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Jimmy Free's "Remember" CD Release Party

Please join us on Saturday December 12th at Om Tradition Art Space in Portland
to celebrate the release of the new album, Remember, by local artist Jimmy Free.
Let delicious raw vegan treats woo your taste buds while the live music stirs
your soul.

Saturday 12/12/09
Doors open at 7:00pm
Live Music begins at 7:30pm
14 NE 10th Ave, Portland, OR

Featuring a live show by Jimmy Free accompanied by the power rhythms of Hope
Medford on the cahon, shakers, djembe, and Dunn Dunn drums.

Raw vegan hors d'oeurves and beverages will be served potluck-style. Email
info@... if you would like to bring a dish.
This is a family friendly, all ages event.

$10-25 Sliding Scale (Nobody will be turned-away for lack of funds)


About Jimmy Free:  Seamlessly weaving many forms of traditional and contemporary
music, Jimmy presents spontaneous compositions with live looping of the
six-string violin. With an unconventional approach, he takes listeners on a
hopeful and rhythmic adventure. Integrating various world melodies that stir the
soul, his music explores the depths of our condition with hauntingly real
emotion that expresses the light of hope and joy interlaced in this experience
we call life. His hope is to stir in others a remembrance of gifts long
forgotten and inspire them to find the courage to take their next big step
toward their personal awakening. Visit his website at www.JimmyBeFree.com.

Find Jimmy Free online:
Website: http://www.JimmyBeFree.com
Twitter: JimmyBeFree
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jimmy-Free-Music/207840177852
Myspace: With my name change, we're in transition. The old page is
http://www.myspace.com/jimmybraskett but we may be moving to
http://www.myspace.com/jimmybefree soon.

If you would like to volunteer or have any questions, please contact Rylee Keys
at info@... or (503) 307-5384.
Flyers for the event can be downloaded at http://www.jimmybefree.com/live.html

See you at the show!

#2503

From: Jeff Rogers <jeff@...>
Date: Fri Dec 4, 2009 3:40 am
Subject: Raw chef Elaina Love needs our help...

jrogers1111

http://www.purejoylivingfoods.com/

Dave the Raw Food Trucker just gave me a call and apprized me of a situation with one of our fellow raw foodists, Elaina Love. Elaina is a wonderful raw food chef. I've known her for many years; since the early International Raw & Living Foods Festivals in Oregon. Apparently, her son is quite ill and she has taken him to Hippocrates Health Institute. The trip is to save his life and is quite expensive. She needs some help. I plan to donate and hope you'll consider doing the same.

Thanks,

Jeff Rogers

This is from Elaina's website:

Donations for Dominic's healing at Hippocrates Health Institute

My son Dominic was diagnosed with leukemia on Jan. 15, 2009. He underwent the traditional cancer treatment of chemo and radiation and bone marrow transplant, and the leukemia has recently come back aggresively. There is nothing more to do in the medical arena. So...I am taking Dominic to Hippocrates Health Institute in Florida for 3 weeks beginning on Sunday November 29th where he will eat a completely green, raw, vegan diet of juices and greens, get daily wheatgrass implants and oxygen therapy. I have so much faith in this way of allowing the body to heal itself that I know it will work. I will be there with him through it all.

The therapy and airfare combined are going to be close to $20,000 and that's just for the first 3 weeks.

Any help you can send us would be so great. Even $5. Feel free to "purchase" as many $5 donations as you are comfortable with. The gratitude I feel for you as I write this, even though I don't know who you are yet, is so huge I want to cry.

Elaina's site:

To donate:

http://www.purejoyplanet.com/store/index.php?cPath=26

#2504

From: Celeste Kurth <dragonflyteahouse@...>
Date: Fri Dec 11, 2009 9:40 pm
Subject: Holiday Special Now!!!

oceangrl2000...

Seasons Greetings All!

�

Get a head start on your holiday shopping this weekend at the Marshall Center in Vancouver. This Five Star Bazaar features more than 80 Vendors selling hand made gifts and unique crafts.

�

My Dragonfly Naturals Teas' will be one of them!! This is the time of year when I make up special packaging for gift giving and gift baskets for any occasion.

If you have a special friend or need a gift for the person who has everything, consider the gift of tea. Tea represents warmth, beauty, and friendship.

�

My Moraccan mint, or Winter Blend teas, make an especially welcome and festive gift!!

�

If you have a passion for Tea or know someone who does, now is the time to get the best deals on Fair Trade organic loose leaf herbal and imported teas!

