Hi folks,
Let me first thank you all for keeping the list satisfyingly civil and
well-mannered, and for seeing after the needs of newcomers and those
with mission-related (CS!) questions and other health-related issues.
In the interest of *keeping* it civil and well-mannered, can we please
end
> How about something for argyria like:
> * Stage I - Argyria is localized to light browning of the gums or
> light browning of the skin exposed to sunlight
> * Stage II - Argyria is localized to fingernails or a slight
> coloring of the eyes.
> * Stage III - Argyria is also localize
I wrote:
> Diatomaceous earth kills insects by literally perforating their outer
> membranes and causing them to dessicate. I imagine something similar
> goes on with parasites.
I meant to add that, if Tel's remarks are accurate, DE apparently
doesn't do much to adult worms, so other measures wil
Peace,
Mike D.
>
> On Jul 1, 2009, at 9:15 AM, M. G. Devour wrote:
>
> > Hi folks! Long time since I've donned the ol' list owner hat!
> >
> > About the competing opinions on different silver generators: I hope
> > everybody's got that out of t
Jean writes:
> The food grade DE is the only kind that will work. The pool DE has been
> fired and is smooth and won't work. If you look at food grade DE under
> an electron microscope, it will look like razor blades.
That is correct. The food grade I've seen offered online by some places
that
Dear Steve,
Thanks for sharing your research.
> My opinion is:
>
> * Use only a minimal amount of selenium. Something closer to the RDA of
> 55mcg. * Do not use MSM! * Do not supplement Vitamin C!
For what it's worth in this context, Hal Huggins, of dental revision
fame, would agree with you t
Hi folks! Long time since I've donned the ol' list owner hat!
About the competing opinions on different silver generators: I hope
everybody's got that out of their systems?
Users/owners of different generators are welcome to describe their
personal experiences and satisfaction levels, though i
What about food grade diatomaceous earth, folks? Anybody have
experience with that for worms?
Mike D.
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev...@eskimo.com]
[Speaking only for myself... ]
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The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Co
Excellent advice from Ruth. Of course your CS is only distilled water
and silver, if made at home the way we suggest, and should be safe.
Be well,
Mike D.
> Since everyone's skin reacts differently, the dilution would depend on
> the individual and how sensitive the area of the body being treat
Leslie asks:
> What do you dilute with?? I have a friend who has bad arthritis in his
> knees and they hurt all the time. This sounds good.
I wouldn't use anything but distilled water to dilute with. Whatever's
in your water is going into every cell of your body due to the carrier-
effect of the
Patty wrote:
> Is it ok to use DMSO on an artificial joint?
This question is a few days old. I'm answering to the list and sending
a separate copy direct to Patty...
I have a friend who tore up both knees (major soft-tissue damage) in an
industrial accident several years ago. Had something li
Glad to hear you made it through the minefield, Wayne. Now for the
ticklish bit of getting all the "expert" influence under control and
back to "Redneck Logic" for your recovery.
I hope you know you're loved, respected, and appreciated... and stuck
with us for as long as you'll have us.
Peace
Woops! Looks like a random spam actually made it through to the list!
Not from me, folks!
Be well,
Mike Devour
silver-list owner
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev...@eskimo.com]
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> I am having great success with vitamin C IV¹s. At blood levels over 400
> ml, vitamin C kills bacteria, fungus and cancer. Currently I am doing
> two IV¹s per week to treat Lyme Disease and kill candida from 8 months
> on antibiotics. To give you an idea of the blood level, from 1-4 is
> consi
I routinely get and delete several hundred spam per day in order to
keep the list addresses open for people who would otherwise get caught
in false-positive responses by the available ISP-level spam filters.
It's routine to see a dozen or more from my own address, as well as
each of the four ad
I thank everyone for thus far ignoring this message. It is off-topic
with major potential for controversy. Don't respond. Don't respond if
anybody else responds. Allow it to die.
Thank you!
Mike Devour
silver-list owner
> In a message dated 5/20/2009 07:43:12 Eastern Daylight Time,
> a1k9ko..
Dear Bob,
Thank you for the extremely interesting report!
I'm posting this message to the silver list with cc: to you.
Do you take these magnesium doses on an empty stomach? You say you did
this mostly at night, so I'm wondering how long after meals or
snacking.
