transmission. And thats the silver of
it. The silver, the whole silver and nothing but the silver.
Regards, Tai-Pan
Jim wrote:
It was Nicola Tesla that got AC standardized. Go to the following
sites for more info.
ttp://www.apc.net/bturner/tesla.htmh
http://www.amasci.com/tesla/tesla.html
Hi James,
As my children have pointed out, the correct way is " and to the
Republic for which it stands".
As much as some people want it to be a democracy, its not. Never
intended to be by our founders.
Regards, Tai-Pan
James Allison wrote:
I pledge allegiance to the flag, of
you are coming through ok. Bob
Tel Tofflemire wrote:
> I am not even getting my "test" through the Silver list ? Is it Down ?
>
> --
> The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver.
>
> Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org
>
> To post, a
Hi Rich,
I'm pleased that you read the post on teeth. There is so much
misinformation and lack of basic knowledge. The teeth and their health
have a direct effect on the health of the body in general. Taking CS improves
the health of the teeth and gums by swishing and holding it in the mouth,
w
Hi Rich,
Ole Bob and I have been friends for many years. Perhaps folks
like you are why he got off the list and I rarely post. Go look in a mirror
and see what you see.
Yes, our teeth are not flat, and we do correct misinformation
for folks own safety. :-) Have you examined your body in intim
Hi all,
Lets look at the human teeth, they are not flat.
There are two sets of teeth developed during life: the first,
deciduous, or milk teeth; and the second, permanent teeth.
Deciduous teeth : In the first set are twenty teeth, ten in each
jaw; four incisors, two canines (fangs), and four
Hi Listers,
Here is an excellent diet for stressed out folks.
Tai-Pan wrote:
> Marilyn,
>
> This is the ideal diet for me. How on earth did you find it!
> I just knew that what I was eating was good for me, just couldn't prove it.
> :-)
>
> Thanks again,
ate to the eyes;
Marshall
Tai-Pan wrote:
> Hi d.linen,
>
> Sort of indirectly, not really for blindness.
>
>
> Bless you, Bob Lee
>
> "d.linen" wrote:
>
>> They used to put silver nitrate in the eyes of newborns to prevent
>> blindness.
>
Hi d.linen,
Sort of indirectly, not really for blindness.
Bless you, Bob Lee
"d.linen" wrote:
They used to put silver nitrate in the eyes of newborns
to prevent
blindness.
Rich Adams wrote:
>
> Can ANYONE list some commercial uses of silver other then the bandages
at
> silverlon and other
Hi Brickey,
What kind of mosquito larvae are you raising ?
Bless you Bob Lee
brick...@aol.com wrote:
My baby KOI take care of mosquito larvae real quick.
In fact I set out
garbage cans filled with water to supply the KOIs with live food.
I seem to
be one of the few that raises mosquito larv
Hi all,
Well this is a fine kettle of fish. What an old joke. I first
heard it from an old colored women, years ago, and she thought it was hilarious.
The black box thing.
Lets try this. A blond was on the river bank and was looking
for a way across. The blond saw another blond on the opposit
Hi Mike and all members,
My most humble apologies to all, especially John. Yes, sometimes
stress overcomes us and then we see what happens. This is not my normal
self, thank goodness. :-)
Thanks for the reminder Mike, you are so gentle with us when we
become remiss.
I still bless folks, even
Hi all,
I will take this moment to apologize to the membership. John has
totally peed me off with his uninformed comments and the harm he has done
to the good people on this list who are looking for help. For someone like
him to come along and criticize our people , and just give endless lists
Hi all,
It seems that John has lots of things to say. But he has never
done any of it. Bout time he gave us the details of his usage and results.
Lets hear his verifiable stories of how good CS has worked for him personally.
Put your life on the line or shut up. How I hate bull shitters!!
Excu
Hi good listers,
John Reeder wrote:
Check the link at:
http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dbmd/diseaseinfo/botulism_g.htm
The story is hard to believe as written. I have no problems with the
cs
taking care of the situation, but not the temperatures (you die at
105).
Not hardly. Where do you get such BS.
t. Cold brew will do things
to normally intelligent people. This was not a smart thing to do, but
please consider who our small group is. One was me, Tai-Pan, ex-seal
from Nam, One ex-Army Ranger, Shannon, from Desert Storm, and one
ex-82nd Air Borne from Bosnia, Richard, (paratrooper). I`m the oldest,
Hi Listers,
Enjoy this.
