CSPolarity Switching Stirring

2000-06-30 Thread Fred

At 10:28 AM 6/29/2000, you wrote:

Hi list,

I did some experiments with DC polarity switching which are 
interesting.  I use a constant current supply  of 1.67 ma into #12 silver 
electrodes 3.9 of weatted length spaced 1.25 inches apart.  Brewing 
time is two hours starting with 1.6 uS DW, no additives.  I can start 
drawing 1.67 ma immediately as the generator can keep a constant current 
up to several hundred volts.  Typical starting voltage is about 140, which 
drops over the two hours to around 12 volts or so as the conductivity 
increases.


The control batch (no polarity switching) ended up measuring 16.2 uS.
Switching polarity every 17 seconds produced 7.8 uS.
Likewise, switching polarity every minute produced 7.8 uS.

The polarity switching does indeed keep electrode sludge buildup low, but 
at a cost of reducing the strength by about 48% for a given run time.


Question - why the dramatic reduction in strength from polarity switching, 
when all other conditions are the same?


It is interesting to monitor the voltage drop across the electrodes during 
polarity switching.  At the moment of switching, the voltage drops for a 
second, then rises above the nominal state value for 8 - 10 seconds, then 
returns to nominal.  Must be some interesting dynamic electrochemical 
readjusting going on when the polarity shifts.


I did another batch with no polarity switching, but constant gentle 
stirring.  It produced a 18.5 uS product (slightly stronger), but still 
had a bunch of sludge buildup.  But I have to agree with Trem, I think 
stirring has some benefits, but they are not very overwhelming.  I will 
see how the long term stability compares with the control batch.


--Steve


Sounds like the low mobility of the ions kept them from straying too far 
from the main electrode
and they were mostly sucked back and reduced then ionized again! Think 
about the energy use,
as if charging a capacitor with limited current; inject a charge - reverse 
and  take it back. This
give and take, would reduce the total work done and thus the net free ions, 
the product of your

work performed!

The voltage dip at reversal  is the reversal of energy flow, into your 
source which would

force your source to partially shut down.

Sludge production up can not and should not be overly constrained. Just as 
you partially reduced
the strength, you also retained some of the reduced ions (atoms) in your 
sol and thus a reduced
quality. Light, non-disruptive circulation, as we use, prevents a heavy ion 
cloud buildup and thus
the possibility of crystal growth, yet allows the sludge to build 
undisturbed on the negative
electrode, so it can be dispose of! Because of this, we get away with 3/8 
inch spacing on large
area electrodes (2.25 sq.in.) and have very consistent batch to batch 
repeatability, void of

elemental silver!

Fred
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CSRe: Computer Worm discovery

2000-06-30 Thread Judith Thamm
I discover that I may have been sending out a worm since June 17th.

From Dr Mercola's newsletter... dated 25 June...
If You Use Outlook Express, last week a worm virus was sent out that
only affects Outlook Express users. This is clearly the minority of
people reading this newsletter. All viral definitions were updated and
hard disks cleaned of the infection, so this should not recur. 

As the Newsletter that came out on June 17 was the one in question,
I'm trying to notify anyone that I emailed after 21:43 hours on the
17th.  My apologies if this affects you - I only read the latest
newsletter today and was horrified to find the thing on my computer.

This is what to look for first:
c:\windows\kak.htm

Here is the information from the site where you can download a cleaner
if you need it:

What is WScript.KAKWorm?

KAK is a Win32-based e-mail worm. It alters a file that your computer
uses whenever you send out an email message or newsgroup posting so
that every message that goes out has the virus attached to it. It does
not corrupt any data on your hard drive, however it is designed to
shut your machine down on certain days which may inadvertantly result
in a loss of data.

How do I get it?

KAK arrives as embeded script within an email message. Just opening
the message infects your computer. You'll know you have it when you
see strange messages start to pop-up such as:

Do you want to allow software such as ActiveX controls and plug-ins
to run?,
Kagou-Anti-Kro$oft says not today!, and
S3 driver memory alloc failed

Your machine may also shut itself down on its own.

Who's at risk?

People running Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express and Internet
Explorer 5.0. Those running MacOS and WebTV are immune to the virus.

What exactly does the virus do to my computer?

