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Excuse me. Word did not go out that it was a harmful product. The only ones

saying that it is harmful are the ones who were all about it until Matt

would not sell the business to them. Please do not repeat their lies.

Matt Monarch still takes it because he knows it is good. He is a hypocrite.

Follow the motives of these people and know the truth and do not perpetuate

their lies. You never want to join up with people who would take a good

product, like Adya Clarity, away from people. It supports life, health, and

reproduction. Ask my goats. Most of them had triplets last year instead of

twins. No one had any super shots, they just drank the water. Knowing what

it does for fertility would you be afraid to give it to someone who is

pregnant? Think.

Click on some of the links Gardy sent and see for yourself what is really

going on here. This has been going on for a year and it finally came to a

head. It is great exposure for Adya Clarity. I see good things coming from

all this.

Marilyn

On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 10:02 PM, Liberty Chick <ouched63188@...>wrote:

> Hi Marilyn and all you Adya Clarity users,

>

> Here is something that you may want to consider before continuing to

> consume this product. Just educate yourself and make an informed decision.

> Have you had an independent lab do a test on the product to prove what's

> actually in the product? You can't always trust what the company who sells

> it says. A great alternative to add minerals is to use Himilayan Salt, it

> costs much less than Adya Clarity.

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> First of all, the company put out a press release to try to calm the fears

> of people when the word got out that it was a harmful product. You can't

> trust the company who makes it to be objective...they want to calm your

> fears to keep selling you the very expensive product and make money.

>

> Another thing to think about is where it comes from. It comes from

> Japan...hello!!! Has anyone heard of Fukushima? Do you think the

> radiation is not blanketing the whole country of Japan? Hot particles are

> piling up in California and have even been detected at 2 out of 3 testing

> sites in Massachusetts. I wouldn't trust ANYTHING coming from Japan ever

> again. The northern hemisphere has a lot more radiation than the southern

> hemisphere. Here is the half life for the radioactive particles that are

> being release from Fuku...

>

> -- Cesium-134 -- 2 years

> -- Cesium-137 -- 30 years

> -- Iodine-131 -- 8 days

> -- Plutonium-239 -- 24,200 years

> -- Ruthenium-103 -- 39 days (fission product of Uranium-235)

> -- Ruthenium-106 -- 374 days

> -- Stronium-90 -- 28.85 years (a product of nuclear fission found in large

> amounts of spend fuel from nuclear reactors)

> -- Uranium-238 -- 4.468 billion years

>

> Just taking the above radiation into account, and the fact that it comes

> from Japan, is the primary reason to be concerned and the aluminum sulfate,

> sulfuric acid and iron sulfate are the least of your worries.

>

> One other thing to consider...if the FDA approves it, you want to turn

> around and run the other way, not walk, but RUN! The FDA is not our friend.

>

> Do not disregard the info on www.naturalnews.com because you think it's a

> smear campaign. Look into the hard facts and make an informed decision.

>

> Here is an article on it today...

>

> 12 striking contradictions between Adya Clarity and the core health

> principles of raw foods living

> http://www.naturalnews.com/034051_Adya_Clarity_raw_foods.html#ixzz1chJo4LGD

>

> Just something for people to think about and make an informed decision.

>

> Al

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Please, it is not bad here. That is just hysteria. If I were you, I'd stop

wallowing in anxiety.

From: ouched63188@...

Date: Fri, 4 Nov 2011 05:11:12 +0000

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Here is some info about the radiation from Fukushima. If it's pretty bad

here in the US, what do you think it is in Japan.

Report: US topsoil contains levels of radioactive cesium up to 10,000 percent

higher than previously believed

http://www.naturalnews.com/034048_topsoil_radioactive_cesium.html#ixzz1ci6S8BlF

Al

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This is all the more reason to use Adya Clarity to get the radioactive minerals

OUT of the water supply. Thank you for bringing more attention to this great

product called Adya Clarity.