Bless you, Bob Lee
Everyone knows you can't trust everything you read
on the Internet, but
this e-mail bit (from an unidentified "nutritionist" at least might
ring
a few bells.
The Stress Diet
(This
Greetings Listers,
Information (FYI).
Iodine; A non-metalic element, a mineral, self life-forever, used
in antisepsis and in treatment of goiter and cretinism. Tincture of Iodine
used as a topical antiseptic.
Iodine 131 and Iodine 125 (radioactives) used as treatment and
diagnosis of thyroid
Try Campmor catalog.
spring of 2002, page 114, item No. 22150-K Germicidal drinking
water tablets.
They have sold them for many years.
Price $4.99 for fifty tablets.
Phone-- 1-800-CAMPMOR
Bless you, Bob Lee
Catherine Creel wrote:
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Thanks Mike,
Left the old list long ago, cause of the nasty people on it. Looking
forward to the new OT list. :-)
Bless you, Bob Lee
"M. G. Devour" wrote:
Dear silver-list members,
Some months ago, Joanne and Tracy volunteered to start a list for our
members to use for off-topic discussio
Hi all,
Enjoy this little missive. It came from my sister.
Bless you, Bob lee
Next time you hear "Because we've always done it
that way" -
consider the following. It's no urban legend - this is absolutely true:
In the United States the standard railroad gauge (distance between
the rails) is 4
Retry, here we go.
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Hi Listers,
Some good Rx for humor, relax and enjoy.
These kids letters to God were sent along by my friend
DeWitt Morgan of
Mission Viejo, CA, USA.
CHILDREN'S LETTERS TO GOD Dear God, Pl
Thanks TJ. Thats a scream. Good Rx.
Tai-Pan
TJ Garland wrote:
> She Was Soo Blonde...
>
> * She thought a quarterback was a refund.
> * She thought General Motors was in the army.
> * She thought Meow Mix was a CD for cats.
> * She thought Boyz II
Hi all,
This is so good.
Bless you, Bob Lee
Roger & Sharon Lee wrote:
> Thought you all would enjoy this. Seriously, please read all of it.
> Sharon
>
>
>
>
> > > > Treat yourself to reading this all the way to the
> > > >
Hi all,
Observations on the lack of education in our schools.
Tai-Pan wrote:
Was at the market and saw a lady looking at some bagged chicken,
10 lbs for
$4.50. Asked her how much it was a pound. She looked at it and finally
said
she didn't know. So asked her if it was a good price.
Hi all,
In school they say to read the whole question before answering.
Be sure you know what it is that you are answering. :-)
Another cognitive comprehension problem. Like "preventatative" isn't
in the book.
Yep, preventative comes before preventive, obviously ta comes
before ti. :-)
Bless
Hi listers,
Nice thing about sweet doggies. :-) RX humor
for the soul.
Bless you, Bob Lee
Some one posted this on my golden retriever e-mail
list, I thought you
might enjoy it.
Mary : )
- Forwarded message --
Subject: Dear God-from the dogs
Dear God,
How come people love
Hi Marsha,
This is an intelligence test, "they're running" is like
"rabbits running", you pass.
You are to infer that "they" in Afghanistan are running like
"rabbits". Its an allegoric comparison of actions.
For us who read the news, we know its about the terrorists, Taliban
and et. al.
I
Hi Rose by,
I can not get it to open either. :-)
Chuck knows he's safe hiding behind his computer. :-)
Bless you, Bob Lee
a rose by any other name wrote:
DG, thank you for the site. At present I cannot
get it to open, but will
see if it will work later. Again, thank you.
Chuck, please re
By request
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Greetings Anti-flummoxers of the CS art,
Looking over the Syncrometer (1995)in Hulda Clarks book, Cure for all
Diseases, brought to mind the Hieronymous machine (Dr. Hieronymous
1949). Reviewing bo
By request.
Bless you, Bob lee
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Greetings neoteric and prolocutors of the CS art,
TRANSPORT TISSUES
Blood and lymph are circulating tissues that help other parts of the
body commmunicate and interact.
Hi Mike,
That was me. I also included the air temp and barometric pressure.
Still do.
Bless you, Bob Lee
"M. G. Devour" wrote:
> Solar Events!!! MoonPhase!!! Boy, I
am mightily impressed!
