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Big Creek Lumber Nightmare
For first-time visitors, finding Kevin Flynn's house in the Santa Cruz Mountains takes detailed instructions, an eagle eye for weathered signposts and, often, a plaintive last-minute cell-phone call from... ...
Starmail - 12. Dez, 11:04
New chips called a danger to privacy
Sunday, December 11, 2005 By ROBERT M. COOK Staff Writer bcook@fosters.com An IBM worker wheels cartons tagged with RFID, or radio frequency identification, devices past a tag reader at the company's... ...
Starmail - 11. Dez, 18:55
Health call could lead to mast row
Rochdale Observer Published: 9th December 2005 TOWN Hall bosses have been urged to review all mobile masts on their property – by the leader of the council’s largest party. In what could spark a row... ...
Starmail - 10. Dez, 22:32
Bush Threatens U.N. Over Clinton Climate Speech
US, Under Fire, Eases Its Stance in Climate Talks The United States dropped its opposition early Saturday morning to nonbinding talks on addressing global warming after a few words were adjusted in the... ...
Starmail - 11. Dez, 08:40
PLAYING DOWN THE EFFECTS OF CHERNOBYL
Dr Patrick Crowley of the Irish Association of General Practitioners, in a letter published last Thursday (THE IRISH TIMES, Dec 08, 05), challenging the arguments of those recent correspondents who... ...
Starmail - 17. Dez, 23:14
MAST plan gets bad reception
THE CHAIR OF governors at a Bromsgrove school is urging residents to come forward and show their displeasure at proposed plans to add three more phone antennas to