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In a message dated 12/17/99 11:30:23 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Micro1125@... writes:

<< did anyone

read the article in Mondays paper re/ my responsibilities to the senior

citizens of Cypress. I was in Monday LA TIMES (picture and all).

If you show respect and responsibility, the same will come back.>>

Joe,

Didn't know about the article until you mentioned it now. If you have the

web address you can post it on here so others like myself can read about it.

That is something I firmly believe in as far as respect and responsibility.

Helen

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Got the following addy of an article on a different list I am on....Thought

ti woudl interest thsoe of you who have adopted....especially from Russia

http://www.russiatoday.com/ruslife/0798.php3

Apryl

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FROM THE " TOWN MEETING " BY CONGRESSMAN STEVE BUYER HELD AT THE PERU, IN ON WED.

JAN 12 2000

Residents meet Buyer

By MISSY ST.CLAIR

Tribune Staff Writer

Despite the 30-minute delay in Congressman Steve Buyer's meeting with Miami

County, residents didn't hesitate to let their voices be heard in such a rare

opportunity.

The main concern many county residents brought to Buyer's attention was the

decline in the number of Grissom Reservists due to the Anthrax vaccination that

has become mandatory for military personnel.

Two different Grissom Reservists told Buyer that many were threatening to

quit if required to take the Anthrax shot.

Although the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the vaccine,

most are more concerned with the small percentage it has had negative effects

on.

Several different Grissom Air Reserve Base (GARB) employees, both military

and civilian, offered Buyer local insider information. A 16 year veteran

Reservist said, " The government is spending $130 million on this program which

is just making us mad and forcing us out. "

Another told Buyer " Enrollment for Reserves is at an all-time low, mainly

because of this. "

" I understand the lack of trust in the government on this one, " Buyer said.

He went so far as to offer to present all medical data available in hopes of

changing some minds a Grissom.

He asked that even if some disagree with his support of the vaccine, that

they realize his sincerity behind it.

He pointed out that having been a military man himself, he is well aware of

the threats and illnesses out there and this vaccine has the potential to save

lives.

Other current events Buyer was asked to comment on was the 6-year-old Cuban

boy, Elian . He said he didn't know the personal circumstances but he

would like to see the boy's father testify away from Cuba and Fidel Castro.

Another concern addressed was the abundance of money used for foreign aid

and the lack of money for domestic needs.

One audience member spoke of a single mother trying to support her two

children on a minimum-wage job.

He said, " If your family was hungry and so was your neighbor's family,

wouldn't you feed your family before you feed yourself? "

He went on to explain, " Americans do things that defy human instinct. " He

added there is assistance out there for people who need it, there are programs

such as housing assistance and food stamps. The goal to move people off welfare

and make them independent is a good thing "

END

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In a message dated 02/05/2000 1:55:48 AM Hawaiian Standard Time,

wecbac@... writes:

<< The development of an anthrax vaccine

> available to the public is another 5 years away, he said.

>>

They are doing human testing of the early anthrax vaccine product.

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Immune Network Initiates Hepatitis C Research

VANCOUVER, British Columbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)---March 23, 2000--

ImmuneNetRes (CDNX:IMM) Immune Network Research Ltd. (CDNX:IMM)

announced

today that it is initiating research at a Canadian university, to

explore

the application of its immunomodulation program to the development of a

potential new therapy for hepatitis C infection.

With an estimated 3.9 million Americans infected, the hepatitis C

virus is a major cause of liver disease, cirrhosis, and liver cancer in

the United States. At present, the only therapy that has consistently

demonstrated any benefit is interferon-alpha, which is used alone or in

combination with ribavirin. However, interferon therapy is expensive,

poorly tolerated, and does not always result in a favorable long-term

response.

Immune Network has already established the potential of the

immunomodulation approach in the treatment of HIV infection. The

evidence

from these studies suggests that a similar approach may be effective in

treating hepatitis C infection. Scientific Advisory Network member, Dr.

Grant of Memorial University, Newfoundland, Canada, will

spearhead

this research program.

" There are certain similarities between the interaction of the

immune

system with both hepatitis C virus and HIV, " said Dr. Grant. " Our

approach

to immunomodulation in AIDS may also represent an important new modality

for treatment of hepatitis C infection. "

Other viral infections targeted by Immune Network drug candidates

include human immunodeficiency virus (the 1F7 project), and herpes virus

(MTCH-24). Herpes infection and treatment will be the topic of an

upcoming

online discussion at http://my.webmd.com/content/article/1709.51197.com.

This news release contains forward looking statements that are not

historical facts and are subject to risks and uncertainties which could

cause actual results to differ materially from those set forth in or

implied herein. These risks are described in detail in the companies'

Securities and Exchange Commission filings.

