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Bigfoot Is Real According To DNA Tests, Genetic Research, And Statistician (Video)
Sunday, August 11, 2013 9:30

http://beforeitsnews.com/alternative/2013/08/bigfoot-is-real-according-to-dna-tests-genetic-research-and-statistician-video-2734796.html

Ro Sahebi Interviews Richard Stubstad on Bigfoot DNA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwpPeksERcg

Published on Jul 24, 2013
Richard Stubstad was a Registered Civil Engineer and Statistician who graduated from U.C. Berkeley (MSCE) in 1969. He lived in Ojai, California and was married to Zitta Stubstad. The couple has five grown sons and one grown daughter living in various parts of California, plus a second daughter who lives in Indiana during her husband's 5-year residency program as a physician.

Richard had neither any interest in nor knowledge of sasquatch until the summer of 2009, when he attended a Stubstad family reunion in Kansas and his cousin Gordy insinuated he was "narrow minded" for not bothering to look into the matter. Since this insulted Richard to no end, he reluctantly agreed to do so ASAP.

Much to Richard's surprise, the documented evidence in favor of the existence of a hominid called sasquatch (or bigfoot) was convincing enough to further perk his interest. Suddenly it dawned on Richard that the science of DNA forensic analysis had matured and had already been utilized for various kinds of scientific proof, including the mapping of the evolutionary tree of life from a genetic point of view and the placement in this tree of life of a well-known, extinct hominid—Neanderthal man. Ergo—by obtaining DNA samples from several purported sasquai (the plural version of sasquatch—hereby officially coined) and "connecting the dots" as it were, it could be determined once and for all whether or not such a hominid actually exists—without needing a "type" specimen (a body). In Richard's mind, killing or maiming such a creature would be ethically and morally wrong, especially since they reportedly look so human-like and, most likely, very few (if any) of these creatures remain—at best living in scattered, remnant pockets within some of the heavily wooded and more remote areas of the United States and Canada.

Within a few months, Richard made contact with Adrian Erikson, Robert Schmalzbach ("Java Bob"), Shannon Sylvia and Dr. Melba Ketchum, among others, and initiated the mitochondrial sequencing of several purported sasquatch samples through Dr. Ketchum's DNA Diagnostics Laboratory in Texas. Much to his surprise, once again, the first two samples—submitted by two totally independent and disparate researchers and from habituation sites in two widely separated states or provinces—turned out to be intimately related to one-another, DNA-wise, making the statistical probability of two independent hoaxes or misidentifications somewhere in the 2-3 % range. Accordingly, Richard's statistical conclusion from only having analyzed the mitochondrial (prehistoric maternal origins) sequencing of these first two samples alone is that there is a 97-98 % certainty that the sasquai indeed exist—right outside of our own
back door, so to speak.

Meanwhile, further DNA testing of both the mitochondrial and/or nuclear genomes of a number of additional purported sasquatch samples continues, reportedly by more than one laboratory in the U.S. and abroad. Since a 97-98 % certainty level in statistics is not considered to be conclusive scientific proof, more data are needed and indeed have likely been or are being analyzed as of this writing (April 2011). All that remains, then, is to connect the rest of the dots.

Currently, Richard continues to assist, as needed, as a statistical DNA data consultant with various interested parties in completing and publishing the DNA-based proof of the existence of a living hominid—sasquatch. The rest of the story, ladies and gentlemen, will soon be history. Read my lips—no red herring this time around!
Source -
http://www.sciencealivenews.com/

God Bless

[SkeBallLarry]

Shouldn't those Terrapins be outta da ground by now .... ?? ... Eggs laid 6/3/04 .....

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If insiders are buying stock, shouldn´t you be buying?

If insiders are buying shares in their own companies, they usually
know something that normal investors do not. They buy because they
see a merger, acquisition or great earnings ahead or simply because
they think their stock is undervalued.

Peter Lynch, the former manager of the Magellan Fund, has noted that
insiders might sell their shares for any number of reasons, but they
buy them for only one: they think the price will rise. That is why I
really believe that following the insiders path can lead you to
enormous profits in the stock market.


