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When renovating an RV one of the first questions you'll be asking is if you can even find replacement RV cabinets or should you just fix up and paint the current cabinets?
Well, as I've been searching for RV cabinets for my own caravan (travel trailer) I have VERY quickly come to the conclusion that either fixing the old ones, or getting someone to make new ones, is the only option available to me. This is particularly true for older RVs. Ours is 40 years old so unless I should happen to find somewhere to purchase rv cabinets that are from another caravan like ours, I will either need to fix our current ones, or ask someone to make some for us.
So let's have a look at those meagre options:
1. Buy Used
Search online
I would start by doing a search online for your specific RV Make and type of RV and approximate year of manufacture. I wouldn't go too specific with the exact model that you have, as that may limit your results too much. For example, you could try 'Keystone Fifth Wheel 2008 used cabinets'. And then depending on whether you get any results from google, refine or broaden your search.
For example, if you get loads of results that are almost right, but not quite, then be more specific with length or model number.
If you don't get any results at all, you might just try 'Keystone used cabinets'
There is no doubt, you are going to get a ton of 'used RV' results, but keep trying to refine your search to see if anything comes up.
Don't be too surprised if you don't find much though.
I couldn't.
I found lots of used RVs, and rv overhead cabinet hinges, doors and latches. But not much for the actual RV cabinets.
Side note: doing this search just led me down a rabbit hole of used fifth wheels on RV Trader and I was stuck there for the last hour!! Why do I do this to myself?
I'm so jealous of the number and variety of RVs for sale in the USA, and at an insanely reasonable price, compared to here in Australia. I mean I saw a 2008 Keystone Fifth Wheel for less than USD$9,000. I found a similar one available here in Australia (same year and length, a bit more wear and tear though as it's been used more) and it's AUD$45,000 (approx USD$32,000)
I know, I know: bigger market in the U.S, Keystone are made in USA and imported to Australia etc.
But I'm still jealous.
Locally made fifth wheels are even more expensive!
Anyway, side note over.
You might try doing a search on Craigslist or eBay for your specific cabinet.
The other place I would search is the manufacturers website. They will often have a parts section where they will sell used components.
There are also online retailers that you could try, like:
I would like to think that buying (lightly) used cabinets would be the easiest option, but they're so hard to find that I don't really like your chances of that.
If you are able to find replacement RV cabinets, here's an article with steps on how to install those RV cabinets.
If however, you can't find anything second hand, you'll need to move to the next options of: 2) Fix the current cabinets, or 3) Get someone to make new cabinets for you.
2. Fix our current cabinets
I think I'm going to need to up-skill on my (non-existent) wood-working skills. As long as it's not too complicated I think I'll be fine.
Replacing doors
You may be able to find suitable replacement doors only at places like Discount Camper Parts.
If you're a handy wood worker, you could replace them yourself like this guy:
(Actually, if you were like this guy, then you certainly wouldn't need to be on my website looking for instructions! #amiright)
Replacing hinges
Okay, so this is one area where you're going to have no problem what so ever in finding replacements. Whther it's the RV kitchen cupboard hinges or the RV overhead cabinet hinges you'll find loads AND LOADS everywhere.
First stop: Amazon (see below)… and every other RV parts supplier online.
I found this video from the superstars RV Geeks for repairing the RV cabinet door lift strut, which I would imagine would be a pretty common problem too.
Replacing other hardware
Again, replacing the hardware on RV cabinets is gonna be easy. There are gazillions of places to get hardware to match what you've currently got.
Again, you could just start with Amazon.
Or The Home Depot. Soooo much to choose from!
Painting the cabinets
I have a very 'slap dash' approach to painting (i.e. I just paint… it's lucky if I even clean the surface first :-O) so I'm not the best person to ask about this! Luckily, my friend Ashley does know what she's talking about and here are her 9 Tips for Painting RV Cabinets.
She's got an awesome painting guide for painting the interior of your RV, including cabinets, which I recommend.
The Ultimate Guide to Painting Your RV Interior
3. Make new cabinets
Make them yourself
Clever and skilled people can make their own RV cabinets and furniture, so they can be exactly what you want. You can use whatever materials you want and make your own lightweight cabinets for RV.
Commission someone else to make them
I would start with your local RV manufacturers or dealers to see if they have a local craftsman that they could recommend.
Of course, you could ask any cabinet maker to do the work for you, but you would need to make sure they're comfortable with the sometimes curved walls and unusual obstructions (like wheel wells) of an RV, and the importance of lightweight cabinets for your RV.
Open Shelving
There's a new fad that's been doing the rounds of RV renovations. It's one of the trendy decor ideas that you either love… or hate.
Open Shelving in the RV Kitchen
Me? I LOVE it.
However… I also know that it would drive me a little bit nuts having to take the stuff down every time we move.
But the biggest reason it wouldn't work for us?
I don't have beautiful stuff to put out on display on those shelves. My cups are all mismatched, my cookware old and battered, and I know I'd end up putting the 'often used' things up there rather than the 'prettiest' things. Which would defeat the purpose of the open shelves for me. (I like pretty, I just don't do it very well myself.)
Here are some examples of people that have done it very right though:
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If you can pull off the open shelving look, just think how much work that would save in replacing or repairing your RV cabinets!
If your cabinets are beyond repair… it may be your only option!
Have your replaced or repaired your RV cabinets? What did you do?
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News: You Might Need to be Screened for Colon Cancer Much Earlier than You Think
There's a good reason why the American Cancer Society wants screening to start sooner.
You might need to be screened for colon cancer sooner than you think, according to new guidelines released by the American Cancer Society (ACS).
With cases of colorectal cancer becoming more common—especially among younger adults—the ACS is now recommending beginning screening for colorectal cancer at age 45 instead of age 50, according to new guidelines published May 30, 2018.
Why Earlier Colorectal Screening Might Help Younger Adults
To start, some good news: Deaths caused by colorectal cancer are much lower today than they were back in 1970. The mortality rate dropped from 6.3 (in 1970) to 3.9 (in 2004) per every 100,000 adults aged 20 to 54, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
This improvement is a big deal, considering colorectal cancer (including colon and rectal cancers) is the third-leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States, according to the American Cancer Society (ACS). There are over 97,000 new cases of colon cancer and over 43,000 new cases of rectal cancer each year.
The ACS credits improved screening of colorectal cancer, which can find polyps earlier and even remove them before they have the chance to become cancerous. Polyps are benign growths at first, but they grow gradually over 10 to 20 years and can eventually become cancerous.