I haven't followed the link Igor posted, but I do remember someone on
this list seriously studying lu
Hi Josephine,
There is not a filter on the Sunbeam Ultrasonic Humidifier. I
use one for clearing up lung congestion when I get colds. Works great.
Also clears out the sinus drip after a few applications over a few hours
time.
The first time it was used was when my sinus had dripped down
my th
Hi Ivan and Reid and listers,
Always love the conversions we have to suffer through.
Liter, Litre, Litra, all are used interchangeably by many people
who really don't care to be precise about things. We can start with the
Ancient Greek to the Medieval Latin (litra) to the French (litre) to the
Greetings Beautiful Pervaers of the CS art,
Now lets make a table of subcell volumes using cubic nanometers.
Table 6
Subcell
Volume (cubic nanometers)
Typhus fever rickettsia
54,000,000
Cowpox virus
5,600
Hi Steve,
Like the patriotic red white and blue ribbon. Nice touch.
Bless you, Bob Lee
Steven Geigle wrote:
Will "snorting" saltwater (saline solution sniffed forcefully up the nostrils)
as allergists recommend create problems if CS is added to the solution?
Will silver chloride be genera
Well it seems that "Black" received the virus from "FranO302", and
passed it on with his message. Beware of the "CS Made for the 2nd Time
Nancy" thread. A properly written mail program will not pass this virus
on. :-) Most of you probably didn't even notice it.
Bless you, Bob Lee
Lynda Khula
Hi Charles,
This is interesting Charles. Now listers, don't jump on Charles,
he's just learning.
Charles has written his message on a word processing program,
most likely MS Word or Ms Office. His source code says --content type;
text/plain-charset "utf-7", thats a word processor.
Charles yo
By request.
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Greetings to all wonderful paragons of the CS makers art,
As promised here is the number of silver atoms in your teaspoon.
As we recall there were 6.06 X10+23 atoms in 107.88 gm of silver.
By request.
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Greeting to all astute silver makers and users,
A friend of mine asked,"How much silver is in that spoon of CS." Told
him I didn`t know ,but would calculate it for him. This is what I did
and
Well I boo-booed on the address. Shame on me, its so early in the morning
(3:57am).
Bless you, Bob Lee
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Hi Solar,
Thanks for the reply.
Solar wrote:
> Hello Tai-Pan,
>
> Saturday, October 13, 2
Hi jr,
jrowl...@nctimes.net wrote:
--snip--
Re mail programs, HTML allows virus contamination; plain text does not.
jr
Another "urban legend"
Viruses happen because of the way some "programs are written",
the language of a program has nothing to do with it.
Plain text, HTML, any language, ca
Hi Listers,
Thanks George, just returned home and see that you have handled this for
me.
Thanks again, George is right on top of things as usual.
--Note--
Links will not be of any value to those without a modern browser (free for
the downloading) or a modern mail program that handles HTML au
Hi again,
Details; 12.82N, 144.92E, 45 miles sse of Guam, depth 70.7 km,
Mag 7.
Stay informed by your local news media of any tsunami threats.
Tsunami are expected in many areas around the Pacific.
Bless you, Bob Lee
Tai-Pan wrote:
Hi Listers,
For those who know folks in the central
Hi Listers,
For those who know folks in the central pacific. A magnitude 7
or higher quake has struck Guam area. This is a preliminary report as calculations
are on going at this moment. Hate to say it, but this is when the
portable CS kits are really needed.
Bless you, Bob Lee
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Bless you, Bob Lee
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Morning wonderful CSers,
Color in Complex Ions,
"White" light consists of a continuum of energies, each associated
with a particular wavelengh of electromagnetic radiati
by request,
Bless you, Bob Lee
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Morning wonderful CSers,
Color in Complex Ions,
"White" light consists of a continuum of energies, each associated
with a particular wavelengh of electromagnetic radia
By request,
Bless you, Bob Lee
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Morning wonderful CSers,
Color in Complex Ions,
"White" light consists of a continuum of energies, each associated
with a particular wavelengh of electromagnetic radiati
By Request,
Bless you, Bob Lee
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Greetings beautiful people,
Color in organic molecules
White light is actually a mixture of light of many different colors,
as can be readily demonstrated with a prism
By request,
Bless you, Bob Lee
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Morning wonderful CSers,
Color in Complex Ions,
"White" light consists of a continuum of energies, each associated
with a particular wavelengh of electromagnetic radia
By request,
Bless you, Bob Lee
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Ken Seger wrote:
>
> Tai-Pan wrote:
>
> > Some months back was thinking how to keep the CS clear while making it.
