Seasonal Affect Disorder is supposed to be treatable by light
boxes, but recently I’ve heard about a goggles form of this.
Anyone have a clue as to where these might come from? Are
they experimental only, or can a physician get hold of them?
Any info would be greatly appreciated!
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In article <3all3t…@agate.berkeley.edu>,
John Badanes <rom…@uclink.berkeley.edu> wrote:
>According to Paul Iannone (our most strident and band-width-heavy critic
>of advertising in MHA, who nonetheless tried to market his own
>’Crooked Tree’ newsletter here), there ARE distinctions to be made. To
A sin for which Paul apparently will never be forgiven. He could post to
this newsgroup for the fifty years, and people would still be bringing it up
now and then. Paul, I suggest you get an account on a different machine,
change your name, and learn how to post to a thread without breaking it.
In article <3all3t…@agate.berkeley.edu>,
John Badanes <rom…@uclink.berkeley.edu> wrote:
>According to Paul Iannone (our most strident and band-width-heavy critic
>of advertising in MHA, who nonetheless tried to market his own
>’Crooked Tree’ newsletter here), there ARE distinctions to be made. To
>A sin for which Paul apparently will never be forgiven. He could post to
>this newsgroup for the fifty years, and people would still be bringing it up
>now and then. Paul, I suggest you get an account on a different machine,
>change your name, and learn how to post to a thread without breaking it.
Ah the lies good-willed people tell of you! John is the only person in this
newsgroup I filter, so I miss out on these polite little stabs in the armpit.
As for "my advertisement" (offer of a free copy of my weird alchemical
newsletter–btw, the new issue is out tomorrow–hint, hint, wink, wink), here
are the stupendous results!!!!
Out of approximately fifteen replies (ten! count ‘em, ten!): 0 responses to
the mailing. Which suits me just fine, btw. Followup mailings with loads of
slick advertising from me? NONE! Follow up posting to private e-mail
addresses foolishly given? NONE! Yep, I’m raking it in.
I recanted the offer as soon as someone suggested to little ole me that I was
myself advertising. Surprisingly, many who advertise inadvertently in the
conference take the same apologetic approach to learning they have erred.
John B., on the other hand, is simply here to flame, so he doesn’t have to
ever admit he’s erred (because he never, ever does). His protestations of my
stridency are humorous, and "band-width heavy" is something I would like on
my tombstone. Will they never be happy? Naw, that what the disease of
cynicism is all about. If you can succeed in making all others unhappy with
you, then you can say you finally instilled rationality in the world. And
then we can all commit suicide.
Btw, the newsletter is "SPIRITVISION," my business is The Crooked Tree. I
expect that John will snicker some more about the name of either–but the
joke is on him. We now return you to your regularly scheduled programming.