Re: FW: [globalnews] How Farmers Stopped Mexico's New InternationalAirport From Being Built
Allan: I want to read this. Can you put it in an email? Jane Sherry wrote: > ***> ATTACHMENT AUTOMATICALLY REMOVED! <**
Re: Me Too! Re: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'SmallestEntities In Agriculture'and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages)
Allan, I'd say it started about one week ago, less than two weeks. I got concerned enough to contact you last Friday or Saturday. Certainly it was on a minority of bdnow posts and I neglected to notice if it was happening to a certain type of post. I think whoever said it was on the subject of Koliskos. Vere Allan Balliett wrote: > > >Me too! Regularly. > > > >Vere Scott > > Regularly since when? -Allan
Re: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities InAgriculture' and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages)
Lloyd Charles wrote: >>From : Allan Balliett ) > > >>How many others are getting this ATTACHMENT ... REMOVED message? >> >>-Allan >> > >Hi Allan >Not me. Robin's message did not come through at all . I have had one with >attachment on 16th from SRC ? and one HaHaHa Snow white on 18th . There has >been a few empty messages over the last couple weeks from regular posters. >Maybe this message comes with a particular brand of virus software? >Lloyd Charles > > > I have just checked all messages since I joined the list. All messages with attachments stripped from them (that I have kept) since the Moen Creek on on 17 Aug include these lines: > This message is in MIME format. Since your mail reader does not understand this format, some or all of this message may not be legible. No messages with attachments received before that date included these lines. For the most part they say "This message is in MME multi-part format" which is standard. Actually my 'reader' (browser, Netscape 6) does understand MIME format - perhaps the list software doesn't! roger
Re: Me Too! Re: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities In Agriculture'and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages)
Roger Pye wrote: > Following messages have had attachments stripped: > > Moen Creek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 17 Aug FW: [helpinghands] Cool Links > and Books > Moen Creek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 18 Aug Re: Kolisko's Work was > Robin Duchesneau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 19 Aug Re: Koliskos on > 'Smallest Entities > Jane Sherry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 20 Aug FW [globalnews] World > Healing Day > Jane Sherry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 21 Aug FW [globalnews] Cash for > Oxygen > Jane Sherry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 21 Aug FW [globalnews] How Farmers > Stopped > Robin Duchesneau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 21 Aug Re: Koliskos: The > Calcium Process > Further to the above. Going on what Sharon said I have checked the Message Source for the above messages (hit the VIEW menu in Netscape, the equivalenet in MIE, to find the message source). In every case the email message from the originator and the attachment is there in plain english (not in code as it usually would be) and is followed immediately by two lines of html and then ATTACHMENT AUTOMATICALLY STRIPPED. As far as the message on screen is concerned, all that shows is the capitalised text, there is nothing else other than the sender's details. Allan, I would say this is an anti-virus program/firewall routine in the list software working overtime. Cheers Roger
Re: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities InAgriculture' and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages)
>From : Allan Balliett ) > > How many others are getting this ATTACHMENT ... REMOVED message? > > -Allan Hi Allan Not me. Robin's message did not come through at all . I have had one with attachment on 16th from SRC ? and one HaHaHa Snow white on 18th . There has been a few empty messages over the last couple weeks from regular posters. Maybe this message comes with a particular brand of virus software? Lloyd Charles
Re: Me Too! Re: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities In Agriculture'and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages)
