Dear Judith,
Marshalee is correct. I used to be a 'Planned Preventative Maintenance' person
before she mended my ways. :)
See Fowler's Modern English Usage prevent(at)ive. The short form is better;
see LONG VARIANTS where he says 'The better the writer the shorter the words'...
broadly true
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Josephine joseph...@poidogs.com wrote:
This is sure good to know, I think I will just stick to the low voltage
stuff.
The yellow tinge color for CS is a better trade off than fooling with
something that risky.
You can make clear CS with LVDC
Brita is right on...
I would suspect the water had been contaminated by detergent residue in the
brewing container. Rinse,rinse,rinse. Don't clean between batches. Store with a
cover.
Chuck
Don't Panic! It's all right. Everything is going to
On Sun, 30 Dec 2001 02:25:56 -0600, Rich Adams rad...@kc.rr.com wrote:
Speaking of semantics, how about bi-weekly?
1. Occurring twice a week.
2. Occurring every two weeks.
Even worse,
Try weakly...
Chuck
Don't build more nukes until we use the ones we
If you control the current,stir, or both you can make strong clear CS
with low voltage.
ken
At 08:18 PM 12/29/01 -0800, you wrote:
This is sure good to know, I think I will just stick to the low voltage
stuff.
The yellow tinge color for CS is a better trade off than fooling with
something that
Wassa matta wit jew? You anti semantic?
:-)
K
At 12:26 AM 12/30/01 EST, you wrote:
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At 12:02 AM 12/30/01 -0600, you wrote:
Hi, I am new at this and request your comments as to what's wrong with
this from you experienced CS makers.
3 new 9V batteries snapped together to form 27V.
12GA . silver wire
local drugstore distilled water
I suspended the 6 electrodes 1 or so
Danny writes:
Is this web site about Collodial Silver or semantics?
Colloidal Silver, with a seasoning of everything else, within the
limits of courtesy and reason.
Sorry I haven't posted these in a while. Below are the list rules, as
they are currently constituted... The parts about
I get the same rust colored stains on a measuring cup that I use. After I
have finished brewing my CS I strain it using a coffee filter. The container
I pour it into has a chip in the glass (this is the measuring cup) and I
have noticed a rust coloration forming in the uneven surface of the chip.
Better stop driving your car. Your chances of being harmed doing that are
immensely greater than getting zapped making CS with HV.
James-Osbourne: Holmes
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From: Josephine [mailto:joseph...@poidogs.com]
Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2001 9:19 PM
To:
Well Marsha, you made me look it up.
According to Webster's New Twentieth Century Dictionary, unabridged 2nd
edition, 1974, you are nice. [Synonym for exact, correct, right, normal,
precise and some others I can't remember]. It says for preventative
...same as 'preventive'.
James-Osbourne:
Danny
yes, yes
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Hi pj;
Try unpasteurized Apple Cider Vinegar. as it will alkalinize the body. You
can even get it in tablets but you will miss out in the
beneficial bacteria. Often fed with salad as part of a salad dressing.
Louise Larabie llara...@raw-connections.com BARFing Amber and Ginger
Raw
No need for the wise cracks James Osbourne, Holmes (the only guy with a
comma in his name)
As Mike pointed out, it would still be safer for some of us who are not
electrically inclined to not mettle with high voltage.
Gee wizz.
Josephine
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From: James Osbourne, Holmes
Well Marsha, you made me look it up.
According to Webster's New Twentieth Century Dictionary, unabridged 2nd
edition, 1974, you are nice. [Synonym for exact, correct, right,
normal,precise and some others I can't remember]. It says for
preventative...same as 'preventive'.
James-Osbourne:
That explains why every time I thought I had it right, I would find out I had
it backwards again!!! Same thing for bimonthly. And all this time I thought
it was just me.
Marshall
cking...@nycap.rr.com wrote:
On Sun, 30 Dec 2001 02:25:56 -0600, Rich Adams rad...@kc.rr.com wrote:
Speaking of
I sometimes will get that rust color on my fingers from cleaning and
handling the electrodes.reminds me of those old nicotine stains!!
Yechtt!!
