IT would sure help if the subject line was actually changed to reflect the
subject being discussed!
It's so-o-o-o easy.
Harold
Bob Banover et al,
Just to stop all additional responses to a comment I made but cannot
repeat, I would normally reply that I was joking. But a response is not
allowed. Sorry.
- Steve N
On 6/25/07, Langsley itisi...@gmail.com wrote:
On Monday 25 June 2007 12:47 pm, Kirsteen Wright wrote:
I to use Gmail and as you can see I can change the subject line. There are
two
ways of doing this. If you are going to the Gmail site to read and respond
to
your mail, once you click on reply
On Monday 25 June 2007 12:47 pm, Kirsteen Wright wrote:
On 6/25/07, Gail Naranjo wanda85...@yahoo.com wrote:
It is neither hard, impossible, or too much trouble.
But for whatever reason, most will not do it.
On Gmail, which I use, I never see the subject line in the message I'm
Thanks for the tip. I'll use it from now on.
Smitty
On 6/25/07, Langsley itisi...@gmail.com wrote:
On Monday 25 June 2007 12:47 pm, Kirsteen Wright wrote:
On 6/25/07, Gail Naranjo wanda85...@yahoo.com wrote:
It is neither hard, impossible, or too much trouble.
But for whatever
Mike- Why does the subject line get dropped on these two forums
sometimes? I see it happening to other people's posts too; it just did
it twice to me.
It's an intermittent problem that other list owners at eskimo have
mentioned as well. No one has any idea why it happens or is able to
Dear Bob,
Mike- Why does the subject line get dropped on these two forums
sometimes? I see it happening to other people's posts too; it just did
it twice to me.
It's a long standing glitch in the interaction of the list software
with the mail transport software and other subtle and arcane
Mike- Why does the subject line get dropped on these two forums sometimes? I
see it happening to other people's posts too; it just did it twice to me.
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Hello Mike
Can you be more specific about the time. Did they take it from
pre-2000 up to the present day, or just for a couple of years in total?
Thanks
David
Dear group,
In another thread David wrote:
Don't assume that someone who looks grey has been taking
colloidal
silver. It's
## 100% agreed and backed up by Franks tests.
Ode
Now for something about making your silver solutions.
Using DWs with a conductance of 0.60 uS/cm and stopping at a current
density of 2.5 mA/sq.in. the final conductance was 16.2 uS.cm and
after 24 hours it was 14.7 us/cm and 14 days later
Same generator run the same way.
Mechanical stirring
Intitial voltage is 32 VDC
Max current 1 ma
Automatic shutdown voltage 6 volts
6 [submerged length] x 2 x 12 gauge electrodes spaced 1 1/2 apart.
Same batch of water.
Flat electrodes do the same thing where conductivity drop is
At 12:37 PM 12/9/2005 -0600, you wrote:
Content-Disposition: inline
But what is going on immediately after the CS is made?
It is you, Ode, who insists that there is something superior,
or at least different with freshly made CS as opposed to CS
that has been sitting around for 14 days...
##
## Try that on different batch sizes.
The final reading is pretty much 'right on' regardless, but the intial meter reading as compared to the final will differ with batch volume.
IOW
The bigger the batch, the more the uS/cm meter reading drops over time down to a close one to one number
Ode Coyote wrote:
Why the non channeled volumetric difference exists is still a mystery to
me. [Is, is is and why don't matter]
I think it may make sense, but I need some more data. Between a quart and a
pint, do you use the same size and configuration of the electrodes and current
and
But what is going on immediately after the CS is made?
It is you, Ode, who insists that there is something superior,
or at least different with freshly made CS as opposed to CS
that has been sitting around for 14 days...
Bob, when did you do the spectrophotometer reading to determine
ionic
Hi Dan,
I make the spect. readings at the end of the brew. But I have checked EIS
that is as year old and the PPM readings don't change more than about 1%. In
fact I have had some that have increased as much as 20% for reasons unknown.
For a point of history I have used 17 Hack kits
Greetings Lister's,
I foolishly thought that this was a list about silver solutions. But I find
that it has become a health list.
Its not the cookware that causes most of your problems, it is what the
manufactures of food products put in them. Read the ingredient list, it sounds
Hi Bob,
If you are still using the Hach reagents, then are you measuring total
silver, rather than just the ionic portion?
