SARS Epidemic May Reemerge, CDC Director Warns

Reuters ^ | 6-18-03

[Betty Jo]

Hi, Jimmy, how ya doing?

Maybe I could have called a wrong number.

Do you think such a busy cancer researcher-biochemist-surgery instructor-surgery instructor(bioengineering department)-virologist-owner of 2 SARS list servers-who works at Harvard-Massachusetts General-Shriners Hospital Boston,takes the time to call back hang ups?

On your calling me God,I dont believe in God.

As far as I can tell, SARS is unknowable, and untreatable.

At least as far as WHO and CDC say.

[TaxRelief]

Betty Jo, If SARS is a designer bug, a belief in God may be the only thing that saves you. This is all prophesied, you know.

[Domestic Church]

"Right now, he's playing 'target' for Madame Rosenburg's target practice."

Is he playing target or just catching her flies though? She's been very quiet lately.

[TaxRelief]

Who is Michael Redvero? Perhaps I'm too young, LOL.

Hatfill is "involved". The question is: How? Stoolie, spook, fall guy, or victim?

[TaxRelief]

Do you think such a busy cancer researcher-biochemist-surgery instructor- surgery instructor(bioengineering department)-virologist-owner of 2 SARS list servers-who works at Harvard-Massachusetts General-Shriners Hospital Boston,takes the time to call back hang ups?

You forgot webmaster of his home page (Ligand), a soccer page and Netcognizance. Then there is all the posting on Agonist, Freerepublic, and at least 4 other sites. And of course all the sending of articles to Promedmail...

Of course, there are also at least 10 email addresses to check two or three times a day.

[_Jim]

fall guy ... right stooge in the right place at the right time ...

[_Jim]

Who is [m]ichael [r]edvero?

Firstly, please - use no caps when spelling his name ...

Secondly, I have taken to calling him 'redvero' as opposed to the correct 'rivero' (for reasons that should be apparent!) ...

Thirdly - He is a little skunk we ran off from this site when his anti-american agenda became clear after 9-11. This creep 'pushed' every conspiracy theory in the book with an unusally subtle slant (until 9-11 occured): an undertone of virulent anti-Americanism. Apparenly he feels he was short-changed by a number of people in life and now offers contract web services on smearing and spreading lies on the target of your choice ...

[_Jim]

I dont believe in God.

Never faced death or the possibility of death yet huh?

To whom will you cry out, to who will you address your supplication in your most dire hour of need?

Dirt?

HOW do you even know that what you can't see yet concern yourself with even exists? That has always baffled me about you 'atheists'. For 'atheists', some of you still use an awful lot of faith in your lives to do the simplest things ...

[_Jim]

As far as I can tell, SARS is unknowable, and untreatable.

Betty Jo, meet the elctron: unknowable as well (EVER met one? ).

They are also capable of killing - more swiftly AND more unpredicatbly (on many ocasions) - moreso then any viral agent you or any country can 'cook up' too ...

[_Jim]

elctron => electron

[IYAAYAS]

Hi _Jim,]

I've gained a whole new respect for you recently.

[TaxRelief]

Are you saying we should be more concerned about alpha...beta...and gamma...?

This is more dangerous than SARS?
Does Dr. Niman now?

[IYAAYAS]

Nah,
Don't concern yourself with alpha, beta or gama. Special weapons have gained some sort of strange mystical property in peoples minds. If a 10KT device went off 50 miles from your house you wouldn't know it until you saw it on the news.

[Betty Jo]

You ask who will I cry out to?

How bout Dr.? or maybe,Nurse?

You are the one that brought up God.

[IYAAYAS]

Jim was talking about people being electrocuted BTW.

Try it if you want, stick a paper clip in the skinny end of a socket, it'll be a shocking experience. You'll be OK, everyone should experience this at least once.


note to self, martini's and FR don't mix.

[Betty Jo]

Is Henry Lee Niman of Carlsbad, California, the one weare talking about here?

Henry Lee Niman is the inventor of the "Use of Monoclonal Receptors To Oncoproteins For Monitoring Cancer Therapy".

There is a European Patent Office filing of it on 9/11/1988.

http://www.european-patent-office.org/correct/98_3correctedpages/0318179b.pdf

[Domestic Church]

"HOW do you even know that what you can't see yet concern yourself with even exists? That has always baffled me about you 'atheists'. For 'atheists', some of you still use an awful lot of faith in your lives to do the simplest things ..."

Maybe they'll believe in Dajjal.

[Domestic Church]

"This is more dangerous than SARS?" (Mushroom cloud pix)

In the hands of a maniacal tyrant in North Korea...yes!

[Future Useless Eater]

For what its worth, ussearch.com lists only one Henry Niman in the USA, with apparently two addresses...

1 HENRY NIMAN PITTSBURGH PA age54
2 HENRY NIMAN GLENSHAW PA age54
...he either has two addresess, or Glenshaw is a suburb of Pittsburgh, or he recently moved.

USSEARCH is usually pretty accurate at knowing something about virtually every american. They collect records from numerous public records like drivers licences, voters, real estate, etc...

[CobaltBlue]

I don't suppose there are two Henry Nimans working for Ligand Pharmaceutical, so, yes, I suppose that must be him.

If you input Niman as inventor for US patents (which only show up in the database when published) he was working for Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation (La Jolla, CA) when his US patents were applied for. It appears that the application process began in 1983.
http://patft.uspto.gov/netahtml/search-bool.html

If you input Niman and oncogene in PubMed, University of Pittsburgh turns up for the later work.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi

So apparently he started in California and then moved to Pittsburgh and now is associated with Harvard. It looks like he did his early work while associated with the Scripps Research Institute Division of Molecular Biology.