Re: Happy Birthday CR Support Group!

October 13, 2006

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Well Francesca: WELL DONE!

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IMO, overwhelmingly the most important reason this site has thrived,

and continues to do so, is because of the enormous amount of effort

you have made: Setting it up in the first place; establishing

the 'rules', 'code of conduct' etc.; developing the files; monitoring

it pretty much continuously for six years; and making sure that the

content of contributions is fairly strictly scientific in nature,

supplying published peer-reviewed references, with personal opinion

minimized and, when offered, always declared as such.

This site is an invaluable tool for me because I know that someone

here will post pretty much any significant new health preservation

discovery fairly not long after publication. So I feel I do not need

to monitor other health information sources. And most days all it

takes is ten minutes to keep up with things, since idle chatter and

baseless speculation are largely absent, keeping the post count down

to manageable proportions.

I think I would happily settle for just 60 more years. But of course

by then telomerase therapy will probably permit us to live a lot

longer than that.

All the best to everyone here, but especially Francesca, in our quest

to remain healthy and active for a ***lot*** longer than the averages

that appear in the life tables.

YeeeeeeeeeeeeHA!!! : ^ )))))

Rodney.

>

> Folks: it was 6 years ago today that a handful of us decided

that " another "

> CR group was needed and the CR Support Group was born.

>

> From that handful of members, the latest census count of

our " membership "

> (shown on our home page) is: 2,228 members with 25 new members in

just the

> last 7 days (and going strong).

>

> So happy birthday to us! May we all live and post for another 100

years!

>

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