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Seattle Magazine | Arts & Culture/News & Features/Health | UW Scientist Henry Lai Makes Waves in the Cell Phone Industry that is one of many, it explains the whole story i feel, with regard to the science and its funding. I realise it is a bold statement, and your body DOES know the difference, when exposed to non-ionising radiation it goes into a 'defensive' mode and recognises it as an attack at a cellular level. look at the studies done about melatonin levels in humans etc when exposed to non-ionising radiation and you will find it is lowered ! why??
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1- a RF signal is most certainly NOT an rf signal with or without data the waveform changes dramatically in shape etc 2- i may not be qualified to digest papers you are correct but i have at least tried 3- the program only showed measured values they cannot be wrong if the meter is calibrated correctly- thus the liebour government repeated them and found them to be higher - go look it up 4- the paper quite clearly shows how cancer rates have increased when wireless communication has been used, and have you never heard of a radio? television ?? they all communicate data i suspect you have already decided what you want to be true, but non-ionising radiation causes damage to DNA when transmitting data.
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if you think that all the science papers that powerwatch refer to on the site 'pubmed' are somehow a hoax then you are mistaken, like i explained previously 3 types of research are done and the ones that do not transmit data i.e- not the real world, do not ( mostly) find harmful effects, however when these devices are used in the 'real world' and tested transmitting data negative health effects are found. its a scientific fact !, even if we don't like the truth it is still the truth. non-ionising radiation causes DNA damage/mutation and cell damage when transmitting data, it also causes the human body to go into a 'histamine' type response as if under attack/allergy according to some experiments. I am neither a statistician nor a scientist, i like the majory believed that all this was a load of bull, until i actually started to look at the science papers and how funding from the telecoms industry was skewing the truth, i.e telecoms funding either directly or indirectly funded the types 1 and 2 research which they 'knew' would show no or little effects. interestingly enough the panorama program that started a lot of the controversy was merely showing the measured levels of radiation, did you know that the LIEbour government also conducted the same experiments and found levels HIGHER than those in the program? http://iddd.de/umtsno/cancertrends.pdf this is a swedish study, that as far as i am aware has been carried out the same way over a period of time showing the increase in cancers, especially with the introduction of wireless communications
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i think i am not communicating my point very well, if you are healthy and quite possibly young ,the DNA mutation and cell damage can be reapired by the body, similar to gettin a sunburn etc, but if you are older perhaps this damage cannot be repaired as quickly due to age? this may be a reason for higer incidence in older people ?? regardless of the technology used damage is done, there is also the consideration of other factors that may contribute which could be ??? lots of things ! but the damage to the human body is still done and that is not a good thing i think you will agree, it is not worth the risk in my opinion just like sun bathing without sunscreen isnt a sensible thing.
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thanks guys , i don't feel so bad now, just the normal microsoft uselessness
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the confusion around is massive, there is a new zealand study that also says that cancer rates have gone down, but worry that children may be have some cummulative effects. also death rate is not the same as incident rate. this area is a total minefield i have been studying it off and on for years. and the post i made a little while ago is the truth of the matter. it is down to personal health and useage , but if the device transmits data through you then it mutates dna and damages cells. there is also the introduction of DECT cordless phones in the home to take into account too if you look up the work of professor ollie johannson you can see that prostate cancer incident increased after the introduction of VHF radio. endless statistics and viewpoints, but the science i have said still holds true, damage DOES occur to DNA and cells at much lower levels than those regarded as safe, when you test in real worls scenarios.
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In the last 32 years, brain cancer incidence rates have increased by 23% for men and 25% for women. In 2010, the incidence rate was 8 new cases per 100,000 men and 5 new cases per 100,000 women. This equates to nearly 2,300 newly diagnosed cases in men and just under 1,700 in women. The reasons for the increase in this relatively rare cancer are still under investigation. that is from the ONS website
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If you want to know the truth about non-ionising radiation and its dangers you firstly need to understand that there are 3 real methods of scientific investigation. 1- the first method assumes that the ONLY way damage can occur is through heating the tissue, of course this is very minimal, so all results show no if little damage. 2- the second method is to test the dangers by applying a sinusoidal wave of frequency 'x' and this also shows very little negative effects 3- the third method actually applies the 'real world use' where data is been transmitted between the device and the wireless access point, and this has been found to mutate DNA and to actually damage cells too !! most of the funding is for type 1 and 2 types of research that are likely to show little or no negative effects. type3 research almost always shows negative biological effects. over 70% if INDEPENDANTLY funded research shows negative effects. using non-ionising radiation is like going out in the sun without sun cream in my opinion, but a healthy person should be able to 'shake off' the damage done. if you want to read the scientific papers google powerwatch, they are all there listed, make up your own mind, but the one thing that EVERYONE'S body does is react to non-ionising radiation in a negative/threatening way.
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Hi all, i have been waiting for a month now for microsoft to associate my schools licenses with my school microsoft email/account. I can sign in ok to email and to the microsoft account. The support at pugh has been great, but i was wondering if anyone else has had the same? Microsoft say the problem has been escalated but that was weeks ago, and a month to resolve a login problem for a customer is just disgusting.
