Re: CS>From: Marlene Hanson

Presumably spam. I wouldn't recommend anyone follow the link. Marlene's machine has been invaded or else her address spoofed. Be well, Mike D. On Sat, 22 Aug 2015 16:06:45 +0200 Marlene Hanson wrote: > Sup silver > > htt p:/ /yco n.ca/t ough.p hp?island=hmapu9x4yxxf16m > > > > > > mlehan

Re: CS>Need Help With A/C Adaptor

Kelly Tanner wrote: > I didn't know this > would be in my mail box, are all questions sent placed in others mail > box? Thanks for answering Kelly Hi and welcome to the group, Kelly. Yes, everybody who signs up for the silver list will receive an e-mail message for every posting made to the group

Re: CS>Test a

I think TJ (ironguard866) was wondering if the list was still working. It still is. That cryptic remark is just one of his random signatures. Be well, Mike D. On Wed, 20 May 2015 21:04:34 -0500 Reece Maxey wrote: > Don't know what it is Mike, but I rec'd it. > Opa > > Sent from my iPad >

Re: CS>Gray silver water

Neville, You wrote: > For every article written, for > everything I hear, and for every smurf placed on public display on > the idiot box {TV}, I never hear, read or see anyone being offered > the right of rebuttal? That smacks of considerable establishment > bias and innuendo or guilt by associ

Re: CS>From: Marlene Hanson

Appears to be an advertisement for a weight loss program. If any more like this show up from Marlene's account, I'll remove her from the list, at least until her machine is cleaned up. First post in almost a week and it's a spam? Be well, Mike D. On Wed, 1 Apr 2015 05:42:55 +0200 "Marlene Ha

Re: CS>Hi. I stopped getting mail on Saturday. Pls einstate

Hi Tre, This message came through the list just fine. You weren't removed by me. I always discuss such moves with the person directly. The other reason a person could be dropped from the list is if their address starts refusing delivery and keeps doing so for a while. Then the server will eventua

Re: CS>Polarity swapper circuit

John Popelish wrote: > Is there some way to post photos > and other data files (schematics and simulation files) > about this project, directly, > or must I find some place to put them on the web > and link to them? You'll need to do the latter. There's a rather strict message size limit on the

Re: CS>off topic archive ??

Sorry, Mark. I missed that that reference was still there when I set up the new archives with Mail Archive after the e-scribe folks went bust, several years ago. I've edited the page to say there are currently no archives for the Silver Off Topic List. So, I'd suggest you go ahead and post. Given

Re: CS>Christians Can Opt Out of ObamaCare. This Outrages Lefties. Tough.

On Sun, 8 Mar 2015 10:46:40 -0700 "Donna M. Lewis" wrote: > What's this got to do with CS??? Nothing. I've asked TJ not to post similar items in the future. Just as a reminder, politics and religion/spirituality are, with few exceptions, not permissible as subject matter on the list. Those exce

Re: CS>herpes

Ode Coyote wrote: > I have everything going to gmail now as none of my old discrete email > programs would interface well with the new web site and...the > "cloud"? And my web host kept going on the blink. Ken, be sure to check your spam folder frequently, as often the silver list goes there. An

Re: CS>Harold MacDonald has passed

Sad. He posted as recently as a couple of weeks ago... in a thread about our oldest members, if I remember right. Thanks for letting us know, Deb. My prayers to all who loved him. Peace, Mike D. On Thu, 5 Mar 2015 17:58:09 + (UTC) Deborah Gerard wrote: >   Today at 12:39 PM Hi Deborah

Re: CS>AC voltage

Hi John, You wrote: > > Have you got a link to Fritzing? http://www.fritzing.org > There is a very good and free circuit simulator, called > LTspice IV. > > http://www.linear.com/designtools/software/ Looks like a good program... however, I'm running Linux, and they don't seem to be suppor

Re: CS>AC voltage

I wouldn't be surprised to see Ken (Ode) chime in on this thread soon. He's done a lot of testing and if I remember the general results, if you speed up the polarity switching beyond every 30 seconds or so you start to really slow down production. Stirring is a big plus, which is why his and some

Re: CS>A forum?