> I have now started on digest
Hi folks,
I think the discussion of browser and anti-malware software, various
hardware platforms, computers running for decades, web pages that won't
load... can be ended now, please?
(Spybot Search and Destroy is decent for spyware scanning, and free of
cost. AVG for anti-virus. Zone Alarm f
Dan wrote:
> ---Original Message---
> I hate to get involved in this controversy again, but, as far as I can
> determine, the "negative" magnetic pole is the same as the "North" pole
> (it is the same as the north pole of the earth). It is not the same as
> the north "seeking" pole (which
rom fear of being discovered. In this case I have a
> strong urge to just do a copy and paste. - Original Message -
> From: "M. G. Devour" To:
> Sent: Sunday, May 03, 2009 4:06 PM Subject: Re: CS>colloidal vs. ionic
> silver
>
>
> > Greetings an
Smitty writes:
> You, as many others on this list are NOT
> listening to Mike.
> If it ain't about CS, it goes in the SO slot.
Yes and no, Smitty... After several days in a row where I've stepped in
to squelch some divisive or controversial discussion or another, I'm
not averse to a little harml
Greetings and welcome, Rachel!
> I am new to the list. Your archives are down and so I hope you don't
> mind if I ask a couple of questions...
Please do...
> ... can somebody tell me what the difference is between colloidal and
> ionic silver? Is it particle size and method of production? Which
I think Kathryn meant this to go privately, but it went to the list by
mistake. She makes good points I'd be glad to respond to.
> Dear Mike,
>
> It's your list, so whatever rules you want you get.
Yeah, for better or worse!
> As a formerly trained scientist (even if I don't get to play in th
Perfect example of why we steer clear of religion... No way in hell you
can say anything one way or another on the information below that
somebody's not going to disagree. It's important! It's hogwash!
No, it's simply not anything we should bother to debate here.
Please don't post it. Please d
Just to remind everybody of a few things...
Karen wrote:
> I see nothing wrong with the post [about swine flue as evil plot], magnets
> have nothing to do with CS either but no one has said anything about
> those...
Yes, I allow, even encourage, other health-related questions to be
asked and ans
Interesting video link, Aaron. I hadn't seen either of those shows.
There are a number of folks in the group who are very interested in
these kinds of topics, but I ask any discussion of political topics,
which would include things like 9/11 conspiracy ideas, be taken to the
Silver Off-topic Li
Thanks for the update on Neville, Steve...
> [Your mail address has been removed from the silverlist mailing
> list. It generated an excessive amount of bounced mails.]
That is the standard message generated when the list server tries to
send mail to you and your ISP or some other link in the r
I'm glad a couple of JOKES got made about it, because I REALLY don't
want this subject to be discussed on the silver list any more.
Vicki, please read the list rules section on prohibited topics, here:
www.silverlist.org
Please let the subject drop, people. Don't reply further to this
thre
Stop this "discussion" now. It has deteriorated entirely into personal
attack and critiques of argumentation instead of substance, which was
off topic in the first place.
I do not accept the attitude that permits these kinds of strained and
hostile exchanges to poison the atmosphere of the grou
And I think we'd better have a cessation of hostilities here. The topic
is still off-topic, and the tone is still sliding off into the personal
and aggressive.
Mike D.
list owner
> On Mon, 2009-04-27 at 21:07 -0005, M. G. Devour wrote:
> > This message was too big for the mess
Hello, everybody!
As Mark Twain said, "The rumors of my death have been greatly
exaggerated!"
I sincerely want to thank EVERYONE who expressed their concern and left
me messages over the last several days as I was absent when needed. I
am still coping with some health issues that limit my ener
This message was too big for the message size limit. I'm forwarding it
with some edits for size... and tone. (Mary Ann will recognize where
that happened, and forgive me, I hope! ) I thought the account
she presents is worth hearing.
- Original Message -
From: MaryAnn Helland
Sent:
Just thought I'd drop in and clear up a mis-understanding...
I don't know if Jason's suggested supplier for DMSO is the "best" or
not, but the PRICE they're charging is $14 for 2 ounces or $38 for 8
ounces, NOT $99.95, as Indi and sol mis-interpreted his post. That's
still pretty expensive, ye
> why no salt or distilled ? what would happen?
