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Ode:
Good post. I would love to discuss this further, but it belongs on the OT
list.
Hey, all you people who are not on the Off Topic List - please sign up so
we can have our little
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From: Garrick
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Well that's a good account of yourself. It ain't bragging if you can do
it-Babe Ruth
I don't know if we are evolving according to some plan. Some days I
The lessons of history...gone OT
Ode
At 02:03 PM 4/28/2010 +0100, you wrote:
But *why* would they put these things in the bin? Doesn't make sense to
me. Also, I would think it would cost a hell of a lot to do and our
Government isn't good at spending money! dee
On 28 Apr 2010, at 12:59,
When I lived in Vermont [70s] it was as conservative as it comes being
almost ANTI progressive and defensive against intrusions from out of state
profiteers and law makers..but had a lot of loose liberals running about in it.
Shoot, I could go to Montpelier and register a car with no proof
Way off topic, but..an important truth that isn't getting out there very
well.
There is a rather large movement growing here in the US of A called
the Tea Party
It's made up of smiling grandparents and mommies and daddies for the most
part and now and then some come fully armed...yet,
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Way off topic, but..an important truth that isn't getting out there very
well.
There is a rather large movement
Good idea -- do you have the instructions handy for signing up for OT list?
Dick
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Ode:
Good post. I would love
Agree with all you posted. I would add that I am against the 0bama socialist
health care. The USA may go bankrupt before it kicks in anyway. What happens
to Greece today can happen to America in a few years. Margaret Thatcher
said, Socialism is fine until you run out of other people's money
The
I don't think so Sandee, I have gotten this far in my life without any of all
the dire things that are being warned about happening. I have always gotten on
well with the police etc., and have found them very helpful, but then, I don't
do anything to upset them. I am quite happy with this.
There is no left or right, there is only Them.. Govts can always find
enough money to kill people, but never enough to save people. The
sooner people realize the very entities we trust, are the ones
undermining humanity, the better off we'll all be.
Garrick wrote:
Agree with all you posted.
Mike,
I have been resisting comment, as you always request, but I am curious how long
this is going to continue.
- Steve N
From: Garrick [mailto:zzen...@gmail.com]
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Agree
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Good idea -- do you have the instructions handy for signing up for OT
list?
Dick
Good post. I
This is interesting. If I wanted to address an email to my wife, I'd
email to prettyg...@gmail.com, I wouldn't post to a public list and
say Hey babe, you frisky tonight?. Similarly, I think you should
direct concerns to the person it is addressed to, which is:
mdev...@eskimo.com Which by the
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This is interesting. If I wanted to address an email to my wife, I'd
email to prettyg...@gmail.com, I wouldn't post to a public list and
say Hey babe, you frisky tonight
Heh,
For an energies-sensitive guy, you're sure slow on subtle clues...
Chuck
A word to the wise ain't necessary -- it's the stupid ones that need
the advice. Bill Cosby
On 4/29/2010 3:09:13 PM, bodhisattva (bodhisat...@mutemail.com) wrote:
This
I was being funny that reply, I know the intention behind posts.
For posterity, let me point some things out: I've stopped posting new
OT threads, and only respond to questions in already existing OT
threads. I openly asked people to join the OT list a few days ago, I
also recommended my
Good for you this far then Dee
SAndee
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Them like the them in the movie Them. The worst ones might be reptilians.
This is my last post on this thread due to complaints
g
On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 2:23 PM, bodhisattva bodhisat...@mutemail.comwrote:
There is no left or right, there is only Them.. Govts can always find
enough money
: CSanother question about cell phones
Them like the them in the movie Them. The worst ones might be reptilians.
This is my last post on this thread due to complaints
g
On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 2:23 PM, bodhisattva bodhisat...@mutemail.com wrote:
There is no left or right, there is only
Ode you are precisely correct and all who care should be tuning into Fox
News on cable for reality. Jess
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You got the tense correct...wasand getting less so every day.
I lost my cell phone couple of years ago and thought I'd just re-activate
the old one.
No go...no GPS tracker on it.
Yet another piece of my property *stolen* from use by new laws.
One good thing about all this...if you DO
Computerized RealTime Hydraulic Pressure Monitor.
Todays robots have a sense of touch, a sense of heft isn't much different.
Ode
At 06:20 PM 4/27/2010 +0100, you wrote:
I tell you what - it would be a very strong device that would survive the
way *our* bins are handled I can tell you!
