Just to change the thread slightly talking about people suing - we have a
case here in New South Wales only yesterday, where a man sued a mental
hospital, because they let him go, instead of committing him, thereby forcing
him to kill his brother's fiance 6 hours after he was released!! He
Oh, and I forgot to tell you - he was acquitted of the murder charge on the
grounds of mental illness!!
Ruth (Sydney, Australia)
--- Ruth Budge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just to change the thread
slightly talking about people suing - we have
a
case here in New South Wales only yesterday,
My son has a tree nut allergy, and they crop up in the darndest things.
Thankfully, here in the US, all ingredients are labeled, so I spend
forever in the stores, reading the ingredients on food for either tree
nuts (almonds, walnuts, pecans, etc) or mushrooms (which tend to be
hidden in the
The Eulogy
She married and had 13 children. Her husband died. She married
again and had 7 more children. Again, her husband died. But, she remarried
and
this time had 5 more children. Alas, she finally died.
Standing before her coffin, the preacher prayed for her. He thanked The
Lord
for this very
this looks like an interesting book on Irish Lace, does anyone have any
knowledge of it?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3546098226category=112
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jenny barron
Scotland
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In a message dated 8/22/03 4:48:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My DD2 is allergic to soap, shampoo, conditioner, deodorants, sorbelene,
chlorine all adhesive tapes and Band-Aids as well as surgical gloves, or
more likely the chemical they use to stop the sticking together, even
unpowdered
My DD2 is allergic to soap, shampoo, conditioner, deodorants, sorbelene,
chlorine all adhesive tapes and Band-Aids as well as surgical gloves, or
more likely the chemical they use to stop the sticking together, even
unpowdered gloves.
My husband is also allergic to surgical gloves, especially
At 10:55 PM 8/21/03 -0400, Tamara P. Duvall wrote:
I dislike the *colour* of those street lights we have now... Bathed in
that orangey glow, everyone looks either sick, or menacing, or both --
even your nearest neighbours.
Heavens! You pedestrianate? Pervert!
Orange lights beat the
On Friday, Aug 22, 2003, at 19:22 US/Eastern, Joy Beeson wrote:
At 10:55 PM 8/21/03 -0400, Tamara P. Duvall wrote:
I dislike the *colour* of those street lights we have now... Bathed in
that orangey glow, everyone looks either sick, or menacing, or both --
even your nearest neighbours.
Heavens!
My daughter is a veterinary surgeon. After she'd spent five years studying at
university and several years in practice, we discovered that, amongst other
things she is allergic to: soap, the disinfectant used to clean contaminated
surfaces in the practice, the powder in surgical gloves, the
Hi All, Actually I want to send this to lace too because I'd love to see
somebody make lace from this stuff G. DH has customized his computer a
bit and some of the pieces are from www.beingseen.com
They make sheets (paper size) and threads that light up. The whole thing
lights up and it does
This sounds fascinating!! But I couldn't get the link to work :( Our lace
group is always up for a challenge. This could be the next one. Often we
take one pattern and see how each person interprets it, or give every one
the same combination of threads and see what each one does with it. Thread
On Friday, Aug 22, 2003, at 21:04 US/Eastern, Jane Viking Swanson wrote:
They make sheets (paper size) and threads that light up. The whole
thing
lights up and it does need a power supply but he got thread about
1/8-1/4cm in diameter and laced it through some holes in his
computer. You
could
Question : how many allergy cases
does it take before consumers start
thinking :
- food 'additives'
- plastic food containers leaching ?what? into the food
- GE/GM *crap* poisoning foods that we were *used* to . . .
Toni in Seattle
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Hi everyone
Barbara wrote:
here in Central Western NSW
we need all the night lights possible to avoid car accidents with
kangaroos.
I can sympathize, as we have a lot of deer, and potential for car
accidents with them dashing in front of cars on the highway - I think
'roos travel more
I could really use one of those whistlesif they work on elk, I am sure
that they will work on moose. As close as I have come a time or two to
hitting one of them, I am grateful for my headlights and the rare street
lamp.
Mikki
In Fairbanks Alaska where we are headed back to the winter
I think I can answer both those questions, even though I live in the biggest
city in Australia!
In most cases, its the vehicle comes off worse in an encounter with a kangaroo
-roos are often very heavy animals, and they're bouncing fast and hard when
they hit a car. Many a suburban-city dweller,
Mikki wrote:
that they will work on moose. As close as I have come a time or two to
hitting one of them, I am grateful for my headlights and the rare street
lamp.
I dunno if the deer whistle would work especially if the moose was running
headlong full steam ahead (akin to a steam
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