�

If the Bazaar should cancel do to weather, I will be having a massive tea sale this week and you will have an opportunity then as well to not only buy some great teas, but sample some as well and share in our book exchange.

�

If you have any questions, or feel you may want to order some tea, but can not make it to the event, you may feel free to call me anytime to order.

619-823-5406

�

Have a Blessed Holiday!

�

Saturday December 12,2009

9am-4pm

Marshall Center,� Vancouver,WA

--
Warmest Regards,
Celeste Kurth/ owner
Dragonfly Naturals
Whole & raw foods and holistic living
www.dragonflynaturals.net � �
http://astore.amazon.com/dragonnatura-20

#2505

From: "calciumcarbonatephobicgirl" <rylee.k@...>
Date: Sat Dec 12, 2009 6:10 pm
Subject: Jimmy Free's "Remember" CD Release Party- Today!

calciumcarbo...

Remember  CD Release Party

Please join us on Saturday December 12th in Portland to celebrate the release of
Remember. The details are listed below and can be found on my website at
http://www.jimmybefree.com/live.html, along with downloadable copies of the show
flyer to share with your friends.

Saturday 12/12/09
Doors open at 7:00pm
Live Music begins at 7:30pm
14 NE 10th Ave, Portland, OR

Featuring a live show by Jimmy Free accompanied by the power rhythms of Hope
Medford on the cahon, shakers, djembe, and Dunn Dunn drums. In addition to the
live music, we'll be serving the following incredibly delicious raw vegan
treats!:

     * Banana Bread
     * Chocolate Milk
     * Almond Joy Cookies
     * Jicama Perogies
     * Mini-Tacos on Kohlrabi
     * Savory Cole-slaw salad
     * Hummus and Veggies

Raw vegan hors d'oeurves and beverages will be served potluck-style. Email
info@... if you would like to bring a dish.
This is a family friendly, all ages event.

$10-25 Sliding Scale (Nobody will be turned-away for lack of funds)


About Jimmy Free:  Seamlessly weaving many forms of traditional and contemporary
music, Jimmy presents spontaneous compositions with live looping of the
six-string violin. With an unconventional approach, he takes listeners on a
hopeful and rhythmic adventure. Integrating various world melodies that stir the
soul, his music explores the depths of our condition with hauntingly real
emotion that expresses the light of hope and joy interlaced in this experience
we call life. His hope is to stir in others a remembrance of gifts long
forgotten and inspire them to find the courage to take their next big step
toward their personal awakening.

If you would like to volunteer, bring a dish, or have any questions, please
contact Rylee Keys at info@... or (503) 307-5384.

#2506

From: "sunnymilanna" <sunnymilanna@...>
Date: Tue Dec 15, 2009 10:31 pm
Subject: Anyone interested in a NEW Organic Buckwheat Pillow?

sunnymilanna

I have an extra New Organic Buckwheat Pillow that I ordered from Canada which
cost me $60 plus S&H...both the buckwheat and the pillow casing are
organic...the casing zips open to remove any buckwheat you need to fit your
comfort. I will let this go for $40 cash.

I also have some extra organic sprouting seeds that I also got from Canada. The
seeds are in unopened/unused packages. I will have to check to see all that I
have, but, off hand I know I have eextra Fenugreek and extra Broccoli seeds...I
am not sure of the price yet. I will have to check.

Aimee

#2507

From: annalisejones@...
Date: Tue Dec 15, 2009 10:07 pm
Subject: Food addiction in children

rjones501

Does anybody else feed their children some cooked food, and having problems with addiction? We eat high-raw, low-fat. But not all raw. And I don't want to. But my son has some crazy food addiction and it really hurts his digestion. He will eat 2nds, 3rds, 4ths, and when I say "that's all" he cries. (He is 4 years old) I feel like the meanest mom telling him "No, you're not really hungry" when he says he is, etc. It makes eating with others very embarassing because nobody understand food addiction, and why would I restrict my son's eating? etc... I just feel very embarassed when this happens. It's hard for me because I love social eating and we actually have some friends who eat whole foods, low-fat, vegan meals but still we always seem to have an issue and I end up taking my crying son to the other room to talk it out.