Allan Balliett wrote: >> I've sent you an email on this, Allan, have you received it? >> Regularly since 17 August. The last attachment I received was 12 August. >> >> roger > > > Roger What does 'regularly' mean in this case? Every message or some > messages on a regular basis? -Allan > > > Following messages have had attachments stripped: Moen Creek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 17 Aug FW: [helpinghands] Cool Links and Books Moen Creek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 18 Aug Re: Kolisko's Work was Robin Duchesneau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 19 Aug Re: Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities Jane Sherry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 20 Aug FW [globalnews] World Healing Day Jane Sherry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 21 Aug FW [globalnews] Cash for Oxygen Jane Sherry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 21 Aug FW [globalnews] How Farmers Stopped Robin Duchesneau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 21 Aug Re: Koliskos: The Calcium Process Note that Oz is a day ahead of most of you and the date shown is that of receipt. Also I've truncated the subjects. There have been others stripped of attachments but I deleted them a day or so ago. hope this helps roger
Re: Koliskos: The Calcium Process in Nature
hi all , this relates as well to the deleted attachments subject, i checked my deleted items and did get the complete file from robin and did save it as well for later reference. so much to learn. ;)sharon - Original Message - From: "Robin Duchesneau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2002 11:30 PM Subject: Koliskos: The Calcium Process in Nature BdNow'ers, <<< In reply to L. Charles's past message about Chapter X. >>> I'm re-sending this post because it is possible that the last time it got <> from the thread. This time I'm sending the 'smallest entity' format. Chapter X THE CALCIUM PROCESS IN NATURE I like the concept of going back in earth's geohistories for gaining a deeper understanding of minerals and how they interact with life organisms. Kolisko plunges all the way back to the "archaic" ; a geological term where old layers are void of any fossils. His statement that the whole of earthly matter was living substance, reminds me of the Gaia hypothesis; that earth is a living organism. The slight difference being that back then it was in a liquid state. We can go even further back into time! Anthroposophy teaches us that in ancient times the sun, earth, and the moon were united into one single cosmic body. The moon being inside the earth, and earth being inside the sun. At the time earth's atmosphere contained prussic acid and carbonic acid. What's also interesting is that humans lived there, not corporeally, rather as spirits. When the earth separated from the sun we received nitrogen from prussic acid, and oxygen from carbonic acid. This is way nitrogen is a sun element, and oxygen belongs to the moon. As for the origin of carbon, it also comes from the sun and moon. She left us coal inside the soil (formed from carbonic acid) and carbon in the exterior, and he left us small quantities of carbon that lives in plants. Calcium was excreted from the sun and gave us lime. Kolisko also mentions that: "... If we want to understand calcium as a substance,then we must observe, for instance, how it slowly crystallizes out of the water...". My feeling is that we should perhaps try this experiment in January and February, when earth's crystallization forces are in full effect. I agree with the statement that: "... We must grasp the whole process: the silica-process, the calcium-process, the sulphur-process, the nitrogen-process, etc.; a "process" embraces much more than substance alone.". For me, this is the essence of Anthroposophy, BD farming, and gaining spiritual knowledge. Your turn, Robin
Re: Taking another step.
Allan Balliett wrote: > And, hell, Patti, you oughta come up here on Sept 4 and catch JOEL > SALATIN's presentation. Joel's "layering" concepts, coupled with > local 'relationship marketing," allow a farmer to make a lot of money > off from his acres without ever planting a vegetable... > > -Allan Now this sounds great. I've been doing some research on Joel Salatin and Polyface Farm. I like his concepts. Thanks for the tip Allan. Patti. p.s. below is an excerpt from an interview done with Joel Salatin that I found particularly interesting. http://www.nutri-tech.com.au/Interviews/Interviews5.htm Joel: Well, our successes have been based upon synergistic, symbiotic enterprises, coupled