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In a message dated 5/1/2002 9:22:01 AM Central Standard Time,

breedeveld@... writes:

> Why do I get a strange feeling here now........PMS......Popular Malebashing

> Syndrome........

ROTFLOL............love this

Kathy mom to Sara 10...........my daughters and myself make up

acronyms.....heehee to keep hubby/dad in the dark

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In a message dated 5/1/2002 12:57:18 PM Central Standard Time,

b4alltoday@... writes:

> > Why do I get a strange feeling here now........PMS......Popular Malebashing

> > Syndrome........

>

>

> ROTFLOL............love this

>

> Kathy mom to Sara 10...........my daughters and myself make up

> acronyms.....heehee to keep hubby/dad in the dark

Oooh forgot to comment, I spellt G A P to Kaite the other day...........hubby

never did figure that one out lol

Kathy mom to Sara 10

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Why do I get a strange feeling here now........PMS......Popular Malebashing

Syndrome........

And Labour day? Sorry, not here at all..normal workday in Holland......

So stay-at home-dads of the world unite !!!

(That will be a small group I am afraid)

Rob

dad to 2 daughters who are luckily to young to get married.

-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----

Van: Nettie619@... [mailto:Nettie619@...]

Verzonden: woensdag 1 mei 2002 15:37

Aan:

Onderwerp: (no subject)

I beg my family to fire me or send me to my room for a couple days... They

just wont do it!! Please please I say no cooking, cleaning, laundry,

Send

me to my room... And I cant beleive she said that about PMS>>> I hate

those

sexist jokes,,, and I got one back ,, PMS really means POST MARITAL

SYNDROME!!!! So its really caused from marraige not menstrual......

LOL....... Nettie619 Or Jeanette Mom to with ds, hypothyroid, and

legally blind. Also mom to 3 more wonderful kids

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Here's how it works, Rob: Women have PMS and it's not their fault. Men have

testosterone poisoning, which is totally their fault.

Celebrate Labor Day anyway. :^)

granny

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> Why do I get a strange feeling here now........PMS......Popular

Malebashing

> Syndrome........

>

> And Labour day? Sorry, not here at all..normal workday in Holland......

>

> So stay-at home-dads of the world unite !!!

> (That will be a small group I am afraid)

>

> Rob

> dad to 2 daughters who are luckily to young to get married.

>

> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----

> Van: Nettie619@... [mailto:Nettie619@...]

> Verzonden: woensdag 1 mei 2002 15:37

> Aan:

> Onderwerp: (no subject)

>

>

> I beg my family to fire me or send me to my room for a couple days...

They

> just wont do it!! Please please I say no cooking, cleaning, laundry,

> Send

> me to my room... And I cant beleive she said that about PMS>>> I hate

> those

> sexist jokes,,, and I got one back ,, PMS really means POST MARITAL

> SYNDROME!!!! So its really caused from marraige not menstrual......

> LOL....... Nettie619 Or Jeanette Mom to with ds, hypothyroid, and

> legally blind. Also mom to 3 more wonderful kids

>

>

>

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So is G A P some southern thing because I dont get it either! LOL And you

did mean " spelled " , right???

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In a message dated 5/1/2002 9:11:03 PM Central Standard Time, Linman42 writes:

> So is G A P some southern thing because I dont get it either! LOL And you

> did mean " spelled " , right???

>

>

Ohhhhh you silly.....Gap.........the Gap we spelled (that's for you lol)

it out and hubby never figured it out, that we were taking off shopping. He

thought we were making up another acronym.

Kathy mom to Sara 10...........no Gap in NYC???

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Of course we have the GAP! So you just spell it out for Mike and he has no

clue youre going shopping??? He needs to get out more! LOL

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I am not either, maybe it is the long weekend? Everyone going away

or what? *L* (means laugh)

Western NY

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> I am hardley getting any mail is something wrong with the list or is my

email

>

> AMY

> MOMMY TO 4 KIDDIES

> Chelsea 9

> Carrigian 5

> 4

> Chaela Noelle 15 mo

> from the mouth of a 4 yr old

> " your not fat mommy just squishy! " !!!! )

> <A

HREF= " http://hometown.aol.com/chevy974/myhomepagebaby.html " >The Haskett

bunch</A> <A HREF= " http://babiesonline.com/babies/c/chaela/ " >Chaela, born

12/22/2000</A>

>

>

>

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www.cancure.org/laetrile.htm - sources and doctors who use it

www.worldwithoutcancer.org.uk - download their guide

One doctor's protocol for the use of laetrile in treating cancer - The book

" Alive and Well " by Dr. Binzel is up at http://www.whale.to/m/binzel.html.