Just wondering if there is anybody else out there?? I have never heard anybody else say this before.... Well I have heard some parents say their kids love to eat but the parents don't seem to mind. (the kids are chubby)

#2508

From: Gena Perkins <gena23224@...>
Date: Wed Dec 16, 2009 1:08 am
Subject: Re: Food addiction in children

gena23224

I just want to say thanks for caring for your child. I wish my parents had been more helpful with me with setting boundaries like this. As a consequence, my digestion now is really messed up. I eat healthy (mostly raw) now because it is all my body will tolerate. I mean, I guess that's a good thing, sort of. Anyway children learn these habits young, and it's wonderful I think, those who have parents who help them set the boundaries young, it will be so much easier later (and the physical consequences less severe, or maybe non-existent).

--- On Tue, 12/15/09, annalisejones@... <annalisejones@...> wrote:

From: annalisejones@... <annalisejones@...>
Subject: [RawPortland] Food addiction in children
To: ldsraw@yahoogroups.com, rawportland@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, December 15, 2009, 2:07 PM

Does anybody else feed their children some cooked food, and having problems with addiction? We eat high-raw, low-fat. But not all raw. And I don't want to. But my son has some crazy food addiction and it really hurts his digestion. He will eat 2nds, 3rds, 4ths, and when I say "that's all" he cries. (He is 4 years old) I feel like the meanest mom telling him "No, you're not really hungry" when he says he is, etc. It makes eating with others very embarassing because nobody understand food addiction, and why would I restrict my son's eating? etc... I just feel very embarassed when this happens. It's hard for me because I love social eating and we actually have some friends who eat whole foods, low-fat, vegan meals but still we always seem to have an issue and I end up taking my crying son to the other room to talk it out.

Just wondering if there is anybody else out there?? I have never heard anybody else say this before.... Well I have heard some parents say their kids love to eat but the parents don't seem to mind. (the kids are chubby)

#2509

From: Margie <marnacla@...>
Date: Wed Dec 16, 2009 2:21 am
Subject: Re: Food addiction in children

marnacla

I have a question. Is he gobbling it up or is he chewing. When I was growing up I confused a fork with the shovel :)

--- On Tue, 12/15/09, Gena Perkins <gena23224@...> wrote:

From: Gena Perkins <gena23224@...>
Subject: Re: [RawPortland] Food addiction in children
To: RawPortland@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, December 15, 2009, 5:08 PM

I just want to say thanks for caring for your child. I wish my parents had been more helpful with me with setting boundaries like this. As a consequence, my digestion now is really messed up. I eat healthy (mostly raw) now because it is all my body will tolerate. I mean, I guess that's a good thing, sort of. Anyway children learn these habits young, and it's wonderful I think, those who have parents who help them set the boundaries young, it will be so much easier later (and the physical consequences less severe, or maybe non-existent) .

--- On Tue, 12/15/09, annalisejones@ gmail.com <annalisejones@ gmail.com> wrote:

From: annalisejones@ gmail.com <annalisejones@ gmail.com>
Subject: [RawPortland] Food addiction in children
To: ldsraw@yahoogroups. com, rawportland@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Tuesday, December 15, 2009, 2:07 PM

Does anybody else feed their children some cooked food, and having problems with addiction? We eat high-raw, low-fat. But not all raw. And I don't want to. But my son has some crazy food addiction and it really hurts his digestion. He will eat 2nds, 3rds, 4ths, and when I say "that's all" he cries. (He is 4 years old) I feel like the meanest mom telling him "No, you're not really hungry" when he says he is, etc. It makes eating with others very embarassing because nobody understand food addiction, and why would I restrict my son's eating? etc... I just feel very embarassed when this happens. It's hard for me because I love social eating and we actually have some friends who eat whole foods, low-fat, vegan meals but still we always seem to have an issue and I end up taking my crying son to the other room to talk it out.

Just wondering if there is anybody else out there?? I have never heard anybody else say this before.... Well I have heard some parents say their kids love to eat but the parents don't seem to mind. (the kids are chubby)

#2510

From: "R" <annalisejones@...>
Date: Wed Dec 16, 2009 3:37 pm
Subject: Re: Food addiction in children

rjones501

Me too, and I messed up my digestion. I went to see a naturopath about it a
couple years ago and I was low on microflora and stomach acid as well as some
food allergies. When I follow the directions for these things, I actually do
pretty well. I also take enzymes with cooked meal. I also discovered that I have
rarely ever listened to my body and waiting until I was really hungry to eat a
meal, drinking water first, eating slowly and enjoying my food. I found that
helps TREMENDOUSLY. I thought I couldn't digest anything except properly
combined raw foods, but it turns out HOW I eat is much more important than WHAT
I eat. I've been eating cooked dinners lately and delighted to see for the first
time in years I can actually digest them - as long as I eat RESPONSIBLY.