For people at average colorectal cancer risk, guidelines had suggest that all adults begin screening at age 50. Screening was recommended for younger adults only if they were at increased risk of colorectal cancer, due to a family history, a personal history of inflammatory bowel disease, or other risk factors.
But colorectal cancer is becoming more common among Americans ages 30 to 49, according to the JAMA study, a group who wouldn't be routinely screened per the existing guidelines. By starting to screen for colorectal cancer at age 45 instead of age 50, doctors may be able to find polyps sooner and remove them before they develop into cancer, or—if cancer cells are already present—intervene before it advances to a stage that's harder to treat.
Should You Get Screened for Colon Cancer Before Age 50?
The ACS is the first organization to recommend age 45 to begin colorectal cancer screening; other organizations such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Institutes of Heath still recommend starting at age 50.
Your personal risk factors should help you to decide when to begin screening. According to ACS, risk factors for colorectal cancer include:
- Being overweight or obese
- Living a sedentary lifestyle
- Eating a diet high in processed foods and red meats
- Smoking
- Binge drinking
- Having a personal history of polyps in the colon
- Having inflammatory bowel disease
- Having a family history of colorectal cancer or polyps
Talk to your doctor about your risk of colorectal cancer and whether you would benefit from getting screened at age 45—or earlier.

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CAA (the Baton Rouge shelter) held their big annual fundraiser this weekend. They auctioned off 3 puppies, too young to be spayed/neutered, as well as a Texas Hog Hunt.
It has been reported that one of the winning bidders of one of the puppies was trying to pawn off the dog to one of his family members present. As far as the hog hunt goes, we all know how those hogs are hunted and what happens to them and the dogs involved. You can read the news story by clicking the link below and please be sure to watch the video.
You may contact CAA by emailing Cathy at email@example.com or http://www.caabr.org/#!contact-us/con8 to express your disappointment in their fundraising theatrics. Let them know that using the possible abuse of animals in order to raise money to save abused animals is not the answer.
Rae Nell Domingues
Coalition of Louisiana Animal Advocates
P.O. Box 91
Atlanta, LA 71404


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AOL Instant Messenger
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AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) is an instant messaging and presence computer program which uses the proprietary OSCAR instant messaging protocol and the TOC protocol to allow registered users to communicate in real time.
AOL Instant Messenger was released by America Online (AOL) in May 1997. Stand-alone official AIM client software includes advertisements and is available for Microsoft Windows, Windows Mobile, Mac OS, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, BlackBerry OS.[1] The software, maintained by AOL, Inc., at one time had the largest share of the instant messaging market in North America, especially in the United States (with 52% of the total reported as of 2006).[2] This does not include other instant messaging software related to or developed by AOL, such as ICQ and iChat.
As of June 2011, one reported market share had collapsed to 0.73%.[3] However, this number only reflects installed IM applications, and not active users.
The standard protocol that AIM clients use to communicate is called Open System for CommunicAtion in Realtime (OSCAR). Most AOL-produced versions of AIM and popular third party AIM clients use this protocol. However, AOL also created a simpler protocol called TOC that lacks many of OSCAR's features but is sometimes used for clients that only require basic chat functionality. The TOC/TOC2 protocol specifications were made available by AOL, while OSCAR is a closed protocol that third parties have had to reverse-engineer.
In January 2008, AOL introduced experimental Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) support for AIM,[4] allowing AIM users to communicate using the standardized, open-source XMPP. However, in March 2008, this service was discontinued.{{ safesubst:#invoke:Unsubst||date=__DATE__ |$B= {{#invoke:Category handler|main}}{{#invoke:Category handler|main}}[citation needed] }} As of May 2011, AOL offers limited XMPP support.[5]Template:Dead link
For privacy regulations, AIM has strict age restrictions. AIM accounts are available only for children over the age of 13; younger children are not permitted access to AIM.[6]
Under the AIM Privacy Policy, AOL has no rights to read or monitor any private communications between users. The profile of the user has no privacy.[6]
If public content is accessed it can be used for online, print or even broadcast advertising etc. This is outlined in the policy and terms of service, "you grant AOL, its parent, affiliates, subsidiaries, assigns, agents and licensees the irrevocable, perpetual, worldwide right to reproduce, display, perform, distribute, adapt and promote this Content in any medium". This allows anything one posts to be used without a separate request for permission.[6]
The issue of AIM's security has been called into question. AOL states that it has taken great steps to insure that personal information will not be accessed by unauthorized members, but that it cannot guarantee that that will not happen.[6]
AIM is different from other clients such as Yahoo! Messenger in that it does not require approval from one buddy to be added to another's buddy list. As a result, it is possible for users to keep other unsuspecting users on their buddy list to see when they are online, read their status and away messages, and read their profiles. In fact, there is a web API to display one's status and away message as a widget on one's webpage.[7] However, one can block another user from communicating and seeing one's status; but this does not prevent the user from creating a new account that is not blocked and therefore can still track the first user's status. A more complete privacy option is to select a menu option allowing communication only with those on one's buddy list; this causes blocking (thus appear offline to) all users who are not on one's buddy list.
AOL recently teamed up with Facebook, allowing users to login to AIM using their Facebook account. However, many privacy advocates claim that the convenience comes at a high price. In order to sign up for AIM Express, the more lightweight, web-based version, users must accept all of their account access stipulations. These include access to the user's photos, videos, messages in their inbox (including private), custom friends list, friend requests, and more. Users must also allow AIM to access their account when they are offline, as well as post messages and videos on their wall. If they refuse to accept all the terms, the sign-up process stops.
The new release logs all conversations, and there is no opt-out.[8]
Chat robots
AOL and various other companies supply robots on AIM that can receive messages and send a response based on the bot's purpose. For example, bots can help with studying, like StudyBuddy. Some are made to relate to children and teenagers, like Spleak, others give advice, and others are for more general purposes, such as SmarterChild. The more useful chat bots have features like the ability to play games, get sport scores, weather forecasts or financial stock information. Users were able to talk to automated chat bots that could respond to natural human language. They were primarily put into place as a marketing strategy and for unique advertising options. It was used by advertisers to market products or build better consumer relations.[9]
Before the inclusions of such bots, the other bots DoorManBot and AIMOffline provided features that are provided today by AOL for those who needed it. ZolaOnAOL and ZoeOnAOL were short lived bots that ultimately retired their features in favor of SmarterChild. As of November 18, 2008, the SmarterChild bot for AIM was retired and is no longer offering any services.Template:Cn
URI scheme
AOL Instant Messenger's installation process automatically installs an extra URI scheme ("protocol") handler into some web browsers, so URIs beginning "aim:" can open a new AIM window with specified parameters. This is similar in function to the mailto: URI scheme, which creates a new e-mail message using the system's default mail program. For instance, a web page might include a link like the following in its HTML source to open a window for sending a message to the AIM user notarealuser:
Send Message
To specify a message body, the
message parameter is used, so the link location might look like this:
To specify an away message, the message parameter is used, so the link location might look like this:
When placing this inside a URL link, an AIM user could click on the URL link and the away message "Hello, my name is Bill" would instantly become their away message.
