Based in the heart of Southern California's "Digital Coast", Dr. Marshall offers a full spectrum of consulting services in technologies ranging from WiFi Security and Internet Infrastructure through RF, Hardware, Software, Audio/Video to Biomedical and Prepress. Previous speaking engagements have included COMDEX, Microprocessor Forums, and WLAN/WiFi Security conferences in Paris, Boston and Santa Clara.
A unique overview of technology allows Trevor to work in concert with you and your staff, crafting solutions to make your business more secure and more profitable. Here are some ideas ...
WiFi DESIGN, RF DESIGN AND TEST
WiFi 802.11a/b/g and GPS Antenna Design, Simulation and Measurement; Analog/Digital Baseband and Broadband design; PLL design; RFIC Reference Design and Documentation (click here for details)
WiFi SECURITY, INTERNET INFRASTRUCTURE AND SOFTWARE
Need help with WiFi Security, LINUX, Windows, UNIX, APACHE, DNS, Firewalls, VPN, QoS, Wireless Networking, DoS, Hacking or other Security issues? (click here for more info)
AUDIO, VIDEO, DSP DESIGN, SIMULATION AND TEST
DSP, PLL and embedded firmware design, simulation and implementation. Audio and Video compression and distribution technologies, including Internet and Wireless distribution protocols (link to detailed description).
ANALOG AND DIGITAL HARDWARE AND FIRMWARE DESIGN
FPGA design; High speed PCBA layout, ASIC Reference Design and Documentation (click here for more info)
BIOMEDICINE - Pharmacokinetics, Endocrinology and Immunology
Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics of continuous and pulsatile administration of steroidal hormones (click here for more info)
I designed the ETI / Maplin Electronic Music Synthesisers.
Many years ago I worked with AC/DC's Bon Scott - here are my recollections
The rock group 'The Angels' had a precursor called "Moonshine Jug+String Band"
Here are my miscellaneous memories of the 1996 Buxton Gilbert and Sullivan Festival. In March 98 some of the great D'Oyly Carte stars joined in a reunion. Look at the photos I took My daughter, Karen Marshall, has her own website at http://www.karenmarshall.com/ Here are her memories of the 1996 Buxton G&S festival
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Tree I am going to quit takin all these here IV drugs and what ever else and start drikin me some moonshine to kill these kritters hangin ouy inside of me. Oh just having a bit of fun here this A.M. Who knows one night of that might do the trick? Interesting find Tree Take care
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treepatrol
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I wrote to him What is your phd in ?? and sofar all got was this answer.
Trevor G Marshall, PhD (Chairman) (Thousand Oaks, CA)
Trevor's first teaching post was at the University of Technology in Lae, Papua New Guinea, during 1974. He taught at Curtin University, in Western Australia, during the rest of the 70's. Following up on his Masters degree in 1978, he commenced PhD studies at the University of Western Australia, home to Barry Marshall (no relation) (of Helicobacter Pylori fame).
Clinical studies were with Tim Welborn and Ted Keogh at the Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in Western Australia and Mike Albisser's group at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto.
In 1982 he moved to the USA, and now lives in California. His PhD thesis "Mathematical Modelling of the Insulin Glucose Homeostasis in Diabetic and Healthy Individuals" was accepted in 1985. For most of the succeeding decades he was CEO of YARC Systems, specializing in high-tech Internet Publishing.
Over the last few years Trevor has been defining the biochemical roles of the steroid hormones Angiotensin II and 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin-D in immune disease. In 2002 he published a complete etiological description for Sarcoid Inflammation, and his current interest is in understanding how this same hormonal/bacterial pathogenesis might drive other Rheumatic and Cardiac diseases.
He sent me to this site dose it say what his phd is in?????
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treepatrol
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Heres my email to him and the answer I recieved.
It is a PhD. A PhD is a PhD.
Most of my thesis describes clinical work in diabetes. My research and publications at that time also describe (successful) research in Cryptochidism and Infertility, including diabetes. You really shouldn't be trying to characterize a PhD thesis other than what it is, a PhD demonstrating research expertise in a specialty field. The 3 examiners were a Bioengineer from Australia, the head of the Biomedical Research Dept at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Kids, and an Academic M.D. from Israel.