--- In RawPortland@yahoogroups.com, Gena Perkins <gena23224@...> wrote:
>
> I just want to say thanks for caring for your child. I wish my parents had
been more helpful with me with setting boundaries like this. As a consequence,
my digestion now is really messed up.  I eat healthy (mostly raw) now because
it is all my body will tolerate. I mean, I guess that's a good thing, sort of.
Anyway children learn these habits young, and it's wonderful I think, those
who have parents who help them set the boundaries young, it will be so much
easier later (and the physical consequences less severe, or maybe non-existent).
>
> --- On Tue, 12/15/09, annalisejones@... <annalisejones@...> wrote:
>
>
> From: annalisejones@... <annalisejones@...>
> Subject: [RawPortland] Food addiction in children
> To: ldsraw@yahoogroups.com, rawportland@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, December 15, 2009, 2:07 PM
>
>
>  
>
>
>
> Does anybody else feed their children some cooked food, and having problems
with addiction? We eat high-raw, low-fat. But not all raw. And I don't want to.
But my son has some crazy food addiction and it really hurts his digestion. He
will eat 2nds, 3rds, 4ths, and when I say "that's all" he cries. (He is 4 years
old) I feel like the meanest mom telling him "No, you're not really hungry" when
he says he is, etc. It makes eating with others very embarassing because nobody
understand food addiction, and why would I restrict my son's eating? etc... I
just feel very embarassed when this happens. It's hard for me because I love
social eating and we actually have some friends who eat whole foods, low-fat,
vegan meals but still we always seem to have an issue and I end up taking my
crying son to the other room to talk it out.
>
> Just wondering if there is anybody else out there?? I have never heard anybody
else say this before.... Well I have heard some parents say their kids love to
eat but the parents don't seem to mind. (the kids are chubby)
>

#2511

From: Annalise Jones <annalisejones@...>
Date: Sun Dec 6, 2009 4:45 am
Subject: Holiday card giveaway

rjones501

I'm sorry for posting off-topic but I really need to get some publicity. I'm trying to market my Etsy Store so I am offering a giveaway of 25 holiday cards. You can get entries for telling your friends. Please see all the details at http://rychenannalise.blogspot.com (first post) and enter! Here is the link to share with your friends -
http://annalisestampinup.etsy.com

�

Thank you so much!

Annalise

#2512

From: wMilmoe@...
Date: Wed Dec 16, 2009 9:57 pm
Subject: Norwalk juicer juice

abundant11

I am looking for people interested in carrot, carrot/apple, apple, ginger or galanga root juice on a short term 1 - 3 month basis.

This is a stainless steel juicer recommended by the Gerson Institute as part of their cancer therapy.

I am not happy with the way it juices greens so I want to do what it does best apples and roots.

Thank you.

Bill
360 695 4482

#2513

From: "brion.oliver" <brion@...>
Date: Thu Dec 17, 2009 8:46 pm
Subject: Re: Food addiction in children

brion.oliver

Hello!

With developing children and diet, there are a complexity of issues that can contribute to the type of behavior you are witnessing. My best recommendation to you would be to consult with a nutritional expert who can assist you in addressing the specific needs of your son at this specific moment in his life.

I know of three local nutritionists who could be of service to you and your family, and there are likely many more accessible through this list or other raw foods information venues in town: Andrea Nakayama (http://replenishpdx.com/), Tashi Rana (http://www.fieldofgreens.us/), and Jenna Abernathy (http://wwww.openheartwellness.com/).

Of the three, Andrea Nakayama specializes in working nutritionally with families and children on issues of mental and emotional health and wellbeing, including behavioral issues. She has a lot of experience with the types of issue you are hoping to address, but despite being a strong proponent for raw foods generally, her focus with children is not 100% raw.

Tashi Rana holds an MA in Vegan/Live Food Nutrition from Dr. Gabriel Cousens' Tree of Life, and is an excellent resource for live food nutrition.

Jenna Abernathy is a health counselor, massage therapist, and yoga teacher with a focus on integration within the health and wellbeing lifestyle.

Any of the three should be able to assist you in addressing your current need.

Be well!

