Quick Question

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> Is a virus larger than a bacteria molecule or is it the other way

> around.

A molecule is tiny structure of atoms, like a water molecule H2O which is

two hydrogen atoms and an oxygen atom. Everything is made of molecules.

A bacterium is a tiny one-celled organism made of trillions of molecules.

A virus is made of many molecules but it is tiny compared to a bacterium.

Viruses are basically little hard shells that contain molecules of DNA or

RNA.

Viruses have always fascinated me because they seem to be somewhere in the

middle between living organisms and dead inanimate objects. They are alive

only by the broadest sense of the word, in that the information in the

genetic material contained inside the shell is replicated when new viruses

are made in the cells of the host organism. I view them as proof that there

is really no clear philosophical distinction between living things and dead

things. We draw the line arbitrarily.

-gts

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I wrote:

> A virus is made of many molecules but it is tiny compared to a bacterium.

More accurately, a virus is made of one or more molecules, but not

necessarily " many molecules " . Some people even think viruses are just very

complex molecules. They are a bit like self-sufficient molecules of genetic

material.

At this basic level the distinction between life and death is nothing more

than a distinction of semantics.

-gts

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Vit E for antioxident. about 1/4 t or squeeze 6 capsules per 6 oz

lotion bar mix. Nope I have never used meadowfoam.

quick question

Hey guys.....I want to make some lotion bars today that I've put off

doing. What do you guys use as an antioxidant and preservative??

Or don't they need one? I haven't picked out my recipe yet, I have a

of them I printed the last 6 months. But I know none of them ever

give you what to use for that, Has anybody used :meadowfoam "

oil? I bought some of that a while back and haven't used it for

anything yet.

-Ilion

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Thanks, Shay. By the way, I was at the mall Saturday clothes

shopping with my daughter for Florida (I HATE to shop) and

I spotted a Vitamin store so we browsed there for a while. I

saw that liquid Stevia you were talking about for lip balms.

It was about $10 fir maybe 2 oz. There was also a powdered

stevia. Do you know what the difference is? I don't remember

if we talked about the powder.

-Ilion

RE: quick question

Vit E for antioxident. about 1/4 t or squeeze 6 capsules per 6 ozlotion bar mix. Nope I have never used meadowfoam.-----Original Message-----From: Joe Murray [mailto:jmurray2@...]Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 7:28 AM Subject: quick questionHey guys.....I want to make some lotion bars today that I've put offdoing. What do you guys use as an antioxidant and preservative??Or don't they need one? I haven't picked out my recipe yet, I have aof them I printed the last 6 months. But I know none of them evergive you what to use for that, Has anybody used :meadowfoam"oil? I bought some of that a while back and haven't used it foranything yet.-IlionOur members maphttp://.homestead.com/locations.htmlOur Message Boardhttp://www.voy.com/21568/Special Invite for membershttp://soapwerks.com/martinrectangle.htmAll posts to this list are copyrighted by post author. They may NOT beforwarded, copied, or used in anyway without the permission of the postauthor with the exception of answering posts to this list. Posts arepersonal opinions only.

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The liquid is easier. Yea its kinda spensive but its gonna last you till you die! lol.

and your welcome!

-----Original Message-----From: Joe Murray [mailto:jmurray2@...]Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 8:30 AM Subject: Re: quick question

Thanks, Shay. By the way, I was at the mall Saturday clothes

shopping with my daughter for Florida (I HATE to shop) and

I spotted a Vitamin store so we browsed there for a while. I

saw that liquid Stevia you were talking about for lip balms.

It was about $10 fir maybe 2 oz. There was also a powdered

stevia. Do you know what the difference is? I don't remember

if we talked about the powder.

