In answer to the first part of Tammy's question, messages and replies are being sent to the entire list. FYI: You can verify that messages are going to the list by looking at the "To:" section of your e-mail program. It should read as follows "[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[email protected]>" If OTlist is in the TO: or CC: section of your e-mail program, the message is going to the list!
Unfortunately, I can't provide any assistance to Tammy for the second part of her question. Ron ===============<Original Message>=============== On 2/10/2005, Tammy Renaud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: TR> Hi, Ron, TR> So, following the trail of your early morning torment with this TR> list, I am wondering...are we sending to the entire list or to just TR> you? If the entire list, I have a question to ask all. If just TR> you, would you please forward to the list?? Thanks! TR> I am desperately searching for information on 3 year old picky TR> eaters and trying to get them to eat. We are doing exploration with TR> food right now, but I want to up the anty a bit on one of the kids. TR> What is a good progression?? Any suggestions would be helpful!! TR> (one of my kids gags at smells...one is a 5 year old with an eating TR> disorder...and the other vomited in the middle of the night and Mom TR> didn't find her until morning. She had had meat and veggies for TR> dinner, now refuses them...I can understand why?) I need TR> suggestions on how to get them past this olfactory aversion. TR> Thanks so much!! TR> Tammy TR> Ron Carson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: TR> Hello to the first OTlist members!! TR> Well, the switch has begun.... effectively IMMEDIATELY, the OTlist now TR> has 32 members!! This is roughly 10% of the members from the OTboard. TR> So, lets get things started.... TR> I am sure that some OTlist members are also members of AOTA's e-mail TR> lists. I don't want to discourage the use of other lists (I am also a TR> member of several AOTA lists), but I do want to add a note about a TR> significant difference between AOTA and OTlist. TR> In order to post to AOTA lists, you must be a member of AOTA. I have no TR> problem with that, but it does tend to make AOTA's list pretty TR> homogenous. On the other hand, OTlist is open to anyone with an valid TR> interest that want's to join. What this means is that there are other TR> disciplines besides OT's on the list and there are also OT's from around TR> the world on the list. The advantage - diversity!! TR> Just like always, I want to encourage everyone to self-promote the TR> OTlist. Perhaps the best way to do that is send people to www.otnow.com. TR> The web page lists directions for joining both the OTlist and the TR> OTboard. TR> Speaking of which, I suspect that the OTboard will slowly dry up and TR> blow away. It has never been very active, except for a couple of notable TR> topics, and with the exodus of myself and others, there will probably be TR> even fewer messages on the board. I have no intentions of shutting down TR> the board, but I don't plan on making to many posts. My primary posting TR> avenue will be the list! TR> Well then, welcome and "on with the show"!! And, for the love of Pete TR> (whoever he is), participate in the OTlist by posting messages!!! TR> Ron TR> --- TR> Unsubscribe? TR> www.otnow.com/mailman/listinfo/otlist_otnow.com TR> Archive? TR> www.mail-archive.com/[email protected] TR> Help? TR> [EMAIL PROTECTED] TR> Tammy Renaud, MA, OTR TR> Jumpstart TR> Animals helping kids with the job of living. TR> --- TR> Unsubscribe? TR> www.otnow.com/mailman/listinfo/otlist_otnow.com TR> Archive? TR> www.mail-archive.com/[email protected] TR> Help? TR> [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- Unsubscribe? www.otnow.com/mailman/listinfo/otlist_otnow.com Archive? www.mail-archive.com/[email protected] Help? [EMAIL PROTECTED]