Hi everyone. I've been away from my computer for a couple of days here, though I've monitored some of the discussion so far and am catching up with the rest shortly. Please read carefully what Victor writes here. It expresses my desires exactly... On Sun, 2015-02-15 at 02:06 +0900, Victor Cozzett

RE: CS>A forum?

Neville wrote: > My only concern would be, if this format changed to something else > more readily available or accessible or whatever, how accessible would > it be to having it "policed?" by "who knows who?" when it comes to > content from members? I consider that a reasonable concern... Part o

CS>A forum?

David wrote: > I wouldn't touch Yahoo or Google forums with a bargepole. You would > always be at their mercy. Well, I'm glad to see I'm not totally alone in that opinion! > Personally I think the email option is completely overrated - possibly > by members who are not familiar with the ease a

Re: CS>Help Un-Subscribing

Sorry for the difficulties, Terry. When the system works, it's fine. When it chooses not to, the reason can be entirely opaque. I've just unsubbed you from the digests. Thanks for your patience. Be well, Mike D. On Wed, 2015-02-11 at 00:09 -0500, Terry Lee Gonzalez wrote: > Can someone tell

CS>Re: Help - for the Silverlist.

Floyd, thank you for your persistence. I know for a fact that Gmail often tags list posts and diverts them to the spam folder. At other times, people have reported posts not going through with no apparent explanation. It's also possible the spam filtering employed at Eskimo is rejecting some people

CS>Holidays...

Dear friends, I wish you all the best, whichever holidays you're celebrating at this time of year, or even if none at all! I stand in your debt for helping keep this place alive and peaceful, and for all the advice you've given me this past year without even knowing you were! Have a blessed seas

Re: CS>Viral resistance to CS??? I've been watching Sanjay Gupta's

Hi Judy, Just in case there's any confusion: Remember that viruses are small molecules of genetic material (DNA or RNA) that have evolved the ability to get into living cells and hijack their reproductive organs for the purpose of replicating the virus. Without a cell to do that work, the virus w

CS>For Mary: adding peroxide to CS...

On Sun, 2014-12-14 at 06:03 -0800, mborg...@att.net wrote: > To anyone Sometime ago someone wrote how to make cs go deeper. I > think it was 1 drop of H202 to 4 oz of cs. Is this ratio right? Thank > you Mary Dear Mary, I think you're talking about Jason's posts from mid November, which I've ga

Re: CS>Storage of CS

Dear Reece, One option that hasn't been mentioned yet is the clear PET or PETE bottles that bottled water comes in. They have the recycling code number of 1. They have less problems with leaching of plasticizers than other compounds. You might try soda or seltzer water bottles as well. Soda pop c

CS>Paleo and Wheat Belly, et.al.

Marshalee wrote: > Hey Mike, > You're doing paleo?? Great! I'm doing wheat belly and > have lost 30 pounds since late August!! It's pretty close to paleo: no > grains whatsoever, lots of veggies and fruits, good meats and fish, > and I eat the yolks of my eggs!! I feel wonderful. I'm 62, t

Re: CS> Oxidation

Or the metabolism of triglycerides, for the Paleo among us. M. On Fri, 2014-11-21 at 14:13 -0500, frankcuns-r...@comcast.net wrote: > Hi Phil I thought is was the oxidation of glucose what produced > energy. Cheers > Frank ND > > From: Phil Morrison > Sent: Friday, November 21, 2014 1:57 PM >

Re: CS>Unsubscribe me please

Done! -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org Unsubscribe: Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/silver-list@eskimo.com/maillist.html Off-Topic

CS>Nice exposure...

On Zero Hedge... http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-11-13/silver-versus-ebola-medical-revolution Be well, Mike D. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org Unsubscribe:

Re: CS>CS - Virus

Sandee wrote: > ... my understanding is that a virus is NOT a pathogen, my > understanding is that a pathogen is a single cell organism with no > protection of any kind and does not hide anywhere for protection... Hi Sandee, Pathogen is a general term for any disease causing organism... >From

Re: CS>New to Group

Kay Hutcheson wrote: > I've used CS for years to treat infection instead of using antibiotics. > Recently > I had a UTI and took CS for a week until it went away. I noticed my acne > cleared up beautifully during this time but returned once I stopped the CS. > My question is this, is it ok to tak

Re: CS>MMS and "Church"

Victor wrote: > I just noticed that none of my posts about MMS are in the archive; > which would explain why nobody was responding to me. (Not sure what > the issue is Mike, but luckily I still have all the emails in my > outbox). I just checked my local message folder and indeed, I see nothing fr

Re: CS>unsubscibe

I just checked and Steven seemed to have figured out how to unsubscribe without any further help. Remember what I said about new folks checking us out? There're 880 subscribers at the moment. We'll see how that number tracks over the near future. Be well, Mike D. On Wed, 2014-10-29 at 19:19 -040

CS>How can we know?