Connie (the old Connie, not the new one)
From: Kent and Carol johnson...@msn.com
Reply-To: johnson...@msn.com
Date: Sun, 30 Dec 2001 08:25:37
I have a friend who has Huntington's Disease.
Does anyone know of alternative therapies to
help alleviate or cure the symptoms ???
He was a brilliant young man who is now just
a shadow of who he was.
Please help !!
Thank you,
Jerry Karl
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From: James Osbourne, Holmes a...@cybermesa.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, December 24, 2001 1:36 AM
Subject: RE: CS O2 research
Very interesting. I wonder how many of the members of the Oxygen Society
are the same people who contributed to the
On Sun, 30 Dec 2001 08:40:10 -0700, Marshalee Hallett liah...@utah-inter.net
wrote:
Nice is my greatest goal! Why can`t all people be nice?
Nice? Publicly correcting perceived faults of others is nice?
Look what we got from Tony:
Those who run to long words are mainly the unskilful and
Dear Sir,
Since Huntington's Chorea (Huntington's disease)
[HD] has been determined---through direct research---to present as a
pronounced loss of neurons in the cerebral cortex via a phenomenon called
excitotoxic cell death..one should be
Acmeair said:
..wipe the wires after 25-30 minutes, and quit after
about 45 minutes.
Using 32 oz of DW and 27 volts for 45 minutes, with no
starter? You'd be lucky to have 1 or 2 ppm. If 8 oz of
that 32 oz was pre-brewed CS as a starter, you would
probably have about 5 ppm in 45 minutes (brewing
Evening Terry,
Using 32 oz of DW and 27 volts for 45 minutes, with no
starter? You'd be lucky to have 1 or 2 ppm. If 8 oz of
that 32 oz was pre-brewed CS as a starter, you would
probably have about 5 ppm in 45 minutes (brewing 32 oz
with 27 volts).
Do you think something similar to a
Starting a car.
I have a 12 volt, 100 amp supply that has a 100 amp meter shunt
installed. Can anyone think of a good use of it?
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What happened to the Christmas tree, did it suffer the same fate as the
Poinsettia? I am now spraying my Christmas tree stumps with Cs. Sales were
good this year so have a bunch of stumps to spray. Trying to reduce root rot
that can kill new seedlings planted next to the stump.
Brickey
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Hi Judith,
I posted Dave about his CS and he just answered me. The CS he makes has
a very high concnetration of nitric acid, and that it's what killed the
plant.
He was not aware of that so I will help him resolve the problem.
Ole Bob
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Hi Rich,
Careless reading! The pure hype is that yellow is best not that yellow does not
exist.
One can get yellow many ways, i.e. just a trace of soap or detergent will make
the CS go yellow. Brewing to long or at too high of a current density, or nor
not stirring.
You do not need to use hot
Jerry,
I suggest you join a great health group at mr-tracys-corner.com and ask for
help .. they seem to have answers for almost everything you can think of.
Good luck,
nancy...
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From: Jerry Karl jerry62...@direcpc.com
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Sent: Sunday, December
One of the stations in a electronics lab that I once worked at was the HI-POT
area for testing capacitors. Lethal voltages were involved.
A large plexiglas box with a hinged lid and leads inside was the test area.
The box lid had a safety switch that cut power to the leads inside, when the lid
just safety, but their capacity to keep it safe. This may be obvious,
but consider that every day we deal with 110V plugs, etc.
Huge difference in 110VAC and 110VDC with regards to lethal potentials
however.
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Hi Dave,
I don't really know where to begin But what you are doing is a
disaster!!!
To make HVAC with all of your electrodes wet is the first disaster. My
investigations of two wet (why 4?) was never able to make more that 9
ppm (true not hanna stuff) and it would go yellow or dirty and
Strangely, a more primary definition of nice in some dictionaries is
wantonly foolish.
James-Osbourne: Holmes
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From: cking...@nycap.rr.com [mailto:cking...@nycap.rr.com]
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2001 10:59 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSRe:Preventative
Evening Reid,
Terry Chamberlain's approach, especially with the close proximity and
curiosity of my two sons, five and nine. They do not need to be
electrocuted.