I. Bain, President & CEO Immune Network Research Ltd.

THE CANADIAN VENTURE EXCHANGE HAS NOT REVIEWED AND DOES NOT ACCEPT

RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ADEQUACY OR ACCURACY OF THE CONTENT OF THIS NEWS

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CONTACT:

Immune Network Research Ltd.

Ron Kertesz, 604/222-5541

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http://www.immunenetwork.com

Marty

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here you go

http://www.haciendapub.com/article39.html

>I just stumbled across this article. I would like to find the first part

>of

>it.

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To all,

I have read and watched for over a year hoping that all your efforts would

work. It looks the hard work is starting to have an affect. The question I

have is this. If the DOD and everbody has agreed that there needs to be more

studies done, and has started these studies then why hasn't the mandatory

vaccination stopped. You don't give a drug before the study. Does this make

sense?

Another question is, we know who has anthrax, does anybody ask where they got

it from? For instance Iraq. We know they have it becouse we GAVE it to them

in the 80's to use against IRAN, but I have not heard one interview or

article mention this little fact. If a Canadian journalist can figure this

out why can't our journalists or congressional leaders figure this out?

Kauffman

LTJG USNR

VAQ-129 Wa

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This is in response to your question how these

adversaries received anthrax as a biological weapon:

Anthrax is very easy to produce, all it takes is

common biological knowledge and any insane person

could find information on the internet easily.

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In a message dated 06/02/2000 11:30:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

shay456_1999@... (Lesa Landry) writes:

<< Anthrax is very easy to produce, all it takes is

common biological knowledge and any insane person

could find information on the internet easily. >>

Lesa,

And there's nothing new about this assessed capability or vaccine. The only

thing that's new is people hyping the threat and defending a program instead

of the health and legal rights of their troops.

Buzz

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From reading the blood type lists for over a year now, and from hearing Dr. D

lecture last spring, I am under the impression that his first book was torn

apart by the medical establishment, and so he tried to make the Live Right book

live up to the scientific standards of that community. Whether he has succeeeded

or not, I do not know.

A1+NSa+b-MN

www.acupuncturetucson.com

tenzin@...

Article

> Gene cuisine. (genetics and diet)

> http://www.findarticles.com/m0820/n242/19945125/p1/article.jhtml

>

> The author makes the claim that the ER4YT diet is not scientific and that

> Dr. D does not produce pictures or scientific evidence to back up his

> claims. I thought Dr. D had done many tests and backed them up with

> academic writing (that I probably wouldn't understand if I read it).

>

> If someone has time to investigate, I would very much appreciate your

> letting me know what you find.

>

>

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---It's the latest diet fad. It's not backed up by good science, " states

Bonnie Liebman, director of nutrition at the Center for Science in the

Public Interest in Washington, D.C. " I think people who are talking about

these individualized diets are just trying to sell books. I guarantee that

the blood-type theory will be gone within a year. "

[ Dekany]

That woman is probably eating her own words right now.

How can anyone in such position say something that irresponsible?!

Sherry - judging something like a diet (any diet) without actually trying

it tells me only one thing about that person. She/he has an agenda.

If you go to 's web site you can find many accusations like this one

that responds to. (archives).

Nutrition was based on believe systems until ER4YT came out. There are

tons of scientific articles all over Pub Med. Have your friend look at them.

's work is so extraordinary/cutting edge so accusations like this are

expected. So called " experts " have huge egos and most are jealous. It is

that simple. Or that they should really be doing something else for a

living. What is your friend's diet like? Hey! Your friend wants proof? Here

it is: Lots of people strive on Atkins and lots of people strive on Ornish's

diet. The very opposites. How can that be? We have different blood types.

To be honest with you, I can't understand why everyone don't get it once

they look at the cover. We have been brain washed to think that one shoe

fits all. m2cI

PS: In your hand you have the winning lotto numbers. You either play them

and win, or listen to your friend who thinks they may not be the right

numbers. If the diet works for you, that is all that matters.

On the other hand, one night feed your friend a bunch of avoids for

dinner. See how she/he feels next morning.

love

http://www.foodforyourblood.com

--Original Message-----

From: Sherri Cartee [mailto:scartee@...]

Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 7:28 PM

Subject: Article

> Someone may have already discussed this article, but I'd like some

feedback.

>

> A friend who is concerned about my following ER4YT sent a link to an

article

> that puts down (that's putting it mildly) the ER4YT and Zone diets. I

> recognized right away some of the ways this author was taking things out

of

> context and drawing conclusions that Dr. D's work did not support.

