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    Moved from Coffee Shop: Moderating complaints

    It's amazing how PigFarmer has so much time on his hands. Also how full of spite he is and how much he likes to sow negativity. Also interesting that he has a vendetta again certain people, such as OT, yet he only fairly recently started posting on Ranchers. Where did all that venom come from...
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    Article on early detection of BSE

    It depends upon the reason for inaccuracy. False positives? False negatives? Because the prion disease is not advanced enough yet? Because of human error? Because other conditions cause the same results?
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    Article on early detection of BSE

    Live-Animal Test for BSE? A US lab and a Canadian company both claim new live-animal assay for prion disorder By Doug Payne Getty Images/Handout The discovery of even a single case of mad cow disease can be economically devastating. Since May 2003, three cases of the prion disease have been...
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    R-CALF paints harsh picture for resident cattle producers

    Safeway just came up with a new packaging ploy -- "Rancher's Choice". What rancher, who knows? That's on top of the multiple organic brands they sell. Whole Foods Market and Harris Teeter are thriving and replacing the local chains. I noticed in Santa Fe that some of the restaurants serve...
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    The truth behind the 30 month age barrier - do you know it?

    The man in charge of UK surveillance, Dr. Robert Will, briefed one month ago that 2004 had seen a slight increase in vCJD onsets from 2003. So it's not clear it's "on the decline" unless you wish to claim you know more that the scientist in charge of surveillance in the country that knows the...
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    The truth behind the 30 month age barrier - do you know it?

    Actually 2004 saw a slight increase in vCJD onsets from 2003... A couple of years in the life of a mysterious disease is not a full picture my friend.
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    The truth behind the 30 month age barrier - do you know it?

    And we are very lucky that few people actually are susceptible to vCJD it appears or it takes decades to develop and the UK and Europe will have a shock in about 15 years. No reason for the US and Canada to rush in where the UK and Europe has been and wishes to h**l they hadn't.
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    Trade Nightmare

    Are you guys out to lunch or what? Babies died on the streets of New Orleans due to heat exhaustion. MSNBC Joe Scarborough a staunch Republican and previously strong support of this administration is fed up to here with how the greatest country in the world (huh?) has reacted to this crisis...
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    The truth behind the 30 month age barrier - do you know it?

    Humans can infect other humans with CJD (via blood) several years before they manifest symptoms. I have NO idea why anyone would be so dumb as to think that it is only when you manifest symptoms that you can transmit a disease. Is that true for other diseases? And in fact, it now appears...
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    R-CALF: State Attorneys General File Amici Curiae Brief

    R-CALF: State Attorneys General File Amici Curiae Brief to Support Rehearing (Billings, Mont.) – The attorneys general of six states – Connecticut, West Virginia, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana – have jointly filed an amici curiae, or friend-of-the-court brief, in the 9th...
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    Dr. Stanley Prusiner Changes His Story!

    Even if you can never bring yourself to admit that BSE caused vCJD, the recent cases of BSE in sheep and goats are indisputable. As others said, you are splitting semantic hairs here and quite possibly reading way more into Prusiner's words than was meant, all agree that the species barrier is...
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    More boring old cattle pictures

    Until he starting posting pictures and I went to the Natural History Museum and saw all the mollusk fossils and sea creature fossils from the center of the U.S., I did not realize what "Sandhills" involved! I'm really struck by the land myself and want to get out there to see it. nr's fossils...
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    Cattlemen's Group Wrangles With Its Former Allies

    ditorial: Mad cow/A good step by USDA September 17, 2005 ED0917A Since the first American case of mad cow disease turned up in December 2003, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has acted as if the threat might disappear if only federal regulators didn't look very hard to find...
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    BSE SRM [Docket No. 2004N-0081] RIN 0910-AF47

    In addition, you can download the Microsoft spyware for free as well. I run a number of spyware programs. Also, switching from Internet Explorer to Firefox will help. I had terrible trouble with IE and spyware and my system seizing up and crashing.
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    AGRI-BUSINESS BUYS COOL IMPEMENTATION

    It is funny that I said the same thing as Econ101. As consumers, the fact that we noticed over the last 5 - 8 years that our clothing increasingly had "Made in China" "Made in Hong Kong" "Made in Mariana Islands" labels has accustomed us to think we SHOULD know where goods come from. It has...
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    New testing methods

    Slow Evolution for Protein Detection, Characterization Old tools will likely remain a mainstay for the foreseeable future, but new approaches aim to get data faster, reproducibly, and with smaller samples Lori Valigra Valigra is a freelance writer based in Cambridge, Mass. A Texas cow whose...
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    NCBA checkoff bid

    Some bids are evaluated strictly on cost, others on other considerations such as technical merit. If one bidder did not write a compliant proposal -- omitted bidding activities or approaches that the government mandated, left out required material such as past relevant experience, then they...
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    Chicken Replacing Beef

    My favorite pizza (homemade) when I was a kid was steak pizza. Now that's a good idea.
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