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		<title>Comment on H1N1 vaccine by Jan Turner</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jan Turner</dc:creator>
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		<description>Jason,  You have returned it seems, not to comment on the post which attracted your attention, but to display your brilliant intellect and the apparent immersion in the field of medicine.  I am adding this second comment as well because you have expressed what you know and what you believe.  Tho you and I have differing views, you are entitled to the expression of your opinion as are the readers entitled to read those opinions.  This does not suggest that I wish to dialog with you further.   I am unaccustomed to receiving what could be seen as belittlement.  The simplicity and ease with which you try to intimidate is frankly, offensive.    My blog does not appeal across the board, but those who have commented have been insightful and courteous even when disagreeing.  Just lucky, I guess.  

....everything, which is why we have scientists. These are people who have actually bothered to go through some degree of training on how to effectively evaluate information,     So it seems Jason, with all that learning, they didn&#039;t bother with little niceties like courtesy.  Didactic authoritarianism never cut it with me.  That you end with ostentatiously lecturing me on the importance of &quot;science&quot; is overtly hostile.   You have been a guest here, I hope you enjoyed it.   Jan</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Jason,  You have returned it seems, not to comment on the post which attracted your attention, but to display your brilliant intellect and the apparent immersion in the field of medicine.  I am adding this second comment as well because you have expressed what you know and what you believe.  Tho you and I have differing views, you are entitled to the expression of your opinion as are the readers entitled to read those opinions.  This does not suggest that I wish to dialog with you further.   I am unaccustomed to receiving what could be seen as belittlement.  The simplicity and ease with which you try to intimidate is frankly, offensive.    My blog does not appeal across the board, but those who have commented have been insightful and courteous even when disagreeing.  Just lucky, I guess.  </p>
<p>&#8230;.everything, which is why we have scientists. These are people who have actually bothered to go through some degree of training on how to effectively evaluate information,     So it seems Jason, with all that learning, they didn&#8217;t bother with little niceties like courtesy.  Didactic authoritarianism never cut it with me.  That you end with ostentatiously lecturing me on the importance of &#8220;science&#8221; is overtly hostile.   You have been a guest here, I hope you enjoyed it.   Jan</p>
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		<title>Comment on H1N1 vaccine by Justin Chase</title>
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		<dc:creator>Justin Chase</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 29 Oct 2009 21:40:09 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Thank you for the response, but I disagree with you on some points and would just like to respond. 

Firstly you say &quot;But more importantly, we also do not want to be polluting our bodies with toxic chemicals which have the power to impact our central nervous systems, our inner eco-system and our vital organs including ALL our major organs such as the liver and kidneys on which we depend for our very lives.&quot; 

I think this is only partially true, because it really depends on the dosage for many elements to be considered toxic. For example if you drink too much water it can be toxic but if you have measured dosages of chemotherapy it can be life saving. So in some cases, chemicals that might negatively impact our central nervous systems and vital organs might also save our life. Unfortunately it sounds as if you&#039;re trying to say that vaccinations are somehow &quot;toxic chemicals&quot; with this statement as well, is this true? If so, you should know that this is a largely disagreed position. In fact you might even say that the single most effective form of medical treatment of all time is vaccination. Vaccinations have had incredible success in saving many lives as well as preventing untold numbers of crippling, horrible afflictions. 

Many people who claim now that vaccinations are unnecessary should know that the only reason they can do so is because of the multitude of people before them who have already been vaccinated. The fact that many vaccination preventable diseases have been eradicated or severely diminished allows them to take this ignorant position with impunity.

Secondly you ask “But why not lump parents in with the physicians and scientists?” Simple, they lack knowledge. People have a tendency to fill in the blanks with false information and readily fall pretty to logical fallacies. This is to be expected, it’s human nature. Not everyone can know everything about everything, which is why we have scientists. These are people who have actually bothered to go through some degree of training on how to effectively evaluate information, how to avoid logical fallacies and have spent a lot of time studying pertinent information. There is a vast difference in the quality of information given to us on the subject of vaccinations and health between doctors and parents who are not also doctors.

You go on to say “… we can be lazy in that it seems like too much effort and work to find the answers. So we cop out and do what ‘authorities’ tell us.” And on this subject I would agree with you, skepticism and critical thinking are never wrongfully applied. I would however add the caveat that, again, it’s unrealistic to be knowledgeable about everything and at some point you will have to make a decision based on that lack of knowledge. In that scenario taking the advice of those people who have been tasked with specializing in that subject is usually the best alternative.