I don't mind the cameras on every corner, as I have nothing to fear - or hide.
They have been really useful here catching terrorists and murderers etc., The
rest of it is a pain in the a..e! but its mainly to get money out of
people--as is most things in the UK including all the health and
If you were at ground zero, the fallout would not affect you at
allyou'd BE the fallout.
CS would be useless and not needed even to disinfect food as the
radiation would have already done that job.
In the event of a nuclear attack there are only 2 good places to be.
Someplace the wind
But *why* would they put these things in the bin? Doesn't make sense to me.
Also, I would think it would cost a hell of a lot to do and our Government
isn't good at spending money! dee
On 28 Apr 2010, at 12:59, Ode Coyote wrote:
Computerized RealTime Hydraulic Pressure Monitor.
I am afraid that solving crimes thanks to CCTV is an illusion. 1000
cameras to solve one crime doesn't sound very useful nor
successful.
Many articles are available about this:
http://tinyurl.com/2ewqcll
At 10:29 PM 28/04/2010, you wrote:
I don't mind the cameras on
every corner, as I have
Rudolph Steiner warned in 1916, that in the distant future, Ahriman
would incarnate through technology for total subversion of the human
mind, body and spirit imprisoning us with our own toys. He also said a
method to make explosions so huge, they could destroy the planet would
be Channeled
Well water should be ok, and most spring water as well.
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Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2010 11:51 AM
Subject: Re: CSanother question about cell phones (changing question)
Marshall Dudley wrote:
Washing
LOL
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If you were at ground zero, the fallout would not affect you at
allyou'd
about cell phones
The thing that irks me about cell phones is that they have GPS, and they
will give the information to people you don't want having it, but will
not give it to you. Lets say that I am lost on the lake and my son is
looking for me and has his GPS on the boat on, or I found
bodhisattva -
You can also put on your list, targeted MD's who treated Lyme Disease and
who are now in financial ruin due to the same forces at work.
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From: bodhisattva
Date: 4/26/2010 1:53:22 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSanother question about cell
natural flow.
=z=
The novelist, journalist and psychologist
Michael Zangari
http://zangarijournalism.com
From: Ode Coyote odecoy...@windstream.net
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Sent: Wed, April 28, 2010 8:11:31 AM
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OK, what is the right spot?
Thanks.
PT
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I'm not sure that cs does not help with radiation
Sent: Wed, April 28, 2010 11:14:00 AM
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Marshall,
My IPhone (3G) give GPS co-ordinates complete with a visual map.
Location Services and Wi-Fi settings must be turned on though, and GPS is not
available in some locations.
sms
From: Marshall Dudley
and psychologist
Michael Zangari
http://zangarijournalism.com
From: needling around ptf2...@bellsouth.net
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OK, what
forces at work.
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/*Subject:*/ Re: CSanother question about cell phones
I've been telling people for years not to use
Well at least it caught the 7/7 bombers and those would -be airport bombers we
had here too. Also, many, many murders are solved using the footage from these
cameras, and to me, if they solve just one, then it is justified. I can't
understand why people object to these things--unless they
Well, I know that *I* have nothing to hide so it doesn't bother me. I welcome
them actually and don't care how far they go because it makes places safer for
ordinary people. If you want to be an activist then you have to take what goes
with the territory. dee
On 28 Apr 2010, at 17:12,
You fail to realize, this man was targeted because his Vehicle was
seen at a rally. Not because of anything he himself was doing in
particular, don't you see? He was oppressed for nothing he did, rather
where his car was parked.. Crossing the Rubicon gets you on a watch
list, not because
bodhisattva wrote:
Something important.. In the USA, the state with the weakest gun laws,
weakest cell signals/fewest towers, fewest/liberal criminal laws,
legal marijuana, and fewest CCTV cameras... Are you ready for this?
Tada! Has the lowest crime rate, highest happiness level, and is
Vermont.
Some family live there, my brother in-law tells me they can't even get a
cell signal at half the places they go. Sounds good to me. Vermont
scores very high on most Happy tests from what I have read.
sol wrote:
bodhisattva wrote:
Something important.. In the USA, the state with
purses, to
paraphrase a famous founder of my country.
Dick
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Sent: Wed, April 28, 2010 1:34:00 PM
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Well at least it caught the 7/7 bombers and those
Anywhere I live, I always scout the area around my house for a good
spring, in case of any kind of emergency. I have a nice one that is
within walking distance of my house that I bet 99% of the people in my
neighborhood don't even know exists. I also know where one is that is
within walking
Hi There Dee I think somehow you could do well to rub the sleep out of
your eyes !