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2004-08-11 JOHNSON, DAVID D.(Chief Financial Officer) 5,000 Purchase $64,000
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2004-08-09 MELCHIORRE, VINCE A.(Senior Vice President) 1,700 Purchase $14,000
2004-08-09 KSANSNAK, JAMES E.(Director) 4,000 Purchase $33,000
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2004-08-09 BYERHOF, LLOYD A.(Director) 8,000 Purchase $93,000
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2004-08-10 URBANOWICZ, E PETER(Secretary) 3,500 Purchase $35,000
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2004-08-09 BARNES, JAMES J.(Director) 1,000 Purchase $8,000
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2004-08-09 HALAS, GUS D.(Chief Executive Officer) 600 Purchase $3,534
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TVIA $1.41 (2)
2004-08-09 MARXE AUSTIN W & GREENHOUSE DAVID M(Beneficial Owner (10% or more)) 3,000 Purchase $4,012
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2004-08-09 LINDAUER, J. ALAN(Chief Executive Officer) 1,000 Purchase $5,100
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[TexasTrapper]

EAG - $0.77 - I guess the Insiders know something we don't.

As one artice puts it;

If insiders are buying stock, shouldn´t you be buying?

If insiders are buying shares in their own companies, they usually know something that normal investors do not. They buy because they see a merger, acquisition or great earnings ahead or simply because they think their stock is undervalued.

Peter Lynch, the former manager of the Magellan Fund, has noted that insiders might sell their shares for any number of reasons, but they buy them for only one: they think the price will rise. That is why I really believe that following the insiders path can lead you to enormous profits in the stock market.


TxTrapper

[SkeBallLarry]

Well, good morn'n ..... ! . I've got one of them ( EAG ) that I need to add-to again ....

[TexasTrapper]

If insiders are buying stock, shouldn´t you be buying?

If insiders are buying shares in their own companies, they usually
know something that normal investors do not. They buy because they
see a merger, acquisition or great earnings ahead or simply because
they think their stock is undervalued.

Peter Lynch, the former manager of the Magellan Fund, has noted that
insiders might sell their shares for any number of reasons, but they
buy them for only one: they think the price will rise. That is why I
really believe that following the insiders path can lead you to
enormous profits in the stock market.


CHRZ $3.86 (1)
2004-08-09 OBUCHOWSKI, EDWARD J.(Director) 5,000 Purchase $20,000
EAG $0.76 (3)
2004-08-09 WEISMAN, DAVID ALLEN(Chief Executive Officer) 25,542
Purchase $22,221
2004-08-09 CUBLEY, H. DEAN(Chief Technical Officer) 13,161 Purchase
$11,450
2004-08-09 SHAPIRO, RANDALL S.(Vice President) 10,681 Purchase
$9,292
HAUP $3.02 (1)
2004-08-09 PLOTKIN, KENNETH(Chief Executive Officer) 3,300 Purchase
$5,197
ONVI $5 (1)
2004-08-09 BALLOWE, JEFFREY C.(Director) 2,000 Purchase $10,470
PMTC $4.25 (1)
2004-08-09 MOSES, CORNELIUS F.III(Chief Financial Officer) 5,000
Purchase $20,700
SFE $1.8 (1)
2004-08-09 CRAIG, ANTHONY L.(Chief Executive Officer) 15,000
Purchase $28,000
XYBR $1.19 (1)
2004-08-09 NEWMAN, STEVEN A.(President) 1,000 Purchase $1,210


TxTrapper


"I can't change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails
to always reach my destination."

[TexasTrapper]

I am trading the following stocks today if my orders fill!

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Buy Limit Order; CNEX - $0.015 for 100,000 shares @ $0.016 pre-open.

*My order will fill if the stock starts up at the open.

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Buy Limit Order; TNGO - $0.011 for 100,000 shares @ $0.0108 pre-open.

*My order will fill if the stocks drops at the open, that's what I
expect.
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Then as soon as my orders are filled, I place a sell limit order 3-6
thousands of a cent above my buy price.

Example; Buy CNEX @ .016.....sell CNEX @ .021 or $500.00 profit.


TxTrapper

"I can't change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails
to always reach my destination."

[SkeBallLarry]

( PTN ) FDA Approves NeutroSpec(TM) Imaging Agent to Help Detect Difficult-to-Diagnose Cases of Appendicitis
Tuesday July 6, 8:25 am ET
Provides Rapid, Safe, And Simple Diagnosis Of Appendicitis


ST. LOUIS, July 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Mallinckrodt, a business unit of Tyco Healthcare, announced today that the company and its strategic collaboration partner, Palatin Technologies, Inc., Cranbury, N.J., received approval from the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) to market and distribute NeutroSpec, a new imaging agent to help diagnose cases of appendicitis in patients 5 years and older with atypical symptoms. NeutroSpec was formerly referred to as LeuTech® in clinical trials and articles.
NeutroSpec enables physicians to rapidly diagnose appendicitis in cases without straightforward symptoms, eliminating delays and risks often associated with other imaging agents and modalities. Ninety percent of the positive appendicitis cases in the NeutroSpec Phase 3 clinical trial were diagnosed within one hour. (1)

Frederick Weiland, M.D., FACNP, co-director of Nuclear Medicine at Sutter Roseville Medical Center, Sacramento, Calif, noted that about half of the 700,000 patients in the United States with suspected appendicitis each year lack typical symptoms, such as pain and tenderness in the right lower abdomen, fever, nausea, and elevated white blood cell count.