You also ask “At the arrival of the 20th century, who ever heard of autism?” Surely you’re not suggesting that because the word autism hadn’t been coined nobody had the issues it describes? Medical science itself was still being shaped at that time and it seems quite silly to assume that the name only arrived because of the inception of the affliction.
“Really? Just coincidence?” Or better diagnosis? Or possibly a broadening of the definition of what it means to be autistic? Typically the word Autism is accompanied by the word “spectrum”, which implies degrees of severity as well as completely different conditions all resulting in similar issues. For example take a look at these white papers:

http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/content~db=all?content=10.1080/08035250410023124
Where in their results they say “The increase is largely a consequence of improved ascertainment and a considerable broadening of the diagnostic concept.”

http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/98515870/abstract?CRETRY=1&amp;SRETRY=0
“Reasons for these increases are discussed. They include changes in diagnostic criteria, development of the concept of the wide autistic spectrum, different methods used in studies, growing awareness and knowledge among parents and professional workers and the development of specialist services, as well as the possibility of a true increase in numbers.”

The point is, without more evidence it’s a logical fallacy to conclude that vaccinations are causing autism. 

And finally, when you say “… we don’t even NEED the science here.” I couldn’t disagree with you more and actually it sounds almost like you disagree with yourself as well in the next sentence when you say “All we need is our eyes and ears and just a little gray matter.” Since this seems to encompass some core concepts of the scientific process, namely empirical evidence and critical thinking.

Please be careful here, your opposition to vaccination, especially for vaccinations of life threatening and crippling diseases, may directly lead to the death and disablement of real people. I understand why you are skeptical of “big pharma” and the perceived conflict of interest that is capitalism but you have to realize that many of these claims are backed up by science. Unbiased, reproducible, highly specialized science. By all means, be critical, participate, be a peer reviewer, contribute but please know that we do NEED science. Without it, it’s all too easy for what is false to be confused with what is true.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you for the response, but I disagree with you on some points and would just like to respond. </p>
<p>Firstly you say &#8220;But more importantly, we also do not want to be polluting our bodies with toxic chemicals which have the power to impact our central nervous systems, our inner eco-system and our vital organs including ALL our major organs such as the liver and kidneys on which we depend for our very lives.&#8221; </p>
<p>I think this is only partially true, because it really depends on the dosage for many elements to be considered toxic. For example if you drink too much water it can be toxic but if you have measured dosages of chemotherapy it can be life saving. So in some cases, chemicals that might negatively impact our central nervous systems and vital organs might also save our life. Unfortunately it sounds as if you&#8217;re trying to say that vaccinations are somehow &#8220;toxic chemicals&#8221; with this statement as well, is this true? If so, you should know that this is a largely disagreed position. In fact you might even say that the single most effective form of medical treatment of all time is vaccination. Vaccinations have had incredible success in saving many lives as well as preventing untold numbers of crippling, horrible afflictions. </p>
<p>Many people who claim now that vaccinations are unnecessary should know that the only reason they can do so is because of the multitude of people before them who have already been vaccinated. The fact that many vaccination preventable diseases have been eradicated or severely diminished allows them to take this ignorant position with impunity.</p>
<p>Secondly you ask “But why not lump parents in with the physicians and scientists?” Simple, they lack knowledge. People have a tendency to fill in the blanks with false information and readily fall pretty to logical fallacies. This is to be expected, it’s human nature. Not everyone can know everything about everything, which is why we have scientists. These are people who have actually bothered to go through some degree of training on how to effectively evaluate information, how to avoid logical fallacies and have spent a lot of time studying pertinent information. There is a vast difference in the quality of information given to us on the subject of vaccinations and health between doctors and parents who are not also doctors.</p>
<p>You go on to say “… we can be lazy in that it seems like too much effort and work to find the answers. So we cop out and do what ‘authorities’ tell us.” And on this subject I would agree with you, skepticism and critical thinking are never wrongfully applied. I would however add the caveat that, again, it’s unrealistic to be knowledgeable about everything and at some point you will have to make a decision based on that lack of knowledge. In that scenario taking the advice of those people who have been tasked with specializing in that subject is usually the best alternative.</p>
<p>You also ask “At the arrival of the 20th century, who ever heard of autism?” Surely you’re not suggesting that because the word autism hadn’t been coined nobody had the issues it describes? Medical science itself was still being shaped at that time and it seems quite silly to assume that the name only arrived because of the inception of the affliction.<br />
“Really? Just coincidence?” Or better diagnosis? Or possibly a broadening of the definition of what it means to be autistic? Typically the word Autism is accompanied by the word “spectrum”, which implies degrees of severity as well as completely different conditions all resulting in similar issues. For example take a look at these white papers:</p>
<p><a href="http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/content~db=all?content=10.1080/08035250410023124" rel="nofollow">http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/content~db=all?content=10.1080/08035250410023124</a><br />
Where in their results they say “The increase is largely a consequence of improved ascertainment and a considerable broadening of the diagnostic concept.”</p>
<p><a href="http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/98515870/abstract?CRETRY=1&amp;SRETRY=0" rel="nofollow">http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/98515870/abstract?CRETRY=1&amp;SRETRY=0</a><br />
“Reasons for these increases are discussed. They include changes in diagnostic criteria, development of the concept of the wide autistic spectrum, different methods used in studies, growing awareness and knowledge among parents and professional workers and the development of specialist services, as well as the possibility of a true increase in numbers.”</p>
<p>The point is, without more evidence it’s a logical fallacy to conclude that vaccinations are causing autism. </p>
<p>And finally, when you say “… we don’t even NEED the science here.” I couldn’t disagree with you more and actually it sounds almost like you disagree with yourself as well in the next sentence when you say “All we need is our eyes and ears and just a little gray matter.” Since this seems to encompass some core concepts of the scientific process, namely empirical evidence and critical thinking.</p>
<p>Please be careful here, your opposition to vaccination, especially for vaccinations of life threatening and crippling diseases, may directly lead to the death and disablement of real people. I understand why you are skeptical of “big pharma” and the perceived conflict of interest that is capitalism but you have to realize that many of these claims are backed up by science. Unbiased, reproducible, highly specialized science. By all means, be critical, participate, be a peer reviewer, contribute but please know that we do NEED science. Without it, it’s all too easy for what is false to be confused with what is true.</p>
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		<title>Comment on H1N1 vaccine by Jan Turner</title>
		<link>http://smokinchoices.wordpress.com/2009/10/27/h1n1-vaccine/#comment-586</link>
		<dc:creator>Jan Turner</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 29 Oct 2009 16:42:43 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Justin,  Glad you stopped by and took interest in a subject most of us are deeply concerned about.  Nobody wants to deliberately set themselves up for a case of the flu whether it is a mild case or a lethal one (not that any of us have a crystal ball here).  But more importantly, we also do not want to be polluting our bodies with toxic chemicals which have the power to impact our central nervous systems, our inner eco-system and our vital organs including ALL our major organs such as the liver and kidneys on which we depend for our very lives.  