Ron wrote: > I am glad to hear from folks here that they have had success with MMS. > So many folks, once they have bought into these things, do defend them > out of all reason but this is a very reasonable group. Hi Ron, Thank you for graciously acknowledging the responses of the other members.

Re: CS>Re: silver-digest Digest V2014 #228

Thanks for attempting to help this person. FYI, in their case they were subscribed to the digest, which was evident in the quoted part of their messages. The server address for that would be silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com rather than silver-list-request... And, as Sol pointed out -- thanks! --

CS>[List owner] Just a reminder...

Hi folks, Shedding my relative obscurity of late, I'd just like to remind everyone not to wander too far towards the political or partisan in our discussions here on the main list. I hope we can all agree that there's enough blame to go around for the state of things, and a lot to be suspicious o

Re: CS>Sign on to Silover List

You're still subscribed at the res00...@verizon.net address. This query came through to the list just fine. I'm sending this reply via the list as well as cc:-ing you directly. Welcome back! Mike D. silver-list owner On Fri, 2014-10-17 at 13:37 -0500, Acmeair wrote: > I've lost your URL when my

Re: CS>OK I quit.

Oh, and just for clarity... I only moderate the list after the fact. I depend on folks to moderate their own behavior first. If I think you need to do anything different, you'll hear from me privately, generally long before I take any actions toward your subscription. (Excepting outrageously bad be

Re: CS>OK I quit.

Check your spam folder on gmail. There is a persistent problem there with silver list messages being tagged as spam. Plus you'll seldom see your own replies reflected back to you, only your original (thread-starting) posts. They just seem to disappear into the ether. I've never been able to figure

Re: CS>Re: silver-digest Digest V2014 #213

Done. M. On Thu, 2014-10-16 at 22:20 +1100, susroc wrote: > Hi, > > Can you please help me to unsubscribe from this list? > > Thank you > > Susan Rocchi > > > On Oct 16, 2014, at 6:14 AM, silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > The Sil

CS>Domain is back up...

Hi folks, The silverlist.org domain and its hosting at Eskimo managed to expire on me without my noticing it. They're back up now and good for another year. Sorry for the confusion. Be well, Mike D. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instruc

Re: CS>Unsubscribe

I just checked and there's no sign of peggy in the subscriber list, so she must have succeeded in getting unsubbed. Be well, Mike D. On Mon, 2014-10-06 at 03:35 -0700, peggy willis wrote: > There was nothing in this email. I assumed it meant you had > unsubscribed me. But I am still getting

CS>Gut bacteria and what CS will kill...

Neville, Alan, Victor, all, On the subject of what CS kills... I have personal experience with CS wiping out my gut flora, good and bad alike. I did it some years back when I was taking relatively large doses every day for a few weeks. My symptoms were increasing fatigue and finally the onset of

Re: CS>Clinical Trials

Victor asks David: > Why do you care about clinical trials, the FDA, etc.? David replies: > > We do ourselves a disservice by claiming there is proof where > there is none. Its a stick that our opponents will continually > beat us with. Far better for us to conce

Re: CS>ear infection

On Sat, 2014-08-02 at 09:03 +0100, Dee wrote: > If you mix DMSO with the silver it should penetrate the ear if you put > it in externallydee Not to mention the analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties of the DMSO itself. I've never tried mixing dmso with peroxide in the ears

Re: CS>CS for prostatitis.

