Intro

[Guest guest]

Dan, Did you teach at Hill College in Cleburne Texas in the late 80'S?

chris gallop emt-tactical paramedic

Dan Eardley <oldmedic777@...> wrote:

To all,

First of all this is the night before I leave for the rig. I am a Safety &

Training Coordinator and Rig Medic on the Atwood Falcon, currently north of

Japan. I have been working offshore since 1990, in EMS since 1969, Finally got

my Medic in 1985 and I live in Pennsylvania.

Get back to me when you have the time. I will not be able to read my emails

until the 7th or the 8th.

Dan Eardley

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[Guest guest]

Yes I did. This is a small world. How do you know me?

Dan

Gallop <cjgallop@...> wrote:

Dan, Did you teach at Hill College in Cleburne Texas in the late 80'S?

chris gallop emt-tactical paramedic

Dan Eardley <oldmedic777@...> wrote:

To all,

First of all this is the night before I leave for the rig. I am a Safety &

Training Coordinator and Rig Medic on the Atwood Falcon, currently north of

Japan. I have been working offshore since 1990, in EMS since 1969, Finally got

my Medic in 1985 and I live in Pennsylvania.

Get back to me when you have the time. I will not be able to read my emails

until the 7th or the 8th.

Dan Eardley

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[Guest guest]

Dan and Chris

This started out to be a UK group and now its looking like a Texas group.

Dan did you ever work for Paramedics Plus out of Burleson?

Dan Dittfurth

_____

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of Dan Eardley

Sent: Saturday, July 09, 2005 1:35 AM

Subject: Re: Intro

Yes I did. This is a small world. How do you know me?

Dan

Gallop <cjgallop@...> wrote:

Dan, Did you teach at Hill College in Cleburne Texas in the late 80'S?

_____

[Guest guest]

Dan,

I worked for a private group with Randy McCarger that also offered EMS

Consultants in Burleson but I am not sure if that was the name or not. I worked

for them on a contract basis. I worked for 's, Med Star, Fort Worth Cooks

and the group in Burleson. Over the years in Texas, I also worked for

Professional out of Dallas, Alert Care in Cleburne and Walls Regional. Had to

work multiple jobs to make any money back then.

Dan Eardley

Dan Dittfurth <dditt@...> wrote:

Dan and Chris

This started out to be a UK group and now its looking like a Texas group.

Dan did you ever work for Paramedics Plus out of Burleson?

Dan Dittfurth

_____

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of Dan Eardley

Sent: Saturday, July 09, 2005 1:35 AM

Subject: Re: Intro

Yes I did. This is a small world. How do you know me?

Dan

Gallop <cjgallop@...> wrote:

Dan, Did you teach at Hill College in Cleburne Texas in the late 80'S?

_____

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/9/2005 5:32:57 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

dditt@... writes:

Dan and Chris

This started out to be a UK group and now its looking like a Texas group.

Dan did you ever work for Paramedics Plus out of Burleson?

Dan Dittfurth

There are a few Texans (or wannabe's) on here! I'm a NJ transplant with a

Texas address now but my interest in this group is more for the remote aspect

as I'm just getting into that aspect of EMS after 25+ years in DA Business.

Louis N. Molino, Sr., CET

FF/NREMT-B/FSI/EMSI

LNMolino@...

979-690-7559 (IFW Office)

979-412-0890 (Cell Phone)

979-690-7562 (IFW Fax)

" A Texan with a Jersey Attitude "

The comments contained in this E-mail are the opinions of the author and the

author alone. I in no way ever intend to speak for any person or

organization that I am in any way whatsoever involved or associated with unless

I

specifically state that I am doing so. Further this E-mail is intended only for

its

stated recipient and may contain private and or confidential materials

retransmission is strictly prohibited unless placed in the public domain by the

original author.

[Guest guest]

2 things good ever came out of texas.........cows and I-10. the cows were

marginal

>From: lnmolino@...

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Re: Intro

>Date: Sat, 9 Jul 2005 14:30:49 EDT

>

>

>

>In a message dated 7/9/2005 5:32:57 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

>dditt@... writes:

>

>Dan and Chris

>

>

>

>This started out to be a UK group and now its looking like a Texas group.

>Dan did you ever work for Paramedics Plus out of Burleson?

>

>

>

>Dan Dittfurth

>

>

>There are a few Texans (or wannabe's) on here! I'm a NJ transplant with a

>Texas address now but my interest in this group is more for the remote

>aspect

>as I'm just getting into that aspect of EMS after 25+ years in DA

>Business.