However,

> I would like for someone with more knowledge and experience to let me

know

> what you think of this article:

>

> Gene cuisine. (genetics and diet)

> http://www.findarticles.com/m0820/n242/19945125/p1/article.jhtml

>

> The author makes the claim that the ER4YT diet is not scientific and

that

> Dr. D does not produce pictures or scientific evidence to back up his

> claims. I thought Dr. D had done many tests and backed them up with

> academic writing (that I probably wouldn't understand if I read it).

>

> If someone has time to investigate, I would very much appreciate your

> letting me know what you find.

>

> Thanks bunches!

>

> Sherri

>

[Guest guest]

I forgot to say that the publisher of VEGETARIAN TIMES went back to

eating meat after 15 years.

[Guest guest]

Someone told us on the Live Right list that her mother heard on the BBC, I

believe it was, that the British Medical Society has endorsed Dr. D's theories.

Steve Howes, have you heard that too?

A1+NSa+b-MN

www.acupuncturetucson.com

tenzin@...

RE: Article

---It's the latest diet fad. It's not backed up by good science, " states

Bonnie Liebman, director of nutrition at the Center for Science in the

Public Interest in Washington, D.C. " I think people who are talking about

these individualized diets are just trying to sell books. I guarantee that

the blood-type theory will be gone within a year. "

[Guest guest]

Thanks, ! I appreciate your taking the time to write, and I really

enjoyed your humor. Making a meal of avoids........hmmmmmmmm! Sounds like a

great idea.

BTW, I'm sold on Dr. D's research and the diet. I'm having a slow go getting

started on it because everywhere I go avoids are part of every dish it seems,

but I'm really trying. I'm making many positive changes, even though it's slow.

I am actually starting to feel better.

Thanks, too, for the tips. I'll do some research in order to give my friend

some info. I'll also tell her what you said about Ornish/Atkins. That's an

excellent point.

Bless you, !

Sherri

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You are welcome and bless you too.

Re: Article

Thanks, ! I appreciate your taking the time to write, and I really

enjoyed your humor. Making a meal of avoids........hmmmmmmmm! Sounds like

a great idea.

BTW, I'm sold on Dr. D's research and the diet. I'm having a slow go

getting started on it because everywhere I go avoids are part of every dish

it seems, but I'm really trying. I'm making many positive changes, even

though it's slow. I am actually starting to feel better.

Thanks, too, for the tips. I'll do some research in order to give my

friend some info. I'll also tell her what you said about Ornish/Atkins.

That's an excellent point.

Bless you, !

Sherri

[Guest guest]

I remember an article on the BBC about one of the medical groups here suggesting

good and bad diets. But when I checked it out on the BBC website could find

nothing that specified the Dr D's diet. I am now trying to see if I can find

anything that does say this... I find it hard to believe it was listed as some

blood types recommendations would be too far removed from conventional thought

on diet... i.e. too little meat for type A's and not enough carbs for O's and so

on. But that is my opinion only and will see what I can find of the article

mentioned.

LnL,

Steve - Cheltenham, UK

Re: Article

> Someone told us on the Live Right list that her mother heard on the BBC, I

believe it was, that the British Medical Society has endorsed Dr. D's theories.

>

> Steve Howes, have you heard that too?

[Guest guest]

Helen in Australia on the Live Right list told us that, and I think her mother

lives in England but not sure of that.

A1+NSa+b-MN

www.acupuncturetucson.com

tenzin@...

Re: Article

I remember an article on the BBC about one of the medical groups here suggesting

good and bad diets. But when I checked it out on the BBC website could find

nothing that specified the Dr D's diet. I am now trying to see if I can find

anything that does say this... I find it hard to believe it was listed as some

blood types recommendations would be too far removed from conventional thought

on diet... i.e. too little meat for type A's and not enough carbs for O's and so

on. But that is my opinion only and will see what I can find of the article

mentioned.

LnL,

Steve - Cheltenham, UK

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At 10:26 PM +0000 6/24/02, amelia_schuler wrote:

>Hi all,

>

>I stumbled upon this article this afternoon, and thought I'd share it

>with all of you. It was published in January of this year. I did a

>search on the archives to make sure this hasn't been posted before.

>It doesn't seem to be in the database.

