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Welcome to Reader Views Margaret. It is a real pleasure to have you talking to us about your discoveries that a major cause of ill health and stress is caused by an external diet.

Irene: The title of your book depicts a question we would never think of asking ourselves - “Is Your House Making You Overweight, Sick or Tired?” Wow, why ask this question?

Margaret: First, Irene, I would like to thank you for this interview. I welcome the opportunity to share this life-saving information with you and your readers.

One should ask himself if his house is making him overweight, sick or tired because maybe it is. Ours
was, and as we look back, our previous house was also.

Twenty-five years ago, each one of my family members was overweight, sick or tired. I thought the
cause must be related to what we were or were not eating so I started studying nutrition. I threw out
all of the health destroyers in my kitchen and had only raw apples left! I changed our internal diet, and
we were better for five years. Then we started having excess sodium symptoms, so for another two
years I studied the nutritional literature trying to discover the source of the excess sodium. Then one
day while taking a shower, I noticed I was swelling up. That was it! There was 40# of salt affecting
our bath water and house air-that was the source of our excess sodium! Two years earlier, we had
remodeled our bathroom and added a water softener to keep the new fixtures mineral-free. That is
what was giving us the excess sodium symptoms!

As I went into other homes and public buildings, I became aware of other symptoms often matching
the later-learned symptoms of the residents. This is one reason why internal diets do not work for
very long and cravings surface; the external diet is affecting the body’s balance of internal body
chemistry. Also, if the external body is being pulled outward, one must consume a lot of food to keep
the internal body an equal distance.

Irene: What all do you cover in your book?

Margaret: I cover over 125 possible household problems that might be causing the residents to be
overweight, sick or tired. I include the effects of many “invisible” stressors from a metal headboard to
dryer sheets to some types of furnace filters to gas leaks to improper electricity and many more
stressors.

Irene: What inspired you to write this book?

Margaret: As I mentioned above, my family and I realized the external diet had a major impact on our
health. I would tell others of our experiences, and they would realize problems in their houses were
also stressing their health. They encouraged me to write the book to help others.

Irene: I had the opportunity to review your book, and after several days of pondering all I could say
is “Wow, really??” What is the biggest “wow” that people find?

Margaret: Without a doubt, the biggest “wow” is the effects of improper electricity.

Electricity is powerful - it can glow, heat, cool, mix, spin, suck, wash, dry, entertain, print words, tell
time, raise the heavy garage door, and much more. Everyone knows if they were to touch an electric
wire, they would probably get electrocuted. It should be no surprise then that being a few inches
away from improper electricity or within improper electricity=s environ can have such a powerful ill
affect on the body!

Irene: You go in-depth to make us realize that improper electricity negatively affects our health.
Please explain to our readers your findings.

Margaret: First, let me explain improper electricity as I use it in my book: Improper electricity is any
electricity that causes stress on the body.

Observation of my body was the first indicator that improper electricity was a problem. I learned of a
$14 voltage detector that beeps and lights up when around voltage; it confirmed my body=s
observations. Later, I reviewed a massive amount of literature on the subject. Twice-nominated
Nobel Peace Prize Robert O. Becker has completed very precise research. In his excellent book Cross
Currents he states, “. . . with any level of voltage, the water within the tissues will be subjected to
electrolysis, a process in which the water molecules are broken apart . . . this produces gases such as
hydrogen, that are extremely toxic to cells . . . the onset of electrolysis . . . occurs at about 1.1 volts.”
Even at that very low level of voltage of 1.1 volts, there is a very strong effect on one=s body. This
can be one explanation why some people cannot drink water or eat wet or wetting foods; because
consuming them would add to the body=s fluid volume.

Irene: You refer to our homes as being sick. What are the major culprits that exist in most homes?

Margaret: I believe the most major culprit in homes is, of course, improper electricity. People
believe that just because the light comes on and the refrigerator cools that their electricity is wired
correctly which is not necessarily the case.

