Re: [FRIAM] What should we do?

Cancer is an interesting metaphor here, and I find it somewhat apt. I am not a big fan of allopathic medicine in the first place, so would prefer to look to naturopathic remedies that involve a combination of symptom relief, lifestyle change, stress reduction and general systemic support.

Re: [FRIAM] What should we do?

Interesting. Unfortunately the cancer of fascism (Trumpism?) has already broke out in the US now, the only way to stop the cancer of Nazism in Nazi Germany was to destroy the whole country by "surgery" and bombardment. Good luck. Chemotherapy means killing the fast replicating cells, this would

Re: [FRIAM] Physical Friam Tomorrow 1/6/2016

What about Carter? Nicholas S. Thompson Emeritus Professor of Psychology and Biology Clark University http://home.earthlink.net/~nickthompson/naturaldesigns/ From: Friam [mailto:friam-boun...@redfish.com] On Behalf Of Frank

Re: [FRIAM] What should we do?

"The early stages of this make me think of cancers. The reason they are so difficult to deal with is that, for the most part, the cell populations are not completely disintegrated and non-functional. Most of their systems still function very robustly, which seems to be the cause of different

Re: [FRIAM] Strange Bedfellows! Trump & Julian Assange

"Hopeful upbeat solutions"? You must be young and/or naive :-) Bless your heart. On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 1:04 PM, Gillian Densmore wrote: > Good point glen. Maybie agree to some kind of middle ground then? Just off > the top of my head before taking a much needed shower.:

Re: [FRIAM] Trump, truth, and politics: Why do we still think Trump is acting with respect to the truth?

On 01/04/2017 10:15 AM, Eric Charles wrote: > Sure... the situation would be improved, and we would call it a win, if we > could send Putin to the principles office... Part of my point was exactly > that it seems unlikely a public accusation by Trump would do anything towards > getting Putin to

[FRIAM] Physical Friam Tomorrow 1/6/2016

I just completed a scouting trip to St. John's to confirm that the coffee shop would be open tomorrow. Alas, they will be waxing the floors. There will be free coffee but no place to sit apparently. I just called Saveur and they would be happy to have us back. They will reserve a table for 12.

Re: [FRIAM] Strange Bedfellows! Trump & Julian Assange

Good point glen. Maybie agree to some kind of middle ground then? Just off the top of my head before taking a much needed shower.: Try to focus more on hopeful upbeat solutions. Or Link to a blog that has hopefull ideas Just On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 10:32 AM, glen ☣ wrote:

Re: [FRIAM] Strange Bedfellows! Trump & Julian Assange

Heh, of course you can politely ask. And as much as I agree with you, particularly about Trump, it damages _us_ as a whole to avoid talking about such messes. As Marcus lays out nicely and has been pointed out variously across time (e.g. "the only thing necessary for evil to exist is for

Re: [FRIAM] Strange Bedfellows! Trump & Julian Assange

Can I politely ask that those who want to keep track of america's infurating polotical mess agree to email eachother. The topic quite litterally leads me to have migranes about BS I have very little say in. I suspect others might be the same. On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 9:17 AM, Owen Densmore

[FRIAM] Strange Bedfellows! Trump & Julian Assange

>From NYTimes: *• Senate hearing on Russian hacking.* The Armed Services Committee, led by Senator John McCain, will receive testimony from intelligence officials today on “foreign cyberthreats to the United States.” Here’s what to watch for.