To add a buddy, the addbuddy message is used, with the screenname parameter
This type of link is commonly found on forum profiles, to easily add contacts
{{ safesubst:#invoke:Unsubst||$N=Refimprove |date=__DATE__ |$B= {{#invoke:Message box|ambox}} }} AIM is knownTemplate:Where for security weaknesses that have enabled exploits to be created that use third-party software to perform malicious acts on users' computers.[10] Although most are relatively harmless, such as being kicked off the AIM service, others perform potentially dangerous actions such as sending viruses. Some of these exploits rely on social engineering to spread by automatically sending instant messages that contain a URL accompanied by text suggesting the receiving user click on it, an action which leads to infection. These messages can easily be mistaken as coming from a friend and contain a link to a web address that installs software on the user's computer to restart the cycle.
Users have also reported sudden additions of toolbars and advertisements from third parties in the newer version of AIM. Multiple complaints about the lack of control of third party involvement have caused many users to stop using the service.[10] AIM has also been complained about their internet connection quality. Connection would be either inconsistent or working properly only of a few months before deteriorating severely. AIM has also been considered a slower program than most available instant messaging services. Mostly in relation to the lack of proper internet connection, service between connections has been hard to arrive quickly, especially involving sent images and videos. The interface has also been criticized as impractical and unorganized, make it user-unfriendly. Although people who have used AIM since its beginnings may have a much better grasp of how to use it, newer users would have a harder time grasping the concept of the interface.
Extra features
Versions available
There are five ways to access AOL instant messaging service, divided into three categories. The first category is strictly from using an internet browser. By clicking 'aim.com' on AIM's main website, it directs the user to a page, where they can access and use AIM. The Second category would be operating systems on computers. The AOL service allows AIM for Windows and AIM for Mac. This allows users to use the service on any type of operating service. The last category is mobile devices. Currently, the application is available for two mobile operating systems, iOS and Android.[11]
iPhone application
On March 6, 2008, during Apple Inc.'s iPhone SDK event, AOL announced that they would be releasing an AIM application for iPhone and iPod Touch users. The application is available for free from the App Store, but the company also provides a paid version, which displays no advertisements. Both are available from the App Store. The AIM client for iPhone and iPod Touch supports standard AIM accounts as well as MobileMe accounts. There is also an express version of AIM accessible through the Safari browser on the iPhone and iPod Touch.[12]
In 2011 AOL launched a massive overhaul of their Instant Messaging service. Included in the update was a brand new iOS application for iPhone and iPod Touch which incorporated all the latest features. A brand new icon was used for the application, featuring the new cursive logo for AIM. The user-interface was entirely redone for the features including: a new buddy list, group messaging, in-line photos and videos, as well as improved file-sharing.[13]
Currently the application is in version 5.0.5, which was updated as of March 2012. In the latest iteration, it supports more social stream features, much like Facebook and Twitter, as well as the ability to send voice messages up to 60 seconds long.[14]
iPad application
On April 3, 2010 Apple released the first generation iPad. Along with this newly released device AOL released the AIM application for iPad. It was built entirely from scratch for the new version iOS with a specialized user-interface for the device. It supports geo location, Facebook status updates and chat, MySpace, Twitter, YouTube, Foursquare and many social networking platforms.[15]
AIM Express
AIM Express runs in a pop-up browser window. It is intended for use by people who are unwilling or unable to install a standalone application or those at computers that lack the AIM application. AIM Express supports many of the standard features included in the stand-alone client, but does not provide advanced features like file transfer, audio chat, video conferencing, or buddy info. It is implemented in Adobe Flash.[16] It is an upgrade to the prior AOL Quick Buddy, which was later available for older systems that cannot handle Express before being discontinued. Express and Quick Buddy are similar to MSN Web Messenger and Yahoo! Web Messenger.
AIM Pages
{{#invoke:main|main}} AIM Pages was released in May 2006, allowing the 63 million AIM users to create an online, dynamic profile. The buddy list serves as the basis for the AIM Page social networking service. An AIM Page is built using modules following the ModuleT microformat. AIM Pages was discontinued in late 2007.
AIM for Mac
AOL released an all-new AIM for the Macintosh on September 29, 2008 and the final build on December 15, 2008. The redesigned AIM for Mac is a full universal binary Cocoa API application that supports both Tiger and Leopard – Mac OS X 10.4.8 (and above) or Mac OS X 10.5.3 (and above). On October 1, 2009, AOL released AIM 2.0 for Mac.
AIM for Phoneline
AIM Phoneline was a Voice over IP PC-PC, PC-Phone and Phone-to-PC service[17] provided via the AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) application. It was also known to work with Apple's iChat Client.