I wager once the cloth bits are in your saliva, Georgia, it'll soak up
enough salt to be conductive, which is all you want. I suspect putting
anything more concentrated than normal (isotonic) saline on it would
tend to throw off the fluid balance
Ruth wrote:
> Since we're on the subject of fluoride, I thought I'd give a heads up
> to those with thyroid problems. Several months ago I too read that
> boiling water (not distilling) increases the fluoride. I don't have
> any of the materials I read back then to quote from now.
Going back
> Something has changed in the water here in the last couple years. I'll
> repeat that it used to be that several months of the year I could put
> filtered cold tap water into the still and get out DW of about .2uS. The
> remaining months of the year it took putting the water through the still
> tw
Steve writes:
> This was covered just recently. I have reposted some previous posts on
> the subject below. I would say that there are no known incompatibilities
> with CS and antibiotics but there is a "may interfere with" comment from
> the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medic
Hi and welcome, Kathy!
> Could someone please tell me which antibiotics should not be taken with
> silver? Thanks so much,
Folks have probably been slow to answer because the likely answer is
"none." I hope anyone who has other information will correct me.
The thing you should keep in mind wit
I just wanted to bump this to see if anybody has any other thoughts for
Lois...
Lois,
Welcome to the group!
If you have particles that are settling out, then you're definitely
dealing with something that's not what we've come to consider "best."
It's not going to do you any serious harm to us
Marshall wrote:
> I really can't make a recommendation on using H2O2 in the lungs. On the
> plus side, the lungs use H2O2 made by the body to clear organic matter
> from the lungs. On the down side I have heard that if it is too strong
> when nebulized, it can produce copious amounts of foam, and
tion.
Mike D.
>
> At 11:47 AM 12/11/2008 -0500, you wrote:
>
> >Do you know of any labs that have affordable rates for that sort of
> >thing? I would love to get a lab report on what I'm producing.
> >
> >Thanks,
> >indi
> >
> >On Thu, Dec
> Hi Mike , What ppm did your samples come back at thanks Ted
Lordy, Ted, that was years ago and the process I used then bears no
resemblance to what we do today. I think they were in the mid 20's, but
the brew was made with heated water and was the color of ale! Nor do I
remember what process
Hi Indi,
> Do you know of any labs that have affordable rates for that sort of
> thing? I would love to get a lab report on what I'm producing.
I literally picked up the Yellow pages and found an environmental
testing service lab a few miles from here. Dropped my samples off and
received the re
> I will use Faraday's law to calculate, but first I need to rig
> a high voltage probe setup for my multimeter to really know how much
> current is passing through the brew, and monitor that over the entire
> 16-18 hour brew time to learn actual average current used.
There are also other ways to
Indi wrote:
> Three days ago I found I no longer need my cane to walk. I no longer
> need to take frequent "breaks" to put my feet up. All inflammation is
> now gone, and the purplish splotches which have covered most of my
> affected areas for the past few years (I looked like a burn victim) are
>
> I used DMSO on my husband who has had really bad knee trouble since May
> this year, and spends much of his time in agony. It really worked well
> for a couple of days and in fact he had two pain free days which was
> wonderful. Unfortunately, he then got a really fierce itchy rash from it
> so
An article suggested by TJ...
http://scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com/latestnews/Nanosilver-fad-poses-
39serious-.4722412.jp
Typical send-up of silver products being untested and dangerous, but
some good bits and interesting comments...
Mike D.
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev..
> His little ears foamed up like you wouldn't believe and after doing it
> two times the foaming stopped and his nose stopped running I also gave
> him cs, bought liquid vit c, and probiotics, for him too. I am just
> concerned if doing the ears with h202 is okay, he is teething something
> terribl
> Can anyone advise on what more I can do for a fifteen month old who just
> seems to keep a cold...we put cs in his juice, give vitamins, no junk
> food. Today I put h202 in his ears and the bubbles just pored out of his
> ears...can this be done on a regular basis till the cold goes away? He
> is
Interesting stuff, Steve!
> Silver citrate is available commercially as a 2400 ppm
> concentrate.
Are you thinking about Microdyne, here, Stever?
[detailed report of experiment... snipped]
It sounds like you did indeed put a lot of silver in there!
> I have more questions now than when I start
> I assure you...IF,
> Armando takes his DD214/(military discharge papers), personally, to the
> "Post Commander" of any "VFW, or American-Legion" POST...once they can
> view DD214 and verify his current (life) situation... there are members
> there that will TAKE ACTION to help a VETERAN..!!!