-Brion

Brion Oliver
The Raw Matrix
Raw Events, Foods, and Inspiration
RawMatrix.net
OregonRawResource.org
503-312-0596

--- In RawPortland@yahoogroups.com, annalisejones@... wrote:
>
> Does anybody else feed their children some cooked food, and having problems
> with addiction? We eat high-raw, low-fat. But not all raw. And I don't want
> to. But my son has some crazy food addiction and it really hurts his
> digestion. He will eat 2nds, 3rds, 4ths, and when I say "that's all" he
> cries. (He is 4 years old) I feel like the meanest mom telling him "No,
> you're not really hungry" when he says he is, etc. It makes eating with
> others very embarassing because nobody understand food addiction, and why
> would I restrict my son's eating? etc... I just feel very embarassed when
> this happens. It's hard for me because I love social eating and we actually
> have some friends who eat whole foods, low-fat, vegan meals but still we
> always seem to have an issue and I end up taking my crying son to the other
> room to talk it out.
>
> Just wondering if there is anybody else out there?? I have never heard
> anybody else say this before.... Well I have heard some parents say their
> kids love to eat but the parents don't seem to mind. (the kids are chubby)
>

#2514

From: wMilmoe@...
Date: Fri Dec 18, 2009 10:21 pm
Subject: Re: Food addiction in children

abundant11

nice points Brion!

The great aspect about these consultants is that they also know how it is often a psychological or emotional reason for an eating imbalance and your observations about your son and the interactions or lack there of before the disturbing behavior will also help them to identify the possible causes.

excerpt:

I know of three local nutritionists who could be of service to you and
your family, and there are likely many more accessible through this list
or other raw foods information venues in town: Andrea Nakayama
(http://replenishpdx.com/), Tashi Rana (http://www.fieldofgreens.us/),
and Jenna Abernathy (http://wwww.openheartwellness.com/).

In love, trust and cooperation

Bill

#2515

From: Laura Carley <carleyfam@...>
Date: Sat Dec 19, 2009 12:31 am
Subject: looking for dehydrator

carleyfam

Hi,
Does anyone have a decent shape excalibur for sale - 5 tier or more?
Thanks!
Laura C.

Reply | Messages in this Topic (3)

#2516

From: Mike Snyder <mike@...>
Date: Sat Dec 19, 2009 4:45 am
Subject: Re: looking for dehydrator

mike_snyder2

Hi Laura,

I do!

I'm in SE Portland. I carry almost all the Excaliburs, both economy and deluxe. 4, 5, and 9 Tray, white or black. The only one I don't have is the Excalibur with built in timer.

If you are looking for used, I don't have any used Excalibur's, just new. I do have a gently used Good4U 10 Tray dehydrator available for a discounted price.

Most of my dehydrators are listed at http://store.TheRawDiet.com/fode.html , I also carry the Nesco brand.

I also have a new book available, titled "The Everything Raw Food Recipe Book",
http://store.therawdiet.com/everything.html
also on Amazon at http://www.TheRawDiet.com/amazon.html

Best Regards,

Mike Snyder
503-771-3904
email: mike (@) TheRawDiet.com

From: Laura Carley <carleyfam@...>
To: rawportland@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Fri, December 18, 2009 4:31:46 PM
Subject: [RawPortland] looking for dehydrator

Hi,
Does anyone have a decent shape excalibur for sale - 5 tier or more?
Thanks!
Laura C.

Reply | Messages in this Topic (3)

#2517

From: Lizz bommarito <circleakitchen@...>
Date: Sat Dec 19, 2009 5:58 am
Subject: Re: looking for dehydrator

circleakitchen

Hi Laura,
Yup, Ive got a practically new excalibur 9 tray (no timer) in black, with a few teflex sheets. I bought for $235, I would sell for $135. Let me know. you can email me at Circleakitchen@....
Later
Lizz

--- On Fri, 12/18/09, Mike Snyder <mike@...> wrote:

From: Mike Snyder <mike@...>
Subject: Re: [RawPortland] looking for dehydrator
To: RawPortland@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, December 18, 2009, 8:45 PM

Hi Laura,

I do!

I'm in SE Portland. I carry almost all the Excaliburs, both economy and deluxe. 4, 5, and 9 Tray, white or black. The only one I don't have is the Excalibur with built in timer.

If you are looking for used, I don't have any used Excalibur's, just new. I do have a gently used Good4U 10 Tray dehydrator available for a discounted price.

Most of my dehydrators are listed at http://store. TheRawDiet. com/fode. html , I also carry the Nesco brand.