A researcher is best described by his/her publications and the acclaim they have generated. Focus on them. All of them, hundreds. In a wide variety of scientific endeavors. They define my contribution most succinctly.
..trevor..
At 02:51 PM 5/11/2004 +0000, you wrote: >Okay I looked but I must be dumb it dosent say what your PHD is in is it in >medicne or engineering what? Thanks
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Please Be careful kiddies.I guess if I had a PhD in Forestry I could write articals on computor science or biochemistry or say how to ride a rocketship to mars. Wouldnt matter because I have a PhD in Forestry YEAH Right hahaha
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I guess things will play out the way they are intended?
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quote:Originally posted by 3greatkids: Tree I am going to quit takin all these here IV drugs and what ever else and start drikin me some moonshine to kill these kritters hangin ouy inside of me. Oh just having a bit of fun here this A.M. Who knows one night of that might do the trick? Interesting find Tree Take care
Oh man dont do that youll be hung over for a week
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Tree, I'm not gonna wade too far into this, only want to point out the mere possibility: when you do a search of the Internet for a name, you will get information - but you must realize that there may be many people with that name. Could that have happened here?
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quote:Originally posted by danq: Tree, I'm not gonna wade too far into this, only want to point out the mere [b]possibility: when you do a search of the Internet for a name, you will get information - but you must realize that there may be many people with that name. Could that have happened here?
Dan[/B]
Nope I spoke to the man via email and he sent me to his website and intern through that web page connected me to his sarc page. I wish I had screwed up. The guy may be on to something but we need people studing it who are actually in the field of medicene,
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Heres a better copy Danq
treepatrol Frequent Contributor Posts: 1728 From: Where the creeks are red Registered: Jun 2003 posted 13 May 2004 08:13 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here is a email copy of our conversation. Read from bottom to top to follow the questions.----------------------------------- 3. Yes, I am a hard man to put 'in a box'.
In January I wrote a chapter for a book on antenna design, an article on Linux for C/C++ journal, and a paper on Autoimmune disease on the invitation of a European Medical Journal (it is currently "in press"). Strange combination I guess, but basically I have been lucky enough to do whatever I like, wherever my mind leads me.
..Trevor.. ------------------------------------------ 3. ME At 03:11 PM 5/11/2004 +0000, you wrote: >Thank you Trevor that answers some questions for my friends they were >arguing over you. >--------------------------------------- > >>From: Trevor Marshall >>To: >>Subject: Re: Sir >>Date: Tue, 11 May 2004 08:06:17 -0700
>>X-OriginalArrivalTime: 11 May 2004 15:03:40.0742 (UTC)
>> >>----------------------------------------- 2. It is a PhD. A PhD is a PhD. >> >>Most of my thesis describes clinical work in diabetes. My research and >>publications at that time also describe (successful) research in >>Cryptochidism and Infertility, including diabetes. You really shouldn't be >>trying to characterize a PhD thesis other than what it is, a PhD >>demonstrating research expertise in a specialty field. The 3 examiners were >>a Bioengineer from Australia, the head of the Biomedical Research Dept at >>Toronto's Hospital for Sick Kids, and an Academic M.D. from Israel. >> >>A researcher is best described by his/her publications and the acclaim they >>have generated. Focus on them. All of them, hundreds. In a wide variety of >>scientific endeavors. They define my contribution most succinctly. >> >>..trevor.. >>------------------------------------------- 2. ME At 02:51 PM 5/11/2004 +0000, you wrote: >> >Okay I looked but I must be dumb it dosent say what your PHD is in is it in medicne or engineering what? Thanks >> > >> >-------------------------------------- >> >>From: Trevor Marshall >> >>To: "" >> >>Subject: Re: Sir OriginalArrivalTime: 11 May 2004 >> >> >> 1. Have a look at >> >>http://autoimmunityresearch.com/about.htm >> >> >> >>..Trevor.. >> 1.-------------------------------------- >> >>ME At 02:41 PM 5/11/2004 +0000, you wrote: >> >> >What is your PHd in ??I see your web site and you seem to be into a little of everthing. --------------------------------------------
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In my opinion he avoided answering me very well. A PHD. Is PHD my butt.