When you open an infected message the following lines are written to
your Autoexec.bat file:

@echo offc:\windows\STARTM~1\Programs\Startup\kak.hta
del c:\windows\STARTM~1\Programs\Startup\kak.hta

The following files are installed on your machine:

c:\windows\kak.htm
c:\windows\system\(#).hta
(this # is derived from the first eight characters of the subfolder
located at:
c:\Windows\Application Data\Identities\)
c:\windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp\kak.hta

Plus all the bits in the registers and so on.

go to www.getvirushelp.com and download the KAKCLEANER.

It will also tell you to download another file from Microsoft to stop
reinfection.  Then you run the cleaner and the computer is fixed.

Judith.


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Re: CSBYU CS Test

2000-06-30 Thread Ivan Anderson
Hi there Ole Bob,

96% elemental, 4% ionic!
I have been privy to test results which show ionic silver to be much
more effective in the test tube than elemental.

Perhaps it is a further indication that in order to be absorbed silver
is ionised in the body.

I'm not sure what you are getting at here,  Does that  raise some
questions about polarity reversal and the H2O2 test for elemental
silver???, but I should think the ASAP would fizz like crazy.

A link to American Silver, the producers of ASAP used in these test.
http://www.amsilver.com/news.htm

I notice that it is stated that the test results done on this product
are to be freely available!

Also American Silver has filed a patent application for their process.

Ivan.

- Original Message -
From: Robert L. Berger bober...@swbell.net
To: silver-list silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, 30 June 2000 14:09
Subject: CSBYU CS Test


 Hi Ya'all;

 Its pot stirring time again

 I contacted BYU about the report that was on the list several weeks
ago
 and have just received an answer from Prof. Ron W. Leavitt. The work
was
 done by one of his  graduate students, David Revelli. The material was
 as commercial CS sold under the name of ASAP. As tested with a
 Perkin-Elmers atomic adsorption instrument it was less then 4% ionic
 silver and 96% elemental silver.. The majority of particles were about
 10nm in size.

 They are continuing the work and will submit for publiction.

 Does that  raise some questions about polarity reversal and the H2O2
 test for elemental silver???

 Ole Bob



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CSBYU CS Test

2000-06-30 Thread Fred

Was it tested with H2O2 and was it polarity reversed product?

If so, what were the results, what rep rate and electrode spacing?

f...@health2us.com

At 02:48 AM 6/30/2000, you wrote:

Hi Ya'all;

Its pot stirring time again

I contacted BYU about the report that was on the list several weeks ago
and have just received an answer from Prof. Ron W. Leavitt. The work was
done by one of his  graduate students, David Revelli. The material was
as commercial CS sold under the name of ASAP. As tested with a
Perkin-Elmers atomic adsorption instrument it was less then 4% ionic
silver and 96% elemental silver.. The majority of particles were about
10nm in size.

They are continuing the work and will submit for publiction.

Does that  raise some questions about polarity reversal and the H2O2
test for elemental silver???

Ole Bob



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CSColloidal Silver Ointment?

2000-06-30 Thread Fred

At 02:48 AM 6/30/2000, you wrote:

To all list members:
Has anyone ever made this ointment by Elixa and was successful with it's
healing abilities?  Does anyone recommend a better or easier way (moneywise)
to make another type of ointment.  I am asking this because I have a 6 year
old who always has lots of boo boos to have soothed quickly!

This is from the Elixa online catalog:

1) 16 oz mixing/storage jar, (4) 1/4 oz storage jars, (5) bags of polymer,
(1) dropper vial of triethanolamine, (1) wooden stir stick.
The kit contains enough ingredients to make 5 eight ounce batches of
Colloidal Silver Ointment.

To make CS Ointment, make 8 oz of Extra-strength Colloidal Silver by running
it through 2 or 3 complete cycles with the device. The solution should be
golden to dark brown in color.

Using a coffee filter or cloth, strain the solution into the mixing jar and
add 1 bag of polymer and stir well. Add 4 full droppers of triethanolamine
and stir for 1-2 minutes. The mixture will thicken and turn into a smooth
golden Colloidal Silver Ointment ready for use or storage.

Thanks,
Diane M.


Yuck!

Brown is bad and coffee filters or cloth filters are bad for Cs!