Was your goal to use 110 VDC? If not... settle for 52 VDC and use
the phone line power.
I have never heard of anyone
Evening Ken,
Don't you end up with about a pint or so? Of course, for folks who
produce his for themselves only, low voltage would appear to be the way
to go.
I make 1/2 gallon per batch with LVDC.I can use Terry's time method
as he makes 1 gallon ( per station ), and I make 1/2
Quite excellent, Holmes!
I believe we are getting to the meat of the matter, now!
Wantonly foolish, nice ring, that!
Chuck
Mr. Wesley Crusher, would you please report to the airlock.
On Sun, 30 Dec 2001 15:01:47 -0700, James Osbourne, Holmes
Hello Terry,
Sunday, December 30, 2001, 8:32:46 PM, you wrote:
TC Wayne Fugitt said:
TC Do you think something similar to a wattage factor
TC applies?
TC Terry responds:
TC Years ago, when I was taking my Electronic Servicing
TC Technology classes (long name for 'TV repair'), I
TC received a
Here is my take on it...knowledge courtesy of the USN.
Power (P), measured in Watts is directly proportional to Voltage (E) and
current (I).
P=I * E, as one can see, if you change the voltage or current your changing
the value of power.
Also, P= (I * I) * R, where R equals the resistance in
Hi Bob,
I would like a detailed description of your unit as I have never heard of it.
The Motherlode is powered by a 15,000 V transformer encased in a white
metal box. Two high voltage leads are inserted into two jacks in the cover
of the one gallon brew container. these jacks are approx
In that case, a glutathione precursor, Immunocal, is in order. It recycles
ALA, vitamin C, E, and peroxide, directly quenches free radicals, and is
instrumental in both breaking down and chelating toxins.
GSH is the body's main antioxidant, the only one created by the body. It is
being used on
Some interesting observations, Chuck. That emoticon ;^) IS a puzzle - wonder
whether it is of ancient Sumerian origin? Which brings us to Zacharia Sitchin.
I have skimmed through his stuff at www.sitchin.com. Why only skimmed? Well,
his major premise of ancient extraterrestrial visitors
maybe the rust colored material is really rust and maybe the silver rods are
part silver and part iron?
Josephine
So what is the
rust coloured material. Is the process going too fast? Thanks for your
help.
This list is wonderful.
Leo
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When I use 4-9v batteries with rods 1-1/2 apart, I immediately get rust
coloured cloudy material coming off the negative wire and rising to the surface.
When I go to 3 batteries, it stops, and I see no cloud at all, not even a milky
white. I use distilled water with a starter batch of CS in it. So
Hi Bob
Thank you for your excellent report. When you said that I probably had high
acid content I remembered that the stuff I gave my daughter was from a batch
that I rejected because I had run the arc to long and had something like 30
ppm. Whenever I have something I am not sure of I dump it
You can buy small containers at drug stores that produce a fine mist by pushing
down on the top. I would try that for snorting.
Leo
Kent and Carol wrote:
I get the same rust colored stains on a measuring cup that I use.
Kevin, you should also sign up below to silver off topic. Gonna have to go
there, as we've used up our grace period here.
Chuck
Only two of my personalities are schizophrenic, but one of them is paranoid, and
the other one is out to get him
Try these three sites http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HuldaClarkEnthusiasts/
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If you need more help, contact me off list.
Leo
Jerry Karl wrote:
I have a friend
Nope, those rods are good stuff.
Leo
Josephine wrote:
maybe the rust colored material is really rust and maybe the silver rods are
part silver and part iron?
Josephine
So what is the
rust coloured material. Is the process going too fast? Thanks for your
help.
This list is wonderful.
Nancy, I'm curious ~~ what does the powder form of Stevia look like?
My husband recently bought a new sugar that we keep at our cabin; it is
light brown, seems more course than regular brown sugar, sweet, but not
sugary sweet, and very good!! Much better than regular sugar. I'd ask him
what it
Reid Harvey wrote:
Mike,
Your cautions on the making of CS that is HVDC woke me up in the middle
of the night, and I started mentally designing the finishing touches for
Terry Chamberlain's approach, especially with the close proximity and
curiosity of my two sons, five and nine. They do
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