Re: Digest Number 2886

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In a message dated 9/7/2004 7:22:07 AM Pacific Standard Time,

writes:

What do you like to do with cream?

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creme brulee!!!!!!!

used to do creme fraiche,

but Heidi made me lazy and now it's kefir cream, heh.

B.

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1) what pressure will the chambers go to? I'm assuming 4.2 psi--like

oxyhealth?

The new chamber will go to 1.5 ATA without any problem. It has been

tested to 40 psi without a problem. This chamber was designed for

commercial use and will be available for home use.

2) Are they one size only, and if so what size?

There is only one size, which is larger than the largest Oxyhealth

chamber.

3) Why do you expect verbal objections? I personally think portable

home chambers are the way to go. Why should someone have all the

disruption and expense of ongoing clinic treatments when 1.3 ata is

clinically close (in my opinion) to 1.5 ata. My portable chamber is

currently about 2 feet from my desk as I write.

We are already receiving objections from those involved with other

chamber companies.

>The problem is expense. At least with the solace, its about 10k, even

that is out of reach for many people esp. with chronic illness.

This chamber is designed to sell for around $24,900, however the Beta

edition will be made available at around $15000 to anyone registered to

receive one by Jan. 15. Beta users must agree to participate in

feedback to the company. This chamber is 10 times stronger than

anything on the market now. Example: The Solace has stitched seams.

The Beta has welded seams. This is the latest in technology and will

revolutionize hbot as we know it today.

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> The new chamber will go to 1.5 ATA without any problem. It has been

> tested to 40 psi without a problem. This chamber was designed for

> commercial use and will be available for home use.

, has the FDA approved 1.5 for home treatment? That is

surprising to me.

What restrictions are there on home treatment?

>

> 2) Are they one size only, and if so what size?

>

> There is only one size, which is larger than the largest Oxyhealth

> chamber.

Just curious, why did you make them larger than the Vitaeris? Do they

have two passthroughs for two people to do oxygen at once?

>

> We are already receiving objections from those involved with other

> chamber companies.

Well, that's fine, but that is expected in a capitalist society. That

really means nothing and should be expected with the territory of

entering a business where someone else has pioneered. BTW, on Byron's

list, you were not censored because of oxyhealth or anything relating

to it. I really think you misinterpreted that. At the time you were

against portable chambers--now that you're making them, you're for

them...

>the Beta

> edition will be made available at around $15000 to anyone

registered to

> receive one by Jan. 15. Beta users must agree to participate in

> feedback to the company. This chamber is 10 times stronger than

> anything on the market now. Example: The Solace has stitched

seams.

> The Beta has welded seams.

Hmm, my vitaeris is definitely welded or soldered or whateve ryou

would call that. I haven't seen stitched seams. That's a good price,

how lon gwill you have a beta period?

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Dear All,

Wonderful news about the Book Trust. One of my best memories of when I was professional lead in Hull was being invited to meet the librarians there to discuss how we were going to lanch the book bags. This seemed like a reall

contribution that HVs could and can make to families in a part of the country where educational attaninment continues to be very low.

A new topic: some of you may be interested to know that City University is advertising to replace Rita Newland's post as Senior Lecturer and programme director for the specialist practice programmes and

the return to HV practice programme. The post is advertised on jobs.ac.uk and on the City web site www.city.ac.uk, closing date 21st January. We are looking for someone with a PhD or who is soon to complete their PhD. Please can you let anyone you know who

migh tbe interested in this post know and please ask then to contact me if they would like any further information about the post.

Best wishes for 2011! Ros

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Re: Booktrust News

Posted by: " Caan, Woody "

Woody.Caan@...

Fri Dec 31, 2010 3:54 am (PST)

Get well soon, Elaine!

Sent a letter to the Guardian last week, following Lynsey Hanley's mention of

Booktrust, but it did not appear in print.... not that I think Mr. Gove reads

that paper.

Glad that he is doing a swift U-Turn: there really are 12 days to Christmas!

Woody.

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Sent: Thu 30/12/2010 20:06

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Subject: Booktrust News

Dear All

Wow what a few days we have had a Booktrust!!!

Our CEO received a phone call on Sunday from Gove to arrange a

meeting in the New Year

There is a full statement from our CEO Viv Bird on our website

www.booktrust.org.uk

We have all been touched by all the overwhelming amount of support and

kindness we have received especially from authors, parents, health

professionals, librarians, publishers and childrens centres and to the CPHVA,

Royal College of Midwives and to my Senate friends.

If any of you follow Twitter there is lots of interesting discussion which

is helping me get through my flu bug!!

All the very best to you all

Elaine

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