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Active 4 years, 7 months ago-
Margaret W. posted an update 10 years ago
@guygrr @jaytrout et al … on the subject of chronic Lyme disease, there will be a free online summit April 4-11. No cost but registration is required. http://chroniclymediseasesummit.com
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Tim H posted an update 10 years, 3 months ago
@jaytrout Howdy Jay, how’s things? Looking forward to some time off, I’ll bet. On Tuesday Arj and I spent our respite hours visiting Yvette and family to make up for babysitting Ma on Saturday night. Denise showed Arj Annie, her baby fruit bat. And we gossiped. Say, I’m asking our GDS friends about potential UFO sightings. Have you seen anything…[Read more]
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As a matter of fact, in 1977, (before I ever did drugs!, I saw a flourescent blue fireball in the sky on Chesuncook Lake in Maine. This lake rests next to Mt. Kathadin, the northernmost terminus of the Appalachain Trail. We canoed out to a small island in the lake and camped there. Suddenly “swoosh.” Like a day-glo blue flaming basketball. Scared…[Read more]
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Tim H posted an update 10 years, 4 months ago
@jaytrout I’m listening to blank generation talkback radio and some fool has rung in insisting there’s no evidence that GMO’s are harmful. Well he hasn’t looked real hard, has he?
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He gets his script from Mon[ster]santo whose trolls thoroughly infest cyberspace.
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One would have to be wilfully ignorant to say this. The studies come in at a slow trickle, but they all seem to point to significant problems. For me, the tell-all was the University of Iowa study a couple of years ago, that indicated over a long period, that GMOs are less cost effective, and have less yield per dollar spent, than do non-GMo natural crops
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From what I’ve read, it may not be genetic modifications per se but the added pesticides that GMOing enables the mega-monster farming corporations to spray them with that’s the real problem; glyphosate being the worst but others, as well. According to what I’ve read they are able to spray 10 times the amount or some such. Maybe more than that,…[Read more]
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Tim H posted an update 10 years, 4 months ago
@jaytrout Hey Jay active 3 minutes ago! How have you been? I’m setting my alarm for tomorrow’s vidchat… will you be there or are you working? I’m reading D Flynn’s book on Cydonia, very interesting.
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Sorry, man. I’ll be at work. Unfortunately! Have fun!
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I have now have two vid chats and all of the new webinars to catch up on. The Nefarium HAS been busy! And then there are books to read. Bosley’s new book will be ready soon. Time. I. NEED. MORE. TIME. !!! And then there’s the new Star Wars… have to fit that in somewhere. Most of the times I’ve checked so far are sold out! Have you seen it yet?
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Not yet But I might convince Arj our valuable 4-hour respite blocks would be well spent in an air-conditioned cinema. Late brother Hugh was a huge fan, Arj gets it.
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I got a ticket! 2:20 this morning. That was the only slot that wasn’t sold out! I loved it.
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Tim H posted an update 10 years, 4 months ago
@jaytrout Nice new function. Like my buddy’s ’74 Stingray?
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That’s amazing. I’ve never been into cars, with one exception: I’ve always dreamed of having a 70’s era Stingray!
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Unfortunately he doesn’t own it any more. Buys and sells cars for a living. He’s owned so many American cars over the years, plenty of Mustangs but that was the only Corvette. I think he’s driving an old Chrysler at the moment. Like the yellow one in the beginning of “Need For Speed”. My cousin owns a couple of Pontiacs, a 70s Lincoln and a ’72…[Read more]
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I had a 65 Checy Nova once upon a time…
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And I had a ’64 Bel Air… as you say, once upon a time.
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Thanks, Margaret. My SIL has chronic Lyme’s. I’m passing this link on to her.
I have downloaded the mp3’s from this summit if anyone needs them. Let me know and I will upload to google drive and share them,