Only stupid people dress their children in cotton during winter---
smart parents
bundle their children in warm clothing -- made out of wools, or down.
Educate the
parents---don't blame the fabric.

How much makeup can you produce with 20 gallons of gasoline?
How many polyester-blend shirts?
The question practically answers itself.

+---------- D. C. Sessions <dcs@lumbercartel.com> ----------+

On Mar 24, 5:26 am, Kulacz <drkul...@optonline.net> wrote:

This will give you another chuckle!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69VsAEafSgM

This is on topic--music therapy for whatever ails you is great----:>)

Bee:

Love It!  Love the song Stayin alive.

Dr. K, if we got rid of so many of the plastics in our lives made from
petroleum, and polyester clothing--nylons, make-up etc
wouldn't that lower the price of gasoline at the pump?

Realization that not everyone shares the same God, or higher power is
not
a judgment call for any of us here to make.   Replying to the subject
matter, and not
insulting posters will allow for new understandings of all people.
All things are possible
when people allow new thinking to come into their lives.

I wonder why Jan thinks that an atheist would necessarily be ignorant
of the Bible. (Which I always spell with a capital "B" to show
respect, unlike Jan.)

I don't have many books in my new country retreat at present, but
looking up from where I am typing I see a dictionary, a thesaurus,
four novels, a book by a doctor about how a severe traumatic injury
affected him ("A Leg to Stand On", Oliver Sacks, bought from the
throw-out table at the local library with a couple of the novels), two
books containing works by the poet and author Henry Lawson (I am
building a web site related to him), and

wait for it

a Bible.

It is the Bible I asked my daughter to get for me from her church
group. I was actually after a King James version, but the best she
could do was a Good News Bible. (My KJV is still at my regular Sydney
home.) It will do for most purposes, but if I need anything more I can
always go to my Internet Explorer favourites and click on the links
for The Unbound Bible (http://www.unboundbible.org/) or Bartelby's
online KJV (http://www.bartleby.com/108/). (Not a Bible, but another
link in my favourites is Biblical Art on the WWW at
http://www.biblical-art.com/)

An interesting note, and something which literalist Bible scholars
like Jan might like to comment on. The Unbound Bible site has a daily
reading section called Bible in a Year. Today's reading is Deuteronomy
34:1-12 which tells of God showing Moses the Promised Land and, in
verse 5, says that Moses then died. If Moses wrote Deuteronomy, how
could the book record his death?

Here's a prediction. Jan will respond to all of this by snipping it,
saying that "Jan is not the subject" and calling it a diversion. She
may or may not accuse me of lying as well.