are from the BLS Productivity and Costs program. Data are presented as seasonally adjusted annual rates and are subject to revision. Additional information is available in "Productivity and Costs, Third Quarter 2003" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 03-674.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Factory output and productivity higher in third quarter on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2003/nov/wk2/art03.htm (visited September 30, 2016).
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Comedian Todd Barry's unconventional tour at Turner Jan. 25
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The Guantánamo Memoirs of Mohamedou Ould Slahi For nearly 11 years, Mohamedou Ould Slahi has been a prisoner in Guantánamo. In 2005, he began to write his memoirs of his time in captivity. His handwritten 466-page manuscript is a harrowing account of his detention, interrogation, and abuse. Although his abuse has been corroborated by U.S. government officials, declassified documents, and independent investigators, Slahi tells his story with the detail and perspective that could only be known by himself and the people who have kept him captive. It is impossible for us to meet with him or independently verify his account. Until now, it has been impossible for him to tell his story. [ht homunculus]
Injunction junction, what's your function?
Late last year Congress passed, and the President signed, the NDAA FY 2012. Many people and organizations protested claiming that some provisions in the NDAA could be interpreted in such a way as to allow for the indefinite detention of American citizens by the military. On January 13th a complaint was filed contesting the provisions. Now, Judge Katherine B. Forest has blocked enforcement of the controversial provisions. The government has filed a motion for reconsideration. [more inside]
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