Marilyn

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> Excuse me. Word did not go out that it was a harmful product. The only ones

> saying that it is harmful are the ones who were all about it until Matt

> would not sell the business to them. Please do not repeat their lies.

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I would very much like to know how you know Matt Monarch still takes Adya

Clarity, Marilyn. Are you his personal friend?

And thanks to Al for pointing out what so many people forget - Fukishima! That

sucker is still burning and spewing contaminants into the air as well as the

sea. I have stopped buying anything from Japan and I have stopped eating sushi.

I am also considering I may have to stop eating my precious wild Pacific salmon.

Shari

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Hi Shari,

You have to click on the links Gardy sent and read the whole story from

everyone. It is tucked in there somewhere. Matt Monarch made a mistake and

sent someone an email saying how he still uses it. I think it is under the

heading " Adya Clarity under Attack. " I will post the message from Gardy

again below. Everyone needs to read the whole story before jumping to

confusion because of what two or three people are saying and backed up by

nothing.

I have watched many, many episodes that Matt Monarch filmed. Have you? His

episodes are very entertaining so I watch them. I watched a lot of the ones

where he promotes Adya Clarity. Did you see him in his three hour bath with

Adya Clarity. I watch that one, too. The man obviously was getting great

benefit from the product and was absolutely sold on it. That must be how he

was able to sell literally millions of dollars worth in the last six

months. I started taking baths with it recently and it is indeed a

wonderful experience.

Marilyn

Adya Inc. has released an official statement. Please visit this link: Adya

Clarity <http://www.adyaclarity.com/>

Here is a link to my website that has everything so far from Adya Inc. : Adya

Clarity Under

Attack<http://www.blackmicaminerals.com/adya_clarity_under_attack.html?referer=m\

ailid:6>

Please also read this link about Adya Clarity being Under

Attack<http://www.blackmicaminerals.com/Burk-Elder-Hale-Third-press-release-on-a\

dya-clarity.html?referer=mailid:6>

As it becomes available, I will continue to post information, debunking

what has been stated by the Natural News' Mike (AKA The Health

Ranger). Adya Inc. states that everything in the Adya Clarity product is

safe for consumption and will be putting up more info very soon regarding

the actual safety and benefits of this product. You can go to

www.adyaclarity.com right now to view Adya Inc.’s official press release.

A recent internet smear campaign has been created by a few individuals

that, to my knowledge thus far, together, or acting alone tried to develop

a hostile takeover on Adya Inc. Adya Inc. has taken the stance that; said

circulated articles contain false statements that have been released by

individuals who do not have any solid evidence to back up these claims.

These same individuals, who have been all about this product from the

beginning and have sold this product to the masses have known exactly what

minerals are contained in this solution from the beginning have set up to

try to hurt Adya Inc and it's distribution stream.

Contrary to the rumors, *Adya Inc. has NOT put out a recall on the product

Adya Clarity.*

Right now, I ask that you have patience so we can perform our due diligence

in getting the truth out there about the safety and benefits of this,

still, amazing product. I am sure that this has created a lot of concern

and undue stress on all of you but Adya Inc. assures us that Adya Inc. is

in compliance with the powers that be to be able to safely distribute and

consume this product.

I would be happy to schedule times to talk to you all individually to give

you more insight on the progress and as to how this negative propaganda

came about against Adya Inc.. There is definitely more than meets the eye

regarding this smear campaign and the truth will prevail. Thank you for

your patience on all of this and we will be getting more information to you

as it comes in from Adya Inc. to ensure the safety of this product.

*Gardy Bandfield*

On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 6:43 PM, ShariV <shavig@...> wrote:

> I would very much like to know how you know Matt Monarch still takes Adya

> Clarity, Marilyn. Are you his personal friend?

>

> And thanks to Al for pointing out what so many people forget - Fukishima!

> That sucker is still burning and spewing contaminants into the air as well

> as the sea. I have stopped buying anything from Japan and I have stopped

> eating sushi. I am also considering I may have to stop eating my precious

> wild Pacific salmon.

