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Date: Sat, 13 Apr 2002 23:22:17 EDT
Subject: Several Thoughts...

George:

Your thoughts are always thought provoking.  I am pleased that some of yours 
during the Jeff Grimes episode several months ago are well preserved.  
Excellent reading, folks.  Archievesville.
________

Thanks, Brent:

"Riffle and her colleagues are developing magnetic, biodegradable 
microspheres that can be attached to specific drugs, such as chemotherapy 
agents. With the aid of a magnet placed outside the body, the medicated fluid 
microspheres could be directed to hard-to-reach tumor sites, such as the 
lung, prostrate and brain. Riffle believes that a similar technique can 
eventually be used to deliver DNA to specific cells for gene therapy."
&
"Magnetic fluids have been used in industry for the past 40 years, most 
notably as a sound damper for stereo loudspeakers and as seals in motors."

Your other article was good too.  I will reread both before long.

I think you are on the right track for recognizing such areas of physics as 
opposed to just biology and chemistry and cold temperatures.
___________

I am going to reread Mike Darwin's post(s) and those that inspired him into 
action (responding on the CryoNet) before having more to say.  I am looking 
forward to the opportunity to do just that.  He cited Dr. Steve Harris, M.D., 
and his recent writing: "The Krell" I believe (am I leaving out a letter?) I 
read that.  (Took a couple of sitting to do so.)  Yep, it was worth the time.

I have some ideas to be considered. Among other things, specifically, they 
are about the medical community in the States, and even more specifically 
regarding Lyme Disease as a model of poor performance by Yale and others (of 
the establishment).  Actually I sent one of the longest posts that CryoNet 
has ever tried to received several nights ago, but AOL was on strike or 
something.  I may try it again on Sunday night when things are kinda slow 
here (on CryoNet).

Some might like it, some may not.

OK, later on everyone...

Regards,

D.C. Johnson

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