Regards
Sandee
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I guess that is subjective.
Or a subject for discussion. The subject comes up with my nitropatches too,
where to stick them.
I like the ajax nerve. There are two spots on either shoulder. Like a snake
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Vermont.
Some family live there, my brother in-law tells me they can't even get a
cell signal at half the places they go. Sounds good to me. Vermont
scores very high
: Wednesday, April 28, 2010 12:21 PM
Subject: Re: CSanother question about cell phones
Vermont.
Some family live there, my brother in-law tells me they can't even get a
cell signal at half the places they go. Sounds good to me. Vermont
scores very high on most Happy tests from what I have
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Vermont.
Some family live there, my brother in-law tells me they can't even
get a cell signal at half the places they go. Sounds good to me.
Vermont scores very high
If you want to get into that jive you will find the most social stability,
lowest crime, fewest cell towers in many Western states that border (and are
close to) Canada. And most have strong gun rights laws and are as
conservative as Vermont is liberal. States such as Idaho, North Dakota,
Montana,
Here's a tip, Vermont is not liberal because you say it is, Vermont is
probably one of the few Republics left in this republic because they
assert state rights whenever possible. For example they don't even tie
into the Federal Gun Registry/Background check system. You can walk
into any hold
Vermont seems good on guns. You initial post was ambidextrous on that. Texas
is also a republic and can exit the Union at anytime. So what. Montana says
it will opt out of onerous Fed gun
lawhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=enq=montana+gunssourceid=navclient-ffrlz=1B3GGLL_enUS358US358ie=UTF-8
Vermont has a lot of healthy orgone. Maybe that's why it was the only
state Bush and Cheney didn't visit. :-P I love that you can buy raw
anything around there, and nobody cares too much about that kind of
stuff.. Vermont folk call those strange aliens from the big cities
Flatlanders, and
The pine trees are pumping out irradiating out the healthy orgone. Granite
outcrops and mountains too. Granite is orgone emitter and granite volcanic
soil is the ultimate to grow on. All volcanic soil is. You know that all New
England states are much more forested than 150-200 years ago. Because
I'm pretty ambidextrous, so was my dad, he could switch hands for any
task with full efficiency. I have parallel brain processing, which is
nice because you can work on the content/context of subjects at the same
time, and don't have to spend too much time going from creative to
analytical.
Well that's a good account of yourself. It ain't bragging if you can do
it-Babe Ruth
I don't know if we are evolving according to some plan. Some days I think
the opposite. We have mini-antichrists proliferating nuclear weapons
technology which is the real threat to human existence. Not this fake
Another thing as far as cures.
There are no magic bullets for this generation. For older generations they
existed because the oldsters had more merit. They were more deserving of
direct simple cures. They could even cure themselves with prayer sometimes.
But these days it takes a lot more and few
Good explanation.
Did you know in the exceedingly rare event I get a headache that I can't
wish away, I take a single infant motrin and it is gone? Can't get much
more simple that that. But more than that, the cures I need seem to
arrive when needed, and be exceptionally simple, as you
My wife had some kind of rash on her arm, and a sore ankle.. I have
various things to heal this or that, probably over 100+ TCM remedies,
and another 50-60 alternative remedies in the home. Sometimes she
listens and does them, and they usually work incredibly well. But in
reality, I know a
At least in that particular case she had to hear it (the hypnosis) from
someone distanced from the situation. Your wife's ankle was cured when she
did. In this case familiarity worked against a solution. What that
unfamiliar MD did for your wife you do for others. It's all good
G
On Wed, Apr
Most people who pray are on an ego trip to think they have enough merit for
prayer to cure them. Prayer has helped guide me in the last year. 3AM
prayers when you cannot sleep. You are doing very well as far as helping
people, I'm just having fun being mean to you because the world will jump up
at
Golly, I'm glad its not like that here! I thought it was the land of the free?
dee
On 26 Apr 2010, at 21:52, bodhisattva wrote:
I've been telling people for years not to use shopper cards, discount cards,
or clubs at stores. Last year my sister got coupons tailored to exactly what
she
: CSanother question about cell phones
That's really too bad. We were going to make RFID tags that could be put on
doctors, nurses, patients, laptops, PDAs, and other hospital assets, to enable
things like: When a doctor walks up to a laptop of PDA, the system sees they
are close together
Seriously? I know so many people in the UK, it's the grand Nanny
State. At least my wife can go to another hospital to work, but in the
UK, most of their stuff is country wide. If you guys had your guns, it
probably wouldn't be that way. :-P
Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
Golly, I'm glad its
I think it was an experiment and not a very big one...just one
community for a few weeks.