> > Clear being used to mean no
By request,
Bless you, Bob Lee
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Hi Fred and list,
I did not make myself clear. We need to distinguish between
concentration and partical size . PPM will give concentration ,not
partical size. However, indi
By request,
Bless you, Bob Lee
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Hi Frank,
Glad to see you are going to use CS. I will give you some answers to
your questions. They will be short and to the point,since I am working
on in depth postings o
By request.
Bless you, Bob Lee
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Hello Ken, Andrew and other paragons of CS,
The Starved Electroded was discovered quite by accident while during
experiments for constructing current density tables. Any g
By request.
Bless you, Bob Lee
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Greetings transmuters of silver into electuary medicament,
Could have just said hello,no fun in that. Anyway, some new stuff to
talk about.
Some months back was thinking how
Greetings Chivalrous Defenders of the CS art,
To make this even more remarkable, the various trace minerals,
including molybdenum and cobalt, seem to be essential to every cell. Divide
up one two-thousandth of an once of these materials among fifty trillion
cells in the human body and its a mise
Greetings most August Wizards of the CS art,
Now then, how on earth can the complexity of life be crammed into
a tiny bacterium two-hunderd-millionth the size of a simple amoeba ?
Again we are faced with a problem in compactness and we must
pause to consider the units we are using. When we tho
Greetings Exhalted Pharaohs of the CS art,
Now lets take our egg dimensions and roughly construct a table
of volumes for these eggs.
Table 1
Egg
Volume (in cubic microns)
Aepyornis
7,500,000,000,000,000
Ostric
Greetings revered practitioners of the CS art,
This will be a long talk about the sizes of things, and maybe
explain why a lowly silver atom will not injure a human body cell.
Every so often someone will compare the human brain with the computer.
Trying to convince us of how great the brain is
Hi all,
Amen, Amen to this also.
Bless you, Bob Lee
Terry Chamberlin wrote:
Mike,
Some comments and observations, designed to be helpful
and not critical.
I understand your motivation for attempting to curb
the depth of detail coming from some of the techies
on the list. But the problem, a
Hi all,
Amen, Amen to that. Bless you Bill. Bob
Lee
Robert Berger wrote:
Hi
Bill, BRAVO, BRAVO.
Every listee should print your remarks ar glue them near the face of their
computer. "Ole Bob"
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Hi all,
We have now suffered another great loss.
This will give a little humor to relieve your stress. :-)
Subject: A Sad Day - He was 71
Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001 15:26:35 EDT
From: alawai...@aol.com
To: hawai...@aol.com
Well, it is with the saddest
heart I pass on the following:
Please jo
Good example of sending an HTML document in "plain text". The formatting
is lost and now it is very difficult to read, if at all. Get modern up
to date mail programs, they are free for downloading. They are free, no
reason not to have them. They are free, no reason not to have them. They
are fre
Hey list,
This code was discussed in detail many noons ago. Check the archives.
To view it click on "source" or some word similar in your pull down
menu. Usually under "view". Better if he did not use it.
Bless you, Bob Lee
"Robert L. Berger" wrote:
Stephen,
Please fix you computer all i
Langsley,
Perfectly readable to me. No problem. I use Netscape communicator
4.7. Your message is black print on a white background with normal letter
size.
Bless you, Bob Lee
Langsley Russell wrote:
Apparently I have gotten off to a less than auspicious
beginning on the
Silver List.
Ivan, ba
Hi all,
Just love it when history repeats itself. Seems some Korean farmers
had labor problems back in the 1990s, so they assembled a team of monkeys
to do the work. Twenty monkeys were imported to pick pine nuts. After a
short training period each monkey was producing the equivalent of five
me
Hi James and all,
Thats a good one James.
So lets "abolish" controlling people.
Abolish means to: do away with wholly, to destroy completely,
annihilate, to make nonexistent.
So lets all go out and murder those who would control us, burn
the bodies and grind the bones to dust. Get all the pol
Hello Ivan,
Are you OK. See that you have had a major quake of 6.9 magnitude.
Answer if you can.
