Good morning ladies and germs! *That got such a good respone on Davesgarden.com that I can't resist once more saying it!:) You guys are cool. I visited Chub Harper yesterday and I'm going to start again hammering away (Ken are you listening) on the ACS Database. Even though a grant through the ACS will be provided to someone to do the same, there's a lot of work that needs to be done so the world can have access to the best resource...that's ever been available. Thanks again ya all, and Resin - you're the horse that everybody never bets on, but they should! Don't ask... Riddles that make sense only to me I'm going to let fly - thanks a lot my friends. Dax

Posted by deedee-2008 I have not heard of any scientifically proven studies linking it vaccines, except for the old "swine flu" vaccine in the 1970s. This is what I'd researched 11/22/08. I don't know what's been documented and what has not. After doing research on the vaccine, I decided my daughter can make her own decision about the vaccine when she turns 18. I know there are a lot of mothers that are upset they trusted their Dr's with the vaccine & their children are either dead or in bad shape. I don't mean to throw the post off topic; but want to add what I'd researched back in 2008. - I'm going to directly copy a post I made elsewhere. Some reading for those interested- Gardasil on Wiki - scroll down, to where it says Safety - it mentions Guillain-Barr Syndrome - an acute inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (AIDP), an autoimmune disease affecting the peripheral nervous system, usually triggered by an acute infectious process. article - Serious Questions About HPV Vaccine - July 7, 2008 CDC Gardasil reports - on the left, it says HPV Related Quick Links Guillain-Barré Syndrome Fact Sheet

if you Google rose thorn injuries you get all kinds of articles. Almost all of them will say that the biggest problem is the tip of the thorn remaining in the skin. I only know this because I smacked my knee with a rose thorn a couple months ago. I wound up with the most unbelievably painful knee. The tip didn't break of for me though. What I did was puncture the bursa on my knee cap. Crazy painful. Some of the things I read though were of very serious chronic conditions caused by those bacterial infections. I would definitely stay on that injury. Insist they make sure there is no thorn fragment in there and that ALL the infection is gone.

I need some input from anyone who might have this valve connected to a shower head and a hand-held shower wand. I wanted two single function valves; plumber convinced my husband that two would not be necessary; the Moentrol valve was fine he said. Well, it is not fine! The shower-head seems to have enough pressure...the hand-held is so weak that it was a waste of $ putting it in. Do I have a faulty valve or is weak pressure the norm with a multi-function hand-held wand and this valve. I have the same wand upstairs on its own valve; water pressure is excellent. i am NOT happy! I knew what I wanted...there would have been no issues! If low hand-held pressure is the norm, am I out of line to ask him to share in the expense of putting it on its own valve? *cross-posted in plumbing