I did see it on the news a while back and a few spoofs that exaggerated it
for [dark] humor.
..easier to put the scales on the truck that picks up the bins.
Ode
At 07:49 PM 4/26/2010 +0100, you
Yes it is the Nanny State, what with the rules and regulations to do with
health and safety etc., but you can have what supplements you want, and you can
have raw milk if you want. We also, are not monitored at all through
computers--as far as I know--at least, if we are, nothing happens about
I tell you what - it would be a very strong device that would survive the way
*our* bins are handled I can tell you! lol dee
On 27 Apr 2010, at 15:17, Ode Coyote wrote:
I think it was an experiment and not a very big one...just one community
for a few weeks.
I did see it on the news a
Most of these RFID's are strong, the components can be tiny, and highly
shielded/strengthened. The exterior portion is basically an antenna to
pick up ambient waves to activate the chip within where the data is
stored. They've even developed spy gear that is powered exclusively by
the EMF in
I can definitely say that we do not have anything like that on our bins. What
good would they be there anyway? To see what rubbish goes out? Uugh! dee
On 27 Apr 2010, at 18:41, bodhisattva wrote:
Most of these RFID's are strong, the components can be tiny, and highly
All this talk about cell phones has been interesting, and I have a
question about radiation from a nuclear attack. How would CS work to clean
fruits, vegetables, etc. from radiological fallout? Would washing the item
well and soaking it in CS be of any help getting rid of some of the fallout
Interesting is how we know they are, and certainly want Total Tracking
of every single entity on this planet. The spy network in this country
has unlimited funds, and can go out of control because there is no
public oversight. It's become a bunch of Cowboys that think they can
overstep the
Washing or rinsing fruit and vegetables with clean water can reduce any
radioactivity tremendously. However I don't believe that the silver in
CS would have any effect at all.
Marshall
Bernadette wrote:
All this talk about cell phones has been interesting, and I have a
question about
Marshall Dudley wrote:
Washing or rinsing fruit and vegetables with clean water can reduce
any radioactivity tremendously. However I don't believe that the
silver in CS would have any effect at all.
If there is fallout on the fruit and veg, would there be any clean water?
sol
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about cell phones (changing question)
Washing or rinsing fruit and vegetables with clean water can reduce any
radioactivity tremendously. However I don't believe that the silver in CS
would have any effect at all.
Marshall
Bernadette wrote:
All this talk about cell phones has been interesting
I already know all about this stuff.
I watched Enemy Of The State and Live Free Or Die Hard
Next up is the Fire Sale.
Del
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To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2010 2:00 PM
Subject: Re: CSanother question about cell phones
Most likely. Unopened bottles of distilled water should be
uncontaminated. Springs would likely be still rather pure. Even tap
water run through a charcoal filter would most likely have the vast
majority of radioactivity removed.
Marshall
sol wrote:
Marshall Dudley wrote:
Washing or
With that in mind, this site is awesome: http://www.findaspring.com/
I remember as a kid, not far from here my parents would go to get water
from a pipe coming out of the ground from a deep spring. Nobody seems to
remember where it was, but I remember the water tasting unbelievable.
Sure
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone know of a cell phone radiation danger when the phone
is not in use? Does it only emit radiation when you are actually talking? Or
all the time???
Thanks.
PT
Some phones will always give something off, and others, only when the phone
is in use...
I got myself an EMF reader, and checked all of the cell phones we had in our
house. My Ericson gives off no radiation, but the motorola goes off the
radar the second you turn it on...
Aldi
On Mon, Apr 26,
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Sent: Mon, April 26, 2010 9:45:55 AM
Subject: CSanother question about cell phones
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone know of a cell phone radiation
danger when the phone is not in use? Does it only emit radiation when you
are actually talking? Or all the time???
Thanks.
PT
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Sent: Monday, April 26, 2010 9:45 AM
Subject: CSanother question about cell phones
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone know of a cell phone radiation danger when the
phone is not in use? Does it only emit radiation when you are actually
talking? Or all the time???
Thanks
PT,
As long as the phone is turned on it emits radiation... a less amount but
still does.