>

>Louis N. Molino, Sr., CET

>FF/NREMT-B/FSI/EMSI

>LNMolino@...

>979-690-7559 (IFW Office)

>979-412-0890 (Cell Phone)

>979-690-7562 (IFW Fax)

>

> " A Texan with a Jersey Attitude "

>

>The comments contained in this E-mail are the opinions of the author and

>the

>author alone. I in no way ever intend to speak for any person or

>organization that I am in any way whatsoever involved or associated with

>unless I

>specifically state that I am doing so. Further this E-mail is intended

>only for its

>stated recipient and may contain private and or confidential materials

>retransmission is strictly prohibited unless placed in the public domain

>by the

>original author.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dan,

You were my first EMT instructor @ Hill College in 1988. We met @ the Lillian

Vol. FD.

Dan Eardley <oldmedic777@...> wrote:

Yes I did. This is a small world. How do you know me?

Dan

Gallop <cjgallop@...> wrote:

Dan, Did you teach at Hill College in Cleburne Texas in the late 80'S?

chris gallop emt-tactical paramedic

Dan Eardley <oldmedic777@...> wrote:

To all,

First of all this is the night before I leave for the rig. I am a Safety &

Training Coordinator and Rig Medic on the Atwood Falcon, currently north of

Japan. I have been working offshore since 1990, in EMS since 1969, Finally got

my Medic in 1985 and I live in Pennsylvania.

Get back to me when you have the time. I will not be able to read my emails

until the 7th or the 8th.

Dan Eardley

---------------------------------

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[Guest guest]

I truly hope that it was a good experience. By seeing where you are, I hope

that I had something to do with it. In saying that, I have grown alot since that

time in my life. For the better, I should add. Much for the better.

I wish you the very best in the field. I have met and talked with many that

were in my classes, starting in New Castle, Pa. It was a Vo-tech school. Two

of them are Paramedic supervisors, some are nurses, one is an x-ray tech and the

list goes on. This field can be adddicting.

HAve a good day and God Bless,

Dan

Gallop <cjgallop@...> wrote:

Dan,

You were my first EMT instructor @ Hill College in 1988. We met @ the Lillian

Vol. FD.

Dan Eardley <oldmedic777@...> wrote:

Yes I did. This is a small world. How do you know me?

Dan

Gallop <cjgallop@...> wrote:

Dan, Did you teach at Hill College in Cleburne Texas in the late 80'S?

chris gallop emt-tactical paramedic

Dan Eardley <oldmedic777@...> wrote:

To all,

First of all this is the night before I leave for the rig. I am a Safety &

Training Coordinator and Rig Medic on the Atwood Falcon, currently north of

Japan. I have been working offshore since 1990, in EMS since 1969, Finally got

my Medic in 1985 and I live in Pennsylvania.

Get back to me when you have the time. I will not be able to read my emails

until the 7th or the 8th.

Dan Eardley

---------------------------------

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[Guest guest]

Dan,

17 yrs and counting and still enjoying the job. You were a big influence on my

staying in the ems field. Good luck and keep in touch. God Bless. Chris

Dan Eardley <oldmedic777@...> wrote:

I truly hope that it was a good experience. By seeing where you are, I hope

that I had something to do with it. In saying that, I have grown alot since that

time in my life. For the better, I should add. Much for the better.

I wish you the very best in the field. I have met and talked with many that

were in my classes, starting in New Castle, Pa. It was a Vo-tech school. Two

of them are Paramedic supervisors, some are nurses, one is an x-ray tech and the

list goes on. This field can be adddicting.

HAve a good day and God Bless,

Dan

Gallop <cjgallop@...> wrote:

Dan,

You were my first EMT instructor @ Hill College in 1988. We met @ the Lillian

Vol. FD.

Dan Eardley <oldmedic777@...> wrote:

Yes I did. This is a small world. How do you know me?

Dan

Gallop <cjgallop@...> wrote:

Dan, Did you teach at Hill College in Cleburne Texas in the late 80'S?

chris gallop emt-tactical paramedic

Dan Eardley <oldmedic777@...> wrote:

To all,

First of all this is the night before I leave for the rig. I am a Safety &

Training Coordinator and Rig Medic on the Atwood Falcon, currently north of

Japan. I have been working offshore since 1990, in EMS since 1969, Finally got

my Medic in 1985 and I live in Pennsylvania.