"There are many causes of abdominal pain, and it can be difficult to differentiate appendicitis from other causes," Dr. Weiland stated. "In addition, other non-invasive tests to diagnose appendicitis, such as spiral CT with contrast, are not available everywhere and can be difficult to perform and interpret. If a diagnosis of appendicitis is missed, there can be significant medical consequences such as perforation of the appendix and peritonitis (acute inflammation of the membrane lining of the abdominal cavity)."

Dr. Weiland added that 10 to 20 percent of all appendix surgeries, or appendectomies, are unnecessary because the appendix turns out to be normal. By helping physicians rapidly and accurately diagnose appendicitis, NeutroSpec has the potential to lower healthcare costs and shorten patient recovery by reducing unnecessary surgery.

He also indicates that, "NeutroSpec is easy to read. The vast experience of physicians familiar with reading other Tc 99m based infection imaging agents will find the learning curve to be minimal. A NeutroSpec procedure can be successfully executed on any gamma camera and does not require high tech imaging equipment or computer support."

Benefits of NeutroSpec include:
-- Rapid diagnosis. Ninety-eight percent of the positive appendicitis
cases in the NeutroSpec Phase 3 clinical trial were diagnosed within
one hour after injection. Other radiopharmaceuticals can take hours
longer.
-- Safety. No serious adverse reactions occurred with NeutroSpec during
the Phase 3 trial. The most frequently reported adverse reactions were
flushing (3.6 percent of patients) and shortness of breath (1.4
percent of patients). Unlike other imaging agents, NeutroSpec requires
no blood handling, which greatly reduces potential cross-contamination
issues.
-- Ease of use. NeutroSpec is provided in a quick and easy prep kit. No
additional equipment is needed and, in most cases, NeutroSpec will be
available as a unit dose injection.


NeutroSpec is a radiolabeled monoclonal antibody -- Technetium (99m Tc) fanolesomab -- that binds to white blood cells, which localize at infection sites. When injected into a patient's bloodstream, NeutroSpec radiolabels white blood cells and myeloid precursors with a radioactive tracer. This enables a physician to quickly locate the site of infection with images generated by a gamma camera in a hospital's Nuclear Medicine department.

NeutroSpec is different because it is an in vivo product -- it radiolabels white blood cells inside the body -- while other white blood cell imaging agents are ex vivo products. With ex vivo white blood cell radiolabeling, a patient's blood is withdrawn, transported to a radiopharmacy, labeled with a radioactive tracer, returned to the hospital and re-injected in the patient. This takes far longer and poses potential blood-handling safety risks.

While NeutroSpec is currently approved for use only in detecting difficult-to-diagnose appendicitis, Phase 2 studies using NeutroSpec to diagnose osteomyelitis, or bone infection, have been conducted. The results have been published in The Journal of Foot & Ankle Surgery in January 2003 and in Radiology in June 2002. Additional Phase 2 studies are underway for the imaging and detection of other infections, such as fever of unknown origin, post-surgical abscesses, and inflammatory bowel disease.

"We are excited about improving the current standard of care for difficult-to-diagnose cases of appendicitis. Using NeutroSpec will assist in providing more accurate diagnoses, decreasing unnecessary surgeries and reducing the risk of perforation," said Steve Hanley, president, Mallinckrodt Imaging. "This is consistent with our mission to provide state-of-the-art healthcare products that improve the diagnosis and treatment of disease."

Carl Spana, president and CEO, Palatin Technologies, said, "Palatin is very pleased that FDA has approved NeutroSpec for the indication of equivocal appendicitis in patients 5 years of age and older. This approval is not only a significant milestone for both Mallincrockdt and Palatin Technologies but also a significant development for the nuclear medicine community. Palatin Technologies looks forward to working with Mallincrockdt to effectively launch NeutroSpec."

Mallinckrodt and Palatin entered into an agreement in 1999 for Mallinckrodt to exclusively market and distribute NeutroSpec throughout the world, except in Europe, through its distribution center in Maryland Heights, MO and network of U.S. radiopharmacies.

