Re: The rest of whose story, ff?

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4XFloor, CC, et al:

There's no uncertainty about it, and pretty silly that CC
refers to it -CYANOBACTERIA- as silly. CC just gave his
opinion on it, and it's obviously wrong. In fact, although CC
does have considerable knowledge, he needs to listen. A good
mind is a terrible thing to waste, the cyanobacteria
conclusion/opinion by CC is such an example.

Substantiate?

Well, you could start with a cyanobacteria search on google as
Mary suggested, or if you want to jump into the middle, I
suppose you go hit a few agency groups such as Florida's
Harmful Algal Bloom Task Force, The Harris Chain of Lakes
Restoration Council, on up to the WHO.

I am surprised that Mr. Connell is not up to speed on an
obvious microbial disaster.

Mr. Connell, regarding microbes, changes, resistance, etc.,
what research have you performed to answer the question as to
whether paints and materials containing anti-microbial
compounds, actually promote growth in now resistant
populations when adequate moisture is available?

This should be an easy one to get up to speed on as well. As
stated earlier, these are not novel concepts, just typically
ignored in Mr. Connell's field. Resistance and dominance in
microbes following exposure to anti-microbials, antibiotics,
etc., are realities.

Mr. Connell, you can shift the focus by copping an anti-
Connell, they-don't-like-me stance, but, Mr. Connell, that is
simply not the case. I would be pleased to help you in any
way I can. I don't have to win arguments, that's not
important. I see you as someone that could, given slight
changes, make a significant contribution. There's no need to
feel you are not liked just because someone does not agree
with you. Not the case here.

ff

On 2/17/04, Caoimhín P. Connell wrote:
> Good morning, 4Xfloor-
> I read ff’s cyanobacteria post that you referred to in your
post and it
> is an excellent case in point - it is exactly the sort of
> silliness that has become his hallmark. First he creates in
> his mind a problem, cyanobacteria, (which is obviously a
> mystery bug to ff) and then he creates an opinion for me
that
> he feels I would have on the subject matter, and then he
> criticizes me for having that opinion … hee hee… sure fire
> way to win an argument.
>
> In truth, ff likes to make statements concerning uncertainty
> because

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