Get back to me when you have the time. I will not be able to read my emails

until the 7th or the 8th.

Dan Eardley

---------------------------------

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[Guest guest]

-Hello group,

Thanks for the emails of concern. Just wanted to let everyone know

that we are in the northern part of Louisiana and have been spared

this tragedy. I have had no problems shipping cultures and

appreciate everyone who has helped me to thin down my supply.

Please keep all of the people in our thoughts who are suffering in

southern Louisiana.

Y

-- In Longevity , " Yaphey " <welovekefir@y...> wrote:

> Hello everyone!

> Just riniging in to let everyone know that I am pleased to be a

part

> of this group. For some time I have been seeking other like minded

> folks to talk and share with.

> A bit about me:

> I am a married female with 2 cocker spaniel babies Abby (5) and

> Cormel (1) who are not sure about being dogs.

> I have several hobbies that include goat's milk soap making and

> culturing just about anything I can get my hands on. I am an avid

> follower of the NT, Fallon, WAPF way of life.

> Also, I wanted to share that I have a wealth of extra

> scoby(Symbiotic Culture Of Bacteria and Yeasts) which is the starter

> for making kombucha tea. If there is anyone looking for goat's

milk

> soaps, I do have extra for others. You can email me directly to

> discuss shipping it.

> For those who don't know, kombucha tea is a fermented drink that you

> make with a starter like sour dough bread or yogurt, and each time

> you make a new brew it produces a new scoby.

> I have about 15 new scoby and I just hate to throw them out when I

> could share them.

> I DO NOT charge for the scoby, I do ask you to cover the S & H on it.

> I ship it Priority Mail with instructions. You will have it in a

> couple of days and can get started on tea making right away. You

> will have new " baby " scoby in as little as 1 week. You will be able

> to share scoby with family and friends after a few weeks. If you

> want to get one sent to you, just email me at welovekefir@

> and give me the address that you want it shipped to.

> I have water kefir grains also, if you may be interested in those. I

> have a few milk kefir grains, too. I am literally being over-run

> with scoby so if you want them please email soon.

> Thanks for listening to me ramble on.

> Here is a link to some info on kombucha.

>

> http://w3.trib.com/~kombu/FAQ/index.shtml

> http://users.chariot.net.au/~dna/Makekefir.html#Kefir-d-acqua

> These are not my sites but they have a good FAQ area so you can look

> into it more if you need to.

> Y

[Guest guest]

Lydia,

Nice to " meet " you! And you say you live in SC and have found a pediatrician

who says " good for you " ? Wow! I'm just above you in NC and have only so far

found one that will tolerate our decision. Never heard of one that would go so

far as to promote it.

Look forward to your insights.

Sheri B.

lydia campbell <ljkc94@...> wrote:

I'm not sure I ever sent an introduction. I'm Lydia.

Mom to wild child also know as Lyndsey. Along with dh

we live in our own little world (or South Carolina,

US).

I'm an older mom (never mind how old) so I've been

thru siblings, cousins, neices and nephews as well as

friends children. Lyndsey was 5 1/2 weeks early. You

wouldn't know it now. She is not vaxed and is

homeschooled. Well at this point she is unschooled.

I work in health care so I know how much truth or lack

there of is told to patients and their family. We are

lucky to have a pediatrician that has a son 1 yr older

and a daughter 6 months younger then dd. When we go

in she asks if we're still not vaxing. We say no and

she says " good for you " .

Lydia, mama dragon to Lyndsey aka baby dragon aka baby

princes etc.

[Guest guest]

Sheri,

I don't know that she actually promotes it for all

parents. She's in Shelby, NC. She also doesn't promote

the use of antibiotics unless clearly indicated.

Lydia

--- " Sheri B. " <tallchick1966@...> wrote:

> Lydia,

>

> Nice to " meet " you! And you say you live in SC and

> have found a pediatrician who says " good for you " ?

> Wow! I'm just above you in NC and have only so

> far found one that will tolerate our decision.

> Never heard of one that would go so far as to

> promote it.

>

> Look forward to your insights.

>

> Sheri B.

[Guest guest]

Neither does my ped.....Thank God. I was growing tired of explaining that one

over the years.

Anita

lydia campbell <ljkc94@...> wrote:

Sheri,

I don't know that she actually promotes it for all

parents. She's in Shelby, NC. She also doesn't promote

the use of antibiotics unless clearly indicated.

