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  1. Re: Vaccine news from the crusty Dr. Douglass (15 May 2011)

    Here are some reasons why sensationalized, crap articles like this should be scrutinized carefully before making a decision. The article compares 2,500 "Americans" to 300 deaths. OK, that's just in...
  2. Re: IRS tells Fairfax medical marijuana dispensary it owes millions in unpaid taxes

    The IRS has nothing to do with sales tax. Perhaps you ought to read the article so you know what's happening.

    I have little doubt Obama is aware of what's going on. Why I sent him an email myself...
  3. Re: How Raising The Retirement Age Screws the Poor

    Not sure I understand the math on that one, but here's a couple I get clearly: let's drop the income cap on contributions and means test recipients. Nobody earning $500,000 a year at age 66 should be...
  4. Re: Solar energy~ 'We've all been taught that this doesn't happen'

    Hmmm. Looks like a very poorly written article. No breakthroughs here. Sorry.

    -Jeff
  5. Re: IRS tells Fairfax medical marijuana dispensary it owes millions in unpaid taxes

    Stunning turn of events. I'm ashamed of Obama. He's getting a letter from me.

    -Jeff
  6. Re: New Study: More Vaccines Increase Infant Mortality Rates

    Why is it that one out of a thousand in a profession has opinions that the other 999 think are absurd, yet it's the one that makes it on to Oprah with his book? We spend so much time and money...
  7. Re: Death of toddler after circumcision probed

    Thanks, but I know all the history and excuses. There is no answer I'll accept. I'd call the act barbaric, but I don't think it was barbarians that did that to their innocent little children.

    -Jeff
  8. Re: Death of toddler after circumcision probed

    I could not agree more. What madness propels us to continue this horror? 2%-6% experience complications? There is no justification.

    -Jeff
  9. Re: New Study: More Vaccines Increase Infant Mortality Rates

    When was that book written? I'm asking because Thimerosal, which has been proven safe in dozens of well conducted studies, was removed from childhood vaccines in 1991, due not to safety concerns, but...
  10. Re: New Study: More Vaccines Increase Infant Mortality Rates

    I'm just curious Glia; how many doctors, and I mean real MDs or DOs, do you know personally? ... as opposed to professionally? How many people do you know that work in the pharmaceutical industry?...
  11. Re: New Study: More Vaccines Increase Infant Mortality Rates

    Measles is still a very dangerous illness.: Measles

    Chicken Pox isn't much fun if it invades the brain of an infant. Best to have less of it going around, I think.

    -Jeff

    PS. BTW there's a...
  12. Re: New Study: More Vaccines Increase Infant Mortality Rates

    Here's an article on that topic. It was written by some of the leading experts in the world on vaccinations. I suppose that will disqualify it immediately for some people. Oh well ...

    What Would...
  13. Re: New Study: More Vaccines Increase Infant Mortality Rates

    Oh my. Did anyone actually look at the study? I don't have to. I looked at the names of the authors:
    Neil Z Miller
    Independent researcher, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
    Gary S Goldman
    Independent...
  14. Re: Eco-friendly bulbs loaded with lead and arsenic

    Really? "loaded" with how much? Where are the numbers? And how, exactly, do you ingest these frightful toxic substances? After the bulbs burn out, in 50 years or so, you mix them with your turkey...
  15. Re: Why women in China do not get breast cancer

    Except that they do, indeed, get breast cancer. Cancer rates in China are just over half what they are in the US and breast cancer is the most common form that occurs in women. The denser the...
  16. Re: SF Could Vote on Male Circumcision Ban (CNN)

    I rarely disagree with you Conrad but I have to here. First though, to a point Dixon made: piercing the ears of an infant is body modification. Removing a functional organ from a human being is not...
  17. Re: A dangerous dose-"The Truth About the Drug Companies,"

    Based on my experience and knowledge, I immediately came to the conclusion the author of that opening statement is a liar. That statement is NOT true. No, I didn't read the article. I try to stick...
  18. Re: A dangerous dose-"The Truth About the Drug Companies,"

    Was that taken from the book? I wonder when that information was gathered and who the ignoramus was who wrote it? ... the author?

    Nonsense, lies and misstatements. Those who "listen to...
  19. Re: Sex and WaccoBB

    "...get it off on the right track."

    Uh huh.

    Seriously, I haven't seen much interest in sexual discussions on Waccobb. Perhaps they just need to get started and then they'll "flow." Perhaps the...
  20. Re: Food Can Help Reverse Autism Effects

    That would be interesting. Of course, there are thousands more kids who were diagnosed "autistic" and had their symptoms improve dramatically who did not participate in unusual diets. One on one...
  21. Dr. Oz, Andrew Wakefield and others, um, 'honored' by James Randi

    Gotta love Randi.


    We doubt that either Dr. Oz or Andrew Wakefield will be proudly displaying these honors on their mantelpieces: Both received "Pigasus Awards" this April 1 from the James ...
  22. Re: Anybody still think nuclear is a good idea?

    Here's more on the worst thing to ever happen: MOX fuel.

    https://www.greenpeace.org.uk/nuclear/what-is-plutonium-mox-fuel

    Will our children and grandchildren be happier because we make this...
  23. Re: Six Ways Fukushima is Not Chernobyl

    Here's another way they differ: Chernobyl stopped.

    -Jeff
  24. Re: Anybody still think nuclear is a good idea?

    [QUOTE=Braggi;131849]
    Riddle me this: when all those rich people benefitting from the cash flow of nuclear plants are dead and gone and their corporations have gone bankrupt, who will pay to keep...
  25. Re: Anybody still think nuclear is a good idea?

    Handy, that radiation argument is completely bogus and you should be smart enough to know that. We're talking about plutonium. Show me a chart that displays how many plutonium particles are safe to...
  26. A fascinating conversation. Sadly, the Japanese...