I also have a new book available, titled "The Everything Raw Food Recipe Book",
http://store. therawdiet. com/everything. html
also on Amazon at http://www.TheRawDi et.com/amazon. html

Best Regards,

Mike Snyder
503-771-3904
email: mike (@) TheRawDiet.com

From: Laura Carley <carleyfam@yahoo. com>
To: rawportland@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Fri, December 18, 2009 4:31:46 PM
Subject: [RawPortland] looking for dehydrator

Hi,
Does anyone have a decent shape excalibur for sale - 5 tier or more?
Thanks!
Laura C.

Reply | Messages in this Topic (3)

#2518

From: "calciumcarbonatephobicgirl" <rylee.k@...>
Date: Sat Dec 19, 2009 9:24 am
Subject: Book & other gift ideas

calciumcarbo...

I'd like to share the gift of raw living this holiday season. Does anyone have a
favorite book they'd recommend giving to introduce someone to raw foods? I'd
like to give them something engaging that avoids  nama shoyu and doesn't overly
emphasize challenging ingredients such as young coconuts and exotic
special-order goodies.

Thanks!

#2519

From: Gabrielle <gabrielle@...>
Date: Wed Dec 23, 2009 2:48 am
Subject: Soyabella, Blend Tec for sale

gaisgarden

I have a gently used Soyabella (all in one soy milk maker which also
makes raw almond milk in a minute) that I will part with for $80. Also a
Blend Tec Total Blender that has not worked well since its factory
reconditioning for $20, if you want to take a chance.

#2520

From: lindazoo@...
Date: Wed Dec 23, 2009 12:10 am
Subject: champion juicer

lindazoo@...

Champion Juicer - $100 (Sandy)

Date: 2009-12-17, 11:50AM PST
Reply to: sale-u4reg-1514630418@... ^{[Errors when replying to ads?]}

I'm selling my Champion Juicer because I'm trying to earn enough money to buy a Vita mix. It works great and makes some yummy juice!
If your interested or have questions give me a call at 503-310-7567
Thanks,
Trinity

Location: Sandy
it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

PostingID: 1514630418

#2521

From: "sueaberle" <serena1@...>
Date: Wed Dec 23, 2009 3:09 pm
Subject: OT: Room for rent in raw home - Vancouver/Orchards

sueaberle

We will have a master bedroom available for rent right after the first of the
year.  We would love to find a like-minded individual or couple who are
non-smoking and interested in healthy eating.  Please email me separately if
interested in additional details.  Must be tolerant of cats and chickens (pets).
:)

Thanks -

Sue

#2522

From: "Nora Lenz" <nmlenz@...>
Date: Thu Dec 24, 2009 7:13 pm
Subject: Fw: U.S. JUDGE RULES AGAINST COMPULSORY VACCINATIONS

rawnora

Very good news.

Nora

-----------------------------------------------------------------

Finally, someone looking out for the people of this country.

U.S. JUDGE RULES AGAINST COMPULSORY VACCINATIONS

CBC News lose credibility when it over looks this story

US judge rules against compulsory vaccinations

30 years after compulsory vaccination became US Law:

US Court issues an injunction to stop it and to hold the the government and drug companies responsible for reactions.

A Preliminary Injunction to stop mandatory vaccinations has been issued in the United States District Court of New Jersey. This comes after a federal lawsuit opposing forced vaccines was filed in that court by Tim Vawter, pro se attorney, on July 31st with the federal government as defendant. When the judge signs the Preliminary Injunction, it will stop the federal government from forcing anyone in any state to take flu vaccine against their will. It will also prevent a state or local government from forcibly vaccinating anyone, and forbid any person who is not vaccinated from being denied any services or constitutional rights. Vawter’s filings included a Complaint, and several pages of evidentiary Exhibits.

Vawter’s legal papers have been written not only for filing in federal court, but additionally so they can be looked at by activists around the world for ideas on filing lawsuits in their own countries to help stop forced vaccinations. Vawter believes that as the truth of the dangers of flu vaccines continues to become known, banning the forced use of them will eventually succeed on a worldwide basis. He cautions people to avoid fear and keep themselves focused on the task of blocking forced vaccination.

Preliminary Injunction will immediately halt mandatory vaccinations in the U.S.

The Court, having heard the Motion for Preliminary Injunction and read the papers in its support, states in the Preliminary Injunction that it appears the federal government has engaged in some amount of negligence with regards to failure to properly investigate the safety of the flu vaccines scheduled for use in late 2009-2010, and the evidence submitted does warrant a more thorough investigation into the safety of the flu vaccines.