Next would be the corrosive rod in a new hot water heater which over time dissolves into the water. I
talked with one lady whose husband had been diagnosed with throat cancer just two months earlier. I
asked her if they had just gotten a new hot water heater. She answered they had gotten a new one just
a couple of months ago!

Salt in household water softeners can have a major influence on a person=s health. Everyone has
heard the warnings about excess salt in the internal diet; those warnings also apply to the absorption of
salt externally from bath water and household air.

Heat sources such as furnaces, radiators, fireplaces, and etc. can have a tremendous effect. I know
of one brand of furnace where not only was it installed incorrectly, but also it was engineered
incorrectly. Finally after ten years, the engineers moved the location of a part=s grounding wire from
the electronics board to the frame of the furnace so after all these years, it now appears to be
engineered correctly.

Split receptacles which use a wall switch to turn on the electricity must not only be wired correctly
but also used correctly. Split receptacles should be outlawed!

Of course, we must also not forget that such things as mercury dental fillings, vaccinations, aluminum
from aluminum cookware and some deodorants, and fluoride toothpaste are also part of our external
diet.

Irene: You do realize that your information is ahead of your time and many people may consider your
information unfounded. What recourse do you take to convince them differently?

Margaret: A medical doctor aware of my research has told me I am fifty years ahead of my time. I
enjoy being a pioneer. The stranger people think it is, the better I like it because it reinforces the
newness and uniqueness of the concept. When observation of your own body leads you to truth, that
is really all that is necessary. Unfortunately, few people take time to observe their senses to connect
how they feel with their external diet. Instead they believe ill health can only be caused by the internal
diet, inherited factors, something that is “going around,” or “unknown” reasons that medical
researchers have yet to discover. My research suggests most ill health is not hereditary; instead, it is
houseitary. The engineers and our technicians are our family’s health care providers. If they do their
jobs right, we have health; if they do their jobs wrong, we have ill health. They know if someone at
our house is ill, I call them instead of a doctor.

Today many people pop food, pop pop, pop pills (over-the-counter, legal, or illegal drugs), buy this,
buy that, escape to here, escape to there, and etc. just so they can keep going. They do not take time
to notice how they feel when and where. They are so busy that sometimes subtle health problems are
overlooked. So I developed a Health Inventory Checklist to help them. They can use the results of
this checklist as a wake-up call. It is free on my website at www.stressfreelivingatyourfingertips.com
.
If your readers will start noticing when and where they feel the best and the worst, sooner or later,
they will begin to see patterns, and it will finally dawn on them their external diet is causing their health
problems.

Your readers may be surprised how they feel if they unplug the little transformers which lower voltage
such as those found on some printers, video games, answering machines, portable phones, and cell
phones. The body operates on its own electricity and must maintain the proper level.

Your readers may be surprised how they feel if they unplug surge protectors which level out
electricity. After all, heartbeats are peaks and valleys; a straight line is death. Readers may also be
surprised how they feel if they eliminate microwave signals, ovens, portable phones, cell phones,
cable/satellite TV–which can make things inflexible. The heart and lungs especially need to be able to
contract and expand. Look at someone’s face who uses a cell phone. Frequently, the side of the face
where they place their cell phone while talking is very inflexible and has “old age” lines.

It must be remembered whatever happens to the house, happens to its residents. One lady was
complaining about her adult son having become so lazy; he just would not get going. I explained to
her about improper electricity. She said her son slept in a loft and had recently put his computer
directly below his bed! In today’s world, one’s behavior is composed of one’s true personality
engulfed in stress. It is only when stress is removed that an individual’s true personality can appear.
Divorcing spouses will say their spouse has changed. The spouse did not change; instead, stressors,
many of which are invisible, changed the spouse.

Irene: Tell us about all the research that you have done over the past twenty-five years that has given
you the insight of our external diet.

Margaret: I paid attention to how I felt when and where. And I had confidence in my body=s
senses to warn me of dangers. That is the key.