-Ilion

RE: quick question

Vit E for antioxident. about 1/4 t or squeeze 6 capsules per 6 ozlotion bar mix. Nope I have never used meadowfoam.-----Original Message-----From: Joe Murray [mailto:jmurray2@...]Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 7:28 AM Subject: quick questionHey guys.....I want to make some lotion bars today that I've put offdoing. What do you guys use as an antioxidant and preservative??Or don't they need one? I haven't picked out my recipe yet, I have aof them I printed the last 6 months. But I know none of them evergive you what to use for that, Has anybody used :meadowfoam"oil? I bought some of that a while back and haven't used it foranything yet.-IlionOur members maphttp://.homestead.com/locations.htmlOur Message Boardhttp://www.voy.com/21568/Special Invite for membershttp://soapwerks.com/martinrectangle.htmAll posts to this list are copyrighted by post author. They may NOT beforwarded, copied, or used in anyway without the permission of the postauthor with the exception of answering posts to this list. Posts arepersonal opinions only.

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, I've been getting mine.

Shaye

quick question

Remember back around 3/22/01 about (3) of us decided to subscribe

to " Magazine " ? Have any of you received your first copy?

I know I haven't, and feel that it should have been here by now. Let

me know if any of you have received yours. Maybe I'll have to start looking

into this. Especially since it's already been charged to my credit card.

M

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Yes, I have received two copies already. Nice magazine. Kathy.

I ordered about 3 days after you did

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My body butter is way different from my lotion bars. My body butter has no wax of any type and melts just like real dairy butter on your skin and absorb rather quickly. My lotion bars tend to hang on the skin... this is why I say they protect... water just rolls off your skin. To me they are totally different products. My body butter I use anywhere on my body, but my lotion bar I use only on my hands, feet and knees.

Hope this helps a bit, but I know there are different recipes for these and those may act differently

Terri

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HI Kent

I read a more accurate account somewhere Heehee Ill look today

Kathy mom to Sara 9..............now you do mean ANYONE receiving Sped

services right? that will included ED labels and LD labels

[Guest guest]

HI Kent

I read a more accurate account somewhere Heehee Ill look today

Kathy mom to Sara 9..............now you do mean ANYONE receiving Sped

services right? that will included ED labels and LD labels

[Guest guest]

Thanks for all the quick responses to my quick question!

And thank goodness I didn't give her anything, 'cause it all broke loose

about 1 hour after I sent the message! Poor baby has the runs tonight. She

wanted me to hold her. It took about 3 minutes and she was sound asleep.

She was busy today... " painted " her play house with a paint brush and a

bucket of water. Have to keep her busy so I can work in the yard!

Sue mom to Kate 13 and Karrie 6 w/ds

[Guest guest]

Try a small apple. It works well fro Bridget. Also, try to get her to drink

some water. Bridget will not drink water, but I know of a mom who helped her

daughter with tummy aches by getting her to drink 8 oz of water.

mom to Bridget 9 ds

Quick question

> Are bananas binding or would they help Karrie " relieve " herself?

> Sue (who suffers from CRS today) mom to Kate 13 and Karrie 6 w/ds (who has

a tummy ache)

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[Guest guest]

Cantaloupe does it for . If he has a dish of cantaloupe every day, then

he moves his bowels about every other day. If he doesn't, he can go 5 or 6 days

without going! Also, keep her drinking water!

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/17/2003 9:43:10 AM Central Standard Time,

hronca@... writes:

> Cantaloupe does it for . If he has a dish of cantaloupe every day,

> then he moves his bowels about every other day. If he doesn't, he can go 5

> or 6 days without going! Also, keep her drinking water!

>

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HI

Donuts and pancakes do it for Sara and ME lol must be the sugar

Kathy mom to Sara 11

[Guest guest]

or the fat content I have had gall stones, and my bowels are now

sensitive to how much fat intake I have, If I have too much, I get

looser stools......the more fat I eat, the looser the stools. I kniow

you will sleep better knowing that hehehehehe

b4alltoday@... wrote:

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> Donuts and pancakes do it for Sara and ME lol must be the sugar

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Leis.... Aussie mum to 5 ,Natasha 1 and Jellybean due Oct 03

An adventure is only an inconvenience rightly considered. An inconvenience is an

adventure wrongly considered.

