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This is the kinda news RBY shareholders are looking forward to reading
Much Bird-Flu testing going on in the world; this from
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/world/story...1686654,00.html
Turkey to test thousands in bid to contain bird flu outbreak
Jo Revill, health editor
Sunday January 15, 2006
The Observer
Tens of thousands of men, women and children across Turkey may be tested for bird flu, to see whether they carry any symptoms or have developed antibodies to it, in a concerted attempt by international experts to stop the virus before it becomes fully contagious to people.
The World Health Organisation has asked Turkey for permission to send teams into infected villages to take blood samples, swab throats and interview families. They would like to start the work this week to prevent the disease spreading into new regions.
Dr Guenael Rodier, a communicable diseases expert at WHO, said experts need to gain more insight into how the deadly H5N1 strain is spreading and whether it is mutating, as they race to contain the virus in case it becomes easily transmissible from person to person. So far, health experts have focused on the 18 people in Turkey - including three children who died a week ago - who have confirmed H5N1 infection, and on others kept in hospital with flu-like symptoms. All are thought to have caught it after having close contact with chickens.
One of the 18 people known to be infected with the deadly strain, Gulsen Yesilirmak, was discharged from hospital yesterday after responding well to treatment. She had contracted the disease after throwing dead chickens out of a coop.
There was a bird flu scare in Belgium yesterday when a man, thought to be a journalist, fell ill with flu symptoms. The unidentified man was isolated in a hospital in Brussels after a visit earlier in the week to the Turkish province of Van, which has suffered three bird flu fatalities. But blood tests showed that he tested negative for the deadly H5N1 strain. British health officials stress that the level of risk to the UK remained the same, as there was still no evidence yet that the virus was easily transmissible to people.
Meanwhile, the countries surrounding Turkey - Iran, Georgia, Armenia, Iraq, Syria, Bulgaria and Greece - have been put on high alert by the WHO to keep vigilant for any early signs of infected birds.
Turkish officials are trying to organise the culling of thousands of birds in order to wipe out the disease, which has hit their farming industry badly. More than half a million birds have already been culled, but the disease appears to be rife in 13 of Turkey's 81 provinces, with a further 18 provinces thought to be affected. Millions of Turkish families keep chickens, and there is confusion over whether they will be allowed to do so following the outbreak of the disease.
Looking forward to hearing of more orders from RBY
This is the kinda news RBY shareholders are looking forward to reading
Much Bird-Flu testing going on in the world; this from
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/world/story...1686654,00.html
Turkey to test thousands in bid to contain bird flu outbreak
Jo Revill, health editor
Sunday January 15, 2006
The Observer
Tens of thousands of men, women and children across Turkey may be tested for bird flu, to see whether they carry any symptoms or have developed antibodies to it, in a concerted attempt by international experts to stop the virus before it becomes fully contagious to people.
The World Health Organisation has asked Turkey for permission to send teams into infected villages to take blood samples, swab throats and interview families. They would like to start the work this week to prevent the disease spreading into new regions.
Dr Guenael Rodier, a communicable diseases expert at WHO, said experts need to gain more insight into how the deadly H5N1 strain is spreading and whether it is mutating, as they race to contain the virus in case it becomes easily transmissible from person to person. So far, health experts have focused on the 18 people in Turkey - including three children who died a week ago - who have confirmed H5N1 infection, and on others kept in hospital with flu-like symptoms. All are thought to have caught it after having close contact with chickens.
One of the 18 people known to be infected with the deadly strain, Gulsen Yesilirmak, was discharged from hospital yesterday after responding well to treatment. She had contracted the disease after throwing dead chickens out of a coop.
There was a bird flu scare in Belgium yesterday when a man, thought to be a journalist, fell ill with flu symptoms. The unidentified man was isolated in a hospital in Brussels after a visit earlier in the week to the Turkish province of Van, which has suffered three bird flu fatalities. But blood tests showed that he tested negative for the deadly H5N1 strain. British health officials stress that the level of risk to the UK remained the same, as there was still no evidence yet that the virus was easily transmissible to people.
Meanwhile, the countries surrounding Turkey - Iran, Georgia, Armenia, Iraq, Syria, Bulgaria and Greece - have been put on high alert by the WHO to keep vigilant for any early signs of infected birds.
Turkish officials are trying to organise the culling of thousands of birds in order to wipe out the disease, which has hit their farming industry badly. More than half a million birds have already been culled, but the disease appears to be rife in 13 of Turkey's 81 provinces, with a further 18 provinces thought to be affected. Millions of Turkish families keep chickens, and there is confusion over whether they will be allowed to do so following the outbreak of the disease.
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I see Krisbarry has managed to sneak in and posted a bit more of his scaremongering propaganda, we have a full serve on my home site, where he is not, as yet banned.
I am going to put up an imaginary hypothisis about all of this which Krisbarry would of course deny.
