> > Has anyone heard about the guy who was fined by the Texas Dept. of
> > Agriculture for recommending Mite Solution over the Internet? ...
 
> Declan McCullagh, a writer for the Netly News, wrote recently of a
> beekeeper who advised others on Prodigy to get rid of parasites in the
> hive by mixing Mavrik with water and spraying the bottom of the hive.
> The Texas Department of Agriculture promptly charged him with violating
> a state law banning unapproved discussions of bee medicines and fined
> him $600...
 
Here's the original article:
 
http://cgi.pathfinder.com/@@XWzi6AUAVyrIBMvz/netly/opinion/0,1042,1509,00.h
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Sorry about the word wrap in the above line.
 
> Those who use the Myers Briggs Temperament Indicator
 
For those who don't -- yet:
 
http://www.keirsey.com/cgi-bin/keirsey/newkts.cgi
http://www.halverson-law.com/1-3-1-4.htm
 
> Experiments in artificial life indicate that the flow of information
> inside a system is maximized just on the edge of chaos, where we lean
> into our freedom like sailors hiking in a strong breeze.
 
"Life begins at the edge of your comfort zone..."
 
Allen
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