Guest guest Posted September 9, 2003 Report Share Posted September 9, 2003 Hi Dee, I just took a look and it loaded instantly from here, with road runner. Nice. I surfed around a bit on the site and liked it. I have tons of tips that help with the behind the scene stuff for websites, if your interested. Bill > > I just had a logo made for me! I was looking for something cute and fun! I love it! It is on my opening webpage. Could someone go to my website and tell me how it loads. We are on DSL Max so it loads fast for us. Now that my logo is done I will be updating the rest of my website and redoing all my pics Thanks. > > Dee's Creative Treasures > www.deescreativetreasures.com (work in progress.) > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2003 Report Share Posted September 10, 2003 i love your logp ..it is sooo cute ... your web site looks great too.... patti Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2003 Report Share Posted September 10, 2003 Hi Dee! Very cute! I love your logo! I didn't take long at all to load and I have dial-up. Beers Website > Hi all, > > I just had a logo made for me! I was looking for something cute and fun! I love it! It is on my opening webpage. Could someone go to my website and tell me how it loads. We are on DSL Max so it loads fast for us. Now that my logo is done I will be updating the rest of my website and redoing all my pics Thanks. > > Dee's Creative Treasures > www.deescreativetreasures.com (work in progress.) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2003 Report Share Posted September 10, 2003 Dee Your logo is very cute.. I will look forward to see rest of your site.. Kim Fuo -- Website Hi all, I just had a logo made for me! I was looking for something cute and fun! I love it! It is on my opening webpage. Could someone go to my website and tell me how it loads. We are on DSL Max so it loads fast for us. Now that my logo is done I will be updating the rest of my website and redoing all my pics Thanks. Dee's Creative Treasures www.deescreativetreasures.com (work in progress.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 6, 2004 Report Share Posted March 6, 2004 , the charges were £400 for Keiran . Liz website Thanks Liz. I seem to remember his charges running into a couple of thousand; we might make a couple of hundred pounds between us, but not thousands. The other option that we have considered from time to time, is whether to have a formal membership which would soon raise that kind of money, even at something like £10 a year. Trouble is all the bureaucracy that goes with it and the difficulty of finding someone with the time energy and interest in maintaining membership lists, subscriptions etc, not to mention all the legal side and immediate panics from trade unions and others about 'rival organisations.' So we have never progressed far down that route. Perhaps I remembered Keiran's charges wrongly? e.m.j.porter wrote: , the web site for UKSC was set up by Keiran , his details are on the UKSC site. He was very helpful. Crystal recommended him to us, Liz Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 7, 2004 Report Share Posted March 7, 2004 That sounds very much manageable; thank you Liz. What does everyone think; should we try and raise enough money to pay for our website to be set up? And would anyone be prepared to take on being " fund-raiser in chief " - In , " e.m.j.porter " <e.m.j.porter@b...> wrote: > , the charges were £400 for Keiran . Liz > > > > website > > > > Thanks Liz. I seem to remember his charges running into a couple of > thousand; we might make a couple of hundred pounds between us, but not > thousands. > > The other option that we have considered from time to time, is whether > to have a formal membership which would soon raise that kind of money, > even at something like £10 a year. Trouble is all the bureaucracy that > goes with it and the difficulty of finding someone with the time energy > and interest in maintaining membership lists, subscriptions etc, not to > mention all the legal side and immediate panics from trade unions and > others about 'rival organisations.' So we have never progressed far down > that route. > > Perhaps I remembered Keiran's charges wrongly? > > > > > e.m.j.porter wrote: > > > > , the web site for UKSC was set up by Keiran , his details > are on the UKSC site. He was very helpful. Crystal recommended him to > us, Liz > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 8, 2004 Report Share Posted April 8, 2004 , I find the site useful to gain insight into professional changes and development issues - so that sort of info would be useful. Also for requesting info on various topics, and learning about current research, government documents pertinent to our field (and carefully thought out opinions on them). I would be cautious about contact lists as these can be used by hackers and spam merchants. It would make joining and holiday breaks easier to effect. I agree that there should be a disclaimer about the views being those of the participants and not necessarily representative of the profession. It also gives me great pleasure and loads of ideas and prevents me undertaking some things that would not be fruitful. Ruth website > Please can I ask again what people want from a website? Lots of folk > have said they would happily contribute to pay for one, but without > saying what they would like to see on it. A reminder of the questions: > > functionality - what do you want the siite to do, types of information > members lists etc > purpose - what's the site for, is it a place for