On May 16, 2006 AOL will launch a new service for AIM. AIM Phoneline provides users the ability to have a few local number, this allows AIM users to receive incoming calls for free.[18] The service allows users to make calls to landlines and moblie devices through the use of a computer. The service however is only free for receiving and AOL will charge a user of 14.95 a month for unlimited calling plan.[19]
In order to use AIM Phoneline users must download the latest version of an AIM Triton software (the free one), and must have a good set of headphones that has a microphone attached. It may take several days after a user signs up before it starts working.[19]
The service has provided users with many interfaces such as Auto Action APIs, Ringback Tone APIs and Screen Name Services API that make the AIM Phoneline a great service.[20]
On January 13, 2009, the service was officially closed. The closing of the free service has caused the number associated with the service to be disabled and not transferrable for a different service.[21]
AIM Call Out
AIM Call Out is a discontinued Voice over IP PC-PC, PC-Phone and Phone-to-PC service provided by AOL via its AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) application that replaced the defunct AIM Phoneline service in November 2007.[22] It did not depend on the AIM client and could be used with only an AIM screenname via the WebConnect feature or a dedicated SIP device. The AIM Call Out service was shut down on March 25, 2009.[23]
AIM real-time IM
A new feature has been added to AIM. The real-time IM allows users to have a better experience. This feature is available for AIM 7 and it allows a user to see what the other is typing as it is being done. This feature was developed and built with assistance from Trace Research and Development Centre at University of Wisconsin-Madison and Gallaudet University. The application provides visually impaired users the ability to convert messages from text(words) to speech.[24]
For the application to work users must have AIM 6.8 or higher. This feature is not compatible with older versions of AIM software, AIM for Mac or iChat. Real Time IM will connect directly to a users PC and their partners PCs as well. This is a direct IM connection. For one's safety it is important to only accept connections from people you know.[24]
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External links
- Official AIM website
- AOL Instant Messenger Express
- AOL Instant Messenger on the Open Directory Project
- Articles with Open Directory Project links
- Online chat
- Cross-platform software
- Instant messaging clients
- Unix instant messaging clients
- AIM clients
- Windows instant messaging clients
- Mac OS instant messaging clients
- OS X instant messaging clients
- BlackBerry software
- IOS software
- 1997 introductions
- Videotelephony
- Android (operating system) software
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NEW YORK - To many people's vast surprise, Anderson Cooper - with his syndicated daytime talk show Anderson - has been doing a bang-up job of filling the void left by Oprah Winfrey.
NEW YORK � To many people�s vast surprise, Anderson Cooper � with his syndicated daytime talk show Anderson � has been doing a bang-up job of filling the void left by Oprah Winfrey.
Since the show premiered in mid-September, he has also continued his hard-news duties for CNN and his contributions to 60 Minutes.
He has handled the fizzy fare that goes hand in hand with the chat format freakishly well, some observers say.
And, it turns out, he�s even a pop-culture omnivore � a side of him that has surfaced only in recent years.
�I started filling in for Regis (on Live With Regis and Kelly), and I did some things for Oprah,� said Cooper, 44. �And I found that I enjoyed the variety of topics, the enthusiasm of the audience, and the fun you could have on a daily basis. I began to show my personality in a less-formal setting.�
Kelly Ripa, the Kelly of Regis and Kelly, noted her role in the emergence.
�So many people know him as this champion of people who have no voice,� she said. �When he started hosting with me, we brought out the irreverent side of him.�
Those who hadn�t caught those appearances, though, might have questioned his suitability for daytime television.
�When we started talking about this show and developing it, anyone who hadn�t seen him on Regis and Kelly would say: �Really? For daytime?�?� said Cathy Chermol Schrijver, Cooper�s executive producer. �He just didn�t seem like the natural choice.�
Yet that�s not the case, she said. �He�s so well-versed on everything, including pop culture. He knows more about The Real Housewives than I think they do.�
The other question about the choice of Cooper was time � namely, Cooper�s limited amount of it.
�He has a full plate, obviously,� said Hilary Estey McLoughlin, president of Telepictures Productions, which syndicates Anderson. �He�s been managing it really well.�
He has shown a remarkable facility to shift between his news and talk-show-host personas.
�True story,� Chermol Schrijver said. �We�re talking about the show, and he�s in Somalia. He says, �Hold on, I have to do a live shot.� I�ve got CNN in my office, and I watch him do a live stand-up in Somalia, and then he gets back on the phone with me to talk about Sarah Jessica Parker. �
He does save commuting time: Anderson is shot in a studio of chrome and blond wood with an expansive view of Central Park South, the same building complex where his AC360 is shot.
In one of his most emotional Anderson shows to date, he welcomed his mother � heiress and fashion designer Gloria Vanderbilt � to discuss the 1988 suicide of Cooper�s older sibling, Carter.
As a lifelong New Yorker with distinctive looks that announce themselves from a distance, the bachelor newsman is recognized wherever he goes in Manhattan.
�It doesn�t bother me,� he said. �It seems like a silly thing to complain about. I really don�t think of myself as a public person.�


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It was a chaotic offseason for the New York Islanders, but despite the distractions, their prospects pool has become more solid.
No fewer than nine prospects saw NHL action with the Islanders during 2005-06 and GM Garth Snow has indicated they will be just as committed to youth for the upcoming season.
The defections of Sean Bergenheim and Denis Grebeshkov to Yaroslavl
Lokomotiv of the Russian League hurts only a little because of the
depth of the Islanders prospect list. Notably, defenseman Bruno Gervais is sure
to follow the path blazed last season by Chris Campoli and
Robert Nilsson could deliver impressive numbers up front for the Islanders.
Top 20 at a glance
1. Robert Nilsson, LW
2. Petteri Nokelainen, C
3. Kyle Okposo, RW
4. Ryan O'Marra, C
5. Jeff Tambellini, LW
6. Denis Grebeshkov, D
7. Sean Bergenheim, C
8. Jesse Joensuu, LW
9. Jeremy Colliton, RW
10. Robin Figren, F
11. Bruno Gervais, D
12. Blake Comeau, RW
13. Shea Guthrie, W
14. Dustin Kohn, D
15. Wes O'Neill, D
16. Igor Volkov, RW
17. Ryan Caldwell, D
18. Frans Nielsen, C
19. Masi Marjamaki, LW
20. Rhett Rakhshani, RW
1. Robert Nilsson, LW
1st round, 15th overall, 2003
Although some questioned the Islanders when they chose Robert Nilsson
in the first round of the 2003 NHL Entry Draft, he now appears to be exactly
what they need. He is an entertaining, highly-skilled forward who should
become a fan favorite. The talented Swede is ready to graduate from the prospect
ranks and should very soon be a first line forward, receiving maximum power-play time.
The doubts surrounding Nilsson were based on inconsistency in effort
and poor defensive play. After scoring only four goals in two seasons of
Swedish Elite League play, some may have doubted his ability to score as well.
During this time, however, he was set back by an ankle injury and the invasion
of North American players to Sweden during the lockout year. He stayed
with the Islanders to start the 2005-06 season, but had his ice time reduced to
about one shift per period, and eventually he was sent to the Bridgeport Sound Tigers. There he scored a point per game and gave a flash of his superior skills.
Nilsson's play earned an early February recall to the Islanders. He
scored four goals and 14 points in the 28 games following his promotion. Nilsson
grew more comfortable as the 2005-06 season progressed and should be a top
six forward for the Islanders in the upcoming season.
