Set your email program to NOT open attachments automatically and never open one unless you know who sent it and they specifically mention that it is there and what it is in the body of the message.
Throw Outlook into the trash and use a non Microsoft email program! [Eudora..Pegasus] Outlook is HORRIBLE for transmitting viruses and sending them to all your friends without you knowing it. Ode At 11:48 AM 10/10/2003 -0400, you wrote: >JBB, >Sorry for the problems & password. I'll get my computer GURU on it--I wasn't >aware of the password request. I'm almost a computer illiterate, though I >wrote both my books using my computer strictly as a word processor. I have >upgraded computers twice in the past 3 yrs due to crashes, etc. and have so >much to learn--you know, So Much to do & so Little Time (I'm 80yrs). Last >month when the Worms were crawling, my GURU adjusted my computer to swat >them and keep them out--One day, I received more than 100 with nice >innocent-sounding subjects: Thank you; Your check is ready; That movie!; >Your credit has been approved; & other nice things that many trusting souls >would rush to open & Voila! You've been hit! >Hope Ronnie can correct it, but I encourage you to keep trying. >Best regards, >Richard Harris, 56 yt FL Pharmacist > >-----Original Message----- >From: Jonathan B. Britten [mailto:[email protected]] >Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2003 9:38 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: CS>Measuring very high ppms > > >Hi, Richard, > >Thanks for the link and for the nice message. > >Unfortunately, in trying to view the pages on your site, I keep >getting a demand to log in and provide a password. Is there a way to >access your page without going through that routine? I have too many >passwords as it is. > >Perhaps list members would be grateful for a single login name and >password for everyone on the list, unless there are real security and >privacy issues that necessitate individual log-ins. > >Thanks in advance! > > >JBB > > > > >On Thursday, Oct 9, 2003, at 23:31 Asia/Tokyo, Richard Harris wrote: > >> Hi Jonathan & Mike, >> >> My humble thanks to each of you for acknowledging information from >> each of >> us offered in love and >> empathy to those with problems about which many of us have been >> touched! >> >> Jonathan, your suggestion about the EMHealth Group at Yahoo will be >> priceless to all of us that are still learning and sharing (me at age >> 80). >> God has blessed me so richly until I Have to continually seek to serve >> & >> share with others. >> >> Mike you have added so much to us newbies from your wealth of knowledge >> since I found this wonderful, informative Group! My continual Thanks >> to you >> and so many others who stand head and shoulders above the average >> knowledge >> so many of us are seeking. >> >> Mike, have you considered soaking one of your used face masks in CS? >> Perhaps >> better than the soaks I already mentioned. >> >> I have a website: www.rharrisinc.com , the last page offers Free >> consulting >> on questions I might be able to help that might not be suitable for >> group >> use; however, if the subject might have use for several readers, this >> list >> is the ideal place--I'll reply to either. >> >> May each of you, together with all others sharing, be rewarded with a >> happy, >> healthy life for many years! A long time black friend (long deceased) >> once >> expressed as he was leaving, "I hope You live a thousand years . . . . >> . . . >> .(long pause) . .and I don't ever die!" >> >> Best regards, >> Richard Harris, 56 yr FL Pharmacist >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Mike Monett [mailto:[email protected]] >> Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 9:39 PM >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: RE: CS>Measuring very high ppms >> >> >> url: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m63227.html >> RE: CS>Measuring very high ppms >> From: Richard Harris >> Date: Wed, 8 Oct 2003 07:31:58 >> >>> Hi Turtle, >> >>> My heart goes out to you & Mike and all your loved ones. Many >>> people are sensitive to cat dander as well as mold spores. There >>> are new room air filters that are satisfactory for most people in >>> a limited space. Some wag once suggested that the only sure way to >>> remove "fleas" from a house is to give away or shoot the dogs & >>> cats & burn the house. I certainly hope your problems don't get >>> "that" severe. If your home is air conditioned, you can have an >>> infra-red light installed that will even kill anthax as well as >>> most other air-borne problems including mold. >> >>> Best of luck to all of you. >> >>> Mike, for your headaches, have you tried wetting a folded paper >>> towel or cloth with CS and placing on forehead over eyes for a few >>> minutes--sometimes that's efeective even for migraines. >> >>> Richard Harris, 56 yr FL Pharmacist >> >> Hi Richard, >> >> Thank you for your kind thoughts. I second Jonathan's post - finally >> we have someone with extensive knowledge and experience in a very >> rare specialty. Your posts will be invaluable to everyone on the >> list. >> >> The headaches seem to be caused by spores and not by the toxic gas >> produced by the fungus. I have a highly-modified HEPA face mask that >> combines the best features of the 3M valves with the light weight >> and tight fit of the Northill. (Darned engineers can't stop finding >> ways to improve things, can we:) >> >> Anyway, the slightest exposure to spores gives a very violent >> headache, nothing like I've experienced before. I used to get this >> when I made the bed - flipping the sheets and blankets would >> disperse the spores, and the fun would start. >> >> The HEPA filter stops them, but not the vapor they produce. So it >> seems the problem really is spores from fungus growing in the >> fabric, and it is very tough to kill. The spores are coated with >> chitin, the same material that provides the exoskeleton of insects, >> lobsters, and many other forms of life. It seems to be invulnerable >> to normal acids and bases. >> >> The toxins seem to have a special path to the headache machine. No >> conventional remedy has any effect whatsoever. >> >> Your idea of using cs on a pad never occurred to me - see - that's >> where your vast experience is so valuable. >> >> I'll give it a try and see what happens. Thanks! >> >> Just a note on using UV to kill spores - I've seen reports that UVB >> might be helpful since it is a shorter wavelength than UVA. But the >> light cannot penetrate deep into fabrics or other material, so any >> hidden spores might not see the effects. >> >> Best Regards, >> >> Mike Monett >> >> >> -- >> The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal >> silver. >> >> Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org >> >> To post, address your message to: [email protected] >> >> Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html >> >> List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> >> >> > > > >