members to get > upto the minute information > target - is the site for members or for people to gain > information on how to join > disclamers - are there any legal areas that need to be covered with a > disclaimer? > > > best wishes > > sarah > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 10, 2004 Report Share Posted April 10, 2004 Ruth, thanks for this. best wishes Ruth Grant wrote: , I find the site useful to gain insight into professional changes and development issues - so that sort of info would be useful. Also for requesting info on various topics, and learning about current research, government documents pertinent to our field (and carefully thought out opinions on them). I would be cautious about contact lists as these can be used by hackers and spam merchants. It would make joining and holiday breaks easier to effect. I agree that there should be a disclaimer about the views being those of the participants and not necessarily representative of the profession. It also gives me great pleasure and loads of ideas and prevents me undertaking some things that would not be fruitful. Ruth website Please can I ask again what people want from a website? Lots of folk have said they would happily contribute to pay for one, but without saying what they would like to see on it. A reminder of the questions: functionality - what do you want the siite to do, types of information members lists etc purpose - what's the site for, is it a place for members to get upto the minute information target - is the site for members or for people to gain information on how to join disclamers - are there any legal areas that need to be covered with a disclaimer? best wishes sarah Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2004 Report Share Posted April 14, 2004 I would like a website to offer me not very much different to what SENATE offers ie. The opportunity to share ideas, debates and discussions. If ther was complete open access to all then I would like my membership details to be kept confidential. I would like somewhere all attachments and documents could be collated/posted/ linked because I find much of the information useful but often I need it at a different time to when it was posted! Charlene Lecturer Public Health & Primary Care School of Nursing and Midwifery University of East Anglia Weavers Centre Hellesdon Hospital drayton High Road Norwich NR6 5BE Tel: 01603 421287 website Please can I ask again what people want from a website? Lots of folk have said they would happily contribute to pay for one, but without saying what they would like to see on it. A reminder of the questions: functionality - what do you want the siite to do, types of information members lists etc purpose - what's the site for, is it a place for members to get upto the minute information target - is the site for members or for people to gain information on how to join disclamers - are there any legal areas that need to be covered with a disclaimer? best wishes sarah Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2004 Report Share Posted April 14, 2004 Thanks Charlene. Lobo Charlene Mrs (NAM) x652 wrote: >I would like a website to offer me not very much different to what SENATE >offers ie. The opportunity to share ideas, debates and discussions. If ther >was complete open access to all then I would like my membership details to >be kept confidential. I would like somewhere all attachments and documents >could be collated/posted/ linked because I find much of the information >useful but often I need it at a different time to when it was posted! >Charlene > >Lecturer Public Health & Primary Care >School of Nursing and Midwifery >University of East Anglia >Weavers Centre >Hellesdon Hospital >drayton High Road >Norwich NR6 5BE > >Tel: 01603 421287 > > > website > > >Please can I ask again what people want from a website? Lots of folk >have said they would happily contribute to pay for one, but without >saying what they would like to see on it. A reminder of the questions: > >functionality - what do you want the siite to do, types of information >members lists etc >purpose - what's the site for, is it a place for members to get >upto the minute information >target - is the site for members or for people to gain >information on how to join >disclamers - are there any legal areas that need to be covered with a >disclaimer? > > >best wishes > >sarah > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2004 Report Share Posted April 14, 2004 I share Charlene's comments on this Whittaker Senior Lecturer Dept of Nursing Greenbank Building University of Central Lancashire Preston PR1 2HE Tel: 01772 893786 Kwhittaker1@... >>> sarah@... 04/14/04 11:07am >>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 7, 2004 Report Share Posted July 7, 2004 from Tropical Traditions contacted me to let me know that he did not remove me from his coconut oil discussion group as I had previously stated. He told me I was welcome to participate in the group. He explained to me that Yhaoo groups are often infiltrated with SPAMers and has spider programs that crawl through the membership databases looking for these SPAMers and routinely unsubscribes them. Unfortunately, this program is not perfect and sometimes members of the group get bounced. He says this is apparently what happened to me. This seems like a reasonable explanation to me. In all fairness to Tropical Traditions I want to let you know I was apparently not purposely bumped off their discussion group. I assume the problem will be corrected and I will be resubscribed. Bruce ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 7, 2004 Report Share Posted July 7, 2004 Here in the Philippines the coconut association is trying to work with each other and with the concerned government agencies too. They are trying to figure out the best export quality standard for coconut oil. They are trying to find ways and means to get only the best quality exported out to different countries. RE: website It has far too many many commercials for my taste though - some of the bad rap VCNO gets is because the coconut info site (the first stop on any Google search) is peppered with too much " buy Tropical Traditions " hype so that Shilavy ends up sounding like a snake oil huckster. Well it is a business after all. I agree with you, Jim. Tropical Tradidtions is a good product and it's the one many people start with (myself including), and the site is full of information - yet I felt myself it's too much " buy our product " on the site and whenever I directed people there (for instance on health forums) they invariably complained that it's a commercial site and therefore they can't trust it. That for me is also a problen with dr Mercola's site - it would be more effective if he didn't himself sell coconut oil. It's wonderful that now there's a non-commercial site with all the information collected in one place and explained in non-technical language (as opposed to Enig's rather lengthy articles) where people can get their information. I hope it one day becomes the top Google site - though I suppose that's difficult! I always had the feeling that we in the coconut oil community are " different " - that for us, the health of the planet AND the economic recovery of coconut countries (I think it's a fantastic exchange of goods - sort of divine justice!) would somehow be the first prioroty, and that the business aspect of it while important, would somehow be more of a side effect - important, but not the main motivation. Perhaps its just a pipe dream! I wish companies would work WITH each other instead of AGAINST. That way everyone can profit. There are enough coconuts in the world for everyone, Sharon Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2004 Report Share Posted July 13, 2004 On Tue, 13 Jul 2004 12:00:10 +0800, pbanagal <pbanagal@...> wrote: > Jim, > > You know how low the price is for coconuts nowadays. At least farmers somehow get to sell their vcno and earn a living. If does not buy them, who would? Nuts are only bought at higher prices when there is a real big mechanized oil mill factory around. Well, it looks like as we say in the Philippines, " Negosyo lang, walang personalan. " :-) - jim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2004 Report Share Posted July 13, 2004 I'm a little lost on this thread. Is Tropical Traditions? rich RE: website > > > But then again He is creating a market for coconut oil. People may start > out at that site, but the smart ones go looking for less expensive coconut > oil and more open flows of information.they have to start somewhere and > does advertise.The more markets available the more coco nut oil the > farmers can sell. > IN NC > > I agree with you, . Though I too was irritated by the way he manages > the site and tries to " own " the members (by not displaying their e-mails, so > that they can't contact each other) he does do a lot for the industry as a > whole through his advertising; wre it not for him I would no doubt never > have found coconut oil. But like many others I have moved on; withdrawn from > the discussion group and won't recommend it to anyone. > Sharon > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2004 Report Share Posted July 13, 2004 Sharon, I put a link to your forum in our links section. IN NC > > I agree with you,. Jim, and I even suggested this to abotu a year > ago, but he never replied. I guess he does not want this. > I much prefer a discussion board format to a mailing list. I started a > coconut oil discussion forum on delphi, to be found under > http://forums.delphiforums.com/coconutoil/start. You have to sign in to > Delphi enter, I believe. I like Delphi because you can organise the > discussions into specific folders, which makes it easier to track > discussions and keep them separete, as well as enabling newbies to find old > discussions more easily and avoid repition. You can also edit and delete > your messages. The forum is free but you can upgrade to get it ad=free and > certain other priviedges. After a slow start it slowly fizzled out but I am > keeping it alive because one day it might be more suitable than a laiming > list. > check it out. I don't really have time to manage it now but it's a good > forum format! > Sharon > > > > Mailing lists are fine, but its easy to lose track of threads in a > spirited discussion (well unless you use Gmail's " threaded > conversations " that is). A web community can easily accomodate > thousands of denizens without being unwieldy. > > - jim > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2004 Report Share Posted July 13, 2004 -Yes. IN NC -- In Coconut Oil , " Berman " <rberman6@n...