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On Wed, 02 Apr 2008 04:03:41 GMT, mcs <mcsnospam@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>"Karen Y Byrd" <kybyrd@pobox.upenn.edu> wrote in message 
>news:slrnfv1m8r.ok7.kybyrd@pobox.upenn.edu...
>> On Mon, 31 Mar 2008 01:33:03 GMT, mcs <mcsantpollution@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>>Keep dreaming the cities and states with growing populations for the most
>>>part except  Maybe one or two (atleant) have all great greener energy 
>>>plans
>>
>> [blah, blah, blah deleted]
>>
>> Places in the south west are running out of water. Altanta(just like
>> other places in the SE) is running out water. Growth in desert
>> areas, that were never meant to support millions of people,
>> are going dry with no real plan to do anything about it because
>> no one knows what to do.
>>
>> But nevermind you don't care about those things do you?
>>
>Karen, I think I am  savant.

Sure, given that you keep repeating the same stuff again and
again.
 
> People are starting to ask me questions from 
>allot of places including intel and a few research places. 

Care to be specific.

I work in a research place, one of the top ones in the country.

>They certainly 
>are more interested in me then they will ever be with you. 

How do you know? You don't know what I'm involved in or whom
I know afterall
you thought I was a web designer. 

>You know why< in 
>this life I tried my hardest to help people ,

My career has involved helping people and nothing but
helping people for 40+ years, Steve.

Nothing you do now, or say now, or ever, can match
that length of service.

> you put people down

Really. By saying that you have no interest in learning
how to write the English language that's putting you
down putting you down.

It's to YOUR benefit that you learn how to write better
Steve. 

> for no 
>real reason because I am critical of your city and pollution.

My major concern in life is education. We are failing as
a nation in educating our youth. So many people drop out
of school that we are in grave danger of de-stablizing the
country because of it.

The only way to get people to care about pollution is
for them to be educated. If they don't have the basics,
or even know how pollution is caused, do you seriously
think anyone will care about what you, personally, are trying to
tell them about it?

> Yesterday they had people who lived long life on abc , 
>they kept mentioning a few very old and ACTIVE 100 years olds .

There's something like 50,000 people in the US who are
100 or older and many of them are active.

> The media and gov and even people who are bold to tell you why 
>people live this long leave out the most crucial reasons. Clean air is by 
>far one of the most important things people can get I spent my life telling 
>you even if I am not a scientist.

It's one factor. I simply don't buy that it's the most important factor.
I think their genes and how their immune systems work are the
deciding factors in their longevity.