I truly l hope that SOMEONE lets (the rest of) us (who don't know) what IR 
is...  As I've already "got" ADHD, OCD and AS, know that it's not polite to 
discuss BMs, decidely do NOT 'like' the P.A.T.R.I.O.T. Act (so-called), and 
often have more than a wee bit of trubble minding my own Ps and Qs, I git 
mesilf a little nervous when more 'letters' come around or pop up -- at 
least when they're not IDed.

IR been in a kwan tree a-tryin' to figger out just what it might mean, and I 
strongly suspician that it ain't  Indian rhino, irridated raccoon, Irish 
rooster, internal rectilophage, ironic refutations, etc., OR impulsivity 
rules, either.   For the ten+ years I lived in Iran, I had an encircled IR 
stuck onto the surface just left of my back-lights.

THIS from some one who's got a couple of bee hives hibernating up in the 
apple orchard.  I think that honeybees (and probably good dobees, as well) 
are 'sensitive' to the ultra-violet [ UV ] spectra of light, and pawsiblee 
the infra-red ones [ IR ], as well.

Surely that is FAR TOO SIMPLE an interpretation of the afore-mentioned IR 
first told to Debby...

?????



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Adam Sroka" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, 22 February, 2006 3:50 PM
Subject: Re: cautionary (paleo) foods


> Susan Carmack wrote:
>> Hi Debby,
>> Honey should definitely be used only in
>>> small amounts and not by those with IR either.
>>
>> Please tell what is IR?
> Hey, I thought that honey bees responded to UV not IR?? :->