Hi Ron, I've two remarks on your prostatitis and bladder infection issues: My sibling has to catheterize to urinate and, like you, often gets infections. Regular oral CS has well controlled them. For my part, I've found beta sitosterol effective at reducing the symptoms of enlarged prostate. For

Re: CS>ear infection

Dear Evelyn, One of Brooks Bradley's recommendations is to put 3% Hydrogen Peroxide in each ear for 20 minutes or so. It's chief benefit is to knock down viral upper respiratory infections if you hit them before they really get going, but it's helpful for other infections in the ear as well. Anot

Re: RE: CS>Cannabis Oil Without THC or With Doesn't Matter

Joy wrote: > BTW - does anyone know why I can't view all of the messages in > Thunderbird's windowpane? Now I have to open each one individually > because they're detected as *attachments*. That's because Thunderbird doesn't handle the MIME digest format used by the list software very elegantly. S

Re: CS>40ppm dosage?

diz65 wrote: > Hi Mike! Thank you so much for your input!!! You're welcome. > Oops, I actually meant ppm, sorry... That makes sense, then. > And it is personally made by a company called Petroglyph Healing, it is > clear... The owner said that 40ppm comes from leaving it "processing" > for a

Re: CS>40ppl dosage?

diz65 wrote: > Hi all, newbie here... Welcome! Sorry things have been so quiet. The summer tends to get that way here, and discussion has been sparing. > I purchased a bottle of Homemade Colloidal Silver 40ppl from a > reputable source. My dog has a high WBC count (supposed to be 15 max > but h

Re: CS>Re: nigari (magnesium chloride)

I, too, bought a big bag of Nigari and used it up just in time for Fukushima. I would inquire of the supplier where in Japan it came from. If the production site is way the heck west and south of Tokyo, I'd be tempted to believe it would be safe, but radioactive contamination has been spread far fu

Re: CS>i dont have words

On Sat, 2014-06-07 at 20:39 -0700, Alan Faulkner wrote: > Looks like a political site. ie. garbola. Correct... which, as always, is OT for the Silver List! Be well, Mike D. [list owner] > > > A > > On 2014-06-07, at 15:41 PM, Gary Hilt wrote: > > http://www.ijreview.com/2014/06/145474-9-fren

Re: CS>email malfunction here.

Hi Ron, Gmail seems to not deliver your own replies to messages from the list. When you post the first message in a new thread, you get the reflection back from the list just fine. Reply to a current thread, and they don't seem to deliver that one back to you. It doesn't go to spam, but somehow ju

Re: CS>Mike Devour...bromelain

Ken wrote: > Was wondering if you can elaborate on how much bromelain (brand and > GDU) you took per day? Also, did you take it once per day or > throughout the day. I am currently taking SIX 500mg capsules (2400 > GDU) each day, only in the morning, 1 hour before eating. Hi Ken, Sorry I didn'

CS>Water distilling...

ence. Chime in folks! Be well, Mike D. On Fri, 2014-04-18 at 10:47 -0500, Sarah Miller wrote: > Mike, do you distill your own water? I am interested in learning > how. > > > On Fri, Apr 18, 2014 at 10:28 AM, wrote: > M.G Devour, > I am testing to se

Re: CS>Hi Silver List

And, no longer on subscriber list. Be well, Mike D. On Sat, 2014-04-05 at 06:12 -0700, MaryAnn Helland wrote: > More spam. :-( > > > > > > > __ > From: Marlene Hanson > To: Silver List > Sent: Saturday, April 5, 2014

Re: CS>Transp orted

Yup. Removed. Mike D. On Sat, 2014-03-29 at 20:02 -0700, MaryAnn Helland wrote: > Uh-oh -- spam!!! > > > > > > > > __ > From: Sir Richard Beresford-Wylie > To: silver-list@eskimo.com > Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2014 5:

Re: CS>Kim Locker

Spam, presumably. Blocking. >From the linked website: "SOLICOM ENGINEERING LIMITED is a Nigerian Company providing construction services, including: planning, designing, improvement, repair, alteration and general maintenance. We construct buildings, roads, bridges and other architectural structu

Re: CS>List action

Victor wrote: > I don't participate much, but I feel the email groups are necessary to > protect people from prosecution, trolling, etc. A sad statement to be > sure. I'm curious, Victor, in what way you believe the e-mail format protect us? Particularly since we do have a web-accessible archive?