Phd's are in different area's of discipline.
Definition discipline (SUBJECT)
a (particular) area of study, especially a subject studied at a college or university
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How many people are working in areas not associated with their degrees. MOST. This is like a character attack. He is a bright guy PHD, Do you have a PHD??? He was sick and reseached it. I was sick and research everything I could find. Allot of great contributors have never even gone to college. What is your point. It is a theory, and your Dr needs to review it and decide, if it can help you. You need an RX to get the product. I do not understand your motives, they are not productive. have you looked into MY background????
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The whole and complete point of this site LymeNet is to help people who are desperate and holding on or to just plain HELP.
I do not want to see anyone hurt because and (not just the benicar debate) but any protocol passed as a matter of fact in the medical community. We, Us, all need to look out for each other.
So with that Iam tired of trying to help now anyone else is welcome to pitch in.TATA Toot A Looooo
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Hey semper fi the post below yours was done before what you posted above me huh kinda neat huh answer befor the question.
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How are you helping at all. Starting the Benicar protocol involves the doctor and patient relationship. It has nothing to do with you. It's just information that is flowing into the medical community.
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quote:Originally posted by kaos: Treepatrol
How are you helping at all. Starting the Benicar protocol involves the doctor and patient relationship. It has nothing to do with you. It's just information that is flowing into the medical community.
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quote:Originally posted by kaos: Treepatrol
How are you helping at all. Starting the Benicar protocol involves the doctor and patient relationship. It has nothing to do with you. It's just information that is flowing into the medical community.
Whats between you and your Dr is your business no one else's but when you push this drug as a cure all for lyme and there has been no clinical trials by medical professionals on the drug used on lyme diseased patients then Ill stand against it.
Lets get them studing it and if its safe and approved by FDA I might take it. As I said before Iam done.
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Here are some more links about Trevor Marshall, these were sent to me by another "conspiracy" hunter here...
People...he was ill, has a PHD in an unrelated field, is researching this protocol (model), and has probably WANTED it to get to this point of interest. So that MORE MD's would actually have a trial on it.
Do you realize....it was Scott that brought this over here..and NOT Trevor Marshal? It is what Scott had said HE was looking for, and researching....and BINGO...he found it...it's just that someone who has a PHD found it.
Remember the "OIL" that cures kids of a terrible disease...their parents found it...not a MD.
All I see Tree accomplishing here is the same thing as JRW...
CHARACTER assassination...plain and simple.
He isn't hiding ANYTHING.
My Gosh....get A LIFE...he's NOT DR Bachynsky.
Trout
PS...I myself CAN NOT go on this protocol right now and just want to see some results...stop clouding the issue..
It's available now, so of course it's FDA approved. Are you concerned about off-label usage? It's already widely practiced and obviously for a good reason.
I'm glad you're done because I am too. I hope to see you on Benicar if it proves safe and effective too.
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quote:Originally posted by troutscout: Here
All I see Tree accomplishing here is the same thing as JRW...
CHARACTER assassination...plain and simple.
He isn't hiding ANYTHING.
My Gosh....get A LIFE...he's NOT DR Bachynsky.
Trout
PS...I myself CAN NOT go on this protocol right now and just want to see some results...stop clouding the issue..
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Thanks Trout didnt know I was a assasin. That is not my point dont pass it off as a crap I quit it aint worth it. cya Trout I still respect ya
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quote:Originally posted by kaos: Treepatrol,
It's available now, so of course it's FDA approved. Are you concerned about off-label usage? It's already widely practiced and obviously for a good reason.
I'm glad you're done because I am too. I hope to see you on Benicar if it proves safe and effective too.
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Thank you Kaos and you will if does prove safe.
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Tree...
I call 'em as I see 'em.