G. K. Chesterton (1874 - 1936)

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Quoting Pleasing Odors Creations <pamela@...>:

> Pamela, Im sure you are going to get zillions of replys..I would be the

first in line to buy it1 Do it, girl! Cheers, Marcia

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> Hi, all! Hope everyone's having a great weekend!!

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> I have a quickie question ... I've been thinking about putting together a

> " layman's terms " seminar and manual covering FDA regulations for the

> cosmetics industry. Would anybody have any interest in such a thing if I were

> to offer it? I wouldn't charge very much for it, but several folks have

> suggested I do it, so I'm considering it ... kind of. Obviously, anything

> like that would have to be loaded with non-liability statements. I know at

> least one of the national cosmetics associations publishes an FDA regulations

> manual, but as I recall it's expensive for non-members.

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> So ... any thoughts? Thanks for participating in my market research study!

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> pamela

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[Guest guest]

Hi, Pamela. I would be interested in your manual and seminar if you do do this.

Please let me know.

Thanks,

LINDA

Herbal Delights

herbaldelights@...

Re: Quick Question

Quoting Pleasing Odors Creations <pamela@...>:

> Pamela, Im sure you are going to get zillions of replys..I would be the

first in line to buy it1 Do it, girl! Cheers, Marcia

>

>

>

> Hi, all! Hope everyone's having a great weekend!!

>

>

>

> I have a quickie question ... I've been thinking about putting together a

> " layman's terms " seminar and manual covering FDA regulations for the

> cosmetics industry. Would anybody have any interest in such a thing if I

were

> to offer it? I wouldn't charge very much for it, but several folks have

> suggested I do it, so I'm considering it ... kind of. Obviously, anything

> like that would have to be loaded with non-liability statements. I know at

> least one of the national cosmetics associations publishes an FDA

regulations

> manual, but as I recall it's expensive for non-members.

>

>

>

> So ... any thoughts? Thanks for participating in my market research study!

> LOL

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> pamela

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I would also be very interested in this manual! :-)

" Gable " <herbaldelights@...> on 06/01/2003 04:15:27 PM

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cc:

Subject: Re: Quick Question

Hi, Pamela. I would be interested in your manual and seminar if you do do

this. Please let me know.

Thanks,

LINDA

Herbal Delights

herbaldelights@...

Re: Quick Question

Quoting Pleasing Odors Creations <pamela@...>:

> Pamela, Im sure you are going to get zillions of replys..I would be

the

first in line to buy it1 Do it, girl! Cheers, Marcia

>

>

>

> Hi, all! Hope everyone's having a great weekend!!

>

>

>

> I have a quickie question ... I've been thinking about putting together

a

> " layman's terms " seminar and manual covering FDA regulations for the

> cosmetics industry. Would anybody have any interest in such a thing if

I were

> to offer it? I wouldn't charge very much for it, but several folks have

> suggested I do it, so I'm considering it ... kind of. Obviously,

anything

> like that would have to be loaded with non-liability statements. I know

at

> least one of the national cosmetics associations publishes an FDA

regulations

> manual, but as I recall it's expensive for non-members.

>

>

>

> So ... any thoughts? Thanks for participating in my market research

study!

> LOL

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> pamela

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[Guest guest]

Soap with the massage bumpy molds? Sure, add some oatmeal. For one 4 oz

bar, maybe a tablespoon max. That would be a lot. Just make sure your soap

cools down enough that the oatmeal will stay suspended, otherwise you'll

have oatmeal layer on the bottom. I like it ground pretty fine, some people

like whole oats for the look.

Traci

quick question

> GlacierThis may be a dumb question...but I dont know alot about what I can

and can't do in bath/body products so here goes )

> I have a mp soap base I'm going to make some massage bars out of....can I

just add oatmeal to that to make an oatmeal scrub or is there something else

I would need to do in addition to that? And if I can, what is a good amount

to add to it?