Lydia

--- " Sheri B. " <tallchick1966@...> wrote:

> Lydia,

>

> Nice to " meet " you! And you say you live in SC and

> have found a pediatrician who says " good for you " ?

> Wow! I'm just above you in NC and have only so

> far found one that will tolerate our decision.

> Never heard of one that would go so far as to

> promote it.

>

> Look forward to your insights.

>

> Sheri B.

[Guest guest]

At 06:13 PM 10/13/2005, you wrote:

>Dear NP group,

>I joined NP just in time to see the lovely pics Anya posted of the

>Hala, Hinano and Pandanus! I love Hawaii and all their flora...what

>an interesting post!!!!

Hey, Lesle, welcome back. Please jump in with some knowledge of the hala,

hinano and pandanus. I'm guessing the hala and hinao are various sambacs

that are called pikake. You live in CA, right -- can you grow them there? I

so adore them.

>I love creating products...I worked for over a decade in the spa

>industry as a massage therapist and esthetician. I have enjoyed

>working with the oils for my work but started getting more serious

>with product development over the last couple of years...I make

>soaps,lip balms, scrubs, body butters, floral water perfumes, oil

>perfumes, spritzers and everyday it seems I am learning to make

>something new!!! I love it! I have a bowl of fruit in the frige

>soaking in alcohol and don't have a set plan as to what I am going

>to make but for now it sure smells yummy!!!

No need to refrigerate it, IMO. I just steep my peach and mango at room

temp. I just got some pomegranate peels and I'm going to see what I get

from them -- the absolute is too expensive.

You're much more ambitious than many of us, with all the products you make.

I've always been too scared to make soap - math and lye. Whoa!

Could you share about your floral water perfumes? I'm considering

tincturing in 150 proof alcohol more and more, and I see I may have two

problems: cloudiness and not knowing a formula for dilution percentages.

Any help would be appreciated.

Anya

http://.com

The premier site on the Web to discover the beauty of Natural Perfume

" The Age of the Foodie is passé. It is now the Age of the Scentie. "

[Guest guest]

> Hi folks. My name is Neysa. I make CP soap, lotions, bath items etc...

> also quilt, garden, have a greenhouse full of orchids....

Welcome aboard, Neysa!

You sound like a woman of many interesting intersts!

Just got my first orchids a month ago - a big double stem with lots of

big white flowers. It's gorgeous and I hope I will be able to take

care of it to live long and make my home beautiful!

It has no scetn whatsoever though.

Do you grow any scented orchids?

I love sewing (did very little quilting as a teen, but that's it - a

bedcover and a pencil case; Still keeping the pencil case LOL). But I

LOVE sweing. I am a part of a craft collective here in Vancouver

called Seamrippers http://www.seamrippers.ca/ - it's a non profit

organizations, and we have our own studio and teach workshops and also

have gallery exhibits.

My favourite sewig is reconstructing and recycling clothes inspired by

vintage styles (mostly 20's to 40's) and I am an expert in turing ols

pants into lovely skirts!

I am now starting to learn how to reconstruct shirts and t-shirts. And

I also love makinging my own underwear. They are the most comfortable

undies ever...

> and would LOVE to learn how to make natural perfumes but I can

already see you guys are

> so far ahead of me on this that I dont even have a clue what some of

you

> are talking about. However, will hang in and try to decode some of it

> and who knows.... maybe I will be able to make somethign good one day!!

> Thanks for having me!

> Hugs

> Neysa

There are people from many different " levels " in the group -some that

are simply interested in natural perfumes and in fragrance in general,

some that are just beginning to create their own perfumes, some that

have been doing this for a while, some that have been doing it for

years, and some that are professionals and have their own business.

The unique thing about this group is that everybody is welcome and we

all share our knowledge, our sucesses AND failures and frustrations.

This is a place where you can honestly post your most burining

questions and know that nobody is goign to laugh at you, no matter how

silly you think it could be.

So don't be shy, I encourage you to pose any question you have in mind

to the group, this is the best way to learn and evolve.

Remember -

THE ONLY STUPID QUESTION IS THE QUESTION THAT YOU WANTED TO ASK BUT

DIDN'T!

Another thing you can do, and I highly recommend this - go through the

archives, they have a wealth of information.

You can simply search for a name of ingredient or a topic (i.e.:

filtring, maturing, blending, safety) and you will find a wealth of

information).

I believe some of the most important posts were collected into the

archives, by the devoted moderators of the site, for exactly that purpose.

Never stop learning!