>

> Shari

>

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, I'm curious, do you live in Japan? I did not know that and would be very

interested in knowing more about the condition of things at Fukishima from

someone closer than I.

Thanks, Shari

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Actually, I assumed that the hysterical person was in North America. I don't

know what it is like around Fukashima.

From: shavig@...

Date: Fri, 4 Nov 2011 22:08:08 -0700

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, I'm curious, do you live in Japan? I did not know that and would

be very interested in knowing more about the condition of things at Fukishima

from someone closer than I.

Thanks, Shari

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Hehehe, okay . You just keep thinking things are alright in North America.

I've had to stop reading and listening about it, makes me too sad. Makes me sad

we Americans are so ignorant to what is going on. Part of it is the news has

stopped flowing here as we are more concerned with our 401ks. (Glad I pulled

everything from the stockmarket right after 9/11.)

Thanks for everyone's input into this matter. I am going to " sleep " on it all

and see if I really want to continue with Adya or not. Got to go with my gut on

this one. Neither party involved is a scientist and there's a lot of money

involved. I'm just really confused right now.

Later - Shari

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As far as the radiation is concerned, you can't trust the governments of either

Japan or the US to tell us the truth. Just about everything out of their mouths

is a lie. They say there is nothing to worry about but when you can't see it,

feel it, taste it or smell it, it won't hurt you...right? That is a lie right

out of the pit of hell.

I'm looking forward to reading the test results from the independent lab.

Al

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very interested in knowing more about the condition of things at Fukishima from

someone closer than I.

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>Thanks, Shari

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Steve and Harlena,

Wow, nice experiment! How long ago did you have your water tested? How long

ago for the WKG experiment? I'm assuming that you don't have well water because

you boil the water to get rid of the chlorine. How long ago did you do this

experiment? Have you considered using Himalayan Salt for the minerals? If you

do, I would be interested in hearing about those test results. Real science, as

opposed to scientism/fake science, is very interesting. Real science follows

natural law not opposes it.

Al

This is not real science unless it is repeatable. My water grains do great on

Adya Clarity. So we need a hundred more people to do the experiment and compare

results.

Marilyn,

who is quite pleased with the results from my goat, , who has been taking

Adya Clarity super shots for two weeks now. She is so perky now and everyone

says how much better she looks.

My next step is to get goldfish and give them Adya Clarity. Fish are very

sensitive to anything the least toxic. You get hardly a warning. They just die.

We shall see.

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You know people to have to have anxiety about the radiation in the northern

hemisphere that will never go away in our lifetimes. There are lots of ways to

detox radiation out of the body. There are nutrients you can take, Relax Far

Infrared Ray Saunas you can do, detoxing, detox baths, lots and lots of ways to

detox radiation. You can look up all your health problems on

www.naturalnews.com and they can all be treated naturally. Do a search for

detox radiation.

Al

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Yeah, but Geiger Counters are not that expensive, and I am positive that you are

wallowing in your anxiety and expecting everyone else to also be anxious so that

you can feel good about the fact that your need to project the cause of your

anxiety on to the outside is warranted. It is not warranted. I am not anxious.

There is no need to be anxious. You are carrying anxiety around with you in

your subconscious. This is extremely common. You are not alone. Yoga,

pranayama, meditation will all help with your anxiety. Deal with it.

From: ouched63188@...

Date: Sun, 6 Nov 2011 00:14:48 -0400

Subject: Re: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

As far as the radiation is concerned, you can't trust the governments of

either Japan or the US to tell us the truth. Just about everything out of their

mouths is a lie. They say there is nothing to worry about but when you can't

see it, feel it, taste it or smell it, it won't hurt you...right? That is a lie

right out of the pit of hell.

I'm looking forward to reading the test results from the independent lab.

Al

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very interested in knowing more about the condition of things at Fukishima from

someone closer than I.