> thank you Cherry

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Thank you Traci......

Cherry

www.mylilcountrystore.com

webdesign, country decor & more!

> Soap with the massage bumpy molds? Sure, add some oatmeal. For

one 4 oz

> bar, maybe a tablespoon max. That would be a lot. Just make sure

your soap

> cools down enough that the oatmeal will stay suspended, otherwise

you'll

> have oatmeal layer on the bottom. I like it ground pretty fine,

some people

> like whole oats for the look.

[Guest guest]

Hola Kelli,

No package yet...(?)

About translating the site, I dont have it in any other format than whats on the site. Can you photocopy the site and go from there? Let me know...

If you have colleagues that are willing to help, please tell them we are very grateful!!! We need this site translated into as many languages as possible. All children throughout the world should have access to this info.

All donations can be sent to C.P. of Colorado

2200 Jasmine St.

Denver, Co. 80222

***All checks must be designated to ISOP***

Kelli, Hows little Santi?

talk soon,

HRH

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In a message dated 9/22/2004 1:27:35 PM Eastern Standard Time,

wendybauer@... writes:

> This may sound odd, but it just occurred to me...has ANYONE on this list

> ever known ANYONE who died or was seriously injured after catching a disease

> for which they were NOT previously vaccinated (in other words, a disease for

> which there is a vaccination available, but it was not received)? And if so,

> was the person already immuno-suppressed or of advanced age?

>

> Just curious...

>

>

My sister's husband's uncle was apparently permanently paralyzed by polio.

She claims he had not been vaccinated- I think it was before the vaccine, but I

don't know how it was treated- that can make a HUGE difference.

That's all I can think of. I do know of a few babies that died after dpt

(they said it was from asthma in a couple cases). And this was when we lived in

a really small town.

Good question. Great food for thought!

[Guest guest]

I know of people who've had various things but noone thats died, or

remained ill as a result after, noone.

A

> This may sound odd, but it just occurred to me...has ANYONE on

this list ever known ANYONE who died or was seriously injured after

catching a disease for which they were NOT previously vaccinated (in

other words, a disease for which there is a vaccination available,

but it was not received)? And if so, was the person already immuno-

suppressed or of advanced age?

>

> Just curious...

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[Guest guest]

nope, and neither does my mother! We all had pertussis here. I had measles,

mumps & chicken pox as did all 4 of my siblings. I was the only one vax'd for

Measles & Mumps.

in IL

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> This may sound odd, but it just occurred to me...has ANYONE on this list ever

> known ANYONE who died or was seriously injured after catching a disease for

> which they were NOT previously vaccinated (in other words, a disease for which

> there is a vaccination available, but it was not received)? And if so, was the

> person already immuno-suppressed or of advanced age?

>

> Just curious...

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> ==================================

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>

> http://www.Files.com

> Kelsey's Online Baby Book:

> http://www.babyzone.com/features/babybooks/Book.asp?BookID=355101

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[Guest guest]

My mum was paralysed for several years after contracting polio. That was

back in 1928, long before the vax was available. It was communicable at the

time, and she was the only person in the entire county with polio (infantile

paralysis as it was called then). Despite the doctors' best assurances, she

did eventually walk again, but was disabled for the remainder of her life.

Her death was unconnected with it.

Love, light and peace,

Sue

" Learn from the mistakes of others--you can never live long enough to make

them all yourself. " - Luther

> quick question

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> This may sound odd, but it just occurred to me...has ANYONE on

> this list ever known ANYONE who died or was seriously injured

> after catching a disease for which they were NOT previously

> vaccinated (in other words, a disease for which there is a

> vaccination available, but it was not received)? And if so, was

> the person already immuno-suppressed or of advanced age?

>

> Just curious...

>

>

> ==================================

> " Regime change begins at home! "

>

> http://www.Files.com

> Kelsey's Online Baby Book:

> http://www.babyzone.com/features/babybooks/Book.asp?BookID=355101

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