with a marketing mechanism that allows us to capture premium retail dollars. For example, right now we produce about 100 dozen eggs a day from 2000 layers, and these are pasture-fed within feather nets (which are electrified poultry netting). A moveable shelter within the netting is moved every three days, involving 1000 birds on a quarter acre (one tenth of a hectare). This model allows one person, working seven hours a week, on three acres, to net $15,000 a year. Another example is called the "Biniary". This is bunnies, vineyard and aviary all in one. This is a quarter acre, totally enclosed with poultry netting. The vineyard trellis poles hold up the netting. The bird netting keeps predators away from the rabbits and keeps birds out of the grapes when the fruit ripens, and it keeps the pheasants in. The jumbo pheasants debug the vineyard, the rabbits mow the vineyard - both of these fertilize the vineyard. The grapes shade the rabbits, and the vine trellises are roosts for the pheasants at night. The pheasants are diurnal and the rabbits are nocturnal, so they are not even competing for the same square footage in any 24-hour period. The big cost of a vineyard is bug control, dropped fruit (which overseasons the pathogens) and ground cover maintenance. They are always mowing, mowing, mowing. The rabbits take care of that, the pheasants take care of the bugs and dropped fruit, and you get this wonderful synergistic effect of the three enterprises together. This model generates about $5000 net profit per year from a quarter acre. The rabbit house, where Daniel keeps his breeding stock, is two tiers of production; breeding does (rabbits) at eye level and chickens underneath. If you go to any commercial rabbitry, youll find that you cant walk in for the smell. The beauty of this is that you have a standard two-car garage - a 700 square foot facility, and the rabbits at eye level are dropping hay, urine and manure down into the bedding. Every three weeks we add a carbon source like woodchips, sawdust, leaves, straw, corn fodder, cotton trash, rice hulls whatever organic matter is available to put in there. The chickens then incorporate it, scratch it and fluff it with the rabbit urine and manure and create a very low temperature decomposition. Very slow and gentle, it gradually builds up during the year to 2 ½ to 3 ft deep. There is no smell, you get two tiers of production in the same facility - rabbits and eggs. Were talking about grossing $9000, netting $4000 a year in a two-car garage. The other thing is that neither species is at a density that kicks in pathogen problems and smells - all of the normal problems with factory-type farming. The "eggmobile" is another example. The eggmobiles are two portable chicken houses, which have 800 layers in them. They follow the cows in the pasture rotation. The cows of course are dropping manure, which is the incubator for pathogens and parasitic organisms, so we run the eggmobile behind the cows three days later. The flies lay eggs in the manure and larvae hatch. The chickens scratch through the cow patties hunting larvae. This spreading process actually triples the land area covered by the animal manure, and it is balanced on the soil - you dont have an over-fertilized repugnancy spot. The chickens effectively eat out the parasitic worms, so there is no spending on systemic wormers and grubicides to kill the bugs in the cows. We are harvesting $15,000 per year on eggs as a byproduct of this pasture sanitation program. These are the type of symbiotic, synergistic models we can create. The point is that we need to think holistically. We need to think about interrelationships and interconnections, as opposed to the linear, reductionist, straight-line thinking that dogs modern agriculture.
ADMIN: Are there attachments?
So, Jane, is there any chance that you actually sent an attachment? I've forwarded this problem to envirolink. They recently upgraded their software. We can rest assured that this new glitch is a feature and not a bug. Let's hope we can just drop this swell option. -Allan >This has never happened to me, I usually get the attachments which usually, >not always, is followed by a reminder from Allan not to do it. Sounds like a >local ISP thing. Whoops!! I just checked my folders I don't seem to have >received that E-mail. >David C >PS I have just found a attachment to Janes post on "World Healing day" >saying that an attachment had been stripped. Is there a virus at work?