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Yeah, but Geiger Counters are not that expensive, and I am positive that you are

wallowing in your anxiety and expecting everyone else to also be anxious so that

you can feel good about the fact that your need to project the cause of your

anxiety on to the outside is warranted. It is not warranted. I am not anxious.

There is no need to be anxious. You are carrying anxiety around with you in

your subconscious. This is extremely common. You are not alone. Yoga,

pranayama, meditation will all help with your anxiety. Deal with it.

From: ouched63188@...

Date: Sun, 6 Nov 2011 00:14:48 -0400

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You keep doing what you are doing and I'll keep doing what I'm doing. People

who don't take precautions will end up sick. That is your choice.

Al

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Your burden of anxiety is much more likely to make you sick than any radiation

dissipated over millions of square miles of Pacific Ocean. About 8,000,000

square miles by my estimate. But you just love to cling to the cactus of your

anxiety.

From: ouched63188@...

Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2011 12:47:07 -0500

Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

You keep doing what you are doing and I'll keep doing what I'm doing.

People who don't take precautions will end up sick. That is your choice.

Al

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Distance really doesn't mean anything. When Mt. St. Helens blew they found

ash on the east coast, but Portland didn't get a lot; depends on how the

wind is blowing. And, there is only 6,000 miles between Japan and the West

Coast, which is much more significant than 8,000,000 square miles of ocean.

Yes, anxiety can make you sicker than not worrying, but not taking

precautions against a known hazard can make you sick as well. There are

natural things you can do to detox radiation. I, for one, am not worrying

about possible radiation poisoning from Japan. I figure if I eat healthy

(which includes my kefir smoothies with raw food), use my homeopathies and

energy work, and do light detoxing, I probably don't have too much to worry

about. If I show symptoms of radiation poisoning, then I would up my

program. We are responsible for our own health, one way or another.

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[mailto: ] On Behalf Of Bird

Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 12:35 PM

Marilyn's Kefir Group

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Your burden of anxiety is much more likely to make you sick than any

radiation dissipated over millions of square miles of Pacific Ocean. About

8,000,000 square miles by my estimate. But you just love to cling to the

cactus of your anxiety.

<mailto:%40>

From: ouched63188@... <mailto:ouched63188%40mypacks.net>

Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2011 12:47:07 -0500

Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

You keep doing what you are doing and I'll keep doing what I'm doing. People

who don't take precautions will end up sick. That is your choice.

Al

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You are absolutely right . Taking precautions is smart, ignoring the

truth is dumb!

Al

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>Distance really doesn't mean anything. When Mt. St. Helens blew they found

>ash on the east coast, but Portland didn't get a lot; depends on how the

>wind is blowing. And, there is only 6,000 miles between Japan and the West

>Coast, which is much more significant than 8,000,000 square miles of ocean.

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>Yes, anxiety can make you sicker than not worrying, but not taking

>precautions against a known hazard can make you sick as well. There are

>natural things you can do to detox radiation. I, for one, am not worrying

>about possible radiation poisoning from Japan. I figure if I eat healthy

>(which includes my kefir smoothies with raw food), use my homeopathies and

>energy work, and do light detoxing, I probably don't have too much to worry

>about. If I show symptoms of radiation poisoning, then I would up my

>program. We are responsible for our own health, one way or another.

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I Lived in Portland during the eruption of Mount Saint Helens

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On Nov 8, 2011, at 11:56 PM, " Holladay " <sandrah@...> wrote:

> Distance really doesn't mean anything. When Mt. St. Helens blew they found

> ash on the east coast, but Portland didn't get a lot; depends on how the

> wind is blowing. And, there is only 6,000 miles between Japan and the West

> Coast, which is much more significant than 8,000,000 square miles of ocean.