2. Petteri Nokelainen, C
1st round, 16th overall, 2004
Petteri Nokelainen's career has been a combination of swift progress
and disappointing injury. After being drafted 16th overall in 2004,
Nokelainen scored 15 goals in 52 games in the top Finnish league, a season showing
better than expected offensive progress. He made the Islanders out of
2005 training camp but saw less than eight minutes of ice time on the
fourth line during the first few games of the season. After an injury to Jason
Blake, Nokelainen was moved to the second line with Oleg Kvasha and
Mark Parrish and scored his first NHL goal and assist against Brent Johnson
of the Washington Capitals on Oct. 13. Two weeks later Nokelainen
injured his knee in a game against the Boston Bruins and was diagnosed with patella
tendonitis. It was at first thought that the knee just needed time to
heal. Weeks turned into months and he missed 59 games and a chance to play in
his third World Junior tournament. When he finally returned, Nokelainen
could only play in three games before the knee problem flared again. He had
knee surgery during the first week of April and it is hoped he can make a
full recovery for the 2006-07 season.
Should Nokelainen make a healthy return he will play the role of a
solid defensive third liner who can provide offense when given the
3. Kyle Okposo, RW
1st round, 7th overall, 2006
Kyle Okposo scored 176 points for Shattuck St. Mary's at age 14 and it has been a continuous rise in the hockey world since then. He was the No. 1 choice of the USHL's Des Moines Buccaneers and led that team to a championship, picking up the playoff MVP award
along the way. He was chosen seventh overall by the Islanders at the
2006 draft and will be attending his hometown University of Minnesota in the
Okposo, whose father is a Nigerian immigrant, is a powerful forward with few
weaknesses in his game. His strongest move is pushing his way from the
corner to the front of the net and defenders who step in his path are
likely to end up sprawled on the ice. He's a very likely NHLer, it's just a question of
how many years Okposo will fill the nets for the Golden Gophers.
4. Ryan O'Marra, C
1st round, 15th overall, 2005
Ryan O'Marra was the first round pick for the Islanders in the 2005
draft and projects to be a second line power forward. O'Marra was a top forward on Canada's 2005 Under 18 team and remained a strong team player with the 2006 gold medal-winning team despite being used sparingly.
O'Marra totaled 77 points in the OHL with a weak Erie Otter team in
2005-06 and Erie's failure to make the playoffs allowed him to join the
Sound Tigers for the last eight games of the season. He scored four
goals in the regular season and added two playoff goals in seven games for
With the Islanders' loss of Bergenheim to the Russian league and
Nokelainen's injury difficulties, O'Marra will have a better
than anticipated chance to make the Islanders out of 2006 training camp. With a June birthday, it's either the NHL or back to Erie for him this season.
5. Jeff Tambellini, LW
Via trade from Los Angeles, 2006
Jeff Tambellini, a swift winger with a scorer's touch, was selected by
the Los Angeles Kings in the first round (27th overall) of the 2003 NHL
Entry Draft. After completing a strong career with the Michigan Wolverines,
Tambellini had a tough time to start his 2005-06 season with the Kings.
In training camp, Kings' coach Andy Murray felt he was playing soft and he
was sent to the AHL where he was a healthy scratch for the Manchester
Monarchs home opener. He responded by scoring 25 points in his next 18 games with Manchester. He was rewarded with a call to the Kings in late November
when he did not register a point in four games. He was sent back to
Manchester and played well but the Kings traded him in early March to the
Islanders, the team that drafted his father, Steve Tambellini, in 1978.
The Islanders kept Jeff in the NHL right through to the end of the
season. His first and only goal came in his third game as an Islander on March
14 against Martin Brodeur and the New Jersey Devils. He was added to the
Sound Tigers for their playoff series against Wilkes-Barre
where he picked up three points in the seven-game series.
Tambellini appears NHL ready and, barring any repeat of the 2005
training camp incident with Los Angeles, should step into the Islanders' lineup
out of the 2006 camp.
6. Denis Grebeshkov, D
Via trade from Los Angeles, 2006
Grebeshkov, who felt that playing for his hometown Yaroslavl Lokomotiv
was a better option than playing in the AHL, signed with that Russian Super
League team on July 10. He did not receive the one-way contract he was
seeking from the Islanders and this resulted in the return to his
Grebeshkov was the Kings' No. 1 choice in 2002. After three
seasons, the Kings gave up on their top defense prospect, trading him to the
Islanders along with Jeff Tambellini for Brent Sopel and Mark Parrish
last March. The Islanders kept Grebeshkov in the NHL for the remainder of the
season and he recorded three assists in 21 games with New York.
Grebeshkov was projected to be a top pairing defenseman with offensive
skills similar to Sergei Zubov, but never approached that status in his three
seasons in North America, though he scored 49 points for the Manchester
Monarchs of the AHL two seasons ago.
7. Sean Bergenheim, C
1st round, 22nd overall, 2002
Sean Bergenheim was likely to spend the full 2006-07 season with the
Islanders, but now has followed Grebeshkov to Yaroslavl Lokomotiv. Bergenheim had been disappointed by his AHL assignment back in the 2005 training camp and made the jump to Russia when his contract terms could not be met over the summer of 2006.
The 2002 first rounder did start the 2003-04 season with
the Islanders. He scored his first NHL goal against Pittsburgh on Oct.
25 and that would be his only goal in 18 games that season. Later that
season scored an impressive five points in seven AHL playoff games with
Bridgeport. The Helsinki, Finland native spent the entire 2004-05 season with
Bridgeport and played solidly enough to earn a selection to the AHL All-Star game.
Despite his disappointment at being demoted to Bridgeport after the
2005 camp, Bergenheim delivered a strong AHL season, including a four-goal
game on Feb. 22, setting a Bridgeport team record for goals in a
game. In 28 games with the Islanders in 2005-06, he scored four goals and nine
points and showed the potential to be a solid NHL center. Whether he makes it back to North American remains to be seen.
8. Jesse Joensuu, LW
2nd round, 60th overall, 2006
Joensuu was projected to be the No. 1 draft prospect out of Europe when
he was a 16-year-old, however, many scouts have felt his skating has not
adequately improved, resulting in a sizeable fall in ranking. This
enabled the Islanders to make him their second choice, 60th overall in the 2006
Joensuu's performance at the 2006 WJC was considered a
disappointment. He scored two goals in the bronze medal game but his
critics said at times he appears to be coasting. When at his best,
he uses his 6'4 frame to create scoring chances in front of the net, shows
shifty moves off the rush and displays a quick release and a heavy
Joensuu will be out to prove the early evaluations of his talent were
not misplaced in the upcoming season. He will play for Assat of the Finnish
league where he scored four goals and 12 points in 51 games during the
2005-06 season.