Best,

Ayala Sender

Perfumer & Owner

Quinta Essentia Signature Perfumes Inc.

http://www.Quinta-Essentia.ca E-mail: Ayala@...

Signature Perfumes ~ Perfumed Jewelery ~ Fragrance Consultant On-Line

[Guest guest]

Ayala Sender wrote:

>

> > Hi folks. My name is Neysa. I make CP soap, lotions, bath items etc...

> > also quilt, garden, have a greenhouse full of orchids....

>

>

> Welcome aboard, Neysa!

>

> You sound like a woman of many interesting intersts!

> Just got my first orchids a month ago - a big double stem with lots of

> big white flowers. It's gorgeous and I hope I will be able to take

> care of it to live long and make my home beautiful!

> It has no scetn whatsoever though.

> Do you grow any scented orchids?

Is your orchid a Phalenopsis?? I raise mostly species and Cattleyas.

Some of them are wonderfully scented and others have no scent but all

are beautiful. Also like companion plants to go with them! I have some

smaller than my finger nail andothers 8 inches across or more.

>

> I love sewing (did very little quilting as a teen, but that's it - a

> bedcover and a pencil case; Still keeping the pencil case LOL). But I

> LOVE sweing.

My favorite quilts are baby quilts. I like to do all kinds though!

I am a part of a craft collective here in Vancouver

> called Seamrippers http://www.seamrippers.ca/ - it's a non profit

> organizations, and we have our own studio and teach workshops and also

> have gallery exhibits.

> My favourite sewig is reconstructing and recycling clothes inspired by

> vintage styles (mostly 20's to 40's) and I am an expert in turing ols

> pants into lovely skirts!

> I am now starting to learn how to reconstruct shirts and t-shirts. And

> I also love makinging my own underwear. They are the most comfortable

> undies ever...

That sounds so cool! You are a neat person!

> There are people from many different " levels " in the group -some that

> are simply interested in natural perfumes and in fragrance in general,

> some that are just beginning to create their own perfumes, some that

> have been doing this for a while, some that have been doing it for

> years, and some that are professionals and have their own business.

> The unique thing about this group is that everybody is welcome and we

> all share our knowledge, our sucesses AND failures and frustrations.

> This is a place where you can honestly post your most burining

> questions and know that nobody is goign to laugh at you, no matter how

> silly you think it could be.

Great when I am able to work with this I will definately check

everything out!

Have beens sick and trying to feel better so I can catch up! Thanks for

your help!

Hugs

Neysa

[Guest guest]

> I have only just begun going through the archives (sigh) but could

> someone recommend a good ratio of beeswax to jojoba to make the base?

>

> Thanks

> Marilyn

>

hi marilyn

welcome to the group.

a standard recipe published by mandy aftel is:

approx. 20 drops of essence (this can vary widely)

4ml of jojoba oil

1/2 heaping tsp grated beeswax

melt the beeswax, add the oil and swirl

pour into the container.

easy! you can vary the ratios to get a firmer

or softer consistency, but this is a start.

have fun!

-

www.perfumersapprentice.com

[Guest guest]

s wrote:

> have fun!

Thanks, . So far I have compared a list of top, middle and bottom

notes to what I have on hand, and also to the list of ones not

recommended from the list in the files. So now I'm ready to start

trying out some blends .

Marilyn

[Guest guest]

>

> Hello All

> My Intro was way due

> My Name is Akshay Bhatia & I'm an Consultant For Perfumery industries

> I'm based in Delhi India

> Also there was a query about extraction of Oils & Absolutes by a member

> a few days back. I'm unable to find the details of the member but if he

> is interested

> I wrote an 4 series article for an Perfumery magazine a few years back

> & if he/she send me her address I could forward it to him/her

> The full article is highly detailed & is Almost 120 Pages with diagrams

> & illustrations

>

> Cheers

> Akshay Bhatia

> C-803, Taz Appartments

> Gazipur Main Road

> Gazipur

> New Delhi-6

> India

> +91-9911190594

> akshaybhatia@p...

> www.perfumeconsultant.com <http://www.perfumeconsultant.com/>

>

>

hello akshay,

your website is beautiful and i for one am very interested in seeing

your article.

i will send you my address info privately.

thanks and welcome

-linda

The Perfumer's Apprentice

www.perfumersapprentice.com

[Guest guest]

At 05:21 PM 12/6/2005, you wrote:

>Hello All

>My Intro was way due

>My Name is Akshay Bhatia & I'm an Consultant For Perfumery industries

>I'm based in Delhi India

>Unlike most of the members of the group I also work with synthetics but

>have a few clients for whom I solely use naturals

Hi Ashkay:

Welcome to the group and thanks for introducing yourself. It's nice to have

another professional perfumer. Perhaps you'll be able to answer some of the

more technical questions that come up, since many of us have not attended

formal perfumery school.