About Mallinckrodt

Mallinckrodt, a business unit of Tyco Healthcare, is a leading global provider of specialty healthcare products in the areas of diagnostic imaging, respiratory care, and pain relief. Mallinckrodt products contribute to patient care in every type of healthcare setting. Learn more about Mallinckrodt by visiting the company's web site at www.mallinckrodt.com or www.tycohealthcare.com.

About Palatin Technologies, Inc.

Palatin Technologies, Inc. (Amex: PTN - News) is a biopharmaceutical company focused on discovering and developing melanocortin (MC)-based therapeutics. NeutroSpec(TM), the Company's proprietary radiolabeled monoclonal antibody product for imaging and diagnosing infections, has been approved by the FDA as an imaging agent for the diagnosis of equivocal appendicitis. NeutroSpec is marketed and distributed by Palatin's strategic partner, Mallinckrodt, a business unit of Tyco Healthcare. The company is currently conducting clinical trials with its lead drug PT-141, an MC receptor agonist, for the treatment of male and female sexual dysfunction. Palatin's patented drug discovery platform, MIDAS(TM), streamlines the drug design process with an efficient approach to identify lead compounds from protein targets for drugs. For further information, visit the Palatin web site at http://www.palatin.com.

(1) Rypins E., Kipper S. Scintigraphic Determination of Equivocal
Appendicitis. The American Surgeon, September 2000, Vol 66, No. 9:
891-895




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Source: Tyco Healthcare

[SkeBallLarry]

( PTN ) up .28 p/mkt .. Prolly shudda listened ....

[TexasTrapper]

Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2004 3:27 pm


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[TexasTrapper]

Contact Parks and Wildlife, try to get an "ANIMAL CROSSING" sign put up on the roadway. Submit copies of the accident reports if necessary. Take up a petition.


TxTrapper

[NovoMira]

The coon that was in the trap bared it's teeth at me when I was trying to open the door to release him. He was a big one too...from feasting on all that corn, I guess. ;)

I don't leave pet food out but I had a coon not long ago who was coming in and eating bird seed that had dropped from my feeders. We found him on the road one morning. Shortly after that we saw a very young fawn. I'm sure we'll find the Mama next.

One morning, very early... about 2 months ago, I happened to look out of my window and saw a huge buck just lying beside one of my flower beds...he seemed to be looking right at me. A short distance away was a doe...peacefully grazing. We watched them for at least 20 minutes...they were so beautiful. Then something spooked them and they ran towards the road...I held my breath listening for the screech of brakes and the inevitable thump. Sure enuff...I heard it. I ran up to the road...still in my robe...the buck was killed instantly but the doe held on for about 2 minutes. Three cars had hit them. Early morning traffic here is horrendus.

I wish there was a way to relocate the deer. I know the Lakeway area in Austin had a relocation program a couple of years ago...it was very expensive. The deer were relocated to a ranch in Mexico...supposedly they would help the people there as a meat source plus help the citizens of Lakeway.

Then someone found out that the ranch owner just wanted to stock his land with the deer to attract paying customers from the States who only wanted a trophy. Go figure!

[TexasTrapper]

I caught two coons in one trap today. A customer complained of a coon, comming in at night, raiding her pet feeder, she said the raccoon would sometimes take the feeder and throw it into the swimming pool, knock over her plants on the patio,she said the coons would even go swimming in the moonlight, she stated she didn't want it hurt, she just wanted it gone.

First night went by and we didn't catch anything, it was raining, and coons don't seem to be to active in rainy weather.
Next day, the coon closed both trap doors, I asked the lady if the small dab of peanut butter that had I put just inside the door about a foot was missing, and she said yes is was cleaned up. I told her the coon had reached in and was so big it caused the door to shut and it backed out. I asked her if she would take a piece of break, quarter it, put peanut butter on a piece and put it back further in the trap about a foot and a half, she agreed and we hung up. This morning she called and said we got the coon.

I arrived at her house about 8:15AM, since my coon traps are enclosed, I stook the trap up and tried to get a peek thru the tiny slits in the door, U saw a large coon asleep in the trap. I told her this maybe was the biggest coon I have ever caught, seemed like the coon and trap weighed over 60 lbs, you could hardly lift it, it nearly bent the carrying handle. I also noticed the coon was taking up about 2/3 of the trap, I told the lady this coon is huge, she commented that the one she saw was of average size. I shook my head and headed for the truck.