9. Jeremy Colliton, RW
2nd round, 58th overall, 2003
Jeremy Colliton is a level-headed type who always seems to exceed
expectations. He was the Prince Albert Raiders' team MVP in his second
WHL season, prompting the Islanders to draft him in the second round, 58th
overall in the 2003 draft.
After a solid junior career, Colliton was assigned to the Sound Tigers to start the 2005-06 season and at times played on the top offensive line with Nilsson and Bergenheim. He was called up to the Islanders following a November Jason Blake injury and averaged five minutes of ice time during his first four games in the big league. He was up with the Islanders for 15 more NHL games starting in early February and scored his first NHL goal on April 15 against the Pittsburgh Penguins. It was typical of Colliton that he deflected most of the credit to linemate
Bergenheim's nifty pass. Colliton finished his AHL season with 53 points in 66 games, surprising progress for the first-year pro. If he makes the 2006-07 Islanders, not many will be surprised.
10. Robin Figren, F
3rd round, 70th overall, 2006
The native of Stockholm, Sweden possesses many of the feisty attributes usually associated with Finnish players. He also has a great one-time release that he uses well when posting up on the power play. He is tough to knock off his skates and has the ability to make sharp, shifty
The Calgary Hitmen targeted him in the CHL import draft when they made a trade to move up to 17th overall. Calgary coach Kelly Kisio recognizes he has offensive talent and should give him top line ice time. Figren scored 30 points in 39 games in the Swedish junior league and should improve on those numbers with Calgary.
11. Bruno Gervais, D
6th round, 182nd overall, 2003
Nothing stops Bruno Gervais. He was not discouraged after being a sixth
round pick in 2003 after a 22-goal season with Acadie
Bathurst in the QMJHL. In fact, he nearly made the Islanders after the
2003 training camp. He was temporarily set back but not stopped by a knee
injury that required reconstructive surgery and all but wiped out his last
year of junior hockey. His recovery was obviously complete when he and Chris
Campoli formed a great defensive pair with the Sound Tigers during
the 2004-05 season.
Gervais split his 2005-06 season between Bridgeport and the New York
Islanders. Though he only played 55 games in the AHL, he finished second
among league defensemen with 16 goals. He played 27 games for the
Islanders, scoring three goals and seven points. In his last 15 games, at a time
when Alexei Zhitnik was out with an injury, he averaged well over 20
minutes per game and appears ready for a full season with the Islanders.
Gervais was sent to Bridgeport for the AHL playoffs and had the odd distinction of
scoring the last goal in the Islanders season (the April 18 loss to Pittsburgh) and the last goal for the Sound Tigers when he scored late in their Game 7 loss to Wilkes-Barre.
Gervais will get power-play time for the Islanders and has great offensive instincts. He always manages to get the puck to the net and consistently makes creative, offensively dangerous plays. He just might be among the leading scoring NHL defensemen soon.
12. Blake Comeau, RW
2nd round, 47th overall, 2004
The Islanders have to love the way success and Comeau have become synonymous. The Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan native has won two WHL championships with the Kelowna
Rockets, a Memorial Cup championship, an Under-18 World Championship and a World
Junior Championship.
Comeau brings an all-around game, featuring physical play, persistent
checking and offensive ability. He is more of a playmaker than goal
scorer and is effective digging for pucks along the boards. He saw his
first pro action with Bridgeport in the AHL playoffs last season, picking up
three assists in seven games. He has an outside chance to make the Islanders
out of training camp, but is more likely to spend the majority of the
season back with Bridgeport, where he hopes to add to his string of
13. Shea Guthrie, W
3rd round, 76th overall, 2005
Playing at Newport, Rhode Island's St. George's High School does not
tend to put a hockey player in the spotlight, but it did lead to Shea Guthrie
being drafted 76th overall in 2005 by the Islanders. The NHL lockout
meant the draft took place on July 30 which just happened to be Guthrie's 18th birthday.
Guthrie was recruited by the Clarkson Golden Knights and he made the ECAC All-Rookie team scoring 26 points in 33 games as a freshman. His achievements would have been greater had Guthrie not had to battle a shoulder injury in late February.
Guthrie told HF that he models his style after the Ottawa Senators'
Mike Fisher and he does show some of Fisher's abilities. He is a tenacious
player with good offensive tools. Guthrie joins a large group of talented Islander
forward prospects who are showing better than expected progress. His second
season at Clarkson should see him as one of the top forwards in the ECAC.
14. Dustin Kohn, D
2nd round, 46th overall, 2005
Dustin Kohn has progressed from being an offensive defenseman who needed
defensive work, to a conscientious defender who has puck handling and
skating skills. He scored 43 points for the Calgary Hitmen during his
draft year. The 2005-06 season saw him concentrate on defensive improvement
and his offensive numbers dropped to 29 points. He was traded to the
Brandon Wheat Kings and it did not remove his focus.
Kohn gained experience playing two games for the Islanders during the
2005 preseason and was thrilled to have players like Alex Mogilny and Simon
Gagne around him. He also saw action in two late-season games
with the Sound Tigers on an amateur tryout. These experiences
will make his pro transition that much smoother, however for 2006-07 Kohn
will be back with the Brandon Wheat Kings since with a February birthday he is too young to play in the AHL. It should be a season in which Kohn plays a conscientious defensive game without sacrificing his offense.
15. Wes O'Neill, D
4th round, 115th overall, 2004
When O'Neill was chosen as the 115th player overall in 2004, no one
could explain why the big defenseman, who was expected to be an early selection, took such a slide. O'Neill certainly was disappointed and he was determined to prove his
value in his next few season with the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. In his two seasons
since then, he did break through as a top two defenseman recording 55 points
in 73 NCAA games. He has shown marked improvement, though it is still felt his
decision-making needs work. O'Neill makes good outlet
passes and keeps opposing forwards honest in front of the net.
The 2006-07 season will be his last in college, after which he will likely spend some time in the minors.
16. Igor Volkov, RW
8th round, 246th overall, 2003
With their last choice in the 2003 draft, the Islanders went for a long shot, drafting 20-year-old Russian left winger Igor Volkov. There was some risk with his eligibility not yet established, but the pick was legitimate and Volkov, who had scored nine goals that season, steadily improved over the next few seasons.