>My Detailed info is given on my website

>I would like to add that it is a Pleasure to meet to many people who are

>so forthcoming about their work

>Is there any way I could get the details of all the members of the

>group?

We don't share the emails or the private information of members of the

group. If anyone decides to correspond with you privately, that, of course,

is their own decision, and you may find you make many friends " behind the

scenes. "

> I wrote an 4 series article for an Perfumery magazine a few years back

> & if he/she send me her address I could forward it to him/her

>The full article is highly detailed & is Almost 120 Pages with diagrams

> & illustrations

That's a very generous offer, and I hope you don't get inundated with

requests, as that may bankrupt you with the postage alone ;-)

Sounds like you have the beginnings of a book, and good luck with your

writing, too.

Anya

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The premier site on the Web to discover the beauty of Natural Perfume

/

Join to study natural perfumery

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[Guest guest]

On 06/12/05, Akshay Bhatia <akshaybhatia@...> wrote:

>

> Hello All

> My Intro was way due

> My Name is Akshay Bhatia & I'm an Consultant For Perfumery industries I'm

> based in Delhi India

Welcome to the group Akshay. To get a perspective on how far our " more

adventurous " perfumers go to achieve natural perfumery notes, can I suggest

you do a search in the archives for " Bee Goo " and " Goat Hair " - the results

are well worth reading! )

Other new members (hello to you all :-) may like to do a similar search! The

archives of this group are full of incredible and wonderful information.

I wrote an 4 series article for an Perfumery magazine a few years back & if

> he/she send me her address I could forward it to him/her

> The full article is highly detailed & is Almost 120 Pages with diagrams &

> illustrations.

If you have this in a Word or pdf document perhaps you would consider

uploading it to the files section of the group? Or if you prefer the more

private approach, I would be happy to convert it to pdf format for those who

request it privately? I would love a copy for myself - if you don't mind?

Cheers

> Akshay Bhatia

> akshaybhatia@...

> www.perfumeconsultant.com <http://www.perfumeconsultant.com/>

LLx

[Guest guest]

On 06/12/05, Akshay Bhatia <akshaybhatia@...> wrote:

<snip>

I wrote an 4 series article for an Perfumery magazine a few years back & if

he/she send me her address I could forward it to him/her

> The full article is highly detailed & is Almost 120 Pages with

diagrams & illustrations.

Liz wrote:

If you have this in a Word or pdf document perhaps you would consider

uploading it to the files section of the group? Or if you prefer the

moreprivate approach, I would be happy to convert it to pdf format for those who

request it privately? I would love a copy for myself - if you don't mind?

LLx

Hi all

The whole article is kindda huge (>100 MB)

Am breaking it up into smaller sections & will upload files on my

website

Regards

Akshay

[Guest guest]

On 06/12/05, Akshay Bhatia <akshaybhatia@...> wrote:

<snip>

I wrote an 4 series article for an Perfumery magazine a few years back & if

he/she send me her address I could forward it to him/her

> The full article is highly detailed & is Almost 120 Pages with

diagrams & illustrations.

Liz wrote:

If you have this in a Word or pdf document perhaps you would consider

uploading it to the files section of the group? Or if you prefer the

moreprivate approach, I would be happy to convert it to pdf format for those who

request it privately? I would love a copy for myself - if you don't mind?

LLx

Hi all

The whole article is kindda huge (>100 MB)

Am breaking it up into smaller sections & will upload files on my

website

Regards

Akshay

[Guest guest]

Hi Diane,

Your post made me laugh out loud eith the " washing in hot water "

remark. Congrats on your decision to live a healthier life.

I do know of people who have used the Bowflex exclusively for BFL

and had great results. They did some other exercises...lunges, etc,

but for the most part the Bowflex was their only workout equipment

and again, great results. Wish I had more of their info, but it was

from another site I lost track of.

About your before pics. I have never owned a two piece bathing suit

and a one piece would not reflect my true before-ness. I wore black

underwear and my black sports bra in my before pic. Worked!

