Re: Digest Number 965

[Guest guest]

Hi Jessi....roll call/ check in..i'm fine super busy...my son has his grade 8

trip this week, then his graduation (parents do all the work..lol) then my son

and daughter have been in baseball...next is a ball tournament, my youngest had

to go to Toronto to get fitted

for her rgo brace and her wheelchair, i'm finishing my much belated income tax

and have doing doiing quite a few health consultations......other than that..i'm

bored ...lol...not!

Hope you are doing well and Everyone else too...seems to be a busy time of year

for all! Take Care!

Sheena:).

[Guest guest]

Aug. 16, 2001

Please change my e-mail address to PNKMICROBIOLOGY@.... Thanks.

Chin Yang

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/11/2003 2:53:10 AM Central Standard Time,

writes:

> I got to meet Lynn Lingerfelt tonight and talked to him about this.

> He said to use 3/4 of the regular...it's the EXACT same powder! You

> get a free one for every 3 you use!

>

Unbelieveable....I checked. The Myoplex Lite had 2 oz, Regular Myoplex has

2.7 and Myoplex Delux has 2.9. So, should one conclude that the Myoplex Lite

is a rip off? I always have used the regular Myoplex and halved it. Much

cheaper.

Ana

[Guest guest]

From " " < > on 22 Aug

2003:

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[Guest guest]

If you are going to go through this process do it safely. Schedule an appointment and have a colonoscopy done. At least this way you'd know just how healthy your insides are.

Ruth

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/10/2004 3:09:31 AM Central Standard Time,

Scoliosis Treatment writes:

Hi, my name is Joyce Edmonds and I am new to the list. I am 55 years old and

have scoliosis deformity. I have a 110 degree curve. I live in Alabama and I

am scheduled to have surgery in St Louis Mo on July 9.

HI Joyce

where are you having your surgerty at?

I am in st louis too

[Guest guest]

I am having my surgery at Jewish Hospital, also known as Washington

University.

Joyce

Re: Digest Number 965

In a message dated 4/10/2004 3:09:31 AM Central Standard Time,

Scoliosis Treatment writes:

Hi, my name is Joyce Edmonds and I am new to the list. I am 55 years old and

have scoliosis deformity. I have a 110 degree curve. I live in Alabama and I

am scheduled to have surgery in St Louis Mo on July 9.

HI Joyce

where are you having your surgerty at?

I am in st louis too

[Guest guest]

I think all coconuts have hairy shells. The reason

they are not hairy is they have been scraped off

before putting them in the shelves. The young ones

have less hair though.

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[Guest guest]

, Hi !

You're quite right, dehusked nuts of coconut fruits have hairs if not manually

removed with a scrapping tool as a sharp knife.

Allow me to provide further clarification on this matter. If we visualize a

split fruit, we could see the outer skin (exocarp), the husk (mesocarp), the

shell (exocarp), the seed-coat (testa or paring), the meat (endosperm or kernel)

and the coconut water ( also considered the liquid endosperm or the juice). The

husk which protects the shell, meat and water) is composed of long, medium and

dust fibers, with the mixed long and medium size natural fibers ( lignin-rich,

highly resistant to biological decomposition). Usually after separating the

coconut fruit fibers (husk) from the shell, many fibers still remain attached to

it. This normal condition, seemingly show us that the outer portion of the

shell is " hairy " .

Cheers,

Sev Magat

melly banagale <@...> wrote:

I think all coconuts have hairy shells. The reason

they are not hairy is they have been scraped off

before putting them in the shelves. The young ones

have less hair though.

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