Bless you, Bob Lee
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To join or quit silver-list or
Greetings Listers,
Sometime back, someone was looking for the table of areas in relation
to "adsorptive" surfaces. The most important properties of colloidal particles
depend upon the enormous surface that such particles posses in proportion
to their mass.
As a given amount of material is conti
Most Humble Solicitations to the Artificers of the CS art,
Ph: An important requirement for the ECF is that it be neither too acid
nor too alkaline. Degree of acidity is measured on a scale of pH units.
Pure water, which is neutral, that is, neither acid nor alkaline, has a
pH of 7. Acid substan
Hail! all Hail! to the Caesars of the CS art,
It has been said that the skin is our first line of defense, almost
true, the symbiotic bacteria on the skin are our first line of defense.
These bacteria are kept moist by the insensible sweat and nurtured by
the nutrients in the sweat. Different ar
Hi James, and list,
The use of strawed or strewn is unimportant. Either word will
do. What Moses was doing is.
The Anunnaki (race of beings that created us) had a longevity
substance called Star Fire. When the Nefilim (sons of the Anunnaki gods)
took over from the parent Anunnaki, the Star Fi
Correction. This is Part 4, not pt3
Tai-Pan wrote:
> Genuflexion to Devotees of the CS art,
>
> Body cells have much in common with each other, yet those of different
> tissues vary in a number of ways. Most of the trillions of cells within
> the human body are to small to be
Genuflexion to Devotees of the CS art,
Body cells have much in common with each other, yet those of different
tissues vary in a number of ways. Most of the trillions of cells within
the human body are to small to be seen without a microscope. Only the
human egg cell can be seen with the unaided
Greetings Erudite Proponents of the CS art,
The term endocrine is used to describe glands that secrete their
products internally. For example, thyroid and parathyroid glands are
endocrine glands (ductless glands). Certain other glands, such as
sebaceous and sweat glands of the skin release their
Hi Elaine,
A friend of mine named Jackie gets a sty about twice a year. She applies CS
with a Q-tip directly to the sty several times a day. Sty goes away within a
day. The pain also stops at the first application.
The sty is a plugging up of a sebaceous gland at the margin of the eyelid,
howev
Salutations Monoliths of the CS art,
We will begin here with the composition of the skin, or, epithelial
tissues. Epithelial tissues cover all body surfaces, inside and outside.
Nothing may enter the body without passing through the epithelial
tissue. The digestive system is in essence a hollow t
Pleasant Day to the Practitioners of the CS art,
Sweat, its helpful, sometimes distracting, its always with us. Lets
examine it in more detail and see what is really going on. Its more than
just water on the skin. It involves the skin, glands, hormones,
electrical stimuli, and homeostasis. It can
Good meeting Enriched Wizards of the CS art,
When physiological experimentation is performed with organs or
tissue removed from animal bodies, it is necessary to keep the specimen
moistened with a solution which contains the same ratio of major ions (Ca++,
Na+, K+) as is found in the ECF of the
Exaltations Caliphs of the CS art,
Claude Bernard studied the extra cellular fluids (ECF) properties
carefully and found them to be remarkably stable. This is particularly
true of the most complex of the multicellular organisms, the birds, and
mammals. whether placed in warm locations or cold,
Greetings Worthy Ones of the CS art,
Terrestrial animals have their problems too. We have already seen
that one of the conditions of animal life in freshwater is a relatively
impermeable covering for all but certain small portions of the body surface,
as an aid in preventing excessive absorption
Greeting and Salutations Grand Practitioners of CS generation,
Moving on now to fresh water animals. Once the ancestors of the
modern freshwater animals had made the transition to the freshwater environment,
presumably by way of the estuaries, there was no longer any great advantage
to their des
Salutations to the artificers of the CS art,
The problem of excretion, and salt and water balance in animals;
We have seen that animals need mechanisms for ridding their bodies
of metabolic wastes --- particularly nitrogenous ones, but many others
as well. The process of releasing such useless,
Greetings most Profound Wizards of the CS art,
Evidence of many types has led biologists to the conclusion that
life had its origins in the ancient seas. Of the major environmental media
of the earth--- sea water, fresh water, air--- sea water exhibits by far
the greatest stability. In such cr
Hi all,
Yes, Bill has a virus and should not send any messages until fixed
! Guess Bill hasn't figured out that he just sent 300 more viruses out
to everyone in the list. Wake up Bill !! I use Netscape 4.7 and it
gives a message on screen that an illegal command was given and freezes
until the
es" wrote:
Hi
Bob,
It
made it to me just fine this time.Thanks;
interesting stuff.
