Re: Awareness in my daughter

[Guest guest]

that is fabulous!

go !

Heidi

From: "krstagliano" <KRStagliano@...>Reply-EOHarm To: EOHarm Subject: Awareness in my daughterDate: Mon, 22 Oct 2007 23:25:34 -0000

Well this one blew my mind: My just pointed out to us that the CNN logo is now GREEN after having been red for as long as I (and she) can recall. That she was able to notice, process and then articulate that to us is an achievement!

[Guest guest]

wow... how fantastic

how old is she

Awareness in my daughterDate: Mon, 22 Oct 2007 23:25:34 -0000

Well this one blew my mind: My just pointed out to us that the CNN logo is now GREEN after having been red for as long as I (and she) can recall. That she was able to notice, process and then articulate that to us is an achievement!

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[Guest guest]

You know, we have a whole generation of recovered kids coming in to

their own. As adults who each had to spend their entire childhood

taking supplements, transdermal creams, shots, special diets, ABA,

speech, RDI, etc., many of our kids will be angry enough to force

BIG time changes within the very media that defended those greedy

bafoons who contributed to their neurological differences. They will

be able to see right through the reporting tactics of media monsters

like CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox news, etc.

, I'm so proud of you...you just took the first step toward

setting the world straight. You saw what few of us has been able to

see. As a society, we have become conditioned to accept what we see

and hear as fact, without looking at the bigger picture. For years,

CNN showed us " red " . When they made a change, it was quiet and

subtle. But as a recovering child, YOU called it and brought it to

our attention! Keep it up, . Keep us all on our toes!!!!

-Trish

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> Well this one blew my mind: My just pointed out to us that

the

> CNN logo is now GREEN after having been red for as long as I (and

she)

> can recall. That she was able to notice, process and then

articulate

> that to us is an achievement!

>

[Guest guest]

Here's to galluping development.

By the way, are they changing it from red as a way to distantiate

because they're planning to back some DEMOCRATIC corporate hooker this

election?

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> Well this one blew my mind: My just pointed out to us that

the

> CNN logo is now GREEN after having been red for as long as I (and

she)

> can recall. That she was able to notice, process and then

articulate

> that to us is an achievement!

>

[Guest guest]

I see a future in marketing!

Carolyn

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> > Well this one blew my mind: My just pointed out to us that

the CNN logo is now GREEN after having been red for as long as I (and

she) can recall. That she was able to notice, process and then

articulate that to us is an achievement!

[Guest guest]

OK, this is interesting because as I was combing my dd's hair this morning I was watching CNN. She looked up and just said, "Green"! The only thing on the screen that was green was that logo. What is it about that thing?!?! Maybe it's got some kind of mind control graphic in it that zooms you into it?!?!? lol

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From: thefitzenreiterfamily

I see a future in marketing!Carolyn> > >> > Well this one blew my mind: My just pointed out to us that the CNN logo is now GREEN after having been red for as long as I (and she) can recall. That she was able to notice, process and then articulate that to us is an achievement!

[Guest guest]

Very interesting indeed.

Do do do dooooo.....

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> > > Well this one blew my mind: My just pointed out to us

that

> the CNN logo is now GREEN after having been red for as long as I

(and

> she) can recall. That she was able to notice, process and then

> articulate that to us is an achievement!

>

[Guest guest]

My ds loves brand logos -- doesn't matter whose - loves the

VISA/Mastercards at the registers!

Diane

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> > > > Well this one blew my mind: My just pointed out to

us

> that

> > the CNN logo is now GREEN after having been red for as long as

I

> (and

> > she) can recall. That she was able to notice, process and

then

> > articulate that to us is an achievement!

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