    A fascinating conversation. Sadly, the Japanese incident is only turning up the right-wing echo machine to the highest degree on pro-nuclear propaganda. Expect a WHOLE lot of taxpayer supported pro...
  27. Detox Diets Debunked

    I'm sure all you "cleanse" diet and "Master Cleanse" diet and fasting and colonic fans won't want to hear this, but once again, you've been ripped off by your "alternative" "practitioner."

    Detox...
  28. Re: Book Is Rallying Resistance to the Antivaccine Crusade

    Perhaps it does a lot more than you realize. There are boards in every state for every specialty. Look up their lists of discipline actions sometime. They should be searchable on the web. And yes,...
  29. Re: Book Is Rallying Resistance to the Antivaccine Crusade

    I won't read those articles because it's pointless to attempt teaching science here on Wacco. I give up. Those headlines are not data, of course, and I can bet the articles don't contain any either....
  30. Re: Calling all professional Dousers, Psychics, Astrologers, Energy Healers, Palm Readers

    So please explain to me how the six year old child that was just shot in a drive by shooting created her own reality? Please be specific. I just heard about it on the radio and wish to know the...
  31. Re: Calling all professional Dousers, Psychics, Astrologers, Energy Healers, Palm Readers

    As always, I appreciate the wit and wisdom of Conrad's offerings on Waccobb. However, I'd like to take the opportunity to dispel a popular myth about "the placebo effect."



    That's not quite...
  32. Japan's medical authorities slam 'absurd' homeopathy

    News today gives me hope that sanity is returning to health care worldwide.

    -Jeff
    =======================

    Japan's medical authorities slam 'absurd' homeopathy
    (AFP) – 4 days ago
    TOKYO — The...
  33. Re: Tell me men...What is the truth?

    You're making some good points here. I would add that "societal ideas of attractiveness" fits your argument if you're looking at Cosmo magazine and other almost completely artificial markers of...
  34. Whooping cough cases soar in Sonoma County; Anti-vaccination crowd = murderers?

    The term that keeps coming to mind is accessory to murder. That's really what the anti-vaccination crowd is guilty of. Infanticide is a pretty horrible crime. Imagine if you murdered your own or your...
  35. Re: Adverse effects of Marijuana Use

    Yes, a whole lot of alcohol and tobacco tax money is used for treatment and educational efforts. Do a search on it. I'm sure you'll find something. More efforts in that area would be welcome.
    ...
  36. Re: Adverse effects of Marijuana Use

    If legalized, I think enough people will begin to grow small quantities of pot that the price will take a nosedive, as it has since legalization for medical use. There is now a glut on the pot market...
  37. Homeopathy Kills

    [Note: This post may upset some people. It damn sure upset me. If you are easily upset by pediatric medical stories that do not end well, then you might want to skip reading this. The title alone may...
  38. Re: A feminine presence in your life.

    This sentence implies sexual intentions are somehow "impure." How was that conclusion reached?

    Sex can certainly be nurturing and experienced with "purity of heart."

    -Jeff
  39. Re: Great deals on Dixon

    Hey, Dixon's not that little!

    -Jeff

    PS. Everyone does appreciate Dixon.
  40. Re: Competition puts homeopathy on trial

    Yes, there are actual medicines that people can overdose on. That's because they are "active." Some's more active than others. Buyer beware.

    The main harm from homeopathy is secondary to the...
  41. Re: Competition puts homeopathy on trial

    Prove it. Safe, yes. Clean water is safe. Effective, no. Not.



    Ludicrous. Sorry. When I explained to one clearly deluded person that the theory of homeopathic "remedies" was chemically...
  42. Re: Competition puts homeopathy on trial

    Medicines sold in the US are supposed to be "safe and effective." In order to achieve "approval" a medicine has to be shown more effective than placebo. Although it's true that studies can be, and...
  43. Re: Sebastopol city wide wi-fi radiation increase

    Sasu, I do respect your experiences, and I do believe they are real, I do believe you were having problems that improved after all the work you did on your wiring. I also doubt there is any...
  44. Re: Sebastopol city wide wi-fi radiation increase

    Sasu, I appreciate your concern about radiation exposure. However, how do you explain the fact that as modern appliances proliferate in homes around the world life expectancy continues to rise?...
  45. Re: Affordable solar ends the argument

    I've tried to locate data on how much water is lost to evaporation on the trip south. One estimate I found was 8%, but another just said it was far above that number.

    My idea for the solar plant...
  46. Re: Sebastopol city wide wi-fi radiation increase

    Odd, I didn't see that link in her posts. I did download the section on brain tumors. It's all about cell phones and the bottom line numerous times is that "no association" could be made. Then in the...
  47. Re: Sebastopol city wide wi-fi radiation increase

    What a deal! A necklace that protects the whole body from radiation! Oh yeah! If you believe it, it works, right? Heh heh.

    Here's a fine quote from the movie, The Road to Wellville :
    "Health!...
  48. Affordable solar ends the argument

    https://www.news.com/8301-11128_3-9835241-54.html?tag=newsmap

    Nanosolar has begun shipping its flexible copper indium gallium arsenide based solar panels. This company is setting the stage for the...
  49. Re: Expired Food at Grocery Outlet

    I just had to respond to this delightful tidbit since I'm reading Waccobb while enjoying a glass of delightful port (made in Healdsburg-buy local) and nibbling some dark chocolate.

    Of course, I...
  50. Re: Legal Advise NEEDED/ fighting social services

    1983? Is there no statute of limitations?

    Also, the person involved was a minor? That means he was not eligible to engage in a legally binding contract. Seems the dear govt. did make a mistake....
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