Re: HOW-T0 in PHOTOS Possible article on our work

[Guest guest]

It sounds like a good idea. I wonder, really, if they would publish it. Often

good thing get buried.

Jack

HOW-T0 in PHOTOS Possible article on our

work

I visited a friend of mine yesterday, a rather famous retired editor

(Look Magazine, Psychology Today) with a lot of influence. I told him

about the microelectricalgermkiller group and my own experience with the

batteries. He became very interested, (not least because his wife

recently contracted an antibiotic-resistant infection,) and asked if

anybody was doing an article about what we have been doing. Upon

reflection, I realize there is more than enough here to support a

magazine article.

How do you all feel about such an article? If this editor is

interested, getting it published would be no problem.

[Guest guest]

depending upon how it's done, if group or bG's approval is required for

publication maybe, it could be wonderful.

> HOW-T0 in PHOTOS Possible article

> on our work

>

>

> I visited a friend of mine yesterday, a rather famous retired editor

> (Look Magazine, Psychology Today) with a lot of influence. I told him

> about the microelectricalgermkiller group and my own experience with the

> batteries. He became very interested, (not least because his wife

> recently contracted an antibiotic-resistant infection,) and asked if

> anybody was doing an article about what we have been doing. Upon

> reflection, I realize there is more than enough here to support a

> magazine article.

>

> How do you all feel about such an article? If this editor is

> interested, getting it published would be no problem.

>

>

>

>

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