First it was the swelling up from salt in the water softener. When we got a new hot water heater, I
got an “ulcer” feeling in my stomach and an ugly green sore in my throat. Then when the Utilities
surge protector was on our electrical system, I learned about powerful improper electricity. God gave
us our senses to keep us safe; we must pay attention to when we feel bad and correct the situation or
flee from it.

I have interviewed many experts and technicians and have reviewed related literature.

Irene: How do you propose we improve our external diet?

Margaret: First, we must realize it is the external diet that is causing most of our health and stress
problems. For example, if a nail was sticking out of a door frame and family members scraped their
arms on it when walking into the room, it would be obvious not to just keep putting band-aids on the
wounds but to pound the nail back into the door frame. So it is with most of our other ailments; we
just have to find the cause (probably in the external diet) that is causing the problem and eliminate it.
Usually when there is no interference (external or internal), the human body can work just fine.

When the cause of ill health is eliminated, a cure is not needed. I wrote my book as a checklistBhow
to find problems and how to fix them. With this checklist, house problems can be examined, one
problem at a time. Once your readers eliminate a stressor and notice their health has improved, they
will want to finish all the items listed in the book as fast as they can; it feels so good to feel good!

Irene: Are you writing any more books?

Margaret: Yes, I am working on the book which has the same name as my website: Stress-Free
Living at Your Fingertips. It explains how to remove stressors from the internal, external, and spiritual
diets. For it is only when stressors are eliminated that the body can function as it was originally and
wonderfully designed.

Thanks again, Irene, for the opportunity to share this information. I wish you and your readers well.

Irene Watson is Managing Editor for Reader Views
http://www.readerviews.com

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The genre of Shakespeare’s play usually helps to make the general point or convey the central meaning of the story. It is not by a chance that Hamlet is a tragedy and most of the heroes including Hamlet himself die. The sad end of the story is a logical conclusion of the play.

According to the task, we can change only the end of the story, not the characters. Hamlet is a tragic hero by definition. Hamlet, as a tragic hero has the potential for greatness but is doomed to fail. He is trapped in a situation where he cannot win. He makes some sort of tragic flaw, and this causes his fall from greatness. Even though he is a fallen hero, he still wins a moral victory, and his spirit lives on. Hamlet wins a moral battle, but is supposed to die to be a real tragic hero.

Everything that happens in the play happens not by chance, but is very important for the main idea. Shakespeare also lets Hamlet die to show that he does not give his ideas, believes, and views on life. Hamlet paid a dear price for his believes and truth.

The tragic final of the play strengthens the impression of the play and makes us think about different meanings after we read or watch the play. Dramatic events capture our attention. Deaths and sufferings make share the feelings of the heroes with great sympathy. The tension in the play grows till the final scene when the heroes are killed.

Evil that Hamlet has seen in the surrounding world has shocked Hamlet. After the death of his father he does not want to live himself. He is thinking about suicide. From the beginning of the play Hamlet thinks about death and is moving to it. Hamlet is constantly thinking about the death. It is constantly implied that it is better to die for the idea than to exist surrounded by evil. Hamlet is constantly thinking about leaving this life and evil. Throughout the play this feeling only strengthens in the hero. “To be or not to be” can be interpreted as “to live or not to live” question. For Hamlet the life is so difficult that it seems he is capable of suicide. By the end of the play Hamlet is absolutely not afraid of the death. Life is not excited for Hamlet anymore. He dreams about death.

Death seems to be the logical end especially for Hamlet. I do not see another end for him. If he continues to live, it would mean that he gave up his ideas and reconciles with evil. Hamlet, on the other hand, dies as a free philosopher. He dies as a warrior for his ideals and truth.

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I had the satisfaction the other day of having finished a book. Yes, you would think that those of us who write for a living would be great readers. Some of us are, some of us aren’t. I probably am fairly well read overall, but that covers magazines, newspapers, articles, and the like for the most part…especially if they can be found online!

