Re: LIST: why search the PARKINSN list archives

[joan carol urquhart <jcu@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

An interesting analogy Janet...

There are some PWPs on dry dock  being fed daily from the harvest of
information that this list  yields.  I feel a t-shirt design coming
on...just this listserve's URL and the words "plant a seed for Parkinson's
Disease"  Do we have any official colours?

morning meanderings from one redhead to another
Joan U

-----Original Message-----
From: janet paterson <janet313@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: PARKINSN@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <PARKINSN@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thursday, September 30, 1999 10:45 AM
Subject: LIST: why search the PARKINSN list archives


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>>>> Posting number 9114
>Date: Thu, 29 Feb 1996
>From: Janet Paterson
>Subj: Speaking our minds here
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>Hello All;
>
>The most obvious benefit of this list, is the personal communication
>that takes place between listmembers.
>
>However, in the long term, the other benefit - the Archives - may
>prove to be equally or possibly even more valuable.
>
>Since every message ever posted to the list is stored permanently in
>the archives, we have access to perhaps the most comprehensive
>one-stop-shop of Parkie information in the world. Accessible for
>searching by virtually anyone.
>
>As this resource keeps growing, who knows what correlation or 'eureka'
>coincidence might be noticed by a future searcher, whether in 6 weeks,
>6 months, or 6 years.
>
>Posting a message to this list is like planting a seed.
>
>Janet
>from the garden in the ocean
>
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>janet paterson
>52 now / 41 dx / 37 onset
>613 256 8340 po box 171 almonte ontario canada K0A 1A0
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