>

> Yes, anxiety can make you sicker than not worrying, but not taking

> precautions against a known hazard can make you sick as well. There are

> natural things you can do to detox radiation. I, for one, am not worrying

> about possible radiation poisoning from Japan. I figure if I eat healthy

> (which includes my kefir smoothies with raw food), use my homeopathies and

> energy work, and do light detoxing, I probably don't have too much to worry

> about. If I show symptoms of radiation poisoning, then I would up my

> program. We are responsible for our own health, one way or another.

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> [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Bird

> Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 12:35 PM

> Marilyn's Kefir Group

> Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

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> Your burden of anxiety is much more likely to make you sick than any

> radiation dissipated over millions of square miles of Pacific Ocean. About

> 8,000,000 square miles by my estimate. But you just love to cling to the

> cactus of your anxiety.

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> Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2011 12:47:07 -0500

> Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

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> You keep doing what you are doing and I'll keep doing what I'm doing. People

> who don't take precautions will end up sick. That is your choice.

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I lived in Portland during the eruption of Mount Saint Helens and Portland got

quite a bit of ash. We had several inches in our backyard and everything coated.

Sent from my iPhone

On Nov 8, 2011, at 11:56 PM, " Holladay " <sandrah@...> wrote:

> Distance really doesn't mean anything. When Mt. St. Helens blew they found

> ash on the east coast, but Portland didn't get a lot; depends on how the

> wind is blowing. And, there is only 6,000 miles between Japan and the West

> Coast, which is much more significant than 8,000,000 square miles of ocean.

>

> Yes, anxiety can make you sicker than not worrying, but not taking

> precautions against a known hazard can make you sick as well. There are

> natural things you can do to detox radiation. I, for one, am not worrying

> about possible radiation poisoning from Japan. I figure if I eat healthy

> (which includes my kefir smoothies with raw food), use my homeopathies and

> energy work, and do light detoxing, I probably don't have too much to worry

> about. If I show symptoms of radiation poisoning, then I would up my

> program. We are responsible for our own health, one way or another.

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> [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Bird

> Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 12:35 PM

> Marilyn's Kefir Group

> Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

>

> Your burden of anxiety is much more likely to make you sick than any

> radiation dissipated over millions of square miles of Pacific Ocean. About

> 8,000,000 square miles by my estimate. But you just love to cling to the

> cactus of your anxiety.

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> From: ouched63188@... <mailto:ouched63188%40mypacks.net>

> Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2011 12:47:07 -0500

> Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

>

> You keep doing what you are doing and I'll keep doing what I'm doing. People

> who don't take precautions will end up sick. That is your choice.

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Distance means everything. When Mt. St. Helens blew, I did not die under a

cloud of ash. You didn't either. Even people down wind did not die. People in

Boston, which is roughly down wind, did not die. In fact, if the people in

Boston even noticed an improvement in their sunsets, that would have been

remarkable. The settling dust or radiation decreases relative to the square of

the distance. By the time radiation gets across the Pacific...Wait. Most of it

doesn't get across the Pacific. Most of it settles peacefully into the ocean

and since those particles tend to be heavy, they settle to the bottom of the

ocean and get recycled. And 100 million years from now some scientist notices a

layer of sedimentary rock that has slightly more by-products of U-239 than other

layers. And the amount of radioactivity from Japan is indistinguishable from

the amount of background radioactivity that you get from taking a hike in the

Sierras or the Rockies.

So, I gave a long explanation why you should not be anxious, but I know that

this will not do any good. Even if I talked you out of being anxious about

radiation from Fukushima, you would just find something else to be anxious

about. I bet a gallon of kefir that you are anxious about Global Warming

despite the fact that you will be long death before any of the supposed negative

effects show themselves even according to the worse scenarios. The reason that

you will always be anxious is that you are carrying it about in your

subconscious. You need to do something about that. I suggest Rasa Sadhana,

yoga, meditation, light pranayama, EFT, and ayurvedic lifestyle. There may be

other things that you can do.

From: sandrah@...

Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2011 21:56:42 -0700

Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

Distance really doesn't mean anything. When Mt. St. Helens blew they found

ash on the east coast, but Portland didn't get a lot; depends on how the

wind is blowing. And, there is only 6,000 miles between Japan and the West

Coast, which is much more significant than 8,000,000 square miles of ocean.

Yes, anxiety can make you sicker than not worrying, but not taking

precautions against a known hazard can make you sick as well. There are

natural things you can do to detox radiation. I, for one, am not worrying

about possible radiation poisoning from Japan. I figure if I eat healthy

(which includes my kefir smoothies with raw food), use my homeopathies and

energy work, and do light detoxing, I probably don't have too much to worry

about. If I show symptoms of radiation poisoning, then I would up my

program. We are responsible for our own health, one way or another.

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of Bird

Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 12:35 PM

Marilyn's Kefir Group

Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

Your burden of anxiety is much more likely to make you sick than any

radiation dissipated over millions of square miles of Pacific Ocean. About

8,000,000 square miles by my estimate. But you just love to cling to the

cactus of your anxiety.

<mailto:%40>

From: ouched63188@... <mailto:ouched63188%40mypacks.net>

Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2011 12:47:07 -0500

Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

You keep doing what you are doing and I'll keep doing what I'm doing. People

who don't take precautions will end up sick. That is your choice.

Al

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I thought that that problem was only anxiety. I see also that we have a problem

with schooling. A plume of dust from Japan would form roughly a triangle

(forgetting about the curvature of the Earth) from Fukushima to the USA. The

triangle would be roughly 6,000 miles from Fukushima to the USA. Assuming the

worst and the triangular plume had a width from San Diego to Seattle, that would

be roughly 2,000 miles. The area of the triangle would be roughly 6,000 times

2,000 divided by 2, which is 6,000,000 square miles.

I just checked the distance from Tokyo to Seattle [ at

http://www.freemaptools.com/how-far-is-it-between.htm ] to be 4777.723 miles.

The distance from Vancouver, BC to Seattle, WA is 1183.712 miles The triangle

of the plume would be (not counting the curvature of the Earth) 4778 times 1183

divided by 2 equals 2,825,595 square miles. I accept my correction. It is only

2,825,595 square miles

This is still way too large to fret about.

From: gagoose@...

Date: Wed, 9 Nov 2011 00:20:56 -0500

Subject: Re: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

I Lived in Portland during the eruption of Mount Saint Helens

Sent from my iPhone

On Nov 8, 2011, at 11:56 PM, " Holladay " <sandrah@...> wrote:

> Distance really doesn't mean anything. When Mt. St. Helens blew they found

> ash on the east coast, but Portland didn't get a lot; depends on how the

> wind is blowing. And, there is only 6,000 miles between Japan and the West

> Coast, which is much more significant than 8,000,000 square miles of ocean.

>

> Yes, anxiety can make you sicker than not worrying, but not taking

> precautions against a known hazard can make you sick as well. There are

> natural things you can do to detox radiation. I, for one, am not worrying

> about possible radiation poisoning from Japan. I figure if I eat healthy

> (which includes my kefir smoothies with raw food), use my homeopathies and

> energy work, and do light detoxing, I probably don't have too much to worry

> about. If I show symptoms of radiation poisoning, then I would up my

> program. We are responsible for our own health, one way or another.

>

>

>

> From:

> [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Bird

> Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 12:35 PM

> Marilyn's Kefir Group

> Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

>

> Your burden of anxiety is much more likely to make you sick than any

> radiation dissipated over millions of square miles of Pacific Ocean. About

> 8,000,000 square miles by my estimate. But you just love to cling to the

> cactus of your anxiety.

>

>

>

>

> <mailto:%40>

> From: ouched63188@... <mailto:ouched63188%40mypacks.net>

> Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2011 12:47:07 -0500

> Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

>

> You keep doing what you are doing and I'll keep doing what I'm doing. People

> who don't take precautions will end up sick. That is your choice.

