2005 - 11-29-05

"I just wanted to give you an update on
Seychelle and Carl Palmer. You may already know this, but
heck... you may not.

"At last report, Seychelle was marketing the
bottle via another MLM, Nikken Industries. Apparently, Nikken
adds some type of phony, magnetic thingy to the filter
too... as their rep claims... produce some type of miracle
water.

"Their whole story is amazing. You handed
these guys a billion dollar business and they managed to
piss it away... go figure."

That was rather boringly predictable, was it
not?

On a different subject, here's the text of
another brief email which may interest some of you:

"Gary, You might be interested to see on
page 80 of last week's 'New Invention' issue of Time
magazine... a water filtration bottle very similar to the
one you described."

And Now... Here's News Of A Hot-New
Product

Which Just Possibly Will Wake Up

The Lazy Minds Of
My Readers!

It's called "The
VestergaardfrandsenLifeStraw"

This is a $5 water purifier for the masses.
The little article about it in "Personal Health" says,

"The LifeStraw, from Danish company, Vestergaarde Frandsen, may
be the best hope yet for the 1.1 billion people worldwide
who lack access to safe drinking water. The 3.4 ounce
'straw' can filter up to 185 gallons of water, enough to
supply one person for a year. Just dip the plastic tube into
water and suck on it to draw liquid up through three
filters. Two textile layers remove dirt, iodine-based resin
kills 99.3% of bacteria and viruses, and activated carbon
catches whatever the iodine missed. Pending approval by the
Environmental Protection Agency, the LifeStraw could reach
US stores in time for the 2007 hurricane season."