Melinda Wiman

www.cancure.org

The Cancer Cure Foundation

(800) 282-2873 or (805) 498-0185

Information and referrals on alternative approaches to treating cancer and

other conditions

or help with side effects of chemo/radiation

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> please send me information on b17 thank you lis cshaffer

>

>

>

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the best mushroom for cancer is not psk, but maitake-d fraction, at the rate of

6.3 gms per day, will cause regression.

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Hi Bob

Can you tell me the source of the support for this recommendation on the

best mushroom product? Does it come from studies?

Thanks

Kallie

4optimallife@...

http://www.4optimallife.com

Magnetic Sleep Pads, Zappers,

Ionizing- Alkalizing Water Filters,

Rebounders, Energy Therapies,

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the best mushroom for cancer is not psk, but maitake-d fraction, at the rate

of 6.3 gms per day, will cause regression.

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> please send me information on b17 thank you lis cshaffer

>

>

>

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The is the complete story of the development of B17 in a book by a

Dr.Krebbs.

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> > please send me information on b17 thank you lis cshaffer

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> >

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In a message dated 2/19/03 11:51:09 PM Eastern Standard Time,

arnoldgore@... writes:

> 2-Vioxx is hard on the kidneys and can inres cardivascular risk.

Isn't Vioxx an anti-inflamatory? If so, it rips up the intestional tract.

More people die each year from anti-inflamatory medications than AIDS!

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In a message dated 2/19/03 11:51:09 PM Eastern Standard Time,

arnoldgore@... writes:

> 2-Vioxx is hard on the kidneys and can inres cardivascular risk.

Isn't Vioxx an anti-inflamatory? If so, it rips up the intestional tract.

More people die each year from anti-inflamatory medications than AIDS!

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mannatech names more than ala vera in their product, and how could

they give dry alavera, without it losiing potency? It has food

sources to get these simple sugars from all over the world. I am

amazed at the changes i feel, and my infection is going down. I need

to get the sources of all the 8 missing sugars to maintain a diet

with these. Anyone out there that is in the know?

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mannatech names more than ala vera in their product, and how could

they give dry alavera, without it losiing potency? It has food

sources to get these simple sugars from all over the world. I am

amazed at the changes i feel, and my infection is going down. I need

to get the sources of all the 8 missing sugars to maintain a diet

with these. Anyone out there that is in the know?

[Guest guest]

I am interested in learning more about Ginkgo Biloba for children with Ds, and I have heard this group talk about a separate study group that is ongoing. Could someone tell me how to get involved with that group as well. Thanks, PaigeJoanElder@... wrote: Ginkgo Biloba Extract Fights Anxiety Generalized anxiety disorder, or GAD, is defined as nearly

constant worry or fear about everyday events. Patients who suffer from it are often prescribed anti-anxiety drugs known as benzodiazepines, but such medications can have unwanted side effects. In a study accepted by Journal of Psychiatric Research in May, 2006, and published online ahead of print, 107 patients with GAD, or a similar condition called adjustment disorder with anxious mood, received either a high dose of a gingko biloba extract called EGb 761®, a low dose of the same extract, or a placebo for four weeks. Result: the extract worked roughly as well as benzodiazepines, but was tolerated better, had fewer serious adverse effects and had no risk of dependence. Although the study will need to be repeated in a larger population to verify the efficacy of the extract, it is just one more example of how the combination of compounds in a natural botanical or botanical extract can perform on a par with single-compound synthetic drugs,

but with far fewer negatives. More attention needs to be given to this kind of research. See what's free at AOL.com.

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Did the article indicate a dosage? I have an older daughter who is my "anxious, worry-wort." Thanks for posting.

Mindy

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Ginkgo Biloba Extract Fights Anxiety

Generalized anxiety disorder, or GAD, is defined as nearly constant worry or fear about everyday events. Patients who suffer from it are often prescribed anti-anxiety drugs known as benzodiazepines, but such medications can have unwanted side effects.

In a study accepted by Journal of Psychiatric Research in May, 2006, and published online ahead of print, 107 patients with GAD, or a similar condition called adjustment disorder with anxious mood, received either a high dose of a gingko biloba extract called EGb 761®, a low dose of the same extract, or a placebo for four weeks. Result: the extract worked roughly as well as benzodiazepines, but was tolerated better, had fewer serious adverse effects and had no risk of dependence.