You will have a very poor product - silver salts - better to just
use all of it, so you have at least some useful forms of silver!

Since it is external, crystals or sludge will not hurt!

Fred
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Re: CS machines

2000-06-30 Thread M. G. Devour
I wrote:
 The best reason for not using salt in making CS is that the particles
 produced that way are known to be smaller and are presumed to be
 safer and more bioavailable.
 
 Note that I fully *agree* that it's best to use distilled water. I
 just don't want to overstate the argyria issue.

Fred replied:
 Yes, Mike, a little won't hurt but you missed the bigger point that
 silver chloride is a very weak source of silver ... weak medicine
 (salt water in this case) can be deceiving and thus indirectly
 harmful to those that are relying on the Cs to treat a serious
 problem!

I was hoping to balance the argyria notion that Marshall raised. That 
was the point of my message.

I would agree with your weak medicine concern -- except that we 
know many folks who did use salt-accelerated CS quite effectively 
long before the popularization of no-salt recipes.

I have to believe, with as much silver as sputtered off the 
electrodes in that highly conductive water, that you'd use up the 
capacity to make chloride at some point and be generating silver, 
albeit with larger particle size as I noted above.

I don't advocate using salt. However, the stuff did (does) work, and 
not all by faith, I'm sure. I don't think we need to exaggerate the
issues to justify using what we've learned since then. 

Be well,

Mike D.
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev...@eskimo.com]
[Speaking only for myself...   ]


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Re: CSBYU CS Test

2000-06-30 Thread Daniel Holly


How about  Water Oz silver?
That's supposed to be even better. It is made by an advanced method



- Original Message - 
From: Ivan Anderson i...@win.co.nz
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, June 30, 2000 2:46 AM
Subject: Re: CSBYU CS Test


 Hi there Ole Bob,
 
 96% elemental, 4% ionic!
 I have been privy to test results which show ionic silver to be much
 more effective in the test tube than elemental.
 
 Perhaps it is a further indication that in order to be absorbed silver
 is ionised in the body.
 
 I'm not sure what you are getting at here,  Does that  raise some
 questions about polarity reversal and the H2O2 test for elemental
 silver???, but I should think the ASAP would fizz like crazy.
 
 A link to American Silver, the producers of ASAP used in these test.
 http://www.amsilver.com/news.htm
 
 I notice that it is stated that the test results done on this product
 are to be freely available!
 
 Also American Silver has filed a patent application for their process.
 
 Ivan.
 
 - Original Message -
 From: Robert L. Berger bober...@swbell.net
 To: silver-list silver-list@eskimo.com
 Sent: Friday, 30 June 2000 14:09
 Subject: CSBYU CS Test
 
 
  Hi Ya'all;
 
  Its pot stirring time again
 
  I contacted BYU about the report that was on the list several weeks
 ago
  and have just received an answer from Prof. Ron W. Leavitt. The work
 was
  done by one of his  graduate students, David Revelli. The material was
  as commercial CS sold under the name of ASAP. As tested with a
  Perkin-Elmers atomic adsorption instrument it was less then 4% ionic
  silver and 96% elemental silver.. The majority of particles were about
  10nm in size.
 
  They are continuing the work and will submit for publiction.
 
  Does that  raise some questions about polarity reversal and the H2O2
  test for elemental silver???
 
  Ole Bob
 
 
 
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Re: CSChemtrail update

2000-06-30 Thread Ode Wan Coyote

 Try carnival-con.com
oops, I mean carnicom.com

 Nice pics of perfectly normal contrails being touted as the threat of the 
day and no distinction between obvious misinformation and possible reality 
so far.

 KDC

At 02:01 PM 6/29/00 -0700, you wrote:

Hi Pamela,

carnicorn.com doesn't work for me.  Any ideas why?  Spelling correct?

Trem



At 03:25 PM 6/29/00 -0500, you wrote:

Marsha, take a visit to carnicorn.com




Dear Marshall,
The day before yesterday I was watching Unsolved Mysteries on Lifetime
Channel and one segment was about a town in Washington getting some
gelatinous goo dumped on it, making folks sick. Talk about weird! I didn`t
see the segment when it first aired, so I don`t know how old it was. I
wonder if the town has had anything happen since then?
One of the citizens on the segment reported a lot of aircraft activity, and
even black choppers.
 I wonder...
Marsha
PS, I printed out your post to show my sister, the ultimate disbeliever.
Won`t even use CS...