Jim
-Original Message-
From: Robert Berger [mailto:bober...@swbell.net]
Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2005 2:56 PM
To: silver-list
Subject: CSSubject
Bob...you posted a freight place awhile back that sold a device to measure the
cs could you please post it again for me thanks...deb
Robert Berger bober...@swbell.net wrote:Greetings Lister's,
I foolishly thought that this was a list about silver solutions. But I find
that it has
Mike,
Could we get the two posts by Terry Chamberlin reposted with
appropriate subject headings so they are more easily searchable? This
is good information which will be buried beneath a ton of other
information, good and bad. I notice escribe is throwing away more and
more subject
Dan, group,
There is some arcane technical problem that is causing the Subject
heading to get lost on some posts. It's not just a problem with e-
scribe, Dan. We're all seeing it.
Aside from that, e-scribe appears to be down right now, too. sigh
Dan wrote:
Could we get the two posts by Terry
In addition to Reflexology, you may wish to investigate Anodyne Therapy,
which is simply infra red therapy. It may be helpful for your Lyme
connected neuropathy, also. It is non-invasive, painless, non-toxic, and
certainly worth a try. I consider it nothing short of a miracle, and
Medicare
Tried infra red, it didn`t do anything at all. sigh...
I`ve also tried Neuro-Muscular Massage Therapy, another therapist used
some sort of electromagnetic thing, strong enough to make a light bulb
held nearby light up, and I tried
chiropractic foot adjustments, but nothing worked. Apparently
: Sunday, April 03, 2005 11:34 PM
Subject: CSSubject: CSheliobacter CS
Deborah wrote:
A friend of mine with early stage stomach ulcers would like to try CS as a
way of eliminating any possible heliobacter pyloris that may be causing
trouble. I would appreciate knowing the dosage
A friend of mine with early stage stomach ulcers would like to try CS
as a way of eliminating any possible heliobacter pyloris that may be
causing trouble. I would appreciate knowing the dosage and frequency
to recommend to her of the homemade CS I'll be supplying.
Right tool for the job
Deborah wrote:
A friend of mine with early stage stomach ulcers would like to try CS as
a
way of eliminating any possible heliobacter pyloris that may be
causing
trouble. I would appreciate knowing the dosage and frequency to
recommend
to her of the homemade CS I'll be supplying.
I am
Dear Deborah
I love to help you out if you are living in Western Australia.
Regards
Reglee in the land of Oz.
-Original Message-
From: patriot2...@mindspring.com [mailto:patriot2...@mindspring.com]
Sent: Monday, 4 April 2005 11:34 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSSubject
Cliff wrote:
Apricot kernels have been seized from all of
the health food stores in Canada and the USA, because when used properly
with an adequate diet, they have been shown to stop and reverse many
cancers.
The same thing that is in apricot kernels is
also in apple seeds, millet and many
I think it's the aftertaste of wheatgrass juice that's offensive. Strongly
saccarin-like.
But spirulina is the WORST and I take it every day.
Sally
patriot2...@mindspring.com wrote:
Cliff wrote:
Apricot kernels have been seized from all of the health food stores in Canada
and the USA,
I'd consider a nightshade-free diet as well, so would never add
wheatgrass juice to tomato juice.
I've been reading up on the problems the nightshades pose to sensitive
people, and the possible lesser but still cumulative effects on maybe
everyone.
sol
Here are a couple of articles
At 02:38 AM 11/02/05, you wrote:
I think it's the aftertaste of wheatgrass juice that's
offensive. Strongly saccarin-like.
But spirulina is the WORST and I take it every day.
Sally
Hi Sally folks,
But doesn't it seem strange that people are now juicing everything? No
wonder the
For a cheaper source of coconut oil, I found some at the local Asian
market, only $4 for a pint. I can't say anything about the processing or
purity, but it is deodorized, so it doesn't interfere with the taste of
food with that strong coconut taste. I like cooking eggplant with it, as
eggplant
on the rife group it was reported it has a probiotic form that
is pleomorfic and can lead to cancer.
roger
sol wrote:
I am NOT a fan of Primal Defense or their related products. The
company gave me intentionally misleading information about whether there
was iodine content in their
At 04:15 PM 8/20/2004, you wrote:
on the rife group it was reported it has a probiotic form that
is pleomorfic and can lead to cancer.
roger
Elaborate, please?? Thank you.
Marlys
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Mike M. wrote:
By
any chance, did you come across my email on
helping write a
better search engine for the silver archives? It would be
very nice
to allow phrase searches.