> wrote: > I'm a little lost on this thread. Is Tropical Traditions? > > rich > RE: website > > > > > > > > But then again He is creating a market for coconut oil. People may start > > out at that site, but the smart ones go looking for less expensive coconut > > oil and more open flows of information.they have to start somewhere and > > does advertise.The more markets available the more coco nut oil the > > farmers can sell. > > IN NC > > > > I agree with you, . Though I too was irritated by the way he > manages > > the site and tries to " own " the members (by not displaying their e-mails, > so > > that they can't contact each other) he does do a lot for the industry as a > > whole through his advertising; wre it not for him I would no doubt never > > have found coconut oil. But like many others I have moved on; withdrawn > from > > the discussion group and won't recommend it to anyone. > > Sharon > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2004 Report Share Posted July 13, 2004 Sharon, I put a link to your forum in our links section. IN NC > > I agree with you,. Jim, and I even suggested this to abotu a year > ago, but he never replied. I guess he does not want this. > I much prefer a discussion board format to a mailing list. I started a > coconut oil discussion forum on delphi, to be found under > http://forums.delphiforums.com/coconutoil/start. You have to sign in to > Delphi enter, I believe. I like Delphi because you can organise the > discussions into specific folders, which makes it easier to track > discussions and keep them separete, as well as enabling newbies to find old > discussions more easily and avoid repition. You can also edit and delete > your messages. The forum is free but you can upgrade to get it ad=free and > certain other priviedges. After a slow start it slowly fizzled out but I am > keeping it alive because one day it might be more suitable than a laiming > list. > check it out. I don't really have time to manage it now but it's a good > forum format! > Sharon > > > > Mailing lists are fine, but its easy to lose track of threads in a > spirited discussion (well unless you use Gmail's " threaded > conversations " that is). A web community can easily accomodate > thousands of denizens without being unwieldy. > > - jim > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2004 Report Share Posted July 13, 2004 One can also start a community on Live Journal. It is free to use LiveJournal, although paying a small amount each year gets a few bonuses. All members can post to a community. The others are able to leave comments. As the community is open for others to view and there are nearly 2 million active users of LJ, there is plenty of opportunity for a community to grow. Each post (with all comments) has its own unique URL -- so people can easily point to an interesting discussion without needed to copy- & -paste the info into an e-mail. http://www.livejournal.com/ https://www.livejournal.com/create.bml The person who owns the community can set standards for a new post, he or she can zap posts or comments which are off-topic, and can ban people if needed. If anyone is interested in opening a coconut oil community on LJ, feel free to contact me off-list if you have any questions. Alobar RE: website > > I agree with you,. Jim, and I even suggested this to abotu a year > ago, but he never replied. I guess he does not want this. > I much prefer a discussion board format to a mailing list. I started a > coconut oil discussion forum on delphi, to be found under > http://forums.delphiforums.com/coconutoil/start. You have to sign in to > Delphi enter, I believe. I like Delphi because you can organise the > discussions into specific folders, which makes it easier to track > discussions and keep them separete, as well as enabling newbies to find old > discussions more easily and avoid repition. You can also edit and delete > your messages. The forum is free but you can upgrade to get it ad=free and > certain other priviedges. After a slow start it slowly fizzled out but I am > keeping it alive because one day it might be more suitable than a laiming > list. > check it out. I don't really have time to manage it now but it's a good > forum format! > Sharon > > > > Mailing lists are fine, but its easy to lose track of threads in a > spirited discussion (well unless you use Gmail's " threaded > conversations " that is). A web community can easily accomodate > thousands of denizens without being unwieldy. > > - jim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2004 Report Share Posted July 13, 2004 I wish this forum format would be like your site's format Sharon, it is so time consuming and confusing to follow up here and find something specific. I wonder if there is any other way to bring some order in to this forum to make it usefull for new people to search for infos etc without reading each message 10times. This is not a critic on you laura, you've done a great job to start and host this forum Marco > > I agree with you,. Jim, and I even suggested this to abotu a year > ago, but he never replied. I guess he does not want this. > I much prefer a discussion board format to a mailing list. I started a > coconut oil discussion forum on delphi, to be found under > http://forums.delphiforums.com/coconutoil/start. You have to sign in to > Delphi enter, I believe. I like Delphi because you can organise the > discussions into specific folders, which makes it easier to track > discussions and keep them separete, as well as enabling newbies to find old > discussions more easily and avoid repition. You can also edit and delete > your messages. The forum is free but you can upgrade to get it ad=free and > certain other priviedges. After a slow start it slowly fizzled out but I am > keeping it alive because one day it might be more suitable than a laiming > list. > check it out. I don't really have time to manage it now but it's a good > forum format! > Sharon > > > > Mailing lists are fine, but its easy to lose track of threads in a > spirited discussion (well unless you use Gmail's " threaded > conversations " that is). A web community can easily accomodate > thousands of denizens without being unwieldy. > > - jim > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2004 Report Share Posted July 14, 2004 .... for those who find it exensive to buy vcno, thery have the option to make their own. Our office is teaching those who are interested to roduce vcno. This might be possible for thos eliving in the Tropics but NOY for consumers everywhere else. I am sure there must be some way of creating a good market for coconut growers AND selling it for a lower price in the west. Retail prices are ridiculous. Prices are Someone is making a huge profit and it's not the growers, I'm sure! Sharon Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2004 Report Share Posted July 14, 2004 Hi , I had the opportunity to check out your website and I found it very informative! I may have discovered the reason for my chronic neck pain thanks to your webpage Highfrequent 3. The company I work for has recently upgraded many laptops and printers to Wi-Fi. I do not have a laptop, but there is a wireless printer near my cubicle. Ever since the printer was upgraded I have felt like I have whiplash. I am unable to comfortably turn my head or even look over my shoulder while driving! Will the German reports about WLan ever be available in English? Thanks for the website, Ron > Hello, > > most of my new website www.milieuziektes.nl has been given an english look. > It is not fluent english, but understandable. > > When you click on the english flag, you go to the english pages. > > I hope that a lot of stuff about elektrosmog becomes a bit clearer to > everyone. > I use the german word *elektrosmog*, because standing between english words > it gets an even more sinister impression than the english *electrosmog*. > > Greetings, > Claessens > member Verband Baubiologie > www.milieuziektes.nl > www.hetbitje.nl > checked by Norton Antivirus Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2004 Report Share Posted July 15, 2004 Hello Ron, no, I do not think that the german reports will be translated into english. But they give a good example of the radiation quantity the WLans emit. I mean the figures alone show that already. Greetings, Claessens member Verband Baubiologie www.milieuziektes.nl www.hetbitje.nl checked by Norton Antivirus Re: Website > Hi , > > I had the opportunity to check out your website and I found it very > informative! > I may have discovered the reason for my chronic neck pain thanks to > your webpage Highfrequent 3. The company I work for has recently > upgraded many laptops and printers to Wi-Fi. I do not have a laptop, > but there is a wireless printer near my cubicle. Ever since the > printer was upgraded I have felt like I have whiplash. I am unable > to comfortably turn my head or even look over my shoulder while > driving! > Will the German reports about WLan ever be available in English? > > Thanks for the website, > Ron > > > > > > > > Hello, > > > > most of my new website www.milieuziektes.nl has been given an > english look. > > It is not fluent english, but understandable. > > > > When you click on the english flag, you go to the english pages. > > > > I hope that a lot of stuff about elektrosmog becomes a bit clearer > to > > everyone. > > I use the german word *elektrosmog*, because standing between > english words > > it gets an even more sinister impression than the english > *electrosmog*. > > > > Greetings, > > Claessens > > member Verband Baubiologie > > www.milieuziektes.nl > > www.hetbitje.nl > > checked by Norton Antivirus > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2004 Report Share Posted July 15, 2004 Coconut Oil: Friend or Foe?Artery Clogger or miracle health oil for the 21st Century? Find the facts on RE: website At first glance it looks pretty good. But one of the best things obout Delphgi is the ability to promote your forum. You can create a little ad with a headline, such as " Coconut: health villain or healing miracle? " which is then sent out to the entire Delphi forums network, which is one of the largest onthe Net, to reach thousands of people. The ads are free... and they draw in visitors who are curious, and who then stick around to read the threads. Most of the people on my visitors list were recruited through these promotions. Also, you can visit related Delphi forums such as the http://forums.delphiforums.com/lowcarb/start and promote coconut oil. Anyway, here again is the link: http://forums.delphiforums.com/coconutoil/start I think it would be good if it came to life again! Parhaps I'll just start a few promotions.... You can see the promotions for other forums on the right side and at the bottom of the Start page. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 16, 2004 Report Share Posted October 16, 2004 I you are going to develop a web site. It would be very helpful to get the input and support of people such as Dr. son who are truly experts in the field. The articles in the medical literature are scattered and most physicians see only an occasional patient. If the relevant articles could be posted on the site, it would give both affected person and his or her physician a resource. Most physicians know about the triad of asthma, nasal polyps and aspirin allergy, but they have little understanding of the severity of the asthma, and the profound impact that over production of the chemicals that produce the syndrome can have on one's life. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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