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Re: CSColloidal Silver Ointment?

2000-06-30 Thread Ode Wan Coyote


 Why not just make some jello with CS.  It dries on the skin too.
 KD'C


At 10:33 PM 6/29/00 -0400, you wrote:

To all list members:
Has anyone ever made this ointment by Elixa and was successful with it's
healing abilities?  Does anyone recommend a better or easier way (moneywise)
to make another type of ointment.  I am asking this because I have a 6 year
old who always has lots of boo boos to have soothed quickly!

This is from the Elixa online catalog:

1) 16 oz mixing/storage jar, (4) 1/4 oz storage jars, (5) bags of polymer,
(1) dropper vial of triethanolamine, (1) wooden stir stick.
The kit contains enough ingredients to make 5 eight ounce batches of
Colloidal Silver Ointment.

To make CS Ointment, make 8 oz of Extra-strength Colloidal Silver by running
it through 2 or 3 complete cycles with the device. The solution should be
golden to dark brown in color.

Using a coffee filter or cloth, strain the solution into the mixing jar and
add 1 bag of polymer and stir well. Add 4 full droppers of triethanolamine
and stir for 1-2 minutes. The mixture will thicken and turn into a smooth
golden Colloidal Silver Ointment ready for use or storage.

Thanks,
Diane M.


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Re: CS machines

2000-06-30 Thread ROGALTMAN
In a message dated 6/30/00 8:10:39 AM EST, mdev...@eskimo.com writes:

 Subj: Re: CS machines
 Date:  6/30/00 8:10:39 AM EST
 From:  mdev...@eskimo.com (M. G. Devour)
 Reply-to:  silver-list@eskimo.com
 To:silver-list@eskimo.com
 
 I wrote:
  The best reason for not using salt in making CS is that the particles
  produced that way are known to be smaller and are presumed to be
  safer and more bioavailable.
  
  Note that I fully *agree* that it's best to use distilled water. I
  just don't want to overstate the argyria issue.
 
 Fred replied:
  Yes, Mike, a little won't hurt but you missed the bigger point that
  silver chloride is a very weak source of silver ... weak medicine
  (salt water in this case) can be deceiving and thus indirectly
  harmful to those that are relying on the Cs to treat a serious
  problem!
 
 I was hoping to balance the argyria notion that Marshall raised. That 
 was the point of my message.
 
 I would agree with your weak medicine concern -- except that we 
 know many folks who did use salt-accelerated CS quite effectively 
 long before the popularization of no-salt recipes.
 
 I have to believe, with as much silver as sputtered off the 
 electrodes in that highly conductive water, ...

sputtered, Mike? How does the LVDC CS process induce sputtering with or 
without the presence of salt? Roger


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RE: CSBYU CS TestCharged particle of Ag v. silver ion.

2000-06-30 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Hi Ivan,

Are we back to definitions of ionic?

We need to establish a working definition of charged [somehow] particle 
of elemental silver, discriminated from dissolved silver: silver ions 
in the classical usage of ionic.


James Osbourne Holmes
a...@trail.com
FTNWO


-Original Message-
From:   Ivan Anderson [SMTP:i...@win.co.nz]
Sent:   Friday, June 30, 2000 12:46 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CSBYU CS Test

Hi there Ole Bob,

96% elemental, 4% ionic!
I have been privy to test results which show ionic silver to be much
more effective in the test tube than elemental.

Perhaps it is a further indication that in order to be absorbed silver
is ionised in the body.

I'm not sure what you are getting at here,  Does that  raise some
questions about polarity reversal and the H2O2 test for elemental
silver???, but I should think the ASAP would fizz like crazy.

A link to American Silver, the producers of ASAP used in these test.
http://www.amsilver.com/news.htm

I notice that it is stated that the test results done on this product
are to be freely available!

Also American Silver has filed a patent application for their process.

Ivan.