The Court ordered that the government shall be forbidden from forcing any person to be required to take any influenza vaccination against that person’s free will and free choice. The government will not allow any state or local government, or any party, to force any person to be required to take any influenza vaccination against that person’s free will and free choice.

U.S. government sued for gross negligence and violation of the Constitution
In his Cause of Action, Vawter charged that the federal government has engaged in gross negligence by funding and promoting flu vaccines that are proven to be dangerous and manufactured with little oversight. The vaccines scheduled for use in late 2009 and 2010 contain heavy metals including thimerosal mercury, which have been proven to cause autism in children with lowered immune systems, and other dangerous and toxic ingredients. The federal government has stated it will force these flu vaccines onto the American public against their will, under a document signed by Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius.

He further charged that the vaccine makers stand to earn billions of dollars selling vaccines, and are already spending tens of millions advertising a “Phase 6 Pandemic” that the evidence shows does not really exist. The federal government has not required the World Health Organization (WHO) to show evidence of such a pandemic. There has been no collection of facts, sworn testimony, witnesses being questioned, hearings being held, or lie detector tests being given when preposterous statements have been made. The WHO declared a massive “Phase 6 Influenza Pandemic”, even though only a few hundred people worldwide had so far died of this swine flu virus, and when far more people die each year of regular flu.

Vawter noted there is a preponderance of evidence to show that the federal government so poorly trained its employees that they eagerly agreed with the unsubstantiated claims of the WHO in the face of evidence to the contrary.

Forced vaccination would violate the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution by allowing the government to enter homes and force people to be vaccinated, or to forcibly remove people to another location for vaccination. It would also violate Fifth Amendment Constitutional rights by depriving people of liberty without due process of law.

Vawter charged that the federal government has engaged in gross negligence by failing to properly investigate factual evidence submitted by esteemed medical professions over many years which proves flu vaccines have caused serious damage to people. The CDC has stated that thimerosal mercury is being used in the new flu vaccines being prepared.

The government has failed to investigate profiteering.. Billions of dollars in vaccine sales can cause organizations to falsify threats so as to cause unwarranted public hysteria leading to forced vaccinations.

The government is guilty of gross negligence because its employees failed to properly investigate the release of a case of live swine flu virus. One of the main companies the government deals with, Baxter Vaccines, was apparently involved in the transporting of live bird flu virus that was released on a public train earlier this year. A lab technician with the Swiss National Center for Influenza in Geneva had traveled to Zurich to collect eight ampoules, five of which were filled with the H1N1 swine flu virus. However, failure of the dry ice in their container allowed pressure to build up, and the ampoules exploded as the train was pulling into a station.

The highly reputable UK newspaper “the Telegraph” reported on July 2^nd that flu vaccines tested on homeless people caused twenty-one of them to die. Vawter charged there is a preponderance of evidence to show that government will not provide people being vaccinated with a list of the vaccine ingredients and possible negative side effects before they are vaccinated. Most of the public will not know this flu vaccine contains thimerosal mercury.

Vawter submitted an Order to force the government to publish vaccine ingredients and side effects, and to give this information to everyone who takes a flu vaccine, and do so at least 3 days prior to their vaccination. A denial of this order would violate Plaintiff’s rights to demand the government obey the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution by requiring it to engage in freedom of speech. The First Amendment not only allows a citizen to have freedom of speech himself, but it allows a citizen to demand his government engage in freedom of speech when it is promoting the use of such as these vaccinations to the public.

The government proclamation stating a person cannot sue for any damages he receives from the flu vaccine, completely bypasses the congress and the court system in violation of the Seventh Amendment of the Constitution which grants the right to sue to recover for damages. Vawter submitted an Order to deem unconstitutional any proclamation, rule or similar law that forbids people from suing for damages resulting from the vaccines of 2009 and 2010.

Robert O. Young, Ph.D., D.Sc.

Founder of ‘THE NEW BIOLOGY’
Creator of the ‘SCIENCE OF ALKALINE
LIVING’T for Health.
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This entry was posted on Tuesday, September 8th, 2009 at 6:35 pm and is filed under Human Voice.

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#2523

From: "sunnymilanna" <sunnymilanna@...>
Date: Sat Dec 26, 2009 11:26 pm
Subject: Anyone need a bottle of Iodoral?

sunnymilanna

I have an almost full of Iodoral tablets that I cannot continue taking. The
bottle contained 90 tablets (I used about a weeks worth) and is still good, not
expired. The bottle cost $26...you can have it for $10

Aimee

#2524

From: "brion.oliver" <brion@...>
Date: Mon Jan 4, 2010 12:19 am
Subject: Raw Matrix order this week

brion.oliver

Hi, folks! Happy 2010!

