Re: Fever

Just "tuned in to the silver list" and saw all these posts about the recurring fever. There is a specific tick borne illness called relapsing fever. It's said to occur throughout the world except the southwest Pacific. (Is that where Hawaii is?) Anyway, migratory birds spread ticks, including i

Re: Lights Out: City vs Rural

Michael C McNeill wrote: > I know I keep saying this, but it bears repeating. The higher density > population areas(read larger customer base) will get power repairs first. > Everyone living in rural areas is on their own. Do you think your little > local > power company has the time and money to

Lights Out: City vs Rural

- Begin forwarded message -- In a message dated 98-08-08 07:42:40 EDT, you write: << Cowles said there are about 7,800 electric utilities and power producers in the United States. Only about 200 of those are large investor-owned utilities. Many of them, including PG&E, which is

psoriasis

Hi Everyone I saw a message on the list that said to take a small amount of C.S. over a long amount of time . So instead of taking 50 mills twice a day I now am taking 20 mills five times a day and I tell you what the difference is remarkable even the rash on my face has improved about 50 0/0 and

No lights in y2k?

Another tidbit to chew on. == Saturday, August 1, 1998 Power utilities try to manage Year 2000 bug BY MIGUEL HELFT Mercury News Staff Writer Mike Keller understands how daunting a task it is to ensure that electric power will flow