In fact, Vokov's offense has improved to the point where he is considered one of the Russian league's most dangerous offensive weapons. Except for a brief exile to Dynamo, Volkov has been with Ufa Salavat and he scored an impressive 18 goals in 47 games for them during the 2005-06 season. Volkov definitely is a steal for a late-round selection but it's getting near
the time, now that he is 23, when he has to make the transition to North America.
17. Ryan Caldwell, D
7th round, 202nd overall, 2000
The Islanders called Ryan Caldwell up for a home and home series
against the Pittsburgh Penguins late last season and it was both a thrill and
confidence booster for the 25-year-old rookie. The 6'2 defenseman was given an
average of 16 minutes per game and did not look out of place.
Caldwell's stock rose when he helped the University of Denver win the NCAA championship in 2004 and was selected to the 2004 NCAA West First All-America team and the NCAA
Championship All-Tournament team. His 15 goals that season place him
second in the nation among defensemen.
Despite the goal total, Caldwell's game is about sound defensive play
and responsible puck management. He has had his ups and downs in this
regard his first two seasons with Bridgeport but if he can smooth out his game the
opportunity is there for him to make the third pairing for the
18. Frans Nielsen, C
3rd round, 87th overall, 2002
Most European countries already have their NHL trailblazers. The Swedes
had Tumba Johansson and Ulf Sterner. Vaclav Nedomansky was a pioneer for
the Czechs. For Norway it was Espen Knutsen and Anders Myrvold. Frans
Nielsen is looking to make Danish hockey history as the first player to crack an NHL roster.
Following his participation in the 2006 World Championship in which he
scored three goals in six games, Nielsen signed a two-year contract with the
Islanders. The Dane is a good skater with some offensive ability, and he believes the
new zero tolerance rules will benefit his style. He has served his
apprenticeship in Europe by playing five seasons in the Swedish Elite
League and he should see his first North American ice time in Bridgeport.
19. Masi Marjamaki, LW
5th round, 144th overall, 2005
Masi Marjamaki appeared to be a better prospect back in
2003 when the Boston Bruins drafted him 66th overall. Terms could not be
agreed to with Boston and Marjamaki went back in the draft where
the Islanders claimed him 144th in 2005. The Pori, Finland native had
moderate success in his first season with Bridgeport and may soon find
his place on the fourth line with the Islanders.
At the early age of 17, he felt he could best develop in North America
and thus spent three seasons in the WHL. He grew a reputation as a tireless worker who used his 6'2 size well and had some touch around the net. He was nearly a point per game player in his last junior season and though he scored only nine goals in his first pro season, his playoff
showed promise. He scored three goals, including a game winner for the
Sound Tigers and was viewed by many as Bridgeport's best forward in
their seven-game series with Wilkes-Barre. The Islanders gave Marjamaki a
taste of the NHL when they called him up for the last game of the 2005-06 season
giving him a shift per period.
20. Rhett Rakhshani, RW
4th round, 100th overall, 2006
California native Rhett Rakhshani was born in 1988, a few months before Wayne Gretzky became a Los Angeles King. Not too many years later, his parents took up the hobby of inline skating and included their son in the pursuit. Soon Rakhshani was working on his inline hockey moves under the California sun. He joined the California Wave amateur ice hockey
program and finished a seven-year relationship with them by scoring 121 points
in 56 games during the 2003-04 season. From there it was on to the US
developmental team based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The switch to the cold
climate didn't slow Rakhshani as he became one of their best offensive
weapons, netting 18 goals in 50 games. In April of 2006 he scored a
goal in the US's 3-1 gold medal victory over Finland in the U18 tournament.
Rakhshani, who has committed to the University of Denver, was drafted
100th overall in the 2006 draft by the Islanders. He is noted for his fast
starts and darting moves. He adds a gritty side to his scoring talent despite
his 5'10 170 lbs size. Besides making an impression with Denver in the
2006-07 season, he should make the US World Junior team and make the trip to
Sweden in late December.
DJ Powers contributed to this article. Copyright 2006 Hockey's Future. Do not reprint or otherwise duplicate without permission of the editorial staff.


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School systems and processes focus on improving student achievement. Teachers know students well and work collaboratively to meet identified needs. The broad curriculum provides students with wide-ranging opportunities through which they can succeed. Trustees provide good support for school initiatives.
ERO is likely to carry out the next review in three years.
Taradale Intermediate School, Napier, caters for students in Years 7 and 8. The current roll of 473 includes 71 Māori and four Pacific students.
Since the June 2011 ERO report, the school has undergone significant leadership changes. A new deputy principal started at the beginning of 2014 and a new principal began at the start of Term 3, 2014.
The school has formed two accelerated learning classes to extend students who are performing well. Parents can elect their child's entry into these classes or into one of the three laptop classes.
The school has a positive ERO reporting history.
Considerable student achievement information is gathered and analysed to inform class teaching and learning. This is used to determine which students require additional support, particularly in reading, writing and mathematics. Student progress throughout the year is monitored within teaching teams and school wide. Students with special needs are well catered for in an inclusive environment.
National Standards information for 2013 showed that for reading 82% were at and above in relation to the National Standards. For mathematics 80% were at and above and for writing 73%. Students who were below National Standards at the beginning of the year are a particular focus for teachers. Their progress and achievement are monitored regularly and strategies implemented to improve their progress. Māori students achieve slightly lower than their peers in reading and mathematics.
Writing has been an in-depth development focus in 2014 with specific targets for improved outcomes. In response to achievement data, a boys' writing group and a girls' mathematics group have been formed to address identified needs.
The leadership team and staff are aware of the need to retain a strong focus on accelerating outcomes for students. Setting sharper targets is likely to contribute to strengthening teachers' attention to accelerating the progress of priority and underachieving students.
Parents receive comprehensive reports that include information in relation to National Standards. Students are involved in reporting their own progress through three-way conferences.
There is an ongoing focus on giving students ownership of, and helping them take responsibility for, their learning. Continuing to develop the control and input that students have, of and in their learning, has appropriately been identified by school leaders as an area for ongoing improvement.
All students have opportunities to develop their leadership skills across a range of activities.
The school provides a broad curriculum that impacts positively on student learning, including that of priority students. The ongoing focus on meeting the needs of the emergent adolescent is strong. Rich, authentic learning experiences across a wide range of contexts are evident. The balance between academic, sporting and cultural experiences is well considered. Teachers have good knowledge of their students. They work collaboratively to build student confidence and engagement, and to promote positive academic outcomes.