Re: Me Too! Re: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'SmallestEntities In Agriculture'and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages)
>I've sent you an email on this, Allan, have you received it? >Regularly since 17 August. The last attachment I received was 12 >August. > >roger Roger What does 'regularly' mean in this case? Every message or some messages on a regular basis? -Allan
Re: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities InAgriculture' and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages)
I am getting the same thing. ATTACHMENT REMOVED. Patti. Allan Balliett wrote: > First off, tech questions are best sent directly to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Next, the message you refer to was 19k in size and I received the full thing. > > How many others are getting this ATTACHMENT ... REMOVED message? > > -Allan > > >How do we get all these emails that are being stripped? > > > >Gil > > > >Robin Duchesneau wrote: > > > >> ***> ATTACHMENT AUTOMATICALLY REMOVED! <**
Re: Storing Preps
> Word of advice to you city people: do not carry JPI bagged 501 in > your shirt pocket and absentmindedly lay it on the sales counter at > the WalMart while searching your pocket for that blank check you > folded and shoved in their earlier in the morning... Glad you haven't lost your sense of humor, Allan. I guess you can tell I haven't quite made it past the plastic bags this season. Good thing I have some of Glen's all-in-one homeopathic preps (which are stored in plastic btw...Glen, should I have transferred it to glass?). Jane
Re: Me Too! Re: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities In Agriculture'and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages)
Allan Balliett wrote: >> Me too! Regularly. >> >> Vere Scott > > > Regularly since when? -Allan > > > I've sent you an email on this, Allan, have you received it? Regularly since 17 August. The last attachment I received was 12 August. roger
Koliskos: The Calcium Process in Nature
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Re: Me Too! Re: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'SmallestEntities In Agriculture'and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages)
In my case, maybe a week. No other lists are involved in my case. Gil Allan Balliett wrote: > >Me too! Regularly. > > > >Vere Scott > > Regularly since when? -Allan
Re: FW: [globalnews] How Farmers Stopped Mexico's New InternationalAirport From Being Built
Here is yet another stripped email. (In this weather too!) Gil Jane Sherry wrote: > ***> ATTACHMENT AUTOMATICALLY REMOVED! <**
Re: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities In Agriculture' and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages)
> Is there a virus at work? Dunno, but have had about a dozen empty emails from BD Now, but none from anyone else. Anyone see some chemical stained finger prints on the blank email? Gil > > > - Original Message - > From: "Allan Balliett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Wednesday, 21 August 2002 1:52 AM > Subject: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities In > Agriculture' and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages) > > > First off, tech questions are best sent directly to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > Next, the message you refer to was 19k in size and I received the full > thing. > > > > How many others are getting this ATTACHMENT ... REMOVED message? > > > > -Allan > > > > >How do we get all these emails that are being stripped? > > > > > >Gil > > > > > >Robin Duchesneau wrote: > > > > > >> ***> ATTACHMENT AUTOMATICALLY REMOVED! <** > > > >
Re: Me Too! Re: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'SmallestEntities In Agriculture'and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages)
>Me too! Regularly. > >Vere Scott Regularly since when? -Allan
Re: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities In Agriculture' and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages)
This has never happened to me, I usually get the attachments which usually, not always, is followed by a reminder from Allan not to do it. Sounds like a local ISP thing. Whoops!! I just checked my folders I don't seem to have received that E-mail. David C PS I have just found a attachment to Janes post on "World Healing day" saying that an attachment had been stripped. Is there a virus at work? - Original Message - From: "Allan Balliett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, 21 August 2002 1:52 AM Subject: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities In Agriculture' and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages) > First off, tech questions are best sent directly to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Next, the message you refer to was 19k in size and I received the full thing. > > How many others are getting this ATTACHMENT ... REMOVED message? > > -Allan > > >How do we get all these emails that are being stripped? > > > >Gil > > > >Robin Duchesneau wrote: > > > >> ***> ATTACHMENT AUTOMATICALLY REMOVED! <** > >
FW: [globalnews] How Farmers Stopped Mexico's New InternationalAirport From Being Built
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Me Too! Re: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities In Agriculture'and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages)
