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[Guest guest]

Well, im not sure that is the technical name for it but it is a place where

different vendors rent space to sell their wares. You dont necesarly have

to stay there cuz there is a desk up front to ring out. Sort of craftshow

meets giftshop thing. Sad thing is that way too many people have purchased

stuf they just resale. Import items.

Shaye

Re: new to list

Hi Shaye,

Thanks for the welcome!

Can you explain to me what a craftmall is?

Is this a store? or something online?

Thanks,

Lorrie

In a message dated 12/29/2002 11:28:28 AM Eastern Standard Time,

shaye@... writes:

> But I

> also sell at a craftmall.

>

[Guest guest]

Shaye,

That is the way it is all over. I was going to be in one in Henrietta (run

by the manager of the place that was closed down last Summer.) Anyways,

she was letting tons of people in with stuff they were just

reselling. When I asked why when it was a craft co-op she said crafters

cannot live on what they handcraft and sell alone and all the big places

allow it. That has bit the dust since supposedly the plaza owner broke

their lease in favor of some Home Depot like place that wants to move into

that building. Sure glad I didn't give her any money.

Dee

At 05:45 PM 12/29/02, you wrote:

>Well, im not sure that is the technical name for it but it is a place where

>different vendors rent space to sell their wares. You dont necesarly have

>to stay there cuz there is a desk up front to ring out. Sort of craftshow

>meets giftshop thing. Sad thing is that way too many people have purchased

>stuf they just resale. Import items.

>

>Shaye

> Re: new to list

>

>

> Hi Shaye,

> Thanks for the welcome!

> Can you explain to me what a craftmall is?

> Is this a store? or something online?

> Thanks,

> Lorrie

>

> In a message dated 12/29/2002 11:28:28 AM Eastern Standard Time,

> shaye@... writes:

>

> > But I

> > also sell at a craftmall.

> >

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dee yep I know it is. Makes it harder for us real handcrafters. Are you

saying that the new one in Henrietta is not gonna happen? I was thinking

just today of checking it out. Which plaza was it? Hmmm

Shaye

Re: new to list

>

>

> Hi Shaye,

> Thanks for the welcome!

> Can you explain to me what a craftmall is?

> Is this a store? or something online?

> Thanks,

> Lorrie

>

> In a message dated 12/29/2002 11:28:28 AM Eastern Standard Time,

> shaye@... writes:

>

> > But I

> > also sell at a craftmall.

> >

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Shaye,

No it's not going to happen. She says she is broke now and going to have

to sue Benderson. It was in the K-Mart Plaza on Jefferson where MJ Designs

used to be. When I was there she had about 10 permanent booths put up and

the town was making her take them down and put up temporary booths that

were not part of the structure. Seems it is not easy to get a co-op going

in Henrietta.

Dee

At 09:30 PM 12/29/02, you wrote:

>Dee yep I know it is. Makes it harder for us real handcrafters. Are you

>saying that the new one in Henrietta is not gonna happen? I was thinking

>just today of checking it out. Which plaza was it? Hmmm

>

>Shaye

> Re: new to list

> >

> >

> > Hi Shaye,

> > Thanks for the welcome!

> > Can you explain to me what a craftmall is?

> > Is this a store? or something online?

> > Thanks,

> > Lorrie

> >

> > In a message dated 12/29/2002 11:28:28 AM Eastern Standard Time,

> > shaye@... writes:

> >

> > > But I

> > > also sell at a craftmall.

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Wow, I guess not!! I coulnt believe what happened to the last one!

Re: new to list

> >

> >

> > Hi Shaye,

> > Thanks for the welcome!

> > Can you explain to me what a craftmall is?

> > Is this a store? or something online?

> > Thanks,

> > Lorrie

> >

> > In a message dated 12/29/2002 11:28:28 AM Eastern Standard Time,

> > shaye@... writes:

> >

> > > But I

> > > also sell at a craftmall.

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hello to all the new folks! I'm and I live just W of Roch. in

Spencerport, only about 5 min. from Dee (and can you believe it, I've known her

from this list for at least a year AND we STILL haven't met!!!!). This is a

wonderful caring, helpful group of friends and we are glad to have you with us.

: ) Ehrhardt

Body & Soap

***coming soon***

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[Guest guest]

We just have to work up to it, that's all!

Lorrie

In a message dated 12/30/2002 11:12:37 AM Eastern Standard Time,

countrymeadowcreations@... writes:

> That's my problem right there! I never think my stuff

> is good enough or would sell enough to do a big show.

> Besides I'd be too chicken! LOL!