I will be placing an order for items on the Raw Matrix website this week. If you are interested in high-quality cacao, nori, goji and incan berries, maca, and other yummy stuff, please get your orders to me by 3pm Wednesday, 1/6. I will have the items for pickup early the following week. (http://rawmatrix.net/orders.html)

In light of recent developments, it is unlikely the cacao products are truly raw. I'll be talking with my distributors on Monday about this. It's still the same very high quality cacao I've been providing all year, and exceeds the quality of cacao material most raw vendors have mistakenly been using in their product. More as I know it.

Thanks!

-Brion

Brion Oliver
The Raw Matrix
Raw Events, Foods, and Inspiration
RawMatrix.net
OregonRawResource.org
503-312-0596

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#2525

From: "sunnymilanna" <sunnymilanna@...>
Date: Sat Jan 9, 2010 5:31 am
Subject: Organic Sprouting Seeds, Organic Bulk Grains/seeds, Iodoral...

sunnymilanna

We are moving and have a few things for sale that someone here might want:

1) I have an almost full of Iodoral tablets that I cannot continue taking. The
bottle contained 90 tablets (I used about a weeks worth) and is still good, not
expired. The bottle cost $26...you can have it for $10

2) 2 large paper shopping bags full of organic bulk garins and seeds...some are:
sunflower seeds, sesame seeds, buckwheat, DATES!, pecans, oats...and, more...if
you are interested let me know and I will go through them to see all that I
have...$10 per shopping bag.

3) Organic Sprouting Seeds...NEW...NEVER OPENED...Large bags of
broccoli...fenugreek...and, others...if you are interested I will check to see
all that I have and will give you the prices which will be 1/2 off of what I
paid.

To those who expressed interest in the Organic Buckwheat Pillow, it is already
sold. A woman bought it for her 92 yr old mom who always uses them, so that was
nice.

Aimee

#2526

From: "sunnymilanna" <sunnymilanna@...>
Date: Sat Jan 9, 2010 7:57 am
Subject: Here are the Organic Sprouting Seeds/prices...

sunnymilanna

Broccoli Raab 1Kg...I paid $20.56....you pay $10.00

Broccoli 1Kg...I paid $50.95...you pay $25.00

Fenugreek 1 Kg...I paid $14.65...you pay $7.00

Red Cabbage 100g...I paid $9.33...you pay $4.50

Oriental Mustard 200g...I paid $5.73...you pay $2.50

China Rose Radish 200g...I paid $5.73...you pay $2.50

I am open to mailing them to you for the actual shipping cost.

Aimee

#2527

From: "sunnymilanna" <sunnymilanna@...>
Date: Sat Jan 9, 2010 8:43 am
Subject: Anyone Know How to Clean Dehydrator Trays??

sunnymilanna

I use those NESCO American Harvestor dehydrators (temp controlled) and even
though I always wash the trays after each use, they still are stained bigtime.
Any way to clean them better?

Thanks!

Aimee

#2528

From: lindazoo@...
Date: Sun Jan 10, 2010 2:15 pm
Subject: craigslist post

lindazoo@...

Vita Mix 2200 Sidewinder Stainless Steel - $75 (Beaverton)

Date: 2010-01-09, 12:34PM PST
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Commercial Vita Mix "2200" Sidewinder, heavy duty stainless steel, Good Condition, $75. Call 503-860-0709.

Location: Beaverton
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#2529

From: "wakachoochoo" <christine@...>
Date: Tue Jan 12, 2010 6:53 pm
Subject: Juice Feasting in 2010!

wakachoochoo

Hello raw PDX!

2010 already feels like a transformative year.

is anyone here in portland interested in doing a juice feast? (
www.juicefeasting.com ). i am planning on doing this, and there is a global
juice feast in March, but i am going to delay it for some personal reasons,
including gathering the financial resources and life support.

buying loads of produce could be expensive, and in addition i plan on adding in
colonics, tons of sauna time, etc.

anyway..who wants to join in? seems like something that would be easier if we
had a support group.

in light,
christine

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#2530

From: GENE Younger <see20x20now@...>
Date: Tue Jan 12, 2010 9:01 pm
Subject: RE: Juice Feasting in 2010!

gene.younger