A spade is a spade.
I hope your red creek dries up.
I have NO respect for you.
Trout
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I beleive tree and JRW both acted like trolls on this one...
cooling my jets....
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quote:Originally posted by troutscout: I beleive tree and JRW both acted like trolls on this one...
cooling my jets....
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Well, I have a BBA in a double major of Business and Computer Science. I've also done graduate work in the Business field.
But, I was fortunate, after my late husband's bout with Lukemia and an unrelated bone marrow transplant (18th in the country to have one), to have gotten a job as the Bone Marrow Transplant Coordinator at a rather large and greatly respected Cancer Research and Treatment Center.
Did I have a medical background? NO. But, I did extensive work toward my husband's transplant. After he passed away I was offered this job.
Did the patients know that I had no formal medical education? NO.
At the time I was the only non-nurse BMT Coor. in the country. In the early 90's there were only a handful of us coordinators.
My point being, it made no difference whether I had a nursing degree or not, I had already learned the curve of what was nesscessary to get a patient from diagnosis to a transplant. Why? Because I submerged myself in the subject of Leukemia and transplants.
Was it a formal education? NO. But, it was an education.
I see Trevor as doing the same thing, he's obviously a very smart guy and he has studied this very throughly and now has a self-education on this subject.
Please leave this alone, you who are questioning the point of whether Trevor's PhD is in whatever or not is really a mute point.
Haven't we even had President's running the greatest country in the world without a formal education?
Think about this you are really being silly about this PhD thing. What is your education?
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Iam not on the internet pushing this as the best thing since icecream. I emailed the man and asked him nicely what his phd was in and got diversionary answers. That point made move on. Iam not telling you or anyone else not to try this if your a adult and want to by all mean s do it.
I am not against it as I am being portrayed Iam for anything that is safe and studied and used in the context it was created for.
By people in the medical field ie LLMD or scientist doing double blind studies correctly. As in the norm.
With that said roseisland 2000 take it if you want benicar that is and I hope it works for you
But Ill wait and see before I swallow it untill more studies are done and I am very interested in it also.
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Tree,
Most of us here, even the newbies, are intelligent enough to distinguish between enthusiasm for a promising new treatment and respect for a tried-and-true treatment, so I really don't know who you think you're trying to help or protect.
Though I appreciate your concern, I would encourage you to get back to patrolling the woods and stop trying to dig up dirt on people who are testing new and POSSIBLY effective treatments for lyme.
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quote:Originally posted by Sue vG: Tree,
Most of us here, even the newbies, are intelligent enough to distinguish between enthusiasm for a promising new treatment and respect for a tried-and-true treatment, so I really don't know who you think you're trying to help or protect.
Though I appreciate your concern, I would encourage you to get back to patrolling the woods and stop trying to dig up dirt on people who are testing new and POSSIBLY effective treatments for lyme.
Sue
Digging up dirt is not the point credentials in anything is the point.
Ive explained and explained if you dont want this to continue stop bringing the thread to the top.
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I know so many people who are extremely effective at doing things that they do not have a degree for, your demand for specific credentials falls flat with me.
Look up the bios of successful people and you will see that many of them, if they even have a degree, have degrees that are not directly related to their current area of success.
In general, someone who achieves a PhD, no matter what discipline it is in, demonstrates an inquisitive mindset and above-the-norm energy for finding reasoned answers and solutions.
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quote:Originally posted by Sue vG: I know so many people who are extremely effective at doing things that they do not have a degree for, your demand for specific credentials falls flat with me.
Look up the bios of successful people and you will see that many of them, if they even have a degree, have degrees that are not directly related to their current area of success.
In general, someone who achieves a PhD, no matter what discipline it is in, demonstrates an inquisitive mindset and above-the-norm energy for finding reasoned answers and solutions.
Sue
Heres one maybe you can understand bye. Iam done discussing this its over Kaput Iam sorry you feel the way you do, Hurry and try this guys medicine created for a entirely other reason with no studies on it for this disease lyme so Have at it good Bye and farewell hope it works for ya.
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