>

>

> =====

> Colleen ston

> Country Meadow Creations

>

[Guest guest]

Well, I've seen your stuff Colleen, and it IS " good enough " -in fact, it's

great! You go, girl!!!!

Carol

[Guest guest]

I know , it's awful! How about lunch after the kids go back to

school? We can go to Cranberry's in Spencerport or Perkins in Gates. Let

me know!

Dee

At 09:23 AM 12/30/02, you wrote:

>Hello to all the new folks! I'm and I live just W of Roch. in

>Spencerport, only about 5 min. from Dee (and can you believe it, I've

>known her from this list for at least a year AND we STILL haven't

>met!!!!). This is a

>wonderful caring, helpful group of friends and we are glad to have you

>with us.

>

>: ) Ehrhardt

>Body & Soap

>***coming soon***

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>

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[Guest guest]

The vendors in the last one never received their money for the last two

months they had their stuff in that one and now of course he has filed

bankruptcy. I know she had about 70 booths already filled out of about

225. Those people had to pay her first and last month's rent just to set

up, which is why I wasn't set up yet. I hope they got their money back.

Dee

At 09:08 AM 12/30/02, you wrote:

>Wow, I guess not!! I coulnt believe what happened to the last one!

> Re: new to list

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi Shaye,

> > > Thanks for the welcome!

> > > Can you explain to me what a craftmall is?

> > > Is this a store? or something online?

> > > Thanks,

> > > Lorrie

> > >

> > > In a message dated 12/29/2002 11:28:28 AM Eastern Standard Time,

> > > shaye@... writes:

> > >

> > > > But I

> > > > also sell at a craftmall.

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

You know girls (and guys, too), I always think my stuff isn't good enough. But

after you do a few shows and you have people buy from you (it has to be people

that you don't know) and they talk about how nice your soap and other stuff is

you begin to gain a little confidence. I have done several fairly large and

hard to get into shows over the last 4-5 years and I still have that little

doubt poking around in my brain. This fall I did only 2 shows-both juried and

sought

after, and sold around $2000 at each of them! I am so amazed when that happens!

However, if you love what you do, and care about what you put out for public

consumption, then the public will notice and be appreciative! I always need

to remind myself of that fact! I assume that we all LOVE to make soap and

lotions and all the other stuff we do (I know I do), and that translates into a

WONDERFUL product! I know that a great selling point for me is when I tell

people

that if I ever stopped selling my stuff, I would always continue to make and use

certain items such as lotion bars, loofah soaps, and my cp soaps. I only say it

'cuz it's true, and I feel kind of embarrassed when I say it, but it's true.

Love you all,

-- Ehrhardt

Body & Soap

***coming soon***

www.bodyandsoap.com

[Guest guest]

Hi Jen,

Thanks for the welcome!

Your husband's name sounds familiar too. If I was logged onto my laptop right

now, I'd look him up. By any chance, is he in Global Services? I am in the

SAP Deployment systems group in the Worldwide Accounts Payable organization,

we do a lot of work with the IGS group.

How cool!

Lorrie Beach

I am In a message dated 12/31/2002 4:03:17 PM Eastern Standard Time,

jenfrat@... writes:

> Hi Laurie...welcome to the list! my name is jen anderson, i don't

> post very much, but i read all the messages. My husband, mark and I,

> live in Candor, NY...the reason i wanted to say hi is that my husband

> also works at IBM in endicott! he says your name sounds familiar,

> but he's not sure...have fun, this is a great list!

>

> Jen

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Laurie...welcome to the list! my name is jen anderson, i don't

post very much, but i read all the messages. My husband, mark and I,

live in Candor, NY...the reason i wanted to say hi is that my husband

also works at IBM in endicott! he says your name sounds familiar,

but he's not sure...have fun, this is a great list!

Jen

> Hi there everyone! (Hi !)

> I am new to this list and looking forward to participating when I

can.

> I am Lorrie Beach from the itty bitty town of Greene, NY (near

> Binghamton). I am married to the most awesome guy...he cooks and

> cleans too...no kidding! I have two children ages 9 and 10, both

> girls and a whirlwind of activity between school, sports, and

music.

> As I am sure most of you do, I work full time. I am in application

> development and systems analysis at IBM in Endicott, NY (yes, there

> are actually some IBM employees still in Endicott). When I am not

> working, I chauffer my kids around to their multitude of

activities,

> and make soaps, lotions, and various other sundries when I have the

> time....usually at night after the kids go to bed. I did 23 craft

> shows this past year and am still trying to restore any semblance

of

> order in my house (from all the craft show mayhem throughout the

year

> and the craziness of the holidays) so that I can start all over

again

> for 2003....whew! Sounds familiar to all of you I am sure. I am

> investigating the internet as a way of doing business more

> efficiently. Although I am a little nervous about developing a

> website because I do not want to leave my fulltime job...I don't

know

> what to expect in volume of sales. If anybody has experience or

> advice in this area doing business on the internet and working

> fulltime (with balancing a family)I'd love to hear from you!