Lo
I would guess that Leo (FSF) has sent a broadcast to his entire address
book, inviting people to his spanish language myspace page. I suspect
it is safe to ignore it unless you decide you are interested!
Be well,
Mike D.
> According to http://www.freetranslation.com/ it says:
>
> HELLO!
>
> Yes
Hi gang,
We're back on the air now.
There is still a chance some folks will be reading their mail tomorrow
and respond to the political nonsense before seeing my posts.
DO NOT RESPOND TO THEM!
Thank you!
Politics are prohibited, and don't y'all forget it!
I've also found out how ineffectua
Hi all,
I've still got the list on moderated mode for a bit longer. Most of the
miscreants have caught up and figured out what's going on.
I'm sending along the on-topic posts that have come in during the last
couple of hours...
Thanks for your patience!
Mike Devour
silver-list owner
[Mike
Marshall wrote:
> Please move this over to the off topic list where it belongs. I would
> like to respond, but can't because political discussions are not allowed
> on the main list.
Thank you Marshall! That's exactly correct.
Faith, I'm disappointed that you weren't sensitive enough to realiz
> am getting no msgs, but maybe there aren't any.
I don't detect any problems. It's been a while, but occasionally the
list does become quiet like this.
If there are any new people with questions out there, just let 'em rip!
Answers will happen.
Be well,
Mike Devour
list owner
[Mike Devour
Dear Neville,
You wrote:
> Yep, I have a 7 page story about Dr. Rife but damned if I can find it on
> the internet again to give a link to it
I just took the following tiny random snippet of the text you quoted
and put it inside quote marks in the Google search window...
"refused to publish
And on that note, please end this discussion of politically charged
subjects, such as firearms, hunting, animal rights, etcetera!
Don't reply again to these topics. Don't comment if other people
comment before seeing this post.
Thank you folks.
Mike D.
> At 09:43 AM 10/24/2008, you wrote:
>
Hi folks,
In case there are a few new people joining us (I saw some subscribe
messages go by from some folks I didn't know), let me say welcome and
give you some idea what you've walked into!
If there's something you want to know about that is not being talked
about at the moment, please chim
Dear Faith,
Just making double darn sure, here...
You write:
> Yes, I have regular 'food grade' hydrogen peroxide. Thanks. Faith g
Most of the "food grade" peroxide I've ever heard of is usually 35%,
though I've seen some that's like 17%, too. That's WAY TOO STRONG and
will seriously damage
Indi writes:
> Thanks. Yes, I feel a bit on the hot seat with a couple of people here.
> :)
Yep!
> I don't think of debate as hostility, but I have been reminded recently
> that some people do. So your point is a good one. Also I tend to forget
> that not everyone is as pedantic as I know can be
Faith writes:
> I do not agree with this at all. Smacks of paranoia to me.
I understand your feeling, Faith, but please do understand that plenty
of people have less faith in the system than you do.
Twenty years ago you wouldn't have predicted that millions of school
children would be on power
Hi folks,
Interesting discussions the last couple of days.
Whenever a new person joins who seems to exhibit a prominent
personality, there's always a period of give and take as the new member
and the rest of the group (including other prominent personalities)
adjust to one another. Neville pro
I wrote:
> > Next, if you leave the lid off you no longer have a closed system.
> > Distilled water (and your CS), will absorb carbon dioxide from the air
> > and form (I think it is...) carbolic acid.
Indi replies:
> Yes well, the idea that we actually make containers which contain only
> H2O an
Hi group, Indi, Ken,
The current debate (happily, I can still use that word to describe the
discussion; thank you for staying civil, guys...) about alleged
"absolute statements" and "proof" seems to have originated in a few
sentences posted days ago in the "blue moons revisited" thread:
Indi w
Hi and welcome, Kathy!
I bet you'll get some info on CS, as well as a few other suggestions of
how to help your son's body get over the acne problem.
The actual definition of "Colloidal Silver" in practice is a slippery
thing. Those words have been applied to many products made in different
wa
> On 10/11/2008 6:57:33 PM, sol (sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com) wrote:
> > RE the pressing on the nail bed to see if the color goes away or
> > not--- When I try that, SOME of the color does indeed go away, but not
> > all of it. Perhaps that means I have blue nails from more than one
> > cause? sol
T
> Our feline shelter is using ultrasonic humidifiers we purchased at
> Target, made by "Crane". The run about $40 . They are kids style and so
> are shaped like penguins.
