Wilson: Welcome — That's a great name. How come you're over here at this forum? I just use this to give my site incoming links. You should have a web page. One thing I've thought about lately is putting Portland recovery stuff on the events section of the Forum (not this one). Why don't you do that? OK, mail me through the other email or converse on the forum (not this one) C U

Ddtyer67: Welcome — Doug, Sorry I have been so uncommunicative for the last several months...anyway, to answer your question: My business is called SPARE TYER. I still do what I have always done only now I am becoming legitimate and above board. Monies paid to me can be deducted as a business expense by those who hire me to work. I am now accumulating quarters toward social security. Basically, I lived under a…

Wilson: Addiction/Nutritional Studies — Ten years ago the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse revealed their study of inmates, which determined that four out of five, or 80%, were in jail or prison due to some degree of illegal drug or alcohol use. There was little public will to invest in prevention or treatment and although the people in some states have passed laws to indicate their willingness to spend tax dollars…

Wilson: The system of life — I suppose that everybody wants to learn as much as possible about whatever system they operate in, within or under. My, real quick in a nutshell, thoughts about life are: We are living, in what appears to be, two systems simultaneously. The first would be the system of the five senses. In this system I operate pretty well. I can learn it if I want to, just through observation and some trial…

: Alcoholism: Is not a disease — According to the model I use for observation of this earth experience, alcoholism is a morphic field of huge proportions. The more it's fed, the larger and stronger it becomes. The same with the BIG C, cancer. Big morphic field that is supported by a bunch of people who believe in it. That does not mean those experiences are not real, they are just shared experiences. They are just …

Wilson: Great site search service - and it's free — I really like finding easy website tools. I have a thing against hard. If I go to a website and it's looks really complicated - I get antsy - most likely leave. When I find something easy, free, and it actually works...well I want to support it. I'm doing this by telling people...I like it. Below I placed the monthly report they send to me by email. If you want a good site search for your…