Does
this mean we can use dead king crabs to disinfect our water supply?
James-Osbourne:
Holmes
-Original
Message-
From:
Tai-Pan [mailto:l...@fbtc.net]
Sent:
Thursday, July 12, 2001 1:14 P
Tai-Pan wrote:
Greetings purveyors of the CS art.
In the course of evolution there has been a progression from organisms
without a really separate internal environment to those with one. Most
organisms without such clear separation live in the sea, and there
are
resemblance's betwee
Sorry about that inconvenience. This could be another
test to figure out what is wrong here. :-)
Tai-Pan wrote:
Relative amounts of some
elements in sea water and some plasmas.
Sodium Potassium
Calcium Magnesium
Chlorine
Sea water
Don't know what happened, trying again. :-)
Tai-Pan wrote:
> Relative amounts of some elements in sea water and some plasmas.
>
> SodiumPotassium Calcium
> MagnesiumChlorine
> Sea water 100
Greetings purveyors of the CS art.
In the course of evolution there has been a progression from organisms
without a really separate internal environment to those with one. Most
organisms without such clear separation live in the sea, and there are
resemblance's between sea water and the blood pl
Info for listers,
This in info on how to detect and remove the hybris virus, also known as
"snow white". The web site sexyfun is not a porn site. :-) This virus
is again making its rounds.
Bless you, Bob Lee
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Some kind of incomplete sentence ? :-) Errr, maybe no site name. ? What
would not open ? Illogical thought here. Just love it to pieces ? Love
what ? What pieces ? Ha-Ha.
Bless you, Bob
cking...@nycap.rr.com wrote:
> Uhhh,
> What's wrong with this message?:
>
> On Sun, 8 Jul 2001 20
Hi listers,
The Greek historian Herodotus, called the "Father of History", is one
of our prime sources for information known about the fall of Babylon.
Herodotus lived a century after the time of Daniel and traveled widely
in the East.
In his "Histories", we learn of the campaign of Persia's Ki
Hi Brooks,
Netscape says no such server, (URL). Maybe need a correction.
Bless you, Bob lee
BROOKS BRADLEY wrote:
To Interested List Members.
Due to an overwhelming number of
off-list inquiries relating to my suggestio
Hi Mike,
The messages I have recieved did not have the attachments on
them, thru the LIST.
Think the list virus ware is working. :-)
Bless you, Bob Lee
"M. G. Devour" wrote:
I've gotten a couple of messages sent to me directly,
not through the
list, that seem to have been silver-list messa
Yup, one kilogram is 2.2 lb (avdp) or 2.67 lb (apoth or troy).
Bless you Bob Lee
"Dean T. Miller" wrote:
> Hi Tracy,
>
> On Fri, 29 Dec 2000 22:38:46 +1300, "Nick Grant"
> wrote:
>
> >Thats why I am so thin. I cannot decide what to buy, so we don't eat much.
> > I am 5foot 6, and weigh 15
Go to the next to last line of the posting and click on the URL. The thing
just above Mike Devour's name. :-)
Bless youBob Lee
GRANT MCKENZIE wrote:
> I see many references to the "List Archives".. Just exactly
> does one access the "Archives"..
>Tks.. g
Hi all,
A little more clarification. :-)
Picornavirus Infections:
Coxsackie, echo, and polioviruses are capable of infecting the gastrointestinal
system. Originally, these agents were named *enteroviruses* because of their
obvious association with this system. It soon became apparent, that sev
Hi all,
A little clarity is in order. :-)
Aftosa; foot and mouth disease.
Enzootic; of animal diseases, peculiar to or constantly in a locality.
Coxsackievirus; any of several enteroviruses associated with human diseases (as
meningitus)--see epidemic pleurodynia.
Epidemic pleurodynia; a
Hi all, especially sweet Marsha,
>From the paper; The word SAN refers to male saints...like San Antonio and
San Jose. Whereas SANTA refers to women...like Santa Barbara and Santa
Catalina.
Santa Clause is a woman. :-)
Merry Christmas and a Happy new Year
Bless you Bob Lee
Marsha Hallett
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