And one more thing. I bought a new weight bench, free weights, and

a dumbbell set just as I was finishing my basement. Cover yours

well because I still find drywall dust on my stuff. I used a sheet

to cover mine, but it just wasn't enough. I can't imagine that

whatever they stir up down there would be good for your Bowflex.

And since it's your one piece of equipment, I'd be even more careful.

Good luck and keep us posted on your journey.

dj

>

> HI everyone,

>

> I have been lurking for a short time while getting ready to start

my first challenge on Monday. We had to set up the Bowflex in the

bassement and it will be challenging trying to get my workouts in

early on the morning before the construction guys get here to finish

my basement. I wasn't putting off starting until the rec

room/workout room was done. So I will be doing my stuff and covering

up my machine so that no one gets crud all over it....LOL

>

> There is no gym nearby (I am rural) and my son got the machine so

I figure I can use it and it will be just as effective as free

weights. I have started the eating part of it already and am amazed

at how easy it is to not be hungry at all. I am finding it a little

hard to get 6 meals in but have no problem with 5. I just toss a bit

of cottage cheese and an orange together at the end of the night to

make number 6.

>

> I am 50 years old and decided I want a new body before I turn 51

in July. I used to be 5' 8 " but due to washing in hot water have

shrunk to 5' 7.5 " . LOL I am starting at 187 pounds and my bf % was

29 measured at curves a few months ago on one of the handheld

machines. Not sure how accurate it is but without calipers that is

what I am starting with. I am soooooo looking forward to doing this

and seeing my real body emerge. I haven't taken any before pics yet -

trying to figure out what to wear for lack of a bathing suit.

>

> Anyway, just wanted to introduce myself and say what a great buch

you all seem to be for support and answering questions.

>

> By the way, had anyone else here used the Bowflex?

>

> Dianne

>

>

[Guest guest]

I think all vaccine pushers that think they're doctors need to read

and take heed to the writings of Eleanor McBean.

Dan

Vaccination Condemned (Better Life Research, 1981)

By Eleanor McBean

(Pages 1-3)

For almost 200 years vaccination has been a well-estab­lished

institution—even an accepted fact of life, by the bulk of the

world's populations. It has consequently become an unquestioned

dominating medical requirement for schools, labor unions, hospital

employment, military establishments and for many other captive

groups. How did vaccination gain this stranglehold on human lives?

Do the vaccination-promoters lay claim to some kind of " divine

right, " or were they voted into power by the people? They were not.

Most people have never given the matter a conscious thought. They

merely accept it without question, and meekly say, " Why shouldn't it

be accepted, defended, believed in and enforced; hasn't it been

endorsed by the most respected doc­tors, drug firms, public

officials, school authorities, press, and unfortunately even by some

churches which have been influenced by large donations from medical

men? " All of these " blind leaders of the blind " have been lured into

the belief in vaccination, not by any honest investigation, but by

clever and persistent sales propaganda of the vaccine con-artists.

If the people at large were to learn the cold bare facts about the

frightening number of deaths, diseases and dis­abilities which are

directly or indirectly caused by vaccina­tions, and with absolutely

no protection or benefit from the shots, they would regard the

vaccinators as underhanded criminals, no better than the " hit men "

of the crime syndicates.

It is the intention of this book to ferret out and present a

significant sampling of the incriminating medical evidence which

proves beyond any question of a doubt that vaccina­tion with its

false germ theory has killed and disabled hundreds of thousands of

otherwise normal, healthy people, and has blocked the progress of

medicine and brought con­fusion and decadence into the healing field.

The information in this book is only a fraction of the data which

has been uncovered in this search for facts to expose medical frauds

and, hopefully, to prevent more needless suffering and death from

vaccine poisoning.

Even the title of this chapter, VACCINATION CON­DEMNED BY ALL

COMPETENT DOCTORS, points the finger of blame at all those medical

men who lend them­selves to commercial corruption, because any doctor

who knows the facts about the hazards of vaccination can never, with

any conscience, avoid condemning vaccination. With all the

condemnatory evidence against it, any doctor who advocates

vaccination automatically condemns himself as being incompetent.

A competent doctor will become informed as to the nature and

contents of the vaccines. He will at least read the package-inserts

which list the poisons contained in the vac­cines along with the

possible after-effects, including disabil­ity and death. Knowing this

he could not give shots and deliberately poison the people just for

profit. A competent doctor will not put profits ahead of the safety

of his patients. If a doctor claims he gives shots because he does

not know they are dangerous, he is incompetent because the package-

inserts are right there before his eyes wrapped around the vial of

vaccine. There are also the official reports in the med­ical journals

and other public reports which list hundreds of people killed and

disabled by vaccinations every year. No doctor could be considered

competent who does not read the instructions on the package-inserts

and the latest informa­tion in his medical literature.