Re: CS>I vote for email list

Debbie asks: > > Did I miss something? Is there a change being voted on? No, Debbie, I just stuck my toe in the water to see what people's thinking is on the utility of the list, other resources, and group format. No immediate changes being planned, just me wondering. Be well! Mike D. -- T

Re: CS>List action

Gary wrote: > Probably all the krud and weather. Thannk God for CS we haven't had > the flu for years since taking it!!! And all your in puts. Well, we do have members from the southern hemisphere, so for some of us it's high summer! <<--waves from atop a 4 foot pile of snow. I am curious, though

Re: CS>zapper burns

Terry wrote: > Which Croft zapper are you using? His standard or base model. Not the T-Rex. Be well, Mike D. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org Unsubscribe:

Re: CS>zapper burns

ASL wrote: > May I ask all the zapper users to tell me how exactly this works and > what does it heal specifically? > Why I keep seeing "hoax" when I look up Hulda's zappers online? > How soon do you see positive results? The end of December I posted my recent experience with the zapper. Ov

Re: CS>zapper burns

Yeah, I've not gotten any burns wearing my zapper on the soles of my feet. Mostly I'm wearing it on my upper calves to just below the knees. I'm using the cut off top of a sock to hold it firmly in place. I move the unit around the circumference of my leg during the course of the day, switch legs w

Re: CS>boric acid,20 mule team etc.

Deborah wrote: > Mike do you use "just" distilled water or can you use RO water? I imagine any water that would be safe to drink would be just fine as a delivery vehicle for your boron supplement, Debbie. I know there's debate over the safety of distilled water, and RO water is similarly demineral

Re: CS>boric acid,20 mule team etc.

Jhon wrote: > This may be of interest from reading Brook's take on this in the > past...YMMV > > http://www.health-science-spirit.com/borax.htm This is the web site where Walter Last's work is posted. I've gotten a LOT of good info from this site these last couple of years. Really good stuff in

Re: CS>Vitamin B12 - Insufficiency and Absorption

In the case of B12, specifically, there are pills formulated for sublingual absorption, which would generally bypass any problems in the gut. Your general point stands, however! Be well, Mike D. On Fri, 2014-01-03 at 09:27 +0200, 2Words wrote: > Just as a head's up - many people are caught in t

CS>[List owner] Vibration and fear...

Hi folks, I think both Debbie and the others have perfectly valid points, so let's just not be judging the other's contributions and accept them as they were intended, okay? It is clear from the link Debbie posted that this is not an uncommon complaint. The site is obviously conventionally orient

CS>Happy holidays...

Greetings folks! Just wanted to wish any and all a good holiday season, companionship for those who are alone, help to those who are in need, and better times for us all. Peace, Mike D. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://

Re: CS>Zapper question for Ken...

Ode wrote: > It would be easy to tell which electrode does what with some litmus > paper..I seem to have misplaced mine. > > Wet down a paper towel with salty water, apply DC power and see which > pole goes acid. I'm guessing that the positive electrode would attract electrons, creating a regio

CS>Zapper question for Ken...

Hey Ken (Ode), Back a whiles you posted an analysis of what you thought these various zappers or blood electrifiers were doing, specifically the alkaline or acid substances they were creating near each electrode. Could you recap that, particularly which electrode seems to form the alkaline concen

CS>Curious pH action...

Hello folks, Since I started wearing this Zapper my saliva pH has been 6.5 or above almost every time I've tested it, and never below 6.0. This is at least 1 point higher than "normal" for me over all the testing I've done over the years. Urine pH is averaging higher, with more frequent readings a

Re: CS>RE> Fukushima And Ocean Products

Phil wrote: > "China has suspended imports of shellfish from the west coast of the > United States -- an unprecedented move that cuts off a $270 million > Northwest industry from its biggest export market." Yeah, strangely enough, China doesn't seem to want to play along with the "see no evil, hea

CS>Fukushima and ocean products...

PT wrote: > Since Fukushima, what is everyone doing about seaweed? Most of it > must be contaminated by now. I've been following the Fukushima situation ever since it happened. Just last night I was studying whether and where to try to find seafood that's still safe. Looking at a chart from the

CS>Amazon book review draft...

Hi gang, I've written up a rough draft of a book review to post here: http://www.amazon.com/Colloidal-Silver-Antibiotic-Johnny-Silverseed/dp/0970825609 ...that touches on what I think are the most important issues. I'd appreciate any comments or suggestions. Most important, I'd like those of yo

CS>Book listing needs a comment?