I put the trap on the back of my truck and headed for a release site, when I opened the door a little I hooked a clothes hanger on the door so I could get clear, since I have had coons come out of the traps and head straight for me.

To my surprise, two coons of average size, trotted out of the trap and into the bushes, that explained the weight. I called the customer and she couldn't beleive that I caught two coons in one trap, since she always just saw one. Strange things happen in my world.

Just another day on the job,

TxTrapper

[NovoMira]

Good Morning, Tex...I'm glad to hear that.

Last summer I offered to water a friend's garden while he was on vacation...he lived about 3 miles out of the city limits.

He told me coons had been getting his corn and he'd put out a trap using a can of cat food as bait. This is a man who loves to plant ...but hates to pick or harvest the results and lets over half of it rot or go to seed.

Anyway, sure enuff I found a huge raccoon in the trap one morning. There was no way I was going to let that animal die a slow death under a hot sun so I tried to release him...didn't have the strength to open the door tho so I started looking for a man to help me.

That's another story, however. LOL Suffice it to say, I found one and he helped free the coon.

I decided I didn't want to be friends with that sorry human being anymore and ended the friendship.

[SkeBallLarry]

Heey, heey heey ... !

[TexasTrapper]

Good Question NovoMira;


They are transported inside a humane trap and released outside the city limits near a water source.


TxTrapper

[NovoMira]

Hi Trapper...I've been wanting to ask you many questions about wild life ever since Larry told me about your board. I have it and you membermarked...and I will return as soon as I solve some issues I'm having with a new TV.

In the meantime, may I ask what you do with the skunks you trap?

I may have need of one.

(just kidding ;)

BTW...I live in SouthCentral Texas...close to Austin.

[TexasTrapper]

It is also hard for terrapins to find places to lay their eggs. They like to lay their eggs in holes on the sandy or muddy beach or near brackish water.

You should NEVER bother a turtle laying eggs! And you should be especially careful not to touch the eggs. Turtle eggs aren’t like chicken eggs. If you turn a turtle egg over, the baby turtle inside will probably suffocate and die. So don’t touch the eggs! The eggs hatch in 9 to 15 weeks.

Terrapins are state regulated, and can live for 25-40 years.
Diamondback terrapin nests are depredated by skunks, raccoons and foxes. Upon emerging from the nest, young hatchlings are often eaten by gulls, crows and black-crowned night-herons.

TxTrapper

[TexasTrapper]

Post any questions or problems you may be having with Bird Feeders?

Ask Trapper

[SkeBallLarry]

Morning, betcha can ans. this one ....

Abo. 2-weeks ago I noticed a Terrapin laying eggs n my open-yard.... To date they have NOT been disturbed and was wondering how long til she digs em up and how do they get outta town .... ? Crawl on her back ... ? . My friend NovoMira wants to know and w/b checking in here .... She lives around your area .... Welcome back ... !

[TexasTrapper]

Noise in the Wall or Attic?

Ask Trapper - give me a brief description of the noise you are hearing in the wall or attic - scratching, chirping, etc.
Also give the the time of day the noise is heard, and is the animal running or walking.


TxTrapper

[TexasTrapper]

Striped Skunks;

I have personally removed as many as 10 skunks from one den under a house.


TxTrapper

[TexasTrapper]

How many kits do female raccoons in the south normally have?

Answer; 2-5


TxTrapper

[TexasTrapper]

Raccoon's - Best bait for trapping raccoon? Try peanut butter on bread.


TxTrapper

[SkeBallLarry]

TT, whenya get back, check in for a chat .....

[SkeBallLarry]

Don't stay away toooo long, Trapper .....

[TexasTrapper]

Like your pics page. Thought a Wildlife Q&A board would be a benefit to a lot of people. There are many myths surrounding animals. I handle live skunks on a daily basis and have never been sprayed, they are very docile animals. I expect we will get off to a slow start, and then when the animal lovers find out about this site we will be busy. I love my trade, and have come to respect Wildlife in a big way. They are part of our world. Hope you stick around skeballlarry. I am pretty busy running my business, but I hope to get a lot of useful Animal Links up soon. Any ideas or suggestions on advertising this page?

Take care,

TxTrapper
A1 Wildlife Solutions

[SkeBallLarry]

Well, Trapper .... Ya sure solved that lil' delima by becoming a Premium-Member .... This is the best place I've found .... Another Railroader, huh ? ... I've been away from the Illinois Central since yr. 86 ..... I've never looked back...

[SkeBallLarry]

VERY good idea, Trapper .... !