>

> Al

>

>

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I checked with Edmund Scientific and found Geiger counters ranging from $269 to

$899. Hardly prices that would slowdown an enterprising scientific sort of

person from checking to make sure that there was no problem. And this does not

count all the other sources of Geiger counters and all of the other Geiger

counters already owned by science hobbyists, geologists, kids, etc. etc. etc.

And yet none of those people are posting warnings on the internet. It is

amazing how clever and resourceful those evil guys in black can be!!!

You can also buy Geiger Counters on Amazon.com

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Actually, , you do have one more thing to worry about. It is not the FDA.

It is not big government or the Republicans or the Democrats or the Koch

brothers and Soros or pollution or global warming or GMOs or Big Business

or whatever. You are still going to die. But I have the solution to that worry

also. Not the solution to death, but the solution to worrying about death:

Near Death Experiences:

http://www.near-death.com/ or http://www.near-death.com/forum.html

http://www.nderf.org/ or http://www.nderf.org/archives_main.htm

http://www.oberf.org/

Why would I go to such trouble to address your issues if I am such a meany head?

This is why I go to such trouble to address your issues:

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=201385733270823 & set=o.171796016236759 & typ\

e=1 & mid=5240

From: gagoose@...

Date: Wed, 9 Nov 2011 00:20:56 -0500

Subject: Re: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

I Lived in Portland during the eruption of Mount Saint Helens

Sent from my iPhone

On Nov 8, 2011, at 11:56 PM, " Holladay " <sandrah@...> wrote:

> Distance really doesn't mean anything. When Mt. St. Helens blew they found

> ash on the east coast, but Portland didn't get a lot; depends on how the

> wind is blowing. And, there is only 6,000 miles between Japan and the West

> Coast, which is much more significant than 8,000,000 square miles of ocean.

>

> Yes, anxiety can make you sicker than not worrying, but not taking

> precautions against a known hazard can make you sick as well. There are

> natural things you can do to detox radiation. I, for one, am not worrying

> about possible radiation poisoning from Japan. I figure if I eat healthy

> (which includes my kefir smoothies with raw food), use my homeopathies and

> energy work, and do light detoxing, I probably don't have too much to worry

> about. If I show symptoms of radiation poisoning, then I would up my

> program. We are responsible for our own health, one way or another.

>

>

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Oops. I should have said " the distance from Vancouver, BC to San Diego, CA is

1183.712 miles " . That would be a big difference.

Sorry about that. I always re-read my posts many times, but that one snuck

through.

From: rogerbird2@...

Date: Wed, 9 Nov 2011 09:33:50 -0700

Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

I thought that that problem was only anxiety. I see also that we have a problem

with schooling. A plume of dust from Japan would form roughly a triangle

(forgetting about the curvature of the Earth) from Fukushima to the USA. The

triangle would be roughly 6,000 miles from Fukushima to the USA. Assuming the

worst and the triangular plume had a width from San Diego to Seattle, that would

be roughly 2,000 miles. The area of the triangle would be roughly 6,000 times

2,000 divided by 2, which is 6,000,000 square miles.

I just checked the distance from Tokyo to Seattle [ at

http://www.freemaptools.com/how-far-is-it-between.htm ] to be 4777.723 miles.

The distance from Vancouver, BC to Seattle, WA is 1183.712 miles The triangle

of the plume would be (not counting the curvature of the Earth) 4778 times 1183

divided by 2 equals 2,825,595 square miles. I accept my correction. It is only

2,825,595 square miles

This is still way too large to fret about.

From: gagoose@...

Date: Wed, 9 Nov 2011 00:20:56 -0500

Subject: Re: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

I Lived in Portland during the eruption of Mount Saint Helens

Sent from my iPhone

On Nov 8, 2011, at 11:56 PM, " Holladay " <sandrah@...> wrote:

> Distance really doesn't mean anything. When Mt. St. Helens blew they found

> ash on the east coast, but Portland didn't get a lot; depends on how the

> wind is blowing. And, there is only 6,000 miles between Japan and the West

> Coast, which is much more significant than 8,000,000 square miles of ocean.