I saw those when I was browsing for suggestions for Nenah! Kinda cute.
> I'm assuming that they are propelling
> silver ou
Someone asks Ken:
> >> What mehod did you use to verify that it was still ionic and
> >> unchanged?
Ken wrote:
> > ## EC meter.
> > Colloids don't conduct electricity.
Indi replies:
> That is incorrect. Even tap water will conduct electricity.
I say:
Huh? Any tap water I've ever seen or heard o
Hi All,
I'm forwarding this to the list for Willie, because he accidentally
sent it to silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com, instead of the list posting
address, which is silver-l...@eskimo.com.
Godspeed to you all, Willie. Any improvement at this stage is
priceless.
Mike D.
--- Forwarded mess
Nenah, I don't know what system you're trying to use, but what you're
looking for is a unit that has a round, piezoelectric element in direct
contact with the water. There should be no filter or wick between the
water supply and the element, and it should create a clearly visible
cloud of vapor
>I seem to recall that the owner of utopia got the boot too.
>
> ode
I think he left of his own volition. I didn't boot him.
Mike D.
> ... if you persist in making personal
> >attacks against another member, particularly as an advocate for a
> >commercial interest, you will be warned, rep
Dear Kirsteen,
I wrote:
>> As I recall reading somewhere, the iron in those people's bodies
>> was sequestered in the cells as a defensive measure by the body,
>> in order to lower the serum iron levels as much as possible,
>> even to the point of creating anemia.
You ask:
> ... I guess it
And if we can keep the incidental mention of Christ and Christian from
becoming a discussion of religion, as opposed to Dee's "aerobic
oxygen", I will be most impressed!
... And grateful.
Peace,
Mike D.
> I think the operative word here was 'organised'. dee
>
> Dave wrote:
> > Does that m
David cites the following:
> In the case of a 12 year old boy with cystic fibrosis, doctors
> recently reported the case of 'sustained improvement in the symptoms'
> coinciding with the use of colloidal silver purchased from a local
> health shop with CF
> I have a copy of the report. Basicall
Steven quotes the following report:
> > One of Frank's accomplices, Mike Devour, a self-proclaimed
> > libertarian and owner of the Silver List, promptly banned Stuart from
> > further participation on the forum for life.
Indi writes:
> That's rather discouraging, if true.
It was going on 7 ye
As I recall reading somewhere, the iron in those people's bodies was
sequestered in the cells as a defensive measure by the body, in order
to lower the serum iron levels as much as possible, even to the point
of creating anemia. I don't remember if it was parasites or some other
microbial infec
Dear Kurt,
You write:
> Looks like you missed something:
Actually, Kurt, Kirsteen is exactly right. That *is* in there:
- Original Message -
From: Lifeforce
To: AB
Sent: Sunday, October 05, 2008 11:31 PM
Subject: Fw: The Terrible Consequences of Mass Innoculation with Polio
Vaccines
Neville writes:
> ... my way is ionic, but each to their own on CS and what condition it
> may be used for I guess, ionic vs particulate.
Which makes this whole discussion a bit ironic, given that most of the
"EIS" that we make at home will have a minor but significant colloidal
component, and
Indi wrote:
> Also, those reading my words should know I have been mostly
> unsuccessful at trying to get what I'd call accurate, unbiased medical
> advice about CS and other alternative treatments. All I really have to
> go by is my limited scientific knowledge of chemistry and physics, and
> my
> ... I've been refused permission to donate blood, because of my adrenal
> fatigue, so that simple way of getting rid of excess iron is out for
> the present, unless I go doctor shopping again, and I don't have much
> enthusiasm in that. Where I live there are few choices in docs.
Dear Sol,
Is
Thank you for that account and your recipe, George.
Also, that's a Neti pot you're using!
I'm quoting it in full and changing the subject line so one day we'll
be able to find this again.
Be well,
Mike D.
You ask "Can we get your recipe?"
I got this from a email from Harold Macdonald: Her
Dear Paula,
> Mike - I'd probably have better luck having Jerry stand on his head
> during a full moon!
Well, it was worth a try, anyway!
> I have no idea what alcohol would do to the EIS. Anyone know?