- Original Message -
From: Robert L. Berger bober...@swbell.net
To: silver-list silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, 30 June 2000 14:09
Subject: CSBYU CS Test


 Hi Ya'all;

 Its pot stirring time again

 I contacted BYU about the report that was on the list several weeks
ago
 and have just received an answer from Prof. Ron W. Leavitt. The work
was
 done by one of his  graduate students, David Revelli. The material was
 as commercial CS sold under the name of ASAP. As tested with a
 Perkin-Elmers atomic adsorption instrument it was less then 4% ionic
 silver and 96% elemental silver.. The majority of particles were about
 10nm in size.

 They are continuing the work and will submit for publiction.

 Does that  raise some questions about polarity reversal and the H2O2
 test for elemental silver???

 Ole Bob



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RE: CSBYU CS TestCharged particle of Ag v. silver ion.

2000-06-30 Thread George Martin
James, Ivan, et al,
Correct me if I'm wrong (HA! Fat chance of that not
happening!), but if you are speaking of particles of silver
consisting of normal atoms of silver then there will be no net
charge on these particles.  The number of protons and electrons are
equal and the charges cancel out.  
Ions are easy to define...they consist of atoms that have
either lost or gained electrons and the charge is directly related
to the difference between the number of protons and electrons.  In
the case of an ion of silver that charge is expressed as Ag[+] or a
net charge of +1.  

Regards,
George Martin

On Fri, 30 Jun 2000 08:14:13 -0600, James Osbourne, Holmes wrote:

=Hi Ivan,
=
=Are we back to definitions of ionic?
=
=We need to establish a working definition of charged [somehow]
particle 
=of elemental silver, discriminated from dissolved silver:
silver ions 
=in the classical usage of ionic.
=
=
=James Osbourne Holmes
=a...@trail.com
=FTNWO
=
=
=-Original Message-
=From: Ivan Anderson [SMTP:i...@win.co.nz]
=Sent: Friday, June 30, 2000 12:46 AM
=To:   silver-list@eskimo.com
=Subject:  Re: CSBYU CS Test
=
=Hi there Ole Bob,
=
=96% elemental, 4% ionic!
=I have been privy to test results which show ionic silver to be
much
=more effective in the test tube than elemental.
=
=Perhaps it is a further indication that in order to be absorbed
silver
=is ionised in the body.
=
=I'm not sure what you are getting at here,  Does that  raise some
=questions about polarity reversal and the H2O2 test for elemental
=silver???, but I should think the ASAP would fizz like crazy.
=
=A link to American Silver, the producers of ASAP used in these
test.
=http://www.amsilver.com/news.htm
=
=I notice that it is stated that the test results done on this
product
=are to be freely available!
=
=Also American Silver has filed a patent application for their
process.
=
=Ivan.
=
=- Original Message -
=From: Robert L. Berger bober...@swbell.net
=To: silver-list silver-list@eskimo.com
=Sent: Friday, 30 June 2000 14:09
=Subject: CSBYU CS Test
=
=
= Hi Ya'all;
=
= Its pot stirring time again
=
= I contacted BYU about the report that was on the list several
weeks
=ago
= and have just received an answer from Prof. Ron W. Leavitt. The
work
=was
= done by one of his  graduate students, David Revelli. The
material was
= as commercial CS sold under the name of ASAP. As tested with a
= Perkin-Elmers atomic adsorption instrument it was less then 4%
ionic
= silver and 96% elemental silver.. The majority of particles were
about
= 10nm in size.
=
= They are continuing the work and will submit for publiction.
=
= Does that  raise some questions about polarity reversal and the
H2O2
= test for elemental silver???
=
= Ole Bob
=
=
=
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silver.
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=
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Re: CSBYU CS Test

2000-06-30 Thread Robert L. Berger
Hi Fred;

All I know is what I put on the list. I have since asked Ron Leavitt several
questions and hope to get a reply. He said that the ASAP is a true colloid
!!! And that most of our stuff is not. I need an input from Stephen Quinto.

Ole Bob


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Re: CS machines

2000-06-30 Thread M. G. Devour
I wrote:
  I have to believe, with as much silver as sputtered off the 
  electrodes in that highly conductive water, ...