Teacher professional development is appropriately focused on supporting improved outcomes for students.
Information and communication technologies continue to be highlighted in the school and are appropriately used as tools in a range of authentic learning contexts. A high level of connectivity allows students to share online their class computer activities, progress and achievement with their families at home.
Annual curriculum reviews are accompanied by action plans. Attending to each essential learning area contributes to a holistic focus on programmes for students. Reviewing the school's 'conceptual curriculum' is acknowledged by senior leaders as a next step.
The school is developing its effectiveness in promoting educational success for Māori as Māori. School leaders are keen to further develop relationships with whānau, to support a higher level of success for their children. An action plan has been developed to strengthen the school's provision for Māori students and whānau are to be consulted for their perspectives. Whānau spoken with by ERO were very positive about the support their children have to engage with schooling and to succeed.
The school is well placed to sustain and improve its performance. A good range of formal and informal reviews contributes to the school's improvement focus. To promote greater consistency in school evaluation, senior leaders have recently redeveloped their self-review framework. They are aware of the need to continue to strengthen self-review processes, including learning area reviews and updating the self-review policy.
Appraisal processes include a wide range of documentation, regular observations and feedback. It is timely to review appraisal and link it to teachers' personal inquiries and reflections to improve their practices.
Trustees are well informed about student achievement. They make good provision for teachers' professional learning. Positive relationships between the board, leaders and teachers are evident.
The new principal is well supported by a leadership team who ably and collaboratively work to bring about improved outcomes for all students.
Transition into school is carefully considered and includes good communication with contributing schools.
The school is a signatory to the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students (the Code) established under section 238F of the Education Act 1989. The school has attested that it complies with all aspects of the Code.
At the time of this review there were two international students attending the school. One student comes from China and the other from Korea. They live with their parents.
The school, which is inclusive, prefers to cater for only a small number of international students so that it can provide a personalised programme.
Students are provided with the opportunity to learn English. This class has an engaging programme that uses the local environment and resources. The teacher liaises closely with, and provides reports to, the students' parents, teachers and the pastoral care team.
Before the review, the board of trustees and principal of the school completed the ERO Board Assurance Statement and Self-Audit Checklists. In these documents they attested that they had taken all reasonable steps to meet their legislative obligations related to:
During the review, ERO checked the following items because they have a potentially high impact on student achievement:
School systems and processes focus on improving student achievement. Teachers know students well and work collaboratively to meet identified needs. The broad curriculum provides students with wide-ranging opportunities through which they can succeed. Trustees provide good support for school initiatives.
ERO is likely to carry out the next review in three years.
Joyce Gebbie
National Manager Review Services
Central Region
17 February 2015
Ministry of Education profile number
School type
Intermediate (Years 7 to 8)
School roll
Number of international students
Gender composition
Male 50%
Female 50%
Ethnic composition
Other ethnic groups
Review team on site
October 2014
Date of this report
17 February 2015
Most recent ERO report(s)
Education Review
Education Review
Education Review
June 2011
March 2008
May 2005


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The Sydney Opera House is an iconic landmark recognized the world over. The beautiful sail shaped building is not the only eye catching attraction in the city. Read on for more attractive places.
This landmark certainly needs no introduction; it is one of the first places that tourists to Sydney head over to. Located at Bennelong Point within the gorgeous Sydney Harbour, the Opera House with its unique design is considered a modern wonder. This cultural centre was designed by Jorn Utzon and opened in 1973; it is one of the most photographed locations in the world. Head over to the Opera House and you will see tourist standing on the expansive flight of stairs snapping up pictures of the iconic building which is simply associated as Sydney.
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Towering over the Sydney CBD, the Sydney Tower standing at a height of 309m is the tallest free standing structure in the city. Located between Pitt and Castlereagh Street the tower stands on Market Street. It consists of 4 sections; 3 of these are taken up by the 360 Bar – Sydney Tower Dining - which is a revolving restaurant offering dinners a bird's eye view of the CBD and beyond. The Sydney Tower Buffet occupies the second floor offering over 40 delicious dishes to choose from. At the summit is the Tower Eye; this is the highest mark in Sydney from which you can relish panoramic vistas of the city.
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To date, research tells us that the liver plays a primary role in the elimination of silver from the human body. Silver mixes with bile that is then excreted in the feces. Animal studies report that cumulative excretion levels were 90 to 99 percent.[1] Silver is also eliminated through the urine.
Roger Altman, EngScD (doctor of engineering science) used himself as a lab rat to investigate the accumulation and elimination of drinkable colloidal silver. While his study is technically non-statistically significant, due to a population of one, it provides much food for thought.
Altman consumed colloidal silver every day for about five and a half months. He drank 1mg/day for the first month, then increased to 2.34mg/day for the remainder of the study. Five days after his last self-administered treatment, Altman measured his first fecal and urine sample. Then, for five weeks, he collected samples once a week during a twenty-four-hour period. Subsequently, Altman reduced his twenty-four-hour sampling to once every three weeks. He sent his samples to a professional laboratory for analysis and used mathematical algorithms to calculate average results.
Altman found that the more silver there was in the body, the more was eliminated. As the silver levels drop, so do the amounts found in feces and urine. Altman feels that some residual silver probably remained in his body at the end of the study, after ninety-six days, but that the amount was insignificant.
Altman's results appear to show that the human body first eliminates excess silver primarily via the urine. Over time, the amount of silver excreted in the feces rises. It is, therefore, evident that two separate elimination mechanisms function simultaneously, though some studies have found the opposite.[2] Altman also found that silver excretion via the urine can be facilitated by drinking a larger amount of water than usual.
Altman concluded that "ingestion of properly prepared CS (colloidal silver) does not result in silver accumulating in the body." He checked his hair and fingernails and found no accumulation of silver. The rate and levels of silver that were eliminated after Altman stopped drinking the colloidal silver meant that not much of it remained in his body. In addition, it took a relatively short time for his body to get rid of the silver. The process was accelerated by drinking larger quantities of water, several quarts a day.
Colloidal Silver Conclusion 4:The human body is equipped to absorb colloidal silver. The body also has natural mechanisms to eliminate any unneeded/unwanted silver so excess accumulation does not occur.
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[1] "Silver in Drinking Water." https://www.who.int/water_sanitation_health/dwq/chemicals/silver.pdf
[2] These researchers found that "Urinary excretion of silver is appreciably lower than biliary elimination." https://www.hindawi.com/journals/aps/2010/910686/


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