Hi gang! While on the way to something else -- typing in the prefix "anti" into ixquick's search window -- and getting a "suggestion" of "antibiotic superhero," I found my way to this page on amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0970825609 IIRC this guy might have hung with us for a while at

Re: CS>Reply

HARSHA asks: > ... "blood of bacteria,"? > care to elaborate on what " blood of bacteria," is and isn't ? I take it to mean any bacteria that is crawling around in the bloodstream gets destroyed by whatever mechanism. Bob wrote: > the Beck device, which this IS, is supposed to kill microbes that

Re: CS>Croft zapper

Alan wrote: > I don't think [Don Croft] sells a $50 zapper anymore, does he? Yeah, as you point out in answer to your own question, he endorses a few people who are making zappers of the same basic electrical and physical design without the metaphysical components whose value one can argue 'til th

Re: CS> Some updates from me...

Hi folks, Following up on some of your questions and comments... While I haven't participated as much as I would like to have, nor have I read every post, I do regularly keep tabs on traffic and topics. Which is why it has happened so often that a topic comes up that I needed "just then." That's

CS>Some updates from me...

Hi folks, I know I've been largely absent from our discussions here, and I am eternally grateful to all of you for keeping the place running for me while I just "kept the lights on." As I've hinted a few times, I've been dealing with health issues which are not largely addressable by way of coll

CS>Re: Some updates from me...

Hi again folks, In my last e-mail I talked about the success I've been having with Brooks Bradley's arthritis protocol and Beta-Sitosterol for prostate issues. Now for fun with a Zapper! I received my Don Croft Zapper on the 28th of October, at which point I'd been off nearly all supplements and

Re: CS>Kindly Review The Attached Document !!!!

I would assume this is a spam with forged address. Please do NOT follow the link unless you know your cyber-countermeasures. Be well, Mike D. List Owner On Wed, 2013-11-20 at 04:03 +0800, Smitty wrote: > Hello, > > Please view the document i uploaded for you using Google docs. VIEW > HERE for

Re: CS>Help & a favor (Paul Steel)

Okay, that's pretty hilarious. Obvious scam with forged e-mail address. I'll wait to see if the real Paul posts again to see what's up. Please bear with me if it recurs. Be well! Mike D. list owner On Mon, 2013-11-11 at 06:43 -0800, Paul Steel wrote: > Hello, > > I am sorry for reaching you ra

Re: CS>Fw: DMSO best kind?

PT, Lena, what concentration of DMSO are each of you describing? I bet pure (99%) DMSO with no added water behaves as Lena describes, while "99% Pure" DMSO, diluted 70% or 54% or whatever percent in water will act as PT describes, not freezing in the fridge. Yes, the labeling I've seen is that con

Re: CS>Mike Devour

Taking care of it. Thanks folks. Mike D. On Wed, 2013-10-09 at 06:05 -0700, Deborah Gerard wrote: > His name and e-mail is pretty much at the bottom of each post...I can > see it you should be able to too :) > > > On Tuesday, October 8, 2013 11:34 PM, Robert Dinse > wrote: > > > If an

Re: CS>Candida....Borax

I've been putting a slightly rounded tablespoon of 20 Mule Team Borax in 5 gallons of water and drinking a quart and a half or so each day for several months, amounting to about a quarter teaspoon per day. No problems here. I'm hoping for the long term benefits promised for boron supplementation, i

Re: CS>new email address

Ken wrote: > Changing isps > New silverlist email address is: > > odewancoy...@silverpuppy.com Just to prevent any questions or misunderstanding, that's the address Ken will now use to RECEIVE the silver list. The addresses the silver list uses are not changing. Thanks for being here, Ken. Be

Re: CS>Sam Nabors

Agreed, it looks like spam. I advise never clicking on a link that is not accompanied by a clear explanation of what it represents from a person or source that is known to you. If you have, then it would be best to run a virus scan on your machine as Jason suggests. The message is from a legitima

RE: CS>OT - Cure for Dry skin; Especially Feet

Connie's a real member. Has a good posting history. As long as volume is as low as it's been lately and she's not plugging a product of her own there's no harm in the OT share. Be well, Mike D. On Tue, 2013-06-11 at 21:32 -0700, Donna Lewis wrote: > Is this spam or a real member? > > -Orig

Re: CS>quiet...