Me too! Regularly. Vere Scott Teresa Seed wrote: > > Me for one. > > Teresa > > >From: Allan Balliett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Subject: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities In > >Agriculture' and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages) > >Date: Tue, 20 Aug 2002 11:52:40 -0400 > > > >First off, tech questions are best sent directly to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > >Next, the message you refer to was 19k in size and I received the full > >thing. > > > >How many others are getting this ATTACHMENT ... REMOVED message? > > > >-Allan > > > >>How do we get all these emails that are being stripped? > >> > >>Gil > >> > >>Robin Duchesneau wrote: > >> > >>> ***> ATTACHMENT AUTOMATICALLY REMOVED! <** > > > > _ > MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: > http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx
Re: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities In Agriculture'and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages)
Me for one. Teresa >From: Allan Balliett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities In >Agriculture' and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages) >Date: Tue, 20 Aug 2002 11:52:40 -0400 > >First off, tech questions are best sent directly to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Next, the message you refer to was 19k in size and I received the full >thing. > >How many others are getting this ATTACHMENT ... REMOVED message? > >-Allan > >>How do we get all these emails that are being stripped? >> >>Gil >> >>Robin Duchesneau wrote: >> >>> ***> ATTACHMENT AUTOMATICALLY REMOVED! <** > _ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx
OT: FW: [globalnews] Cash-For-Oxygen Catching on in PollutedCalcutta
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Re: Storing Preps
> > I keep my preps in old timey hinge-topped mason jars, with the rubber >> removed. I keep the jars closed but not latched. The idea is that, >> without the rubber, the jars provide 'just the right amount of >> aeration..' >> >> -Allan > > >Does that mean you take them out of the little plastic bags & put them loose >into the mason jars or just stick the plastic bags themselves into the jars? > >jane Jane - I take them out of the little plastic bags. Plastic is not a stable material. It bleeds nasty molecules continually. I do collect the empty bags, however. Word of advice to you city people: do not carry JPI bagged 501 in your shirt pocket and absentmindedly lay it on the sales counter at the WalMart while searching your pocket for that blank check you folded and shoved in their earlier in the morning...
STRIPPED ATTACHMENT Re: : Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities InAgriculture' and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages)
First off, tech questions are best sent directly to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Next, the message you refer to was 19k in size and I received the full thing. How many others are getting this ATTACHMENT ... REMOVED message? -Allan >How do we get all these emails that are being stripped? > >Gil > >Robin Duchesneau wrote: > >> ***> ATTACHMENT AUTOMATICALLY REMOVED! <**
Re: Storing Preps
In a message dated 8/20/02 3:52:35 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Peat gets woven into blankets to be used as protection against UV radiation and electromagnetic contamination. The Barrel Compost equivalent we sometimes get from some BD bigwig in Germany is completely dry. Do forces prefer wet of dry media ?? Gideon. >> Good question. I have been working with slowly drying out preparations/remedies. Seems to me that wet or moist remedies continue to evolve biologically and that drying is a good way to arrest this process. They seem to work just the same and are easier to measure. It is after all the forces we are looking for in these remedies, the available biology is a side bonus on application...sstorch
FW: [globalnews] World Healing Day: August 22 Global Meditation
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Re: Storing Preps
> I keep my preps in old timey hinge-topped mason jars, with the rubber > removed. I keep the jars closed but not latched. The idea is that, > without the rubber, the jars provide 'just the right amount of > aeration..' > > -Allan Does that mean you take them out of the little plastic bags & put them loose into the mason jars or just stick the plastic bags themselves into the jars? jane
Re: : Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities In Agriculture' and The Calcium Process in Nature (long 6 pages)
How do we get all these emails that are being stripped? Gil Robin Duchesneau wrote: > ***> ATTACHMENT AUTOMATICALLY REMOVED! <**
Re: Storing Preps
Peat gets woven into blankets to be used as protection against UV radiation and electromagnetic contamination. The Barrel Compost equivalent we sometimes get from some BD bigwig in Germany is completely dry. Do forces prefer wet of dry media ?? Gideon. - Original Message - From: "Allan Balliett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2002 3:23 AM Subject: Re: Storing Preps > Thanks, David. > > I've heard that the peat moss protects from wave contamination, such > as electromagnetic (e.g. wall current) contamination. -Allan >