I think he is in the employ of a 'promotions' company to keep RBY and chook flu high in the concious of the general public. There is going to be a conference in Beijing shortly about chook flu. I believe and of course it could be purely a figment of my sick, twisted and bitter mind, that some moron is going to try to stiff China for millions of dollars of aid in order to control this unbelievable scourge which is about to befall all of us. Perhaps it is a payoff for Turkey to stay out of the way if there is going to be more Farnarcaling in the middle east but of course they can't tell China that.
I tend to think RBY is only a blind to keep this ...goodness how should I describe it. I just don't think I could find the kind of emotive words used by Krisbarry in that SBS promo he just did so lets just quote it again, it was a beaut..
Don't you all think this is starting to be an insult to our intelligence?
Most of all, doesn't it make you want to question all the rubbish that is rammed down our throats on the well named 'idiot box'?
At least here we can question what some prat is saying to us.
Krisbarry hang your head in shame for the fear you are trying to spread.
You are an outrage to the right of freedom of speech.
I see Krisbarry has managed to sneak in and posted a bit more of his scaremongering propaganda, we have a full serve on my home site, where he is not, as yet banned.
I am going to put up an imaginary hypothisis about all of this which Krisbarry would of course deny.
I think he is in the employ of a 'promotions' company to keep RBY and chook flu high in the concious of the general public. There is going to be a conference in Beijing shortly about chook flu. I believe and of course it could be purely a figment of my sick, twisted and bitter mind, that some moron is going to try to stiff China for millions of dollars of aid in order to control this unbelievable scourge which is about to befall all of us. Perhaps it is a payoff for Turkey to stay out of the way if there is going to be more Farnarcaling in the middle east but of course they can't tell China that.
I tend to think RBY is only a blind to keep this ...goodness how should I describe it. I just don't think I could find the kind of emotive words used by Krisbarry in that SBS promo he just did so lets just quote it again, it was a beaut..
Don't you all think this is starting to be an insult to our intelligence?
Most of all, doesn't it make you want to question all the rubbish that is rammed down our throats on the well named 'idiot box'?
At least here we can question what some prat is saying to us.
Krisbarry hang your head in shame for the fear you are trying to spread.
You are an outrage to the right of freedom of speech.
i think this stock moves based on scare tactics from certain members of stock forums, who seem to indicate that bird flu is going to cause some sort of population upheaval killing billions of people worldwide.
media scare=terrified citizens=seeking solutions=RBY!
Why dont we all buy in before its too late....
media scare=terrified citizens=seeking solutions=RBY!
Why dont we all buy in before its too late....
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Think everyone is waiting for some $$$ estimates now.. lot trapped in high fours who will sell on any ann.. i would stay away from it till it broke above 5c
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Yes there is Arrowhead..... an education programme to teach people a little cleanliness when they handle their food in these very backward countries. If they consume uncooked fowls or don't wash their hands thoroughly after handling them, they run the risk of loss of life. This bird disease has probably been around for a long time and only fairly recently identified as the cause of otherwise unexplained deaths in remote and poor areas where water and sanitation is at a minimum.
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aftermarket ann reeks.. more capital raising and negative cash flow flagged for some time to come..
will be a few washing thier hands of this one tommorow
will be a few washing thier hands of this one tommorow
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Fermentation, not flu, felled birds
VIENNA: Experts who conducted tests on 40 songbirds found dead in the Austrian capital say they did not die of bird flu as initially feared but slammed into windows after becoming drunk from eating fermented berries. The birds - whose remains were carefully examined to ensure they were not victims of avian influenza - had livers so diseased "they looked like they were chronic alcoholics", Sonja Wehsely, a spokeswoman for Vienna's veterinary authority, told Austrian television.
All died of broken necks after slamming into windowpanes, apparently after gorging themselves on berries that had begun to rot, turning the juice inside to alcohol. Their discovery last month had triggered concerns that bird flu had reached the Austrian capital.- Associated Press
VIENNA: Experts who conducted tests on 40 songbirds found dead in the Austrian capital say they did not die of bird flu as initially feared but slammed into windows after becoming drunk from eating fermented berries. The birds - whose remains were carefully examined to ensure they were not victims of avian influenza - had livers so diseased "they looked like they were chronic alcoholics", Sonja Wehsely, a spokeswoman for Vienna's veterinary authority, told Austrian television.
All died of broken necks after slamming into windowpanes, apparently after gorging themselves on berries that had begun to rot, turning the juice inside to alcohol. Their discovery last month had triggered concerns that bird flu had reached the Austrian capital.- Associated Press
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Look for the basing to continue, and remember bird flu thrives in winter conditions especially here in Northern Asia when the birds are weakest. Keep an eye out for increased volume and longer candles.
I had FEA for a while when it was basing, and it still is. Sometimes that 'compression' ends up so flat that it hardly even moves at all.
You could use price alerts straddling the price so you know immediatly when it breaks.
I had FEA for a while when it was basing, and it still is. Sometimes that 'compression' ends up so flat that it hardly even moves at all.
You could use price alerts straddling the price so you know immediatly when it breaks.
