do you need a HAZMAT license to eat or drink.

I wonder how you can eat food with out petro chemicals added? Rice is food Oats is food Meat is not meat? Sausages have gluten added. Milk is not milk they added permeate the stuff they remove from high quality milk and then put into the cheep milk with additions Permeate.



 As you see in the diagram below the milk is not milk after the separation process it is skim milk,
Milk changes with the seasons and by having changing milk there is less allergy problems because the allergy is not there all year and then there is no cumulative effect of the allergy.If milk is the same then there is...
Do you need a hazmat license to eat or drink ?

Figure 1 - Milk process diagram
How did the diagram dissapear?MMMMMM

yellow pages

What a debacle have a look in your yellow pages and find the ambulance or hospital. Here the hospital is under  Eastern Sydney Illawarra Health try finding that in an emergency.....This place is two hour drive away from Sydney and is not in the Illawarra its the Shoalhaven. Now don't look under Eastern Sydney cause it aint there either in the white pages.....Where is it? Ill let the secret out of the bag .... Its under hospitals in the Yellow pages.. Nod nod wink wink Ill say no more.....;-).Yellow pages is under yellow pages....wow

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Aid

    People need leaders in there own communities and the elected ones are not those leaders.
They are in all communities and the people of Haiti have them.

I think the aid workers should think before they  go into devastated areas. They should be housed and fed before they go into these places and any food and water  they eat they should take it in there with them. Food that is eaten by aid workers is food that locals cannot eat.

If they cannot sustain them selves then they shouldn't be there. I read where the bureaucrats are in there to stop aid and want all paperwork with the tees crossed and the Ies dotted.

Ludicrous they want straight shooters straight talkers.

 None of the bullschit of the Bushes and the Clinton's you know those has beens from the USof A That started that war and couldn't finish it or had sex with a sheela and couldn't fulfill her, Those types, fair weather friends.
I'm not talking about U.S. government aid that is getting through and they are feeding them selves and doing good. All paid by the taxpayers of the U.S. Not the government or parties but the taxpayers. Don't forget where the money comes from the American tax payers !

What about all the money from Darwin tsunami and Katrina hurricane and the fires in Australia where did all the money go? There was millions?

The people in devastated areas are like those platypus and echidna on the banks of the river at Gundagai with there homes destroyed by bulldozers they don't get aid to rebuild, they are on there own.

Disasters

taken from wiki

Katrina Aid Today Case Managers

Katrina Aid Today case managers take time with each client to understand how Hurricane Katrina affected them individually and as a family. Together the client and case manager explore how the client envisions life when recovery is complete. Based on the client’s needs and resources available, realistic recovery goals and a plan are established. UMCOR trained Katrina Aid Today case managers to appreciate the survivor’s capacity to take responsibility for their own recovery plan, but also to care for the whole person meeting the survivors where they are and walking with them to their own recovery goals.

I think that the best we can do to help is to put out money in our own pockets for our own future in case of our own recovery. If the above coblitigook is any indication as to where your disaster money is placed then I don't know what....

Ernie Dingo

Wana know my first sighting of a celebrity. Well you are gonna hear it.  I was an entrant in the energy challenge which is about environmentally friendly cars. So I enters this challenge with a car that I built at the local technical college for about $100. We left Sydney central and proceeded to Penrith at the western side of Sydney. The next day we were in Orange in the middle of the state and all the camera crews came to interview the teams.  Then it came my turn and this bloke turns up and he says his name is Ernie Dingo. So I says.... who?  Ernie Dingo came the reply...Never heard of ya before...By this time the blokes thinks I'm pulling his leg and I thinks he's pulling mine. Then one of my cousins says to Mr Dingo he don't have TV and he don't know who you are. Cause then this guy then has a laugh so me being polite laughs as well. Cause I'm a bit deaf as well. It wasn't til later I found out who he really was..So there you are I didn't recognize him even when I was introduced to him.. This is an older version of the following car and shows the wing on top so as to enter the energy challenge the car was red and pink, taken on Ameroo park raceway in the west of Sydney, the car survives and the track doesn't. I made this car out of sheet metal. It was beaten out of flat sheet it took about twelve months to make at Wollongong tafe college.It ran in the shell mileage marathon at Ameroo park race way in Sydney's outer west.Won the transmission award with a hydraulic drive.It also entered the Energy Challenge and got first place in the experimental section beating some large corporations in its wake :) if I can find more photos I will display them see later post.The last time I saw the car was at Tumberlong public school near Gundagai .Hi Ernie .Cheers Stewart

Work

I worked for
myself for years and did pretty well for myself. I started mowing
lawns and ended up with an excavator tip truck and bobcat which I
owned outright. I found staying small was the hardest thing to do.  If
the lady of the house gave me a cup of tea or a drink I knew that I
was getting paid at the end of the job.  Doctors were the hardest to
get money from. Then there was the Indians not the red type the other
ones from India,  who just didn't pay at all unless you had a truck
full of rubbish to dump on there driveway which I had to do only on
one occasion I think the word got around.    Then there was the
talkers "i have so much work etc"or "if you do the job at a gooood
price" Now these guys never paid at all ever.  Now about the Indians
I'm not racist Its a fact that they don't pay, My mate Cliff would
tell the Indian a time and he always wanted him there earlier, Cliff
would say it aint happening cause now you can do it with a shovel and
hang up. They always rang back ill give them that they are persistence
little buggers in the end I just wouldn't work for them. I think that
all nationalities have there qwerks.There was this Italian fella I
worked for and a nine in the morning tools down and the machine
switched off and he had a feed for all his workers even casuals and
other contractors that were on the job. He said a fella cant work on
an empty stomach and by gingers we all worked for that bloke and
always got paid.  some times he would pay you half way through a job
as well.

Pink ribbons the darnedest things

At the boat ramp.
Terry from Husky boat hire was attending two little girls and there father after there fishing expedition. The little girls were thrilled with there catch of two small fish. One of the little girls asked Terry if the fish were boys or girls. Terry's reply to my astonishment was "they are boys because the didn't have pink ribbons"

Terry and the crew can be found at

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