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From: PT Ferrance
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, April 26, 2010 6:45 AM
Subject: CSanother question about cell phones
Hi,
I was wondering
are here to stay and even though we do have a wireless router.we
don't use the wireless portion of it.
Lisa
_
From: Del [mailto:d...@altsystem.com]
Sent: Monday, April 26, 2010 10:04 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSanother question about cell phones
Only when in use
thought when I
wasn't using it, it wasn't doing anything. Who knew!
PT
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From: Richard Goodwin
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, April 26, 2010 9:54 AM
Subject: Re: CSanother question about cell phones
It transmits and receives a lot when you
are not
talking on the phone, it is quiet most of the time.
Dick
From: Lisa blacksa...@comcast.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Mon, April 26, 2010 10:08:38 AM
Subject: RE: CSanother question about cell phones
So here’s a stupid and silly
question
I will try to answer this question as best I can. I will state what I
have verified, and leave most of the speculation out.
*1)* Most newer phones actually emit radiation even when off. I believe
this change was made to facilitate a system of constant awareness of
where one is at all times.
mailto:silver-list@eskimo.com
*Sent:* Monday, April 26, 2010 9:45 AM
*Subject:* CSanother question about cell phones
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone know of a cell phone radiation danger
when the phone is not in use? Does it only emit radiation when
you are actually talking
I don't know what a Wi-Fi system is?Thanks, Kathy
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From: Del
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, April 26, 2010 9:03 AM
Subject: Re: CSanother question about cell phones
Only when in use - but, of course, that is when you
Cordless phone you use at home will also zap your brain. I minimize cordless
use because of this.
Cell and cordlessthe obvious problem is they are held so close to your
brain for extended periods. I know one big cell talker who got brain cancer
and died. But most people roll OK with it.
: Re: CSanother question about cell phones
I don't know what a Wi-Fi system
is?Thanks, Kathy
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From: Del
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, April 26, 2010 9:03
AM
Subject: Re: CSanother question about
cell phones
Only when in use
PT Ferrance wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone know of a cell phone radiation danger when
the phone is not in use? Does it only emit radiation when you are
actually talking? Or all the time???
Thanks.
PT
A cell phone emits radio waves at all times. However it emits more when
in use,
I suspect it does mess up thinking, or give what we call Brain Fog,
which at times, can be intense. They sort of cause you to lose
awareness, or at least lose a deeper form of awareness. My wife and I
marvel at how poorly we feel around areas with a lot of things kind of
stuff. I have many
that, and it gives us a light over the cook stove, so we still have that.
Del
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From: bodhisattva
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, April 26, 2010 11:32 AM
Subject: Re: CSanother question about cell phones
Only when in use - but, of course, that is when you
The thing that irks me about cell phones is that they have GPS, and they
will give the information to people you don't want having it, but will
not give it to you. Lets say that I am lost on the lake and my son is
looking for me and has his GPS on the boat on, or I found a great
campground
: Mon, April 26, 2010 1:17:30 PM
Subject: Re: CSanother question about cell phones
The thing that irks me about cell phones is that they have GPS, and they will
give the information to people you don't want having it, but will not give it
to you. Lets say that I am lost on the lake and my son
Think about it, if this feature was for you, you could use it. It's not
for you, it is for them. The next logical question is, why do they need
or want this data? Get ready for some twilight zone.
They want us to install a cell repeater in your home. But what they hope
you don't pay
I've never heard of this happening, and I live in the UK! dee
On 26 Apr 2010, at 19:15, bodhisattva wrote:
The public in the UK discovered this when the govt issued Trash Cans to
them, and some sneaky people found out these contained wireless transmitters
that weighed your trash and gave
26, 2010 2:15:33 PM
Subject: Re: CSanother question about cell phones
Think about it, if this feature was for you, you could use it. It's
not for you, it is for them. The next logical question is, why do they
need or want this data? Get ready for some twilight zone.
They want us to install
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Sent: Monday, April 26, 2010 2:15 PM
Subject: Re: CSanother question about cell phones
Think about it, if this feature was for you, you could use it. It's not for
you, it is for them. The next logical question is, why do they need or want
this data? Get ready for some
I've been telling people for years not to use shopper cards, discount
cards, or clubs at stores. Last year my sister got coupons tailored to
exactly what she purchased, but didn't ever fill anything out. Rude
awakening, they scanned her purchase history. In addition, the CDC
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