On the other hand, any doctor who does know the vaccines are

dangerous and gives them anyway just because other doctors give them

or because it is standard practice, is not only incompetent, he is a

danger­ous criminal who kills innocent people just because the drug

houses and vaccine promoters want him to sell their vac­cines no

matter what the consequences.

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(Pages 6,7,9)

There may be some who may think I am too harsh when I claim that all

competent doctors condemn vaccination, and that those who do not

condemn it are not competent, but I invite those who criticize me,

to give proof how it can be otherwise.

The package inserts prove that the vaccines are composed of nothing

but poisons, and poisons destroy living tissue and even life.

Poisons cannot prevent disease; they can only poison—do damage, and

cause disease and death. The intent and purpose of vaccine is to

cause disease, and it does just that, sometimes immediately and

sometimes in delayed reactions later on. The antibody theory, which

is only a the­ory and not a fact, has been explored, exploded and

proved to be a deceptive fraud and, therefore, has led the doctors

as well as the people astray. This false theory has been the cause

of numerous disabilities and deaths because it fooled the people

into believing that the injected antigens in the vaccines would

fight the germs which were supposed to be the cause of the disease.

This false theory taught the people to believe that the action of

the antibodies in the vaccine would cause a mild case of the disease

which would immu­nize them against a worse case later on.

But the poison vaccine caused far more damage and worse diseases

than were ever known among the unvaccinated and unmedicated peo­ple.

It has been proved in laboratories that the antibody-count has no

effect, one way or another in preventing any disease or of causing

only a mild case. Thousands of vacci­nated people all over the world

developed the diseases they were " protected " against—and in the most

virulent form, and died of them, thus proving that vaccines do not

immunize against any disease, but do cause them. As germs are not

the cause of disease in the first place, killing them with toxic

vaccines cannot control them. But we do know that the cor­rosive

vaccines destroy or weaken the living cells and cause degeneration,

disease and death. (See the Chapter—GERMS ARE NOT THE CAUSE.)

That is why the vaccine labs refuse to give any guarantee— they do

not dare, as they know vaccination is a killer. It is the promoters,

not the labs, who make the promises that vaccines prevent diseases

and give immunity, and they should be stopped from giving out their

false and fraudulent propaganda.

The FDA (FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION) had heard so many complaints

from the people about vaccines, that their top officials asked the

vaccine labs for a guarantee that the vaccines they make are safe

and effective in pre­venting disease. The laboratory officials told

the FDA, with­out mincing words that:

" ALL VACCINES ARE HIGHLY TOXIC AND CAN­NOT BE MADE SAFE. THEY ARE

OFTEN UNSTABLE AND CANNOT BE DEPENDED UPON TO PREVENT OR CURE

DISEASES; THEREFORE, THEY CANNOT BE GUARANTEED EITHER FOR SAFETY OR

EFFEC­TIVENESS. "

There may possibly be a few doctors walking around today who really

believe that vaccine shots are harmless and may do some good. Should

they be condemned as incompetent? Yes—they are the ones who are

doubly incom­petent because they are willingly ignorant of available

facts. Apparently, they did not pay attention in medical school when

the teacher was telling how vaccines are made, and later, when they

got in practice, they did not bother to read the package-inserts

which tell of the collection of dangerous poisons in the vaccines

and what lasting or fatal after ­effects could be expected. Such a

doctor is not only unlearned, he is dangerous in that he is leading

the people astray because of his incompetence, and he is responsible

for the death or disability of his vaccine victims. All these

various types of incompetent doctors could be lumped under the one

category of incompetent and dangerous doctors, and should have their

licenses revoked. However, all these incompetent doctors are still

in practice, and the vaccine labs are still in business making truck

loads of poison vaccines to shoot into the unsuspecting people in

their frequent compulsory vacci­nation campaigns. This is done, even

without any restric­tions or words of caution—after the FDA found out

that they (the labs) cannot make any safe or effective vaccines and

never will make any, then or in the future, but that they are going

to keep right on making and selling their dangerous and defective

vaccines anyway for the profit there is in it, until they are

stopped.

http://www.satanicvaccines.com/p54.htm