I don't know, either. Alcohol and water are miscible, i.e., dissolve
completely into one
Another word that could possibly apply would be "sputtered." It's the
process where electrons impinging on the surface drive off atoms of the
metal. I know it works in vacuum, I'm not so sure it applies in an
electrolytic process.
Sintered is definitely wrong.
Mike D.
> Not knowing the real d
Thank you David. That's good info to have around.
Mike D.
> Some of you may have seen in Wikipedia (Colloidal silver), or other
> places, the reference to the death of a 71 year old man after ingesting
> CS. Specifically the title of the reference is... "Myoclonic status
> epilepticus followi
Dear Paula,
You write:
> DH is not just 'in the box', he's sealed in there! He also thinks I'm
> a quack. It seems to me that EIS OUGHT to handle this since it is a
> bacteria. If I can get him to take it, that would be a giant step. He
> will use it as mouthweash (2 oz. a day)
First a couple of
>> They have to eat so many calories; but not just any type of food.
>
>Not sure what you mean.
>
>They have to eat so many calories, ... " to lose weight"
>
> or
>
> They have to eat so many calories because of the body weight ?
Here, Wayne, let me translate for you!
Th
rs' lungs, let us know,
please?
Mike D.
> - Original Message -
> From: M. G. Devour
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Sent: Fri Sep 26 16:09:44 2008
> Subject: Re: CS>Concensus of opinion
>
> And one more reminder is in order: There was a quite scary report from
I believe that was Marshall, Steve.
Also, there's the CS Pets list on Yahoo. Do you have the address for
that, Marshall?
Mike D.
> Mike,
> Is it you that is looking for info on CS benefiting pets? It didn't come
> to mind earlier but there is a Yahoo group on Oleandersoup for pets.
> There is
And one more reminder is in order: There was a quite scary report from
Jason Eaton of an acquaintance of his that nearly killed himself by
inhaling a *VERY* dilute hydrogen peroxide solution from a nebulizer.
What did it? HE WAS A SMOKER!! The peroxide mobilized a near fatal dose
of nicotine, r
Woopsie! Wrong list, Marshall!
Mike D.
da list owner guy...
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[mdev...@eskimo.com]
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Dear Neville,
Reagent grade should refer only to the purity, rather than
concentration. In other words, even though it's not "pure" inasmuch as
there's a lot of water, the levels of contaminants *other than* water
would be very low.
Look in a chemical supply catalog and you'll see a bunch of d
Hi Folks,
I've suspended TJ and Bob from the group. TJ, for the obvious reason of
mistakenly sending political items to the main list, repeatedly; Bob,
for using the list to publicly resolve a matter that should have been
handled in private, with my help if needed.
I am not sure under what cir
you are not getting it. I
> have a copy of the newsletter on my PC, but can't post it to the group
> as it is too large (400K I believe).
>
> Is anybody able to link successfully to that PDF?
>
> Del
> ----- Original Message -
> From: "M. G. Devour"
>
Though in an ironic way, the post was relevant to us in that it
described in some detail why buying silver metal and mining stocks is
such a good deal right now!
Thanks for making "adjustments" there, TJ.
Mike D.
> Silver list-- I inadvertently send a non CS post to the regular list.
> Apolo
Del, is that link working? Or the whole site? I'm getting an almost
blank page that suggests it's been taken down or hacked.
Mike D.
> Hi:
>
> I posted a link to that Jonathan Wright article when it first appeared.
> However, I got no response from the group so did not discuss it any
> further
Many of us made it that way on purpose and used it for months and
years, Smitty. It won't hurt you to use the occasional batch like it.
Nowadays we strive for clear, colorless, modest concentration, mostly
ionic and additive free; that's the goal, but it doesn't mean all the
good results succes
Greetings Del,
I imagine one or two folks may have some experience with that. I will
only mention that my personal experiences with spam filter products has
been the annoyance of seeing these programs bounce messages back to the
list server, requesting that the list server software do something
Dear Marshall,
You write:
> The biggest problem I have with
> links is that I will copy the text of a link to say an AIM window,
> then change the link before I send it. The receiver than gets a link
> that says what I want it to say, and do, but if he clicks on it, goes
> to the old address befor
Cleaning this up a bit for Bruce:
He wrote:
> I bought a PC mount transformer to use in the 130v silver
> generator. they arrived without instructions. Can anyone tell
> me the correct way to connect it for 120vac input and 24vac
> output?
A link to the data sheet follows:
http://www.belfuse.c
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