That would be wonderful! I have tried to search the archives on
occasion, and been very frustrated -- knowing the
At 07:14 AM 8/19/2004, Nenah wrote:
The thing to realize about trauma
is that it generally creates acidic wastes in the system. Acidic wastes
can be caused by: Mechanical injury... Poor diet, anything that
isn't lots of GREEN VEGGIES... Pathogenic microbes. ..They *love* sugars
and thrive on
I am NOT a fan of Primal Defense or their related products. The
company gave me intentionally misleading information about whether there
was iodine content in their products after I specifically told them I
had a violent iodine allergy. It wasn't until I wrote again, and
repeated my request
Dear Brooks,
How very, very sad. My heart goes out to you and your wife in your loss,
and I will remember you both in my prayers.
Marlys
At 01:57 PM 7/16/2004, you wrote:
From: brooks bradley
Sent: Friday, July 16, 2004 12:34 AM
Subject: CSPersonal Emergency Curtailing List Participatio
At 08:49 PM 7/12/2004, you wrote:
Does anyone know anything about *Alternatives* newsletter, and it's
owner/author Dr. Williams?
Dr. Williams has been sending out Alternatives since the mid eighties, I
believe. I have subscribed since about 1988, and have always admired and
respected his
for H202
therapy.Robb
From: ascottsil...@aol.com
Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSSubject: CSHydrogen Sulfate
Date: Sat, 22 Feb 2003 00:15:18 EST
Hi Robb,
Hydrogen Peroxide = H2O2
Hydrogen Sulfate = HSO4
Sulfuric Acid = H2SO4
Evidently you get more
: Monday, February 24, 2003 8:17 AM
Subject: Re: CSSubject: CSHydrogen Sulfate
The reason I'm so interested, is because there is so much negative hype
about H202 therapy. There are alot of scientists that say it is unsafe
and
also some that even say that absolutely none of the oxygen even makes
Robb,
Join the oxyplus list for awhile. Saul Pressman is one expert on using hydrogen
peroxide and oxygen and ozone.
Many other interesting therapies are also discussed. I think you'll like it.
oxyplus-subscr...@egroups.com
Chuck
Hi Robb,
Hydrogen Peroxide = H2O2
Hydrogen Sulfate = HSO4
Sulfuric Acid = H2SO4
Evidently you get more oxygen, but at what cost? Perhaps someone on the list
with a chemistry background can be more helpful.
Best wishes,
Andy
From: Robb Allen rube2...@hotmail.com
Hi..does anyone know
On Sun, 29 Sep 2002 19:10:58 -0400, Rick Johnson rebelf...@juno.com wrote:
The Subject shown in this particular message has been around since I
joined the list. However, the actual topic has been changed multiple
times.
If possible, can we change the subject line when the subject changes?
I
Robb
Somewhere in this thread I noticed the mention of Formaldehyde. This is
induced into your body by the use of Aspartame. Could be you have
something in your diet containing aspartame. It's hidden in many foods
that need sweetening without much indication on the package. Read the
small
Hi Ivan;
I think that's how that BICOM-type vega testing unit would work to cure
pathogenic infection...AND it can be used, without shots, to alleviate
allergies. We don't use it much here for those 2 purposes but in Russia
thay've sworn by it for quite awhile...detect AND eliminate the 'bad'
I agree with you Namaste, having used 1.6uS/PPM for years and if we
are wrong, at least we err on the positive side. The one thing I must
question in your testing, is the large decay in PPM you are experiencing!
We employ constant fluid circulation and have just a few % decay!
Some do report a
Hi ,
The European usage of the term billion is unlike that
adopted in America. This is because an American billion is equal
to a thousand million,whereas, the European billion equals a
million million.
9
Expressed mathematically,therefore,an
Sir/Madam,
Please count me in if you are listing interested members.
With regards
Lew
Me, too please.
Lew Fong How wrote:
Sir/Madam,
Please count me in if you are listing interested
members.
With regards
Lew
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Dear sir,
I have saved those e-mail postings on Silica/Calcium a few weeks
ago in my computer. Unfortunately , these educational
postings were deleted when I sent my computer for upgrading. Because of their
educational nature, I would be grateful
if you would kindly
I'll go for that. If the subject line were a correct indication of whats
inside,
it would save a lot of time.
Sparrow
This reflects my opinion also.
The subject line should reflect the contents.
Shall we give it a try?
Ivan.
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Mike is right. The CS posts are drowning in a sea of off topics. On
the other hand, the other topics have been as helpful to me as the CS
ones, and judging by their quantity, to others as well.
If you want to maintain this list for CS only, which after all is the
purpose of the list, I hope we
Mike is right. The CS posts are drowning in a sea of off
topics. On
the other hand, the other topics have been as helpful to me as
the CS
ones, and judging by their quantity, to others as well.
If you want to maintain this list for CS only, which after all
is the
purpose of the list, I
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