>

>http://charlotte.creativeloafing.com/newsstand/2002-01-12/news_cover.html

>

>amelia

>

great article Amelia, thanks for sharing it! =-)

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and the less the artist does the better. " Andre Gide

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what files would it be in? I am having a hard time finding the site for

looking at the pictures ... is that where you put it Ruth?

susan & hobbes

michigan

At 12:58 PM 7/30/2003 -0400, you wrote:

>Hi Lou Anne- your article is in the files now. It is jpeg which might

>cause some problems for some viewers. I am going to convert it to PDF

>shortly

>Nice job Lou Anne! Ruth

>

>

>Ruth's Cochlear Implant History:

>N22 May 1,1987

>N22 removed Oct. 30, 2000 for MRI

>N24 Nov.1,2000

>3G May 18,2001

>Diagnosis: Mitochondrial Myopathy Sept. 2001

> Article

>

>

> > Thatnks for all the nice comments about the Woman's World article. It left

> > the shelves quite quickly. I had to call the magazine to get some extra

> > copies. By the time I got around to telling every one about it half the

> > people couldn't find it. Thank you for taking the time to try and

>scan

> > it. I have a scanner but I don't have a clue how to use it. My hubby has

> > been too busy to sit and show me. So that will be a blessing if you can do

> > it. That way any one who missed it at the store can see it. My audi was

> > pleased with it and so was the hospital. So that's fine by me.

> > LouAnne

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi Lou Anne- your article is in the files now. It is jpeg which might

cause some problems for some viewers. I am going to convert it to PDF

shortly

Nice job Lou Anne! Ruth

Ruth's Cochlear Implant History:

N22 May 1,1987

N22 removed Oct. 30, 2000 for MRI

N24 Nov.1,2000

3G May 18,2001

Diagnosis: Mitochondrial Myopathy Sept. 2001

Article

> Thatnks for all the nice comments about the Woman's World article. It left

> the shelves quite quickly. I had to call the magazine to get some extra

> copies. By the time I got around to telling every one about it half the

> people couldn't find it. Thank you for taking the time to try and

scan

> it. I have a scanner but I don't have a clue how to use it. My hubby has

> been too busy to sit and show me. So that will be a blessing if you can do

> it. That way any one who missed it at the store can see it. My audi was

> pleased with it and so was the hospital. So that's fine by me.

> LouAnne

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi , If you go on the website for you will see options listed on

the left hand side. Files is one of the options...photos is anther. Files

are listed alphabetical order. Cheers, Ruth

Ruth's Cochlear Implant History:

N22 May 1,1987

N22 removed Oct. 30, 2000 for MRI

N24 Nov.1,2000

3G May 18,2001

Diagnosis: Mitochondrial Myopathy Sept. 2001

Article

> >

> >

> > > Thatnks for all the nice comments about the Woman's World article. It

left

> > > the shelves quite quickly. I had to call the magazine to get some

extra

> > > copies. By the time I got around to telling every one about it half

the

> > > people couldn't find it. Thank you for taking the time to try

and

> >scan

> > > it. I have a scanner but I don't have a clue how to use it. My hubby

has

> > > been too busy to sit and show me. So that will be a blessing if you

can do

> > > it. That way any one who missed it at the store can see it. My audi

was

> > > pleased with it and so was the hospital. So that's fine by me.

> > > LouAnne

> > >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

what a wonderful story. You must be so proud of Annika (well your boys

too).

Connie

rwanha <rlw70@...> wrote:

This week the local newspaper did an article on Annika I just thought

that I would share this with you.

http://www.herald-journal.com/archives/2006/stories/annika.html

Mom of 4

Marcus 16

14

Jon 12

Annika 4

bilaterally implanted 3/1/04

" The Miracle at Ohio State "

aka Nucleus Freedom

Implanted 10/04/2005

Activated 11/1/2005

Surgery: Ohio State University

Surgeon: Dr. Bradley Welling

http://internalmedicine.osu.edu/article.cfm?ID=2021

[Guest guest]

Thanks for sharing such a wonderful story!!

You're a great mom !

Kim B

Advanced Bionics CI

>

> This week the local newspaper did an article on Annika I just

thought

> that I would share this with you.

>

> http://www.herald-journal.com/archives/2006/stories/annika.html

>

>

> Mom of 4

> Marcus 16

> 14

> Jon 12

> Annika 4

> bilaterally implanted 3/1/04

>

[Guest guest]

What a great article . Amazing that a young man who said he would

never marry now has four kids! LOL You are doing a great job and are

another source of inspiration for our kids. I am going to forward the

article on to Chris. It is also amazing to me the difference the newer

meds have for our kids today as opposed to what was available just 20

years ago. Thanks for sending this on, Michele ( 19, spondy)

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From: [mailto: ] On

Behalf Of

Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 9:53 PM

Subject: article

Hi all,

I have not been on in a while. I just can't find the time to get on and

read all the posts. The local paper did an article on me and the

local

Jingle Bell run. FYI

http://www.courierpress.com/news/2006/nov/27/painful-diagnosis/

<http://www.courierpress.com/news/2006/nov/27/painful-diagnosis/>

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