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An SI Board Since October 2001

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52	<i>"Studies on monkeys, as well as on wool sorters and hide handlers	RocketMan	-	10/26/2001
51	With all due respect, it is what I was prescribed.	average joe	-	10/26/2001
50	With all due respect, influenza is a virus, and Cipro doesn't cure viruses.	Ilaine	-	10/26/2001
49	I spent some time reading BT patents yesterday, but spent more time reading pate	Ilaine	-	10/26/2001
48	I just finished a course of Cipro for the flu. Incredible drug, it worked twice	average joe	-	10/26/2001
47	Friday, October 26th 2001 Italians find man with Cdn passport in ship containe	GC	-	10/26/2001
46	Cold war leaves a deadly anthrax legacy phaster.com By Judith Miller NEW YORK	GC	-	10/26/2001
45	Coupon fraud may have helped fund Sept. 11 attacks October 22, 2001 Barron'	Snowshoe	-	10/25/2001
44	I'm familiar with the idea of BT as an organic pesticide, although I haven&#	Snowshoe	-	10/25/2001
43	Polymer makes sense. Maybe some kind of resin. My WAG (wild assed guess) is th	Ilaine	-	10/25/2001
42	Sept. 11 and the unauthorized ID cards from the Virginia DMV Message 16533685	Snowshoe	-	10/25/2001
41	I did scan some of the stuff you posted earlier, but it didn't really sink i	Snowshoe	-	10/25/2001
40	I've posted quite a bit about anthrax over the past few weeks, like many oth	Ilaine	-	10/25/2001
39	I can think fo a couple counter arguments, but it all depends on having a unique	Snowshoe	-	10/25/2001
38	Congress Trying to Guard Food Supply [mw: Jill, weren't we talking about t	Michael Watkins	-	10/25/2001
37	Anthrax bacteria likely to be US military strain Yesterday's news, the arti	Michael Watkins	-	10/25/2001
36	National ID cards Here an argument against their use. What would be the documen	Duffeck	-	10/25/2001
35	>>anthrax spores vary between 1 and 6 microns in diameter<< Thanks,	Snowshoe	-	10/25/2001
34	You're probably right...here's a good article: wire.ap.org	Jill	-	10/25/2001
33	My pure guess is that the contamination came from a letter sent to the State Dep	RocketMan	-	10/25/2001
32	I saw that. I'm trying to figure that one out. Could the envelope have gon	Jill	-	10/25/2001
31	My understanding (not being a medical person) is that anthrax spores vary betwee	RocketMan	-	10/25/2001
30	Just caught the tail end of a report on the local (DC) news that a postal worker	RocketMan	-	10/25/2001
29	I'm fairly certain the spores can be different sizes. Kind of like eggs come	Jill	-	10/25/2001
28	Bush Touts Muslim Pen-Pal Campaign washingtonpost.com Yikes! I do hope they pl	Snowshoe	-	10/25/2001

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