> Glad to be here!

>

> Lorrie Beach

> Canterbury Cabin

> Handcrafted Soaps and Toiletries

[Guest guest]

Jen, yes I know who he is then. I do the WWAP testing for the same system -

Electronic Web Order Invoicing. What a small world!

Happy New Year!

Lorrie

In a message dated 1/1/2003 7:00:12 PM Eastern Standard Time,

jenfrat@... writes:

> Hi! Sorry i spelled your name wrong before! :-P anyways, yes he

> does work in global services, but not with IGS. he says he's more

> web based...i know he does e-procurement systems testing.

> lol...mouthful..

> have a great new year!

>

[Guest guest]

Hi! Sorry i spelled your name wrong before! :-P anyways, yes he

does work in global services, but not with IGS. he says he's more

web based...i know he does e-procurement systems testing.

lol...mouthful..

have a great new year!

Jen

> Hi Jen,

> Thanks for the welcome!

> Your husband's name sounds familiar too. If I was logged onto my

laptop right

> now, I'd look him up. By any chance, is he in Global Services? I am

in the

> SAP Deployment systems group in the Worldwide Accounts Payable

organization,

> we do a lot of work with the IGS group.

> How cool!

> Lorrie Beach

>

> I am In a message dated 12/31/2002 4:03:17 PM Eastern Standard

Time,

> jenfrat@y... writes:

>

> > Hi Laurie...welcome to the list! my name is jen anderson, i

don't

> > post very much, but i read all the messages. My husband, mark

and I,

> > live in Candor, NY...the reason i wanted to say hi is that my

husband

> > also works at IBM in endicott! he says your name sounds

familiar,

> > but he's not sure...have fun, this is a great list!

> >

> > Jen

> >

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

web systems? that is what I do ;-) He probably works with Websphere I'd

betcha ;-)

At 11:58 PM 1/1/2003 +0000, you wrote:

>Hi! Sorry i spelled your name wrong before! :-P anyways, yes he

>does work in global services, but not with IGS. he says he's more

>web based...i know he does e-procurement systems testing.

>lol...mouthful..

>have a great new year!

>

>Jen

[Guest guest]

Hiya! LOL, he says, yes...he works with Websphere....as you can tell

i'm not the computer person of the house...lol!

> >Hi! Sorry i spelled your name wrong before! :-P anyways, yes he

> >does work in global services, but not with IGS. he says he's more

> >web based...i know he does e-procurement systems testing.

> >lol...mouthful..

> >have a great new year!

> >

> >Jen

[Guest guest]

Hi Aimee,

I started on this path much like you 8 years ago. You start with

just an inkling of something being wrong about vaccines, and, over

time, you learn the overwhelming truth about how dangerous they

are. Your instincts are correct!

Basically, right now, you don't need an exemption to refuse

vaccines. Vaccines are only legally required for school attendance

(and certain professions). Prepare yourself to fight, nonetheless,

however, because most ped. doctors that I know of will refuse to

treat a child when the parents won't vaccinate. You could try

saying that you are just going to wait until he's older before you

vaccinate (not telling the doctor that you're going to wait till

he's 110). That might pacify him. More likely, you would need to

find a sympathic doctor. You're fortunate, because I'm sure there

will be many in your area. If no one on this list knows of one, you

can check with PROVE, which is a Texas based group that fights to

protect parents' rights to refuse vaccines.

If you want to tell the doctor you have now that you object on

religious grounds, no one can question that (although he still has

the right to refuse to treat you). The Courts have already declared

that an individual's personal objections to vaccination can not be

gainsayed. You don't have to have a specific belief system to claim

the religious exemption. I, for instance, say that I oppose

vaccination because God gave us an immune system to protect us and

that it is a sin to inject toxins into the body to try to prevent

disease; it is an affront to God and shows a lack of faith in his

provision. Also, the body is meant to be a temple, and must not be

polluted with chemicals, etc.

I hope you'll be lucky and your doctor will be one of the

sympathetic ones; it could just happen!

Laurie

> Hi.

> My name is Aimee, I have a 2 month old son, Quinn, and we live

with my husband in Austin, TX.

