Put a link to MY page on OASIS? Here is the address:
It is a good autism site, at least I hope so. I am always open to suggestions.
Thomas A. McKean
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http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Discuss, or Start Your Own
Just wanted to say hello and keep up the good work!
Some people (eyreland) need to work on their issues and stop hunting for
opportunities for cheap shots! Maybe that is the only form of interaction he
can handle.
You have a great website and we are all proud of you.
rae
The old crony listowners and web-page geeks pretty much hug and wallow in
their pseudo-power of keeping autism discussion onto THEIR favorite topics
and you folks sending money to THEIR favorite slush fund. These are the
issues I am working on, dear. Glad you brought up the subject.
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There are no links to other sites from this web page, making it a dead end
for people doing autism research.
--
Take Care
Mike
parent, teacher and learning all the time.
eyre...@yahoo.com wrote in message <78jj16$ad$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
Still not sure which one you are. The Politician Or the Special Education
Teaching Assistant?
Since you both share the same e-mail address, it's very difficult to tell. . By
the way, I'm not stalking, simply reading information (including both of your
resumes which are out there on the internet for public consumption) And if you
do a web search, there is a newspaper article about your campaign -(or Micha's)
again for all to see. Once you're a politician, you'll have to put up with
invasions into your private life and behavior... Don't you think?
Again, Mike (Micha?) I only rejected your link because of your nastiness. Do
you use that same approach with the parents of the kids you work with? So tell
us your agenda? Do you tell any special education kids that their parents are
twits?
I refuse the link to your site because I don't want any of my visitors to have
to meet up with you. Especially parents who are trying really hard to find
information.
I have no slush fund...wish I did. Instead I pay for everything myself and
collect no dues.
But what about you? According to your web page
you're selling Paper Money with a Picture of Princess Diane on it, and saying
that it "goes towards funding your research?" (see
http://www.geocities.com/Rainforest/Canopy/8687/) basically erase the cryptose
and back up.
Do contributors get a receipt? How is this money spent exactly? How are
you using the money to "help research into crypto-sensitivity syndrome".
Funny, I've just figured it out! Mike
Hack,..you're the TWIT!
>Subject: Re: OASIS And Link?
>From: eyre...@yahoo.com
>Date: 1/26/99 12:15 AM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id: <78jj16$ad$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>
>
>OASIS is a piece of crap. The web page owner chooses only links that please
>her own personal little autism agenda. Tommy is part of the problem, not the
>solution. You folks need to kick him off the Board at the Autism Society of
>America. Here is a link OASIS refuses:
>http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Canopy/8687/cryptose.htm
>
In article <78kbdl$ia1$4...@newnews.global.net.uk>,
"Mike Stanton" <msta...@globalnet.co.uk> wrote:
>
> http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Canopy/8687/cryptose.htm
>
> There are no links to other sites from this web page, making it a dead end
> for people doing autism research.
>
> --
> Take Care
>
> Mike
> parent, teacher and learning all the time.
>
> eyre...@yahoo.com wrote in message <78jj16$ad$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
> >OASIS is a piece of crap. The web page owner chooses only links that please
> >her own personal little autism agenda. Tommy is part of the problem, not
> the
> >solution. You folks need to kick him off the Board at the Autism Society of
> >America. Here is a link OASIS refuses:
> >http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Canopy/8687/cryptose.htm
> >
>
>
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> >OASIS is a piece of crap. The web page owner chooses only links that please
> >her own personal little autism agenda. Tommy is part of the problem, not the
> >solution. You folks need to kick him off the Board at the Autism Society of
> >America. Here is a link OASIS refuses:
> >http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Canopy/8687/cryptose.htm
> >
> >The old crony listowners and web-page geeks pretty much hug and wallow in
> >their pseudo-power of keeping autism discussion onto THEIR favorite topics
> >and you folks sending money to THEIR favorite slush fund. These are the
> >issues I am working on, dear. Glad you brought up the subject.
>
>
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My apologies to the few who care about reality and not appearances. But, you
could easily replace "web page owners" with "society". Reflect on school
systems, IPPs, IEPs, Careproviders, lawyers, doctors, engineers, politicians,
consultants, Regional Centers (us--Pogo)......etc. And of course the current
situation with the Pres, House, and Senate (there are no innocent parties).
What superficial spins and stupid rationalizations. Talk about examples for our
kids! Are we teaching them that spins/rationalizations are not lies? Big
Brother is not the enemy. Doublespeak and doublethink are.
Which is the worst lie: One to your wife, husband, child, friend? One to a
grand jury? One that spins the truth to those who need help pulling themselves
up by their bootstraps? What a waste!
Just another twit--
Ps: Web page owners maybe the least offensive. At least they are more obvious
in most cases.
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Subject: NO, not OASIS !!!
From: eyre...@yahoo.com
Date: 01/27/99 11:07 PM PST
This is incorrect. :( I just now looked at the site, and I was willing to
defend you if you were right. Here is my problem with it.
Aside from not having any links (which I don't feel one way or the other about,
really), my problem is a lack of credentials. There is no name associated with
the information, there is no link to E-Mail the person who wrote it. So far as
I am concerned, it is just words. If the person who wrote them won't even
identify himself on the page, I can't say that the information is very valid.
Sorry...
Thomas A. McKean
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