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hi there, does anyone have a manual for this laminating machine. it is the Oslo ultralam 320 digital puch laminator machine, cant find one anywhere. if anyone has a manual they could scan, or a user guide for staff that would be most helpful many thanks
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Hitachi projector replacement spare parts
farmerste replied to samba_man's topic in AV and Multimedia Related
is the high power led just there to draw some current from the circuit so the control board senses it? can you tell us what voltage LED you used and which way you set polarity? thanks -
[Digital Signage] Alternative to ShowPoint?
farmerste replied to p858snake's topic in Educational Software
have you looked at EM powerpoint to video converter, there is a free version ? -
I found recently that a driver extracted from a running machine using Smart driver backup portable version ,did not get removed during sysprep. i took the intel video driver off a working machine and then as I recreated a new image I found it hadn't been stripped after sysprep. this was intel HD graphics v9.17.10.3347 ( win7 to win 7 obviously) hope this might help someone out.
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has anyone got any more recommendations in this area, i am looking for an LED scrolling display we could perhaps update with a usb or sd-card
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Hi does anyone use the Celestron :- Celestron Amoeba Digital Microscope with 200x: Amazon.co.uk: Camera & Photo I was wondering if you need any software with this microsocpe, it looks similat to the old Intel Play ones, or are the tts ones the best choice? does anyone know if the tts or the celestron will work with Amcap viewer
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i have used the above to pass the username only with a bit of editing to outlook.com, but it no longer works, so i have changed the website to login.live as in :- Please press GO to auto fill a.user Outlook Live logon if you copy and paste into notepad, and save as a html page, you can see it will pass the username correctly, but as soon as you have entered the password it falls down? can anyone help with this? thanks
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sorry to divert this thread a little, i was wondering if you had considered Cisco managed wireless at all, i have someone trying to sell me it as a solution, and i was wondering if anyone had experience of it? I currently use apple airports as we only have limited number of netbooks thankfully. thanks
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can anyone help me now we are moving to live @edu, or outlook-live, i am trying the following as a html file :- Please enter the password for username at outlook live it doesn't pass the password field to outlook live properly, does anyone know if this can be done, or how can i make the above just pass the username fields, and wait for the user to input their password. i intend to make a html file for each user that needs this feature ( with their username already in there), like i did with my previous mail server logon. many thanks
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i found the buses/coaches are quicker than the trains in NZ. I have been a couple of times for a month, so if you have any questions , happy to help.
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thanks for the info, i am really looking for something cheap, and simple that will stop the sql, and then do a backup of seleted areas, verify, and the restart sql, a bit like backupexec does now. i also have to consider that a none ict tech might have to log in, and check backup has worked, and size of backup time taken etc, so something a bit simpler may be helpful. internal drives ( tape) seem to be really expensive, but might have to go with this regardless. thanks
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i am asking for some advice, we currently use tape backup on the sims admin server running sql 2k5, and sql 2k8, on a server 2003 standard box. ( symantec backup for software ) i am currently looking to upgrade the server to 2k8, and i was wondering what people could suggest as a backup solution that is on site, either tape or nas. ( looking at a dell server ) we currently use a tape and backup less than 30Gb per night, the office manager then takes home with her the 'last known good' backup each night in case of disaster, which is a good habit i will have problem breaking. can anyone give me a software solution and a nas or external drive/tape solution they are currently using with sims on a 2k8 platform. off site backup is the last preferrred option. obviously it will need to be compatible with sims, and the sql. thanks in advance
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Google chrome frame for IE
farmerste replied to adameye's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
i have read that installing this google chrome plugin can compromise IE security , Microsoft: Google Chrome Frame makes IE less secure does anyone know if this is still a problem, as the above article is a couple of years old?, we have subscribed to a website, which won't let you continue without either chrome, or this plugin, pas the homepage, which i believe is rubbish. we are currently using ie8, and won't be upgrading to ie9 obviously until we get windows7 or even hate ( sorry mean eight) -
i just came across this little utility,called defprof.exe, which needs to be run as administrator from a command prompt. ForensiT Free Downloads previously, i had been creating a local default user by using this guide :- http://www.answersthatwork.com/Download_Area/ATW_Library/Windows_7/Win7__4-How_to_create_a_default_user_profile_in_Windows_7.PDF I have found no problems so far after the machine has been sysprepped, but ........ hope it helps someone
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the only things you need to remember about politics are :- 1- mean are from mars, women are from venus, and politiciains are from uranus.. 2- and quoting frankie boyle - " the party doesnt matter, it is like voting in a slightly different type of ! "
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ICT Replacement Plan for the next 3 years. How do you do it?
farmerste replied to tj2419's topic in How do you do....it?
another thing to consider is when you are buying a 'batch' of computers, to buy a few extra, and put them into another area, e.g admin etc, this might sound funny but an example would be, buy 30 computers for ict suite, and 5 of same model into admin office, that way when one of the ict pc's gets trashed, you can take one from admin, and all images, drivers will work, you just buy a new 'oddball' pc for the admin user. this has worked well in the past, and can help make your life easier, and the lifespan of the ict suite may be extended if it doesnt contain odd hardware.