As to where the research is - I personally have been posting on this for all the time I have been blogging  (and that&#039;s quite a lot) with articles by well known physicians and scientists.  My index (shown up in the pages section will lead the way to all that I have single-handedly been able to amass and display.)   Tho I am passionately opposed to all forms of vaccinations (especially to children of any age), nevertheless, I try to keep my personal opinions (mostly) to myself  as it is also my opinion that people deserve information based on facts, trials (controlled) which have been scientifically done by intelligent people without a vested interest.  For too long, the &quot;hype&quot; that is out there, bombarding us everyday is directly from the pharmaceutical industry, and designed to frighten, confuse and coerce people into the accepted and standard behavior.   The science is out there for anyone who wants to look at it and do the right thing for his/her family - as it should be.  But it is shielded from the population because Big PhRMA knows how to play this game and has the gigantic where-with-all to fund it - because this is how they retain their power.  There is no mystery here, only deception.

Before I attempt to address your second question, may I just remind you that this was not Dr. DeMio making any kind of proclamation to the world at large, by using his clout and status - -  but a man who happens to be a father, doctor and scientist, responding to an article he read in our local newspaper.  Because it was &#039;in the public domain&#039;, I felt &#039;allowed&#039; to use it to post on because it served my needs.  I regret that Dr DeMio may have fallen into a hornet&#039;s nest because I liked what he said.  Anyone can check him out by googling him.  There happens to be a small video snippet as well.  

Actually, I believe I have already addressed your second question!  But why not lump parents in with the physicians and scientists?  We are supposed to have this instinctual thing going on which &#039;forces us&#039; to want to protect our children.  We all have that inner voice, but I&#039;m afraid not everyone listens to it.  We justify, we can be lazy in that it seems like too much effort and work to find the answers.  So we cop out and do what &quot;authorities&quot; tell us.  There are however the rebels among us (like me)  who refuse to comply and would choose the wall instead.

