Cat problem its urgent and important

On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 15:34:58 -0500, "KellyH"
wrote:

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I know this will seem dumb, but I can't figure out how to see the IP of a
message using OE. snip

right click on message, and click properties. Go to the details tab,
and look for NNTP posting host.

HTH

Justin

wrote:

i have two male persian siamese cross (male). I dont give them canned
food. Only boiled potatoes and boiled fish, mashed together.

Potatoes and fish won't give the cat all the nutrients it requires.

This is an excellent example of a homebrewed diet that will in fact be
much worse for your cats than a commercial pet food.

My street
cats eat this too. But i am having a problem nowaday.

No surprise the problems have started.

both of them are
1 year old. One of them has started crying. He cries alot, and ****es
little drops any where in the house, though he is potty trained. he
never did this before. I took him to the Gov. Vet hospital. The doctor
gave him 2 injections and B-Complex syrup to be given 3 times a day,
but no change. What should i do.
one thing more the penis spot my my cat stays dark red. I dont know
why/?


I'd suggest you immediately take all the cats to the vet and explain
what has been going on.

in article , Justin L at
wrote on 3/15/05 3:10 PM:

On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 15:34:58 -0500, "KellyH"
wrote:

snip
I know this will seem dumb, but I can't figure out how to see the IP of a
message using OE. snip

right click on message, and click properties. Go to the details tab,
and look for NNTP posting host.

HTH

Justin

then google for an IP finder. This one is obscure enough some will say they
can't find it, but two different ones come up Monaco. I don't think he is
trolling either.

On 2005-03-15, Karen penned:
in article , Justin L at
wrote on 3/15/05 3:10 PM:

right click on message, and click properties. Go to the details tab, and
look for NNTP posting host.

HTH

Justin

then google for an IP finder. This one is obscure enough some will say they
can't find it, but two different ones come up Monaco. I don't think he is
trolling either.

It's not surprising that these sorts of tools aren't 100% accurate. An IP
address has nothing to do with physical location; it has to do with the block
of IP addresses your ISP has reserved, and that sort of thing changes.

--
monique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully

pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca

"Karen" wrote
then google for an IP finder. This one is obscure enough some will say
they
can't find it, but two different ones come up Monaco. I don't think he is
trolling either.


I know how to find out where an IP resolves to; I just didn't know where to
find it in the headers using OE. I've used samspade.org before to look up
IP's. Justin suggested looking at the NNTP posting host. I noticed some
posts have that, some don't. For example, yours and mine don't, it looks
like you are posting through Individual.net too.
Can someone look at my post and see what IP from which I am posting?
Sorry to sound like an idiot, but everyone (on this group and others) talks
about what IP people are posting from and I didn't know how to see it.

--
-Kelly
kelly at farringtons dot net
"Wake up, and smell the cat food" -TMBG

On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 17:02:33 -0500, "KellyH"
wrote:

"Karen" wrote
then google for an IP finder. This one is obscure enough some will say
they
can't find it, but two different ones come up Monaco. I don't think he is
trolling either.


I know how to find out where an IP resolves to; I just didn't know where to
find it in the headers using OE. I've used samspade.org before to look up
IP's. Justin suggested looking at the NNTP posting host. I noticed some
posts have that, some don't. For example, yours and mine don't, it looks
like you are posting through Individual.net too.
Can someone look at my post and see what IP from which I am posting?
Sorry to sound like an idiot, but everyone (on this group and others) talks
about what IP people are posting from and I didn't know how to see it.

It looks like yours is hidden. It may be something individual.net does
to protect customers?

Justin

On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 17:02:33 -0500, "KellyH"
wrote:

"Karen" wrote
then google for an IP finder. This one is obscure enough some will say
they
can't find it, but two different ones come up Monaco. I don't think he is
trolling either.


I know how to find out where an IP resolves to; I just didn't know where to
find it in the headers using OE. I've used samspade.org before to look up
IP's. Justin suggested looking at the NNTP posting host. I noticed some
posts have that, some don't. For example, yours and mine don't, it looks
like you are posting through Individual.net too.
Can someone look at my post and see what IP from which I am posting?
Sorry to sound like an idiot, but everyone (on this group and others) talks
about what IP people are posting from and I didn't know how to see it.

also,
There is an x-trace, which is what individual.net would use to track
down abusers.

Justin

in article , KellyH at
wrote on 3/15/05 4:02 PM:

"Karen" wrote
then google for an IP finder. This one is obscure enough some will say
they
can't find it, but two different ones come up Monaco. I don't think he is
trolling either.


I know how to find out where an IP resolves to; I just didn't know where to
find it in the headers using OE. I've used samspade.org before to look up
IP's. Justin suggested looking at the NNTP posting host. I noticed some
posts have that, some don't. For example, yours and mine don't, it looks
like you are posting through Individual.net too.
Can someone look at my post and see what IP from which I am posting?
Sorry to sound like an idiot, but everyone (on this group and others) talks
about what IP people are posting from and I didn't know how to see it.

yeah, I don't see one in your headers.

"Justin L" wrote

It looks like yours is hidden. It may be something individual.net does
to protect customers?


Teranews does it too. However, all it takes is a
hex editor and a few simple instructions to alter
the IP addresses in Usenet posts.

"KellyH" wrote

I know this will seem dumb, but I can't figure out how to see the IP of a
message using OE. When I look at my own messages, it shows that I'm
posting
through uni-berlin.de, because I'm using Individual.Net. But, my Internet
access is from Comcast in Massachusetts. I can't see where it shows that
I'm in even in the US.
--

Your news server masks your IP address. Mine does too.
Some do, some don't. If you look at the properties of my
post you will see that you cannot see my Bellsouth IP either.