driver
- 30 Mar 2006 17:03
smiler o
- 23 Nov 2006 12:29
- 593 of 1180
I think he might win as top Ramper for the year !! IanT moneyam vote thread
potatohead
- 23 Nov 2006 12:44
- 594 of 1180
anyone know why ACV is rocketing
kimoldfield
- 23 Nov 2006 13:05
- 595 of 1180
Not wishing to malign innocent MM's but, probably manipulation by at least 1 of them PH! A cash shell company with not a lot left to brag about. They could get lucky, but I would rather top up with ERX than buy into ACV. (Not a ramp, just my preference!)
kim
kimoldfield
- 23 Nov 2006 13:19
- 597 of 1180
Is PH on the board Driver ;-)
kim
kimoldfield
- 23 Nov 2006 13:34
- 599 of 1180
I am in a state of shock Driver! :oD
kim
potatohead
- 23 Nov 2006 14:20
- 600 of 1180
;-).. if only i hadnt bought some yesterday eh!!!
Marcel1970
- 23 Nov 2006 14:39
- 601 of 1180
Does anyone know when in December there results are due?
potatohead
- 23 Nov 2006 15:20
- 603 of 1180
;-)
potatohead
- 23 Nov 2006 15:21
- 604 of 1180
Also this morning ;-)
potatohead
- 23 Nov 2006 15:43
- 605 of 1180
Advance Visual Communicaitons evaluating number of investments
LONDON (AFX) - Advance Visual Communications PLC, which has now completed
the process of disposing of all its interests in the subsidiaries formerly held,
said it is evaluating a number of investments.
The group today reported a loss before and after tax of 69,500 stg for the
year to June 30 2006.
It said cash balances at the period end were 25,431 stg, adding that it is
endeavouring to minimize the cash outflow.
The board said it looks forward to reporting further with a positive
proposal.
IN WHAT WAY CAN THEY OFFER ANYTHING POSSITIVE
potatohead
- 23 Nov 2006 15:43
- 606 of 1180
;-)
smiler o
- 24 Nov 2006 08:58
- 607 of 1180
ph you ok, see your geting a hard time over on the dark side, : )
potatohead
- 24 Nov 2006 12:44
- 608 of 1180
Well I wanted a bit of company ;-)
potatohead
- 27 Nov 2006 09:27
- 609 of 1180
Pipeline update from OSI pharma re ERX tomorrow, and MGI pharma pipeline update re ERX ZYC300 on wednesday
cant wait!!!
potatohead
- 27 Nov 2006 10:05
- 610 of 1180
Bio-IT Briefs November 27, 2006 | The National Library of Medicine (NLM), a part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), is awarding 18 five-year grants, totaling more than $75million, for research training in biomedical informatics, the discipline that seeks to apply computer and communications technology to the field of health. For more than 30 years, NLM has been the primary sponsor of biomedical informatics research training in the United States. At its current group of 18 informatics programs, NLM supports nearly 300 pre-doctoral and post-doctoral trainees each year. Trainees come to these programs with a range of educational and professional backgrounds; the group includes physicians, biologists, computer scientists, and engineers. Read the press release.
Artemis Pharmaceuticals GmbH has signed a research agreement with Merck & Co. Inc. to construct a large number of shRNA interference ("shRNAi ") - genetically engineered mouse models for the in vivo functional analysis of selected disease related genes. The agreement represents a significant initiative to undertake a large-scale approach to gene function analysis using shRNA knock down in genetically engineered mice as models for human biology. Under the terms of the agreement, Artemis will generate genetically engineered shRNAi "knock down" mouse models for Merck using Artemis' proprietary, optimized and fully integrated vector construction, ES cell transfection and inducible RNAi technology. Merck will provide selected shRNA sequences that correspond to mouse genes that may also play a central role in human diseases. Artemis will use its technologies to achieve constitutive as well as inducible functional down-regulation of the expression of the gene targets provided by Merck. Read the press release.
Kendle, a Cincinnati-based clinical research organization, has appointed Sylva Collins as vice president of global biometrics. Collins formerly ran electronic data management for Novartis, managing more than 400 EDC studies approximately 130,000 patients worldwide. She will oversee Kendles global Biometrics services, including clinical data management, biostatistics and scientific programming. Website: www.kendle.com.
Agilent Technologies has launched a new product demonstration center at its Santa Clara, Calif., corporate headquarters, showcasing its life sciences and chemical analysis capabilities. The Center of Excellence launch follows the recent opening of a similar center in Bangalore, India, and recent expansions of Agilent product demonstration centers in Paris, France; Manchester, U.K.; and Waldbronn, Germany. Planned for late 2007 is yet another center in Little Falls, Delaware. Read the press release
potatohead
- 27 Nov 2006 12:41
- 611 of 1180
exciting day tomorrow
smiler o
- 27 Nov 2006 12:43
- 612 of 1180
what makes you so confident PH