Further, we don&#039;t even NEED the science here.  All we need is our eyes and ears and just a little gray matter.  At the arrival of the 20th century,  who ever heard of autism?   When it began to appear, it was very rare.  When childhood inoculations  became the fashion,  problems began.    By mid century,  newborn shots were more than the fashion, they became standard procedure and the statistics began showing a preponderance of &quot;afflicted&quot; children bring born.  Really?  Just coincidence?  With each passing decade the numbers climbed dramatically.  Now with the 21st century, it is chaos with everybody scrambling for answers.   Of course, to be fair, it isn&#039;t only the inoculations, our inner eco-systems have been terribly impacted with all the  toxins we are ingesting with the growth of agribusiness - - but if you&#039;ll forgive me, I can only handle so much &quot;heavy, distasteful, distressing&quot; conversation at one time.  So I&#039;ll beg off here and reach for a happier thought.          Hey, Justin, thanks for stopping by. . . . . Jan</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Justin,  Glad you stopped by and took interest in a subject most of us are deeply concerned about.  Nobody wants to deliberately set themselves up for a case of the flu whether it is a mild case or a lethal one (not that any of us have a crystal ball here).  But more importantly, we also do not want to be polluting our bodies with toxic chemicals which have the power to impact our central nervous systems, our inner eco-system and our vital organs including ALL our major organs such as the liver and kidneys on which we depend for our very lives.  </p>
<p>As to where the research is &#8211; I personally have been posting on this for all the time I have been blogging  (and that&#8217;s quite a lot) with articles by well known physicians and scientists.  My index (shown up in the pages section will lead the way to all that I have single-handedly been able to amass and display.)   Tho I am passionately opposed to all forms of vaccinations (especially to children of any age), nevertheless, I try to keep my personal opinions (mostly) to myself  as it is also my opinion that people deserve information based on facts, trials (controlled) which have been scientifically done by intelligent people without a vested interest.  For too long, the &#8220;hype&#8221; that is out there, bombarding us everyday is directly from the pharmaceutical industry, and designed to frighten, confuse and coerce people into the accepted and standard behavior.   The science is out there for anyone who wants to look at it and do the right thing for his/her family &#8211; as it should be.  But it is shielded from the population because Big PhRMA knows how to play this game and has the gigantic where-with-all to fund it &#8211; because this is how they retain their power.  There is no mystery here, only deception.</p>
<p>Before I attempt to address your second question, may I just remind you that this was not Dr. DeMio making any kind of proclamation to the world at large, by using his clout and status &#8211; -  but a man who happens to be a father, doctor and scientist, responding to an article he read in our local newspaper.  Because it was &#8216;in the public domain&#8217;, I felt &#8216;allowed&#8217; to use it to post on because it served my needs.  I regret that Dr DeMio may have fallen into a hornet&#8217;s nest because I liked what he said.  Anyone can check him out by googling him.  There happens to be a small video snippet as well.  </p>
<p>Actually, I believe I have already addressed your second question!  But why not lump parents in with the physicians and scientists?  We are supposed to have this instinctual thing going on which &#8216;forces us&#8217; to want to protect our children.  We all have that inner voice, but I&#8217;m afraid not everyone listens to it.  We justify, we can be lazy in that it seems like too much effort and work to find the answers.  So we cop out and do what &#8220;authorities&#8221; tell us.  There are however the rebels among us (like me)  who refuse to comply and would choose the wall instead.</p>
<p>Further, we don&#8217;t even NEED the science here.  All we need is our eyes and ears and just a little gray matter.  At the arrival of the 20th century,  who ever heard of autism?   When it began to appear, it was very rare.  When childhood inoculations  became the fashion,  problems began.    By mid century,  newborn shots were more than the fashion, they became standard procedure and the statistics began showing a preponderance of &#8220;afflicted&#8221; children bring born.  Really?  Just coincidence?  With each passing decade the numbers climbed dramatically.  Now with the 21st century, it is chaos with everybody scrambling for answers.   Of course, to be fair, it isn&#8217;t only the inoculations, our inner eco-systems have been terribly impacted with all the  toxins we are ingesting with the growth of agribusiness &#8211; - but if you&#8217;ll forgive me, I can only handle so much &#8220;heavy, distasteful, distressing&#8221; conversation at one time.  So I&#8217;ll beg off here and reach for a happier thought.          Hey, Justin, thanks for stopping by. . . . . Jan</p>
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		<title>Comment on H1N1 vaccine by Justin Chase</title>
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		<dc:creator>Justin Chase</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 29 Oct 2009 14:51:34 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Where are is the research to back up his claims? 

