Re: food allergies and tick bites

[Guest guest]

I am very interested in hearing this but can't get it to play on my machine

(Linux). Has anyone else had a problem playing it? I even right-clicked on the

link and saved the mp3 file to my machine and it is blank. No sound.

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> I heard this on the radio and thought there might be something here that is

a missing piece of the puzzle for someone.

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> The first link is a 5 minute one that was on the local NPR radio station this

morning that is a synopsis of the longer show.

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> The second link is to the 30-minute radio show on NPR on June 28.

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> IOnly 5 minutes long †" but they ‘nailed’ it!

> “CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (wmra) - If you know anyone who ever consumes beef,

pork, or lamb -- you may want to make sure they know about new findings coming

out of the University of Virginia.  WMRA's Tom Graham has been tracking the

latest developments.  He tells us that ongoing research into aserious type of

tick-induced food allergycould be especially important to anyone who spends much

time " out in nature. "

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http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/wmra/news.newsmain/article/0/1/1669199/WMRA.Ne\

ws/Mystery.Food.Allergy

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> Here’s the long version of it†" half hour program.

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> Here’s the link to the ‘Virginia Insight’ archive page for June 28,

2010with Dr. A.E. Platts-Mills, MD, PhD

> http://www.wmra.org/inchive.html

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[Guest guest]

Nevermind, I got it to work. Very interesting.

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> I am very interested in hearing this but can't get it to play on my machine

(Linux). Has anyone else had a problem playing it? I even right-clicked on the

link and saved the mp3 file to my machine and it is blank. No sound.

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