My wife picked up a book for me this past Christmas and she hit it right on the mark Condi: The Condoleeza Rice Story. Written by Antonia Felix, the book traces the remarkable life of now Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice from her days living in highly segregated Birmingham, Alabama during the 1950s and 1960s through her years as an academic scholar, college professor, and university provost, all the way up to her present work with the Bush Administration. Written in 2003, the book still has Condi as National Security Advisor to the president, but in 2004 Condi replaced Colin Powell as the Secretary of State.

The book delves into Condi’s life and doesn’t hold back on much. No, not much to criticize about this consummate overachiever, rather plenty of praise for a role model who has triumphed in the face of overwhelming odds, let alone overwhelming adversity.

Condi is not just a leading scholar, but she is an expert in Soviet {Russian} affairs, an accomplished pianist, and an avid football fan. Driven? Oh, yes! But, not in the “possessed” or “obsessed” sense of the word. As a black woman working in a mostly white male environment Condi has established herself on her terms and not on someone else’s. “Twice as good” was the mantra passed down to Condi by her parents who believed that black children had to do everything twice as well as white children in order to be considered equal in a segregated society.

I won’t give all the details of the book away, but there are some highly interesting aspects about Condi that some people probably just don’t know. Personally, I don’t think Condi will run for president on the Republican ticket in 2008 as some desire instead, she aspires to be president of the NFL but whatever Condi chooses to do beyond her time working with President Bush will more than likely include breaking new ground and setting the trend for all who come behind her.

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Letter to Maya Angelou is a book that is intended to entice
the reader’s attention and provoke them to delve into deep
thought on environmental and society issues.

One hundred breath-taking, intimate photographs of nature
scenes have been included in this book. Beautiful shots of
flocks of birds just taking off in flight, enchanting forests,
stunning autumn color and incredible sunsets were enough
to make me a fan of the book.

The photos are accompanied with poetic verses, which,
unfortunately, did not strike a cord in me. Honestly, I did not
even understand many of the verses. Overall, though, it was
clear that the author’s intent was to encourage openness to
adventure, the opportunity for growth and participation in
issues that matter. I really liked a few statements in
particular, “Let your heart be your guide, and the brain a tool”
and “It’s always a holiday when you love”.

Oluwadahusi is a man who has been juggling many hats
for some time - from being a lawyer, author and poet, to the
more rewarding efforts as a teacher and father. He warns
his readers that “any apparent disorder in any of the text,
lack of punctuation” was done with the intent to provoke the
reader to fill in the blanks for themselves.

ISBN#: 1420820486
Author: Oluwadahunsi
Photographs provided by: US Fish & Wildlife Service
Publisher: Author House

~ Lillian Brummet - Book Reviewer - Co-author of the book
Trash Talk, a guide for anyone concerned about his or her
impact on the environment - Author of Towards
Understanding, a collection of poetry.
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The main character of the novel Crime and Punishment by Feodor Dostoevsky, Raskolnikov, is in reality two totally contradicting personalities. One part of him is the the intellectual. He is cold, unfeeling and inhumane. He exibits tremendous self-will. It is this side that enables him to commit the most terrible crime imaginable - taking another human life. The other part of his personality is warm
and compassionate. This is the side of him that does charitable acts and fights out against the evil in his society.

The confusion in Raskolnikov’s soul is best seen when he tries to help a girl in the street who has been raped and left to the whims of anyone who finds her. Raskolnikov tries to protect her from the evil of the street, gut then stops himself when he is revulsed by the wickedness of his society. Why did I take it upon myself to interfere? Was it for me to try to help? Let them eat one another alive - what is it to me? At one time Raskolnikov is both caring and concerned and yet he is able to push aside the whole affair by being totally indifferent. The goal of the novel is to make Raskolnikov into one character. Sonya helps bring Raskolnikov back into his emotional, humane side.

Through her suffering, she shows him that it is important to have a love for all humanity and that no person should ever be able to exist like a parasite off of another person. Porifery, the official investigating the crime, acts as the intellectual who shows Roskolnikov that all intellect must be used for the good of mankind.

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