Loading ...One of the research types that I know informed me that the Postcard Virus is over one year old. The email is going around again. But current virus, worm, trogen and condom protection is adequate for this. So he said I didn’t have to worry. Hope this helps.
http://www.kitco.com/scripts/hist_charts/yearly_graphs.plx
Actually, this move to $500 is very significant since, with the exception of the run from ‘99 to ‘01, palladium has been $400 or less. For all who bemoan missing the run that platinum has made from the days when it was only $400-500, you may have another chance. It can be interchangeable in some instance with platinum for high tech uses, and its safe to say that considering the price of platinum, a substitute is welcome wherever possible. Also, white gold and platinum have been very popular in jewlery use lately, but with the price of both of these metals shooting up. I predict we’ll see a lot more palladium in jewelry use. Silver is OK, but tarnishes unless plated and isn’t upscale enough for uses like wedding bands. Time will tell, but I’ll be brave and make this prediction early.
Just curious my reef friend 
, what does a nickle flipper do when he is not flipping nickles?
According to the “experts” should have rested at $480 before gathering steam to break $500. Obviously this metal is taking performance enhancing drugs which are banned by the members of the Cabal. Congressional hearing are called for. 
It’s nice to see you happy. That palladium could have put a hyperactive kid to sleep the last 5 years.
goto www.scoreboard-canada.com/index.html and scrowl to bottom of page ( bypass stuff on ufo’s and illumanatii, and other ’stuff’ ) and look at testimony in court/ohio assembly/??? by software “agent” !!!!!!
Palladium just hit $500.00. I think it’s about to make a platinum-like run up. It’s good to be polymetallic. Those shiny metals, I love them all
Thanks for the Info on Central Fund of Canada, I have heard it mentioned here before but never have taken a look yet. I’ll check it out —
“Central Fund of Canada, in my opinion, is one of the safest funds around, on both AMEX and TSX.”
but way too much info for me to process in a short time. Will try to wade through it though.
I don’t pretend to be knowledgable about medicine or healing but I also notice organized medicine is not overly good at many things. It is those instances where the patient must be responsible for his/her own approach to healing. Organized medicine is not good at cancer treatment because there is a big industry in treatment with lots of $ to be made.
The coral calcium has the proper magnesium balance built in and an extra shot of vitamin-D to maximize absorption. This is supposed to make it the most absorbable form of calcium available.
I understand what you say about being too ill to get much from food, but what if Humanoid is doing ok in that department? If you have cancer, your system is out of whack and you cannot afford to let it stay that way without the inevitable result. Change something. Especially if somebody with some credibility leads you in a direction that is at least anecdotally looking like it may help. There are many testimonials available even on that web site that look good to me. There is a growing body of evidence that an alkaline system is healthy while an acidic system cannot remain healthy for long. There are probably different best practices for different problems and I can’t speak to that. In the end it is up to the individual to make his or her best choice. Supplements must be easier to take than cutting, burning or poisoning, the usual treatment.
Here is hoping the right circumstances turn up for our friend to find the most effective treatment.
please remember that figure excludes food and energy! says so right here..
wj
Housing: Is it Going to Get Worse Before it Gets Better? “DataQuick: A record 34% of resale homes last month were previously in foreclosure and 9% were in default. Nearly half of all resale houses and condominiums were sold at a loss from when they were last purchased. The median loss was about 25%. In January 2007, 5.3% of resales had been in foreclosure. The December figure was 31.2%… Despite the percentage of sales that were homes in foreclosure skyrocketing from 5.3% to 34% in one year, the total sales of existing homes were down 33.5%… [Therefore,] excluding homes sold in foreclosure… regular home sales fell 50%!”
HONG KONG (MarketWatch) — Asian markets tracked Wall Street higher Thursday, recouping some losses from the previous session, with energy stocks such as Inpex Holdings Inc. in Japan and Woodside Petroleum in Sydney advancing after crude-oil prices ended at a record high in the U.S.
March crude oil prices rose 73 cents to finish at a record closing high of $100.74 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract expired Wednesday. The new front-month contract for delivery in April added 13 cents to $99.83 a barrel Thursday in electronic trading.
In Tokyo, the Nikkei 225 Average gained 1.8% to 13,553.96 and the Topix index advanced 1.6% to 1,323.98.
Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 advanced 1.4% to 5,570.70 and South Korea’s Kospi added 0.9% to 1,702.53, while New Zealand’s NZX 50 slipped 0.1% to 3,593.01.
Asia / Pacific Region………..
finance.yahoo.com/intlindices?e=asia
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Aussie GOLD stocks
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The Precious Metals……..PLATINUM is UP $17 at this hour.
www.gold-eagle.com/intra-daykit.html
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And the US $$$$$$…….
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PS - Tonight, the saga continues…..PART III
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Hi,
Only found your post about TME after scrolling the busy site for half an hour. You guys really startzed some kind of a miracle.
BTW - here’s the NR in German ;>)
http://www.metalsandmining.de/index.php?menu=200208temex2&lang=de
Best to you and all frr