Roger queried:
 sputtered, Mike? How does the LVDC CS process induce sputtering
 with or without the presence of salt? Roger

I am acquainted with sputtering in terms of vacuum based processes 
used in electronics and industry for coatings and creating layered 
structures with thin films. I understand you're doing ambient 
pressure sputtering at least for part of your process.

My use of sputtering here, which may not be perfect, is to describe 
the process where incident electrons impart kinetic energy to the 
silver metal lattice, causing, or at least contributing to, the 
release of silver atoms into the sol.

Can the electrolysis of a metal in water be accurately described as a 
sputtering process, in whole or in part? I don't know. I'm willing to 
be educated. grin

Be well,

Mike D.
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
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CSASAP

2000-06-30 Thread Bob Squires

Re : ole Bob's post;

Since ASAP(whatever that is) Is a true colloid and ours is
not. Since ours works so good . Wouldn't that mean that we should stay
as far away from ASAP as possible.

Older Bob


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Re: CSASAP

2000-06-30 Thread Harvey Flatbush

At 03:11 PM 6/30/00 -0500, you wrote:


Re : ole Bob's post;

Since ASAP(whatever that is) Is a true colloid and ours is
not. Since ours works so good . Wouldn't that mean that we should stay
as far away from ASAP as possible.

Older Bob



I would think you should do that As Soon As Possible + ASAP


CSMicroscope other lab equipment...

2000-06-30 Thread George Martin
I have just stumbled across a site with the great name of EinsteinsGarage (sic) 
that auctions lab equipment.  From their home page:

Welcome to EinsteinsGarage.com ! 

This is where you can bid on over 12,000 brand-name lab,
 clinical and safety equipment, instruments and supplies...
always from your favorite suppliers, because everything 
is from the inventory of Fisher Scientific! Still-in-the-box 
surplus, gently used or cosmetically challenged...all with 
a full 7-day money-back guarantee. Offerings change, so 
check in frequently!
[end excerpt]

For Bob Squires :  I know you said you had a new 
microscope but here is one that new sold for $5389 and 
appears to have a reserve price near $500 if I am 
interpreting their icon correctly.  It includes a camera mount... 

http://www.einsteinsgarage.com/Scripts/ListingInfo.asp?LotNo=15020777SiteCatNo=134508

Regards,
George Martin



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Re: CSChemtrail update

2000-06-30 Thread Stephen Hessler
Dear List,  It would seem that CS not helping in any specified condition,
from my experience would be because of insufficient CS.  I started about 3
years ago taking a quart a day for three days and then tapered off to 8-16
oz.  If my system tells me of something trying to get me I will up it for
some days.  The only side effect experienced so far has been the regulation
of thrist.  If I am saturated with CS my system will have a peculiar tasting
thirst which is quenched by normal well water.  Remember this CS is our
first line of defense against CBR warfare.  h...@mcmo.net



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Re: CSColloidal Silver Ointment?

2000-06-30 Thread Stephen Hessler
Dear List, I would recommend mixing with olive oil and bees wax.  Much
cheaper but of necessity effective. h...@mcmo.net



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CS[Fwd: [alternacare] Insect and other venoms]

2000-06-30 Thread Bob Squires

---BeginMessage---



 Dear Friends;

 I learned today from a friend to whom I had sold a zapper almost
a year ago that he uses it on insect stings and bites . It seems that he
is allergic to these bites and stings and ,of course ,he keeps bees.
Where ever he gets stung he simply puts a probe on each side (sandwich).
It is gone right now. It seems to neutralize the venom. He recently was
working in the attic of the barn and got stung by a red wasp. This a
tough one and is a painful for anyone . He immediately put the zapper on
it . The pain was gone instantly.

 What a wonderful tip for a child

 With Gods Love
 Bob

















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CSfibromyalgia

2000-06-30 Thread paula99

Dear CS Group,

I mostly lurk these days, but I seem to remember some discussion a while
back about CS and its effect (or no efect) on fibromyalgia...and I 
probably misspelled that. I have two friends who are suffering horrible
and their doctors say there is NOTHING that can be done?
Thanks in advance for ANY asistance and direction, especially with CS
either on or off this list.
Paula
paul...@juno.com

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RE: CS machinessputtering

2000-06-30 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Hi Mike,

I think the term has different meanings in different fields.

Uncertain, but probably in electrolysis, it is allowing the arc to leap a 
short distance into the water, or the electrode just touching the surface 
of the water.