>

> Yes, anxiety can make you sicker than not worrying, but not taking

> precautions against a known hazard can make you sick as well. There are

> natural things you can do to detox radiation. I, for one, am not worrying

> about possible radiation poisoning from Japan. I figure if I eat healthy

> (which includes my kefir smoothies with raw food), use my homeopathies and

> energy work, and do light detoxing, I probably don't have too much to worry

> about. If I show symptoms of radiation poisoning, then I would up my

> program. We are responsible for our own health, one way or another.

>

>

>

> From:

> [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Bird

> Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 12:35 PM

> Marilyn's Kefir Group

> Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

>

> Your burden of anxiety is much more likely to make you sick than any

> radiation dissipated over millions of square miles of Pacific Ocean. About

> 8,000,000 square miles by my estimate. But you just love to cling to the

> cactus of your anxiety.

>

>

>

>

> <mailto:%40>

> From: ouched63188@... <mailto:ouched63188%40mypacks.net>

> Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2011 12:47:07 -0500

> Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

>

> You keep doing what you are doing and I'll keep doing what I'm doing. People

> who don't take precautions will end up sick. That is your choice.

>

> Al

>

>

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Your chances of being killed in an automobile accident are hundreds of times

greater than your being harmed by radiation from Japan. If you have a child,

that child is thousands of times more likely to be killed in an automobile

accident than to be molested by some dirt-bag. Yet hysterical people worry

constantly about the child molester. Wise risk management means that you tackle

the likely problems first, and worry about the unlikely problems later. Al, you

are enabling an anxious person who needs to deal with her anxiety. There is way

too much subjectivity to the idea that " Taking precautions is smart, ignoring

the truth is dumb! "

Subjectivity is a wonderful and essentially thing, but subjectivity has no place

in risk management.

From: ouched63188@...

Date: Wed, 9 Nov 2011 00:15:42 -0500

Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

You are absolutely right . Taking precautions is smart, ignoring

the truth is dumb!

Al

>Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Adya Inc. press release

>

>Distance really doesn't mean anything. When Mt. St. Helens blew they found

>ash on the east coast, but Portland didn't get a lot; depends on how the

>wind is blowing. And, there is only 6,000 miles between Japan and the West

>Coast, which is much more significant than 8,000,000 square miles of ocean.

>

>

>

>Yes, anxiety can make you sicker than not worrying, but not taking

>precautions against a known hazard can make you sick as well. There are

>natural things you can do to detox radiation. I, for one, am not worrying

>about possible radiation poisoning from Japan. I figure if I eat healthy

>(which includes my kefir smoothies with raw food), use my homeopathies and

>energy work, and do light detoxing, I probably don't have too much to worry

>about. If I show symptoms of radiation poisoning, then I would up my

>program. We are responsible for our own health, one way or another.

>

>

>

>

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You keep drinking that coolaid!!..better yet, why don't you move to beautiful

Japan. I hear it has some new beachfront property that's been cleared out

recently and has a unique attraction in that you don't need any nightlights

because it glows at night.

Global Warming...oops, Climate Change...oops, is that what it's being called

these days is a scam...it's called " ClimateGate. " Look it up. The opposite is

actually true, we are heading into a mini ice age. It's a huge scam to put a

carbon tax (with the devices that were patented by ENRON...REMEMBER THEM?) on

every person on the face of the earth to plunder the wealth, bankrupt the world

and put into effect the New World Order. The patented devices will be capable

of shutting off your power when they feel you've used too much electricity or if

you can't pay your electric bill because the cost of electricity " will

necessarily skyrocket. " Do those words sound familiar? They were spoken by the

current White House occupant.

Al

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>

>

>

>You keep doing what you are doing and I'll keep doing what I'm doing. People

>

>who don't take precautions will end up sick. That is your choice.

>

>

>

>Al

>

>

>

>

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