Calypte Only Company with Full Menu of Tests.

These are the only 5 posters I bother with now. The other clowns have dishonest and evil based purposes in life as they have shown by claiming to own no shares, but post here every single day. Or the new guys who post "buy" or "hold" rating, while bashing their own holdings, hardly believable. Or ph8500 who obviously posts bad things when he wants to buy in at lower prices, and good things after he rebought shares. PH>you sold too low, now you pay the price for your own mistake. Talking on a chat board wont help. I hope you will return to your more honest days, and wish you well, but you have been very two faced lately and it is embarassingly obvious to us.

Thanks to the 5 members in the above list for your informative posts and your integrity. In the meantime, the other posters would be less effective at bugging you, and would waste less of your time, if you just ignored them. Anyone with half a brain knows they just repeat meaningless bash material over and over. And you 5 have more brains than I have read on most investment boards in a long time.

Further, they would NOT get that nickel for every time you talk to them. No matter what you say to them you wont change their ways, since they are paid nickels to have those ways and make them pointless posts.

Thanks again, Bruzzones, sirJimmy, OldBluesPlayer, ProffesorMath, and Brokersince.

I agree with sirJimmy, we are setting up for our next move up early next week. And I think its because of what Bruzzones said, more good things happening in January. The techs are very good, and the fundamentals are improving at a rapid pace in many directions.

February should be even better!

Thanks guys, for being worthwhile reading.

Doc

First ever regional AIDS conference planned in Moscow
UNAIDS Press Release - January 25, 2006


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MOSCOW - The first regional AIDS conference ever to bring together countries and organizations from Eastern Europe and Central Asia has been scheduled for 15-17 May 2006, the conference organizers announced today.

The conference's theme is "Facing the Challenge". For the first time, communities of leaders, scientists, government and non-governmental organizations, and people living with HIV will meet to share experiences and develop common approaches to fighting AIDS in what promises to be a milestone in the region's response.

Eastern Europe and Central Asia share a number of common challenges and opportunities in the AIDS response. Across the region, injection drug use is a main driver of new infections. Sexual transmission is increasing and there is a growing feminization of the epidemic.

The epidemic in the region is also changing rapidly as the number of new HIV infections increases. Infections have risen 20-fold in less than ten years to 270,000 in 2005. Most of these new infections are among the young.

The three-day Eastern European and Central Asian AIDS Conference will include a number of sessions featuring plenaries, poster presentations, best practice, skills-building workshops and satellite events.

Potential delegates or participants should visit the official website of the conference at www.eecaac2006.org/, available in Russian and English. Scholarships will also be made available through the website.

The Eastern European and Central Asian AIDS Conference is organized by:

   • Federal Service of the Russian Federation for Surveillance in Consumer Rights Protection and Human Welfare

   • AIDS Infoshare

   • Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS)

   • International AIDS Society (IAS)

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Contact details

Elena Tamazova | Conference Secretariat Moscow | tamazovae@unaids.org Inna Bashina | UNAIDS Moscow | +7095 232 5599 | bashinai@unaids.org Dominique De Santis | UNAIDS Geneva | +41 22 791 4509 | desantisd@unaids.org


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