New evidence in mobile phone tumour link
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ABOUT CELL PHONE AND HEALTH, WHAT EVERY BODY MUST KNOW
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Most cancer in firefighters is due to radio-frequency radiation exposure
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WHO Criticized for Neglecting Evidence
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Many of Our Modern Electrical Conveniences Are Making Us Sick
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Wi-fi and Wimax: Why You Shouldn't Use Them
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Wireless Victims Lawyer
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House Sparrow: Declining Population
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The Precautionary Principle in the Context of Mobile Phone and Base Station Radiofrequency Exposures
//omega.twoday.net/stories/5711775/

Carrigaline, Co Cork's Health Centre's mast vastly exceeds rec. number of antennae
//omega.twoday.net/stories/5711750/

The mayor of Clamart switches off a celltower
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Protecting Children from Potentially Harmful Effects of Radiofrequency Microwave Radiation (Wi-Fi) in the Public School Setting
//omega.twoday.net/stories/5712734/

Eileen O'Connor and the RRT campaign against mobile phone masts
//omega.twoday.net/stories/5714063/

Portland resolution
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Telefonica 02 UK refused planning permission for phone masts
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Econet gets base station reprieve
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Outcry over phone mast plan near play area
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Clamart Town Council deactivated the Orange relay antenna on the roof of the council offices in the name of the precautionary principle
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York residents object to Vodafone mast
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Warning given about 'electrosmog' on Island
//omega.twoday.net/stories/5713346/

Resident fears over electricity upgrade
//omega.twoday.net/stories/5708054/

Anger over power line upgrade and health issues
//omega.twoday.net/stories/5708869/

Artificial radiation from directed energy HF microwaves from Hertzian Repeaters and Relay Antennas
//omega.twoday.net/stories/5704786/

Social worries about new Smart Meters for gas/electricity
//omega.twoday.net/stories/5709542/

Pressure Mounts to Amend Directive Restricting MRI Use in Europe
//omega.twoday.net/stories/5712846/

Next-up News Nr 961+962
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News from Mast Sanity
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Wimax in the U.S

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Did you hear about the big new deal? I'm talking about the deal that will make the whole USA one big hot spot?

In case you didn't see the story here's what's happening.

Sprint and Clearwire have joined forces to build a new 'WiMax' network.Wi-Max is a new wireless technology made to reach way beyond anything in place today. Simply put, Wi-Max is Wi-Fi on steroids.

Here's what I mean: Bluetooth technology will work up to a distance of about 30 feet. A Wi-Fi signal will work up to a distance of about 300 feet. Now get ready for this. WiMax will work up to a distance of 3 miles from a mobile base and up to 30 miles from a stationary base! Did you get that? 30 MILES !!!

(If you want to know more about Wi-Fi and Wi-Max I recently posted an article about this technology at //ezinearticles.com/?id=1083187 .)

The idea is to cover whole metropolitan cities with a Wi-Max signal.

The goal is to make the USA one great big hot spot. This means we're all going to get blanketed with wireless radiation whether we like it or not 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

This giant network will have "open access" meaning anyone with a compatible device will be able to access it. Web applications like email and videos will also be supported. So it'll be very popular and no doubt will open up wireless access to a much larger segment of the population.

The founding companies hope to have Wi-Max services available to half the U.S. population by 2010 and the whole USA shortly thereafter.

Who's involved in this giant scheme besides Sprint and Clearwire? Well, Comcast is contributing $1.05 billion, Intel is contributing $1 billion, Time Warner Cable is throwing in $550 million and Google another $500 million. Google has already invested $600 million in Clearwire previously.

So those are your major players in this massive electropollution- producing machine. You can figure out why they're kicking in so much money by what they do. They know this is going to be a massive market and they want to capitalize.

We've got a lot of work to do to educate others. You know, it's
30 miles of Wi-Max today but it'll be 300 miles of something else in a year to two. That's just what technology does. Especially when there's no one around to look out for the safety of all those who will be blanketed by this giant Wi-Max cloud. Where are you, FDA?


Lynn Quiring, RPh, CCN, NMD
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From: Mark G./Iris Atzmon



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