! Be well, Mike D. On Sun, 2013-06-02 at 08:47 -0700, Deborah Gerard wrote: > Mike...hi!...question for you...do you ever buy your distilled water > from Meijer's for brewing? > Thanks my dear, > Debbie :) > > > > From: M.G. Devour > To: silver-list@eskimo.

CS>quiet...

> > Everyone is still passed out from Memorial Day I know that's true for me. We just finished up rebuilding the patio, all in a rush to be ready for a party we were throwing last Sunday. A huge lot of work, pushing ourselves to exhaustion and beyond. Succeeded, and enjoyed the party, but ha

Re: CS>make money with no money :)

Another spam, indeed, and again from a legitimate list member address. I'll send a heads-up. Hopefully we can get some feedback on what these members find when they do a malware sweep. Else, there's some other vector of attack... Be well, Mike D. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for d

Re: CS>list archives & digital communication

On Wed, 2013-05-08 at 20:34 -0700, Pat wrote: > This is great: "One should not evaluate the merits of any government > program by what its > proponents claim it is for, but what might be done with it by your > enemies in your worst nightmare." > > May I put it on facebook under the link to that a

Re: CS>list archives & digital communication

Just to clarify: Yes, Google and other search engines index the mail-archive for the silver-list. We've had archives off and on for years now. The current one has been up and running successfully for several years now, and contains almost every post ever made to the list since it started. In addit

Re: CS>list archives

Due to an obscure technical issue not everyone can see it, PT, but at the bottom of every post from the list is a footer that contains, among other things, the web address of the list archives at mail-archive.com. Yep, the entire 15 or so years' worth of the list is archived there. So if your sear

Re: CS>http://www.citytrend.ca/html/npzym.html

>From a legit member's address, unfortunately. The list of addressees suggests to me it's harvested from brickey's address book, suggesting a malware infestation. I'll send a heads-up. Be well, Mike D. On Sun, 2013-05-05 at 09:16 -0700, MaryAnn Helland wrote: > Looks like spam. > MA > > > ___

Re: CS>Silver Sol>

Sandy wrote: > So now bG is dishonest, is he? Do you think he does not know about all > the uses of CS? Do you think you're the only one allowed to have an > opinion? Sandy, Do not rag on Cyndi or others for objecting to bG's proclamations and his decision to reject correction to his misstateme

Re: CS>Marlene Hanson

Well, Marlene is a legitimate member of the list, so she's probably suffered a malware intrusion of some sort. Looking at the source code of the message, the only tell-tale is the multiple recipients. It looks like they're spamming this to her address book. I'll send her a heads-up. Be well, Mik

Re: CS>Renee~

Rose, thank you for those personal reflections. It helps us to know her better and understand her passing. Godspeed, Renee. Peace, Mike D. On Mon, 2013-04-22 at 17:51 -0500, maniaka rose wrote: > Renee was diagnosed with ovarian cancer last August. She had surgery > first of Sept, hysterectomy

Re: CS>Garden... was: test

> The list has been so quiet... Yeah, I noticed the same thing. It's spring for all of us in the northern hemisphere. The garden and yard beckon as the weather slwwwly edges towards warmth. This'll be our second summer since putting in the garden. Last year we didn't plant 'til late June a

Re: Mike, pls read: Re: CS>CS vs. CATARACTS

On Sat, 2013-02-09 at 22:11 -0700, sol wrote: > I do wish there were a way to go to the archives and delete that old > post of mine with the mistaken cataract info. Or to at least edit the > post to add that I was wrong. > > Mike? Any way to do that? Can anybody dig up the date of that post, pl

Re: CS>Juice fasts... yin and yang

I'm glad you're having this discussion, folks, as I've been looking at Dr. Wilson's page on yin/yang that Carol kindly posted, and it's hard to reconcile a lot of it with what I'm understanding about what's healthy and what's not. I get the impression (s)he's torturing things a bit to force them in

Re: CS>Juice fasts...

PT wrote: > I agree with much of what you wrote but I don't think the average > person can discriminate between Yin Fire or Yang Fire so avoiding > extremist diets should be most helpful. Moderation in everything. I'd like to explore the option of an "extremist" approach, at least for a start, or

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