Although the study will need to be repeated in a larger population to verify the efficacy of the extract, it is just one more example of how the combination of compounds in a natural botanical or botanical extract can perform on a par with single-compound synthetic drugs, but with far fewer negatives. More attention needs to be given to this kind of research.

See what's free at AOL.com.

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I think this is what you are referring too:

DS-GB/

http://p068.ezboard.com/bdownsyndromeginkgobilobaparentstrial

QadoshyahGot Down Syndrome?www.gotdownsyndrome.netBlog: http://gotdownsyndrome.blogspot.com

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I am interested in learning more about Ginkgo Biloba for children with Ds, and I have heard this group talk about a separate study group that is ongoing. Could someone tell me how to get involved with that group as well. Thanks, PaigeJoanElderAOL (DOT) COM wrote:

Ginkgo Biloba Extract Fights Anxiety

Generalized anxiety disorder, or GAD, is defined as nearly constant worry or fear about everyday events. Patients who suffer from it are often prescribed anti-anxiety drugs known as benzodiazepines, but such medications can have unwanted side effects.

In a study accepted by Journal of Psychiatric Research in May, 2006, and published online ahead of print, 107 patients with GAD, or a similar condition called adjustment disorder with anxious mood, received either a high dose of a gingko biloba extract called EGb 761®, a low dose of the same extract, or a placebo for four weeks. Result: the extract worked roughly as well as benzodiazepines, but was tolerated better, had fewer serious adverse effects and had no risk of dependence.

Although the study will need to be repeated in a larger population to verify the efficacy of the extract, it is just one more example of how the combination of compounds in a natural botanical or botanical extract can perform on a par with single-compound synthetic drugs, but with far fewer negatives. More attention needs to be given to this kind of research.

See what's free at AOL.com.

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<< Also, I keep getting the run around

as to the actual procedure to upgrade. Before I was kicked out, my old 1st

Sgt told me the legal office on base handles it, but they said no, the local

VA does. I called back in June when I was first eligible to do this, and

they said no, the base legal office does it. Does anyone know where to

start? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

>>

,

Your story sounds pretty familiar, but in a different way as to what you are

looking for.

I joined the army, and I was commissioned in a branch that I didn't want.

So, I asked everywhere, and I mean EVERYWHERE on post and everyone on post,

and I just couldn't get a straight answer, but I surely did after I wrote the

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff(Shalikashvilli back then), the Sec of

Defense(Aspin), Sec of the Army(togo West), and the President. Yes, I

finally got an answer, in paper, but it's a shame that NO ONE in the army

would give me a straight answer, but what do they expect???

I'm not exactly sure as to the answer to your question, but I would go

straight for the Congressional representative. I would write in the letter

to your Congressmen stating that NO ONE will give you a straight

answer.....and I would write down who did NOT give you a straight answer so

that the Congressman knows who is dependable and who is not(mostly not). I

would also enclose copies of the answers that you received from the VA and

other govt. agencies.

Good luck with your search!!!

Good luck w

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In a message dated 10/16/99 12:47:36 AM !!!First Boot!!!, sisternet@...

writes:

<< hi all .. spoke with Chaplain, Lawyers, JAG, OMB, reporters ...

been a busy morning .. the feedback I am getting is that if anyone refuses

this vaccine they will be a civillian by Jan 1 at this point?

It seems to be fast to me .. I understand it is all on what each Commander

does / says .. but ... I was just wondering ... should I start sending out

Resume's now?? >>

First of all, to answer your second point, it's NEVER too early to start

sending out resumes. Look for military recrutiing firms in the back of the

army times, marines corps times, navy times, or air force times(if you were

an officer or an NCO).

Also, you might want to contact some friends who have gotten out of the

service...and maybe they can help you out with a job search. A fair amount

of Army posts that I have heard about had ACAP(Army Career and Alumni

Program) offices, and these ACAP offices can assist you in your transistion

from the military to the civilian world.

Be sure to get ALL of your paperwork ready...and make sure that you get a

DD 214(Statement of Military Service), which shows to employers that you were

in the military, and what you did, and how long you were in for, and what

awards and decorations you received. This is very helpful when applying for

state and federal jobs, such as working as a civilan employee for the same

post you are at(believe it or not), or the post office, police, teaching,

etc. A fair amount of government employers will give preference to those with

prior military experience.

Oh yea...almost forgot...maybe the VA can help you as well, since you will be

a veteran. On that note, maybe the VFW or American Legion can help you too...