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• Consuming the products grown in a Living machine
• Intro: John Todd
• Living Machines in Canada (2 messages)
• Living Machines in UK (9 messages)
• OAI Workshop 30 July to 1 Aug,
• Rhode Island living machine (2 messages)
• agenda
• biogas system for self-sustaining community
• closing this paper discussion
• floating, lagoon-based systems (6 messages)
• heavy metals & cryptosporidium
• history (2 messages)
• intro: Beth Josephson
• natural system for self-sustaining community (3 messages)
• offline for a few days
• research priorities, regulations, comparisons (3 messages)
• treating biodegradable municipal waste
• treatment of pig slurry (2 messages)
• water quality
• welcome
• your evaluation of 1996 (5 messages)

1. Consuming the products grown in a Living machine
• Consuming the products grown in a Living machine (20 lines) from:Michael Skowronski <a-mskowr@MICROSOFT.COM>
2. Intro: John Todd
• Intro: John Todd (67 lines) from: Jacky Foo <foo@swipnet.se>
3. Living Machines in Canada
• Living Machines in Canada (28 lines) from: Paul Sinclair Stewart <abiogen@ISN.NET>
• Living Machines in Canada (35 lines) from Michael Shaw <Michael_Shaw@together.org>
4. Living Machines in UK
• Living Machines in UK (39 lines) from: Jacky Foo <foo@swipnet.se>
• Living Machines in UK (107 lines) from: Stephen Bedford Clark <sbc@FISHACE.DEMON.CO.UK>
• Living Machines in UK (40 lines) from: Alex Walker <awalker@FINDHORN.ORG>
• Living Machines in UK (37 lines) from: Jacky Foo <foo@swipnet.se>
• Living Machines in UK (35 lines) from: Michael Shaw <Michael_Shaw@TOGETHER.ORG>
• Living Machines in UK (30 lines) from: Alex Walker <awalker@FINDHORN.ORG>
• Living Machines in UK (56 lines) from: Jacky Foo <foo@swipnet.se>
• Living Machines in UK (44 lines) from: Angus Marland <amarland@GN.APC.ORG>
• Living Machines in UK (51 lines)  from: Alex Walker <awalker@FINDHORN.ORG>
5. OAI Workshop 30 July to 1 Aug,
• OAI Workshop 30 July to 1 Aug, (31 lines) from: Richard Boylan <rjb-oai@CAPE.COM>
6. Rhode Island living machine
• Rhode Island living machine (39 lines) from:Michael Skowronski <a-mskowr@MICROSOFT.COM>
• Rhode Island living machine (60 lines) from: Michael Shaw <Michael_Shaw@TOGETHER.ORG>
7. agenda
• agenda (42 lines) from: Jacky Foo <foo@swipnet.se>
8. biogas system for self-sustaining community
• biogas system for self-sustaining community (42 lines) from: Jacky Foo <foo@swipnet.se>
9. closing this paper discussion
• closing this paper discussion (37 lines) from: Jacky Foo <foo@swipnet.se>
10. floating, lagoon-based systems
• floating, lagoon-based systems (21 lines) from: Jacky Foo <foo@swipnet.se>
• floating, lagoon-based systems (37 lines) from: Richard Boylan <rjb-oai@CAPE.COM>
• floating, lagoon-based systems (24 lines) from: Mr Dave  Cannon <DAVEC@JULIAN.MANTEC.AC.ZA>
• floating, lagoon-based systems (66 lines) from: Jacky Foo <foo@swipnet.se>
• floating, lagoon-based systems (63 lines) from: Christine Graziano <cg-tree@CAPE.COM>
• floating, lagoon-based systems (55 lines) from: Jacky Foo <foo@swipnet.se>
11. heavy metals & cryptosporidium
• heavy metals & cryptosporidium (29 lines) from: Todd Callaghan <tcallag@HOTMAIL.COM>
12. history
• history (36 lines) from John Downs <jdowns@reninet.com>
• history (81 lines) from Michael Shaw <Michael_Shaw@together.org>
13. intro: Beth Josephson
• intro: Beth Josephson (25 lines) from: Richard Boylan <rjb-oai@CAPE.COM>
14. natural system for self-sustaining community
• natural system for self-sustaining community (40 lines) from:Michael Skowronski <a-mskowr@MICROSOFT.COM>
• natural system for self-sustaining community (53 lines) from: Jacky Foo <foo@swipnet.se>
• natural system for self-sustaining community (42 lines) from:Michael Skowronski <a-mskowr@MICROSOFT.COM>
15. offline for a few days
• offline for a few days (37 lines) from: Jacky Foo <foo@swipnet.se>
16. research priorities, regulations, comparisons
• research priorities, regulations, comparisons (62 lines) from: Dr. Barry A. Costa-Pierce <aquaecos@CTS.COM>
• research priorities, regulations, comparisons (35 lines) from: Angus Marland <amarland@GN.APC.ORG>
• research priorities, regulations, comparisons (34 lines) from: Simon Proops <sproops@cest.org.uk>
17. treating biodegradable municipal waste
• treating biodegradable municipal waste (32 lines) from: Simon Proops <sproops@CEST.ORG.UK>
18. treatment of pig slurry
• treatment of pig slurry (21 lines) from: Phil Ferraro <adapt.pei@PEI.SYMPATICO.CA>
• treatment of pig slurry (30 lines) from: Richard Boylan <rjb-oai@CAPE.COM>
19. water quality
• water quality (20 lines)  from:Michael Skowronski <a-mskowr@MICROSOFT.COM>
20. welcome
• welcome  (45 lines) from: Jacky Foo <foo@swipnet.se>
21. your evaluation of 1996
• your evaluation of 1996 (62 lines) from: Hans Brix <hans.brix@BIOLOGY.AAU.DK>
• your evaluation of 1996 (99 lines) from Michael Shaw <Michael_Shaw@together.org>
• your evaluation of 1996 (72 lines) from: Richard Boylan <rjb-oai@CAPE.COM>
• your evaluation of 1996 (89 lines) from: Jacky Foo <foo@swipnet.se>
• your evaluation of 1996 (41 lines) from Michael Shaw <Michael_Shaw@together.org>