Additionally:
&quot;I am just one of thousands of doctors, scientists and parents...&quot;

Why does he lump parents in with doctors and scientists? How are parents supposed to have any authoritative data on this matter? I just hope people don&#039;t end up dying because they decided not to get a vaccination after reading comments like these which seem to have no actual facts to back them up.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Where are is the research to back up his claims? </p>
<p>Additionally:<br />
&#8220;I am just one of thousands of doctors, scientists and parents&#8230;&#8221;</p>
<p>Why does he lump parents in with doctors and scientists? How are parents supposed to have any authoritative data on this matter? I just hope people don&#8217;t end up dying because they decided not to get a vaccination after reading comments like these which seem to have no actual facts to back them up.</p>
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		<title>Comment on FLU &#8211; Fears or Facts? by connectivetissue</title>
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		<dc:creator>connectivetissue</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 17 Oct 2009 23:49:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Thanks Jan!  I often think of the children while blogging.  We adults can make our own choices.  Cheers!</description>
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		<title>Comment on FLU &#8211; Fears or Facts? by Jan Turner</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jan Turner</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 17 Oct 2009 23:47:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Drfelice,   I couldn&#039;t agree more with your comment on this post.  Sometimes I worry that people will just tune me out, I address this problem so frequently.   It is the children I worry about most as they are not in the position to do their own research, and frankly, they need protecting - - but that is up to their parents.    So I continue.  It gladdens my heart to have you stop by and leave you input.  Thank you.             Jan</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Drfelice,   I couldn&#8217;t agree more with your comment on this post.  Sometimes I worry that people will just tune me out, I address this problem so frequently.   It is the children I worry about most as they are not in the position to do their own research, and frankly, they need protecting &#8211; - but that is up to their parents.    So I continue.  It gladdens my heart to have you stop by and leave you input.  Thank you.             Jan</p>
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		<title>Comment on FLU &#8211; Fears or Facts? by connectivetissue</title>
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		<dc:creator>connectivetissue</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 17 Oct 2009 20:56:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>It is important to look at the money in this debate as the finance piece directly affects scientific objectivity. And the general public is losing trust in many of our institutions and waking up to the inherent conflict of interest that they fear works against them most of the time.

Flu vaccines and BigPharma are VERY BIG business. Money has become a problem for academic science too, not just in the private research sector such as pharmaceuticals. The problem is systemic. Publish or perish! The constant quest for research dollars in almost all types of academic research science means that researchers must guard their “scientific-turf” lest the funding budget be cut. This destroys true objectivity in a very big way.

Many arguments against vaccination are reasonable and cogent. However, clear expert and non-expert voices opposing vaccination are sorely missing in our media discussion. It’s not because they’re not out there. It’s because major news outlets won’t risk losing advertising dollars from BigPharma. Thimerosal, contaminant viruses and other toxic components of flu vaccines are safe? Who are we kidding? http://wp.me/pC1DX-4j</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It is important to look at the money in this debate as the finance piece directly affects scientific objectivity. And the general public is losing trust in many of our institutions and waking up to the inherent conflict of interest that they fear works against them most of the time.</p>
<p>Flu vaccines and BigPharma are VERY BIG business. Money has become a problem for academic science too, not just in the private research sector such as pharmaceuticals. The problem is systemic. Publish or perish! The constant quest for research dollars in almost all types of academic research science means that researchers must guard their “scientific-turf” lest the funding budget be cut. This destroys true objectivity in a very big way.</p>
<p>Many arguments against vaccination are reasonable and cogent. However, clear expert and non-expert voices opposing vaccination are sorely missing in our media discussion. It’s not because they’re not out there. It’s because major news outlets won’t risk losing advertising dollars from BigPharma. Thimerosal, contaminant viruses and other toxic components of flu vaccines are safe? Who are we kidding? <a href="http://wp.me/pC1DX-4j" rel="nofollow">http://wp.me/pC1DX-4j</a></p>
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		<title>Comment on Paleo/Human Growth Hormone by goodlookingabs</title>
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		<dc:creator>goodlookingabs</dc:creator>
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		<description>This is some great Info. Thanks I will start working out more to lose some weigh.</description>
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		<title>Comment on Building Strong Muscles &#8211; B.E.D. by Jan Turner</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jan Turner</dc:creator>
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		<description>To each his own, they say.  There are in fact, many paths which lead up that mountain.  I wish you well.   Jan</description>
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		<title>Comment on Building Strong Muscles &#8211; B.E.D. by how to build up muscle</title>
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		<dc:creator>how to build up muscle</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 26 Sep 2009 07:42:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Yeah, Thanks for the help, I think hard working is more important.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yeah, Thanks for the help, I think hard working is more important.</p>
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