I have been keeping in touch with Harold for quite some time now... and he and I agree... we have gathered enough information, legal and otherwise... so, it is time, thank GOD! To deactivate this sad piece of unworthy crap!!! Good luck, and fortune all... Macey and Harold

At this point... for all of you who have been following this mess involving the elderly woman who has been abusing and stalking me... well, I am so very happy to report... that, as usual... she has received NO COMMENTS on her incessant ramblings. There is, indeed, a God!!! Much love... Macey

Yet again... she continues to focus on "therapists"... why??? Well I think that is obvious. Anyway... before I read her most recent "verbal diahrea"... the words to follow were to be my post: (Something to think about Granny Jo!)...

r3eje@vm1.cc.uakron.edu EricEden@aol.com

Libel & Defamation in the Information Age
By Eric Eden

On the Internet, where abnormal behavior is the status quo, tempers
can flare in the heat of debate and word wars can last for days or
even weeks. It's not uncommon for users to ridicule, harass or insult
those who disagree with them.

But if you damage someone's reputation by trying to embarrass them in
a public forum, you could be sued for libel or defamation. After all,
there's no reason to assume that the messages you send through
cyberspace are immune from lawsuits.

"The Internet culture right now is for users to refute speech with
speech," says Dave Marburger, the attorney who represented Brock Meeks
in one of the first defamation lawsuits in the United States involving
the Internet. "But as the Internet culture gets more diverse, users
will start refuting speech with lawsuits."

There have only been a handful of libel and defamation lawsuits filed
involving the Internet so far, but as the Net grows, the number of
lawsuits will probably increase. If the few court battles that have
been decided involving libel and defamation on the Net are any
indication of how the law will be applied to the Internet in the
future, it's worth your time to learn what's libelous or defamatory on
the Internet and what's not.

Other users have the right to sue you for defamation if they can prove
you damaged their REPUTATION or GOOD NAME with false information. You
can be sued for libel if another user can prove you have distributed
defamatory statements about them in a public area -- such as a news
group or mailing list.

Anyone interested can find more information at the following address:

http://www.writing.upenn.edu/~afilreis/defamation-in-cyberspace.html

Seems like I have been "deleted" from both Nancy... and YES... her alias... Granny Jo's blog at the same time!!! But, ummm, they don't know each other.. and are not one and the same. So much love... Macey

She is confused yet again folks! But remember... she is not following this whole thing! Remember? WHY then is her entire post... yet again... about me??? And if you don't believe me... check out my gallery... I have posted my MSW card there since her and her gang needed proof of what I do! And oops... it shows that I graduated from Walla Walla College... that is a university located in College Park, WA. A city very near to Walla Walla, WA. They call themselves "the city so nice, they named it twice!" But sadly... Nancy finds more pleasure in making fun of some town, by posting an ancient song about a witch doctor (ooh eee ooo aw aw ting tang walla walla bing bang?) okay... How very mature. Anyway, the real point here is that she put all this energy into researching degrees, and credentials, and licensing... and then confused them all!!! An MSW is a Masters in Social Work. We can do the exact same counseling as an LCSW, which is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. There is only one difference... an MSW cannot bill third party providers, as in insurance companies. In reality folks... it's a "money making thing" for states, and every state differs in their requirements. In the state of Oregon... you need a certain amount of hours reported to a "supervisor" which is no more than a MSW who has gotten their license. You meet with them typically once a week, and you prove that you have been, indeed, working in the field... and they sign off showing that you have. They don't have any additional degrees... just a license. Which you will be issued after completing a couple hundred hours at a cost of about $90.00 an hour, which is the going rate of an MSW per hour. You pay that to them for their "supervision"... in the end the total cost is more than $14,000!!! I have considered it, but have been blessed with many opportunities whereby I have been issued many private state contracts at $120.00 an hour... and I have done private counseling on a cash only basis. Remember... the only difference between an MSW and LCSW... is that state issued "license." So far... I have not felt the need to become licensed... in fact... the ONLY reason folks do that is so that they can go into private practice and bill third party (insurance companies). But there are so many opportunities... you just have to choose which path you prefer. Sorry that the old gal got confused again. But that is why the "uncut" version exists. So there you have it... the truth. BUT my question remains... if she is so busy... and has so "moved on" and never reads my posts... then WHY... would she be putting so much work into yet another long-winded bunch of garbage... regarding my situation??? For all of you who are following this mess... now... can you see the reality of this situation??? And have I not been right all along? Thank you all for supporting me. Much love... Macey