> I'm a biochemistry student and my husband is a computer network

engineer for Golfsmith. My only

> hobby now is the computer, and with a new baby I don't have much

time for that either :-)

>

> There is soooo much information to read about vaccines and I'm

already getting notices from my

> pediatrician about needing to start. We know that we do not want

the MMR vacine, and are thinking

> that we probably don't want any of them, but I have not had enough

time to research them all.

> My husband and his two sisters all had fevers and mild illnesses

when they were vaccinated, and recently

> when my husband had a tetnis shot he became very ill. So, you can

see why, even uneduacated about the

> matter, I am afraid to vaccinate my son. Not to mention I cried

and was stressed for HOURS after my midwife

> did his heel prick test for PKU, etc. I can't imagine how hard it

would be to take him for that many shots!

>

> Anyway, I'm wondering if my husbands history would allow us to get

a medical waiver. I want to ask the doctor,

> but if I ask and he says no I am going to be afraid to claim that

we have a religious exemption because he will

> know, and I REALLLLY like our doctor. I don't want to have to

change doctors. So, I was thinking of just going

> ahead with the religious exemption since you don't have to

disclose your religion. However, since we don't

> actually have a " religious " reason for not vaccinating I am

worried that we could get in trouble.

>

> Any advice, knowledge, support, whatever, would be greatly

appreciated.

>

> Aimee

> http://www.lightweb.net

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

welcome. The WW and simmons programs are very compatible. Remember portions, water, and exercise are key.

NH

Mommy to Abby Liz 10-25-94

Mommy to Anne 7-1-99

[Guest guest]

Hi - glad to hear from you - I am another and live in Wisconsin. I have used WW and the foodmover and am finding the foodmover to work better for me - don't know why, but it just is. Good luck and hope to hear more from you along your journey......

Take Care,

311/253/170

[Guest guest]

,

Great job losing the two pounds and for making a plan to lose weight and become healthier. You sound determined and have taken many steps in the right direction. Welcome to this group.

in OH

I joined this group a couple of weeks ago and yes I have just lurked in

[Guest guest]

> I have used WW and the foodmover and am finding the foodmover to work

better

> for me - don't know why, but it just is.

From what I read, WW just gives you the number of points you're allowed to

have each day and you make your own choices of what to eat. With the

FoodMover, *tells* you how much you can eat in each food group and

you choose the individual foods. This way you know you're using all your

exchanges on healthy foods, not using all your points on a piece of cake and

can of soda so there's no points left for veggies or protein foods.

[Guest guest]

" <eyesofblue5ft2@y...> " <eyesofblue5ft2@y...> wrote:

> I know that National Jewish in Denver treats this but would like to

> find someone in TX or AZ who treats for this.

My apologies, I forgot to say NM also.

[Guest guest]

Thanks a, I have written this doctor down. Is he an allergist,

respiratory or ear, nose and throat doctor? Just wondering. ))

When I lived in AZ, I was going to a group of respiratory doctors who

worked out of Good Sam hospital. I have even been thinking of moving

back to AZ just to go back to them as they were the ones who helped

me the most but I will be without any insurance if I do that and I

believe that Good Sam is a private hospital. I think Maricopa is the

county hospital and when I lived there, heard a lot of horror stories

about the care received there.

If I do this, I will just have to be sure and go into the dr when I

have problems. Over the years since the drs I have gone to, don't

seem to know what to do, I have really just quit going into the

office unless it is just absolutely imperative. I am just gun shy but

these drs I would trust with my life and have.

Thanks again.

> Dear ,

> I live in Phoenix and I see Dr. Jeffery Dyer. He did

> my 3rd sinus surgery about a year ago. I have been

> doing pretty good since I started seeing him so he

> might be able to help you, but I am not sure. You

> could also try Mayo sdale, but I don't think they

> take insurance. However, since your case is so severe

> maybe they would take you without insurance. I am not

> sure but you could look into it. Hang in there!

> a

[Guest guest]

a, It's a small world. ))

What happened when you coded? Was it related to the Samter's?

The name of the group that I went to was:

Pulmonary Associates, P.A.

1112 East McDowell Road

602 258 4951

They have another office also but I always went to the McDowell

office:

9200 North Third Street, Suite 23

602 997 7263

My doctor was Dr. Levine. I do not know if he is still practicing or

not. He was still there in the later 90's. I wouldn't be hesitant to

go to anyone of the doctors in this group.

> ,

> This is odd about Good Sam because when I was 15 years

> old I coded and was helicoptered to Good Sam. I was

> there for a week but I did not keep seeing the

> pulmonologists who helped me. Do you recommend

> anybody. Dr. Dyer is an ENT on Tatum and Shea.

> a