 In Marx's HV process, one electrode plate is mostly submerged and is 
connected to one side of the 115 V line.  On either side of it are two arc 
bars' dangling electrodes connected to the other side of the line.  The 
electrodes are adjusted to just above the water.  When the current is 
applied, two cones of water rise up the arc bars about 1/4 -3/8 inch.  As 
the process heats up some water is evaporated and condenses on the lid and 
sides of the vessel, lowering the water level.  As the sol becomes more 
conductive, the cone lowers.  It may lower enough for the arc to sputter 
between its tip and the water surface for the remaining portion of the run. 

James Osbourne Holmes
a...@trail.com
FTNWO


-Original Message-
From:   M. G. Devour [SMTP:mdev...@eskimo.com]
Sent:   Friday, June 30, 2000 11:12 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS machines

I wrote:
  I have to believe, with as much silver as sputtered off the
  electrodes in that highly conductive water, ...

Roger queried:
 sputtered, Mike? How does the LVDC CS process induce sputtering
 with or without the presence of salt? Roger

I am acquainted with sputtering in terms of vacuum based processes
used in electronics and industry for coatings and creating layered
structures with thin films. I understand you're doing ambient
pressure sputtering at least for part of your process.

My use of sputtering here, which may not be perfect, is to describe
the process where incident electrons impart kinetic energy to the
silver metal lattice, causing, or at least contributing to, the
release of silver atoms into the sol.

Can the electrolysis of a metal in water be accurately described as a
sputtering process, in whole or in part? I don't know. I'm willing to
be educated. grin

Be well,

Mike D.
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev...@eskimo.com]
[Speaking only for myself...   ]


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RE: CSASAPre: our CS

2000-06-30 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Hi Folks,

What is ours.  There must be at least 6 different designs being used by the 
people on this list, and at least two main types of silver. 

James Osbourne Holmes

a...@trail.com
FTNWO


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From:   Harvey Flatbush [SMTP:ha...@iomet.com]
Sent:   Friday, June 30, 2000 2:34 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CSASAP

  File: ATT0.html  At 03:11 PM 6/30/00 -0500, you wrote:

 Re : ole Bob's post;

 Since ASAP(whatever that is) Is a true colloid and ours is
not. Since ours works so good . Wouldn't that mean that we should stay
as far away from ASAP as possible.

 Older Bob


I would think you should do that As Soon As Possible + ASAP


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RE: CSColloidal Silver Ointment?

2000-06-30 Thread James Osbourne, Holmes
Hi Herb,

Can you recommend proportions?

James Osbourne Holmes
a...@trail.com
FTNWO


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From:   Stephen Hessler [SMTP:h...@mcmo.net]
Sent:   Friday, June 30, 2000 3:55 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CSColloidal Silver Ointment?

Dear List, I would recommend mixing with olive oil and bees wax.  Much
cheaper but of necessity effective. h...@mcmo.net



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Re: CSIntroduction

2000-06-30 Thread Frances Mehner
There has been a lot of discussion on lyme on both the CS and Rife chat
lists.  Check both archives and you will find lots of info.  Also you
might, if you haven't already, joined Mr. Tracy's list and check the
archives.  Lots more info.  Alternative is so much better.  Frances

Katie Jay wrote:
 
 Hi. I have just begun studying CS and am grateful to find this list. I was
 recently diagnosed with Lyme Disease, candida, CFIDS, liver toxicity,
 mycoplasma, hypothyroidism, depression and more. I also have Type II
 diabetes. My alternative doctor wants me to take 400mg of doxycycline per
 day for 30 days to battle the lyme, but I'm worried about my toxic liver. I
 want to take CS and collostrum, and do parasite and liver cleanses, and also
 use a zapper (Is the zapper overkill if I'm already using CS?).
 
 If I don't take the antibiotics, am I putting myself at risk for life-long
 lyme? I don't even know how long I've had it. If the lyme is pretty new, can
 the CS knock it out the way antibiotics supposedly do?
 
 Thanks for any help. I hope I'm on topic, I am brand new to the list.
 
 Katie
 kj...@erols.com
 
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CSPDF files

2000-06-30 Thread Robert L. Berger
Hi Ya'all;

Will someone please tell me what program I need and how to open a PDF
file

Ole Bob


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Re: CSPDF files

2000-06-30 Thread CKing001
Bob,
You need Acrobat Reader from Adobe.
You can download the reader free at:
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readermain.html

Chuck

It's never too late to have a happy childhood !

On Fri, 30 Jun 2000 22:07:32 -0500, Robert L. Berger bober...@swbell.net
wrote:

Hi Ya'all;

Will someone please tell me what program I need and how to open a PDF
file

Ole Bob


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Re: CSlyme disease

2000-06-30 Thread Ritz3131
In a message dated 6/29/00 3:37:28 PM Pacific Daylight Time, mo...@inow.com 
writes:

 Subj: CSlyme disease
 Date:  6/29/00 3:37:28 PM Pacific Daylight Time
 From:  mo...@inow.com (Mary)
 Reply-to:  silver-list@eskimo.com
 To:silver-list@eskimo.com
 
 What causes lyme disease? Is it caused by a vax? I know the story about the
 ticks but I'm just wondering if there is another story we don't hear about. 

I think with many things we only hear part of the story.  It certainly would 
not suprise me to find out that there may be additional modes of transmission 
besides tick.  Lyme is caused by a bacteria called Borrelia 
Burgdorferi...spelling may be off.

Christy


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CSIntroduction

2000-06-30 Thread Katie Jay
Hi. I have just begun studying CS and am grateful to find this list. I was
recently diagnosed with Lyme Disease, candida, CFIDS, liver toxicity,
mycoplasma, hypothyroidism, depression and more. I also have Type II
diabetes. My alternative doctor wants me to take 400mg of doxycycline per
day for 30 days to battle the lyme, but I'm worried about my toxic liver. I
want to take CS and collostrum, and do parasite and liver cleanses, and also
use a zapper (Is the zapper overkill if I'm already using CS?).

If I don't take the antibiotics, am I putting myself at risk for life-long
lyme? I don't even know how long I've had it. If the lyme is pretty new, can
the CS knock it out the way antibiotics supposedly do?

Thanks for any help. I hope I'm on topic, I am brand new to the list.

Katie
kj...@erols.com




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Re: CSChemtrail update

2000-06-30 Thread Pamela Grant
open your eyes


  Try carnival-con.com
oops, I mean carnicom.com

  Nice pics of perfectly normal contrails being touted as the threat of the
day and no distinction between obvious misinformation and possible reality
so far.
  KDC

At 02:01 PM 6/29/00 -0700, you wrote:
Hi Pamela,

carnicorn.com doesn't work for me.  Any ideas why?  Spelling correct?

Trem



At 03:25 PM 6/29/00 -0500, you wrote:

Marsha, take a visit to carnicorn.com



 Dear Marshall,
 The day before yesterday I was watching Unsolved Mysteries on Lifetime
 Channel and one segment was about a town in Washington getting some
 gelatinous goo dumped on it, making folks sick. Talk about weird! I didn`t
 see the segment when it first aired, so I don`t know how old it was. I
 wonder if the town has had anything happen since then?
 One of the citizens on the segment reported a lot of aircraft
activity, and
 even black choppers.
  I wonder...
 Marsha
 PS, I printed out your post to show my sister, the ultimate disbeliever.
 Won`t even use CS...
 
 
 
 
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Re: CSBYU CS Test

2000-06-30 Thread Pamela Grant
Is a true colloid of silver ionic, thus meaning a dissolved form of
silver?

PG



Hi Fred;

All I know is what I put on the list. I have since asked Ron Leavitt several
questions and hope to get a reply. He said that the ASAP is a true colloid
!!! And that most of our stuff is not. I need an input from Stephen Quinto.

Ole Bob


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Re: CSColloidal Silver Ointment?

2000-06-30 Thread Dean T. Miller
On Fri, 30 Jun 2000 08:10:11 -0400, Ode Wan Coyote coy...@alltel.net
wrote:

  Why not just make some jello with CS.  It dries on the skin too.

Hmm, why not?  I'll try it.  (I hope it will store for months and stay
jello at room temperature.)

-- Dean -- from (almost) Duh Moines  (CDP, KB0ZDF)


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