Athena Institute's statistical evidence, and could members run their own study?

I will stand by my introduction:
Introduction: James V. Kohl and thank others for welcoming me to this Forum. More recently, I posted that I received an award for the author(s) of the best social science article, chapter, or book published during the previous year…

You can verify my Clinical Laboratory Scientist credentials via links from my introduction: either to the National Credentialing Agency for Laboratory Personnel, or to the American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science, You can verify my use of "Researcher" by examining the membership requirements for the Society for Neuroscience. “All applicants… must be sponsored by two regular or emeritus members of the Society and must submit a curriculum vitae and bibliography with the application form.” Sponsors attest that applicants have made a significant contribution to the field (e.g., via research).

I helped to design several research studies. A student researcher and I presented the most recent research results in April 2007 at the Association for Chemoreception Sciences annual meeting.

Perhaps others will more fully consider who is causing the problems.

I hope to discuss facts and issues about pheromones with other members of this Forum. Discussions would be easier for me if defamatory comments about my credentials and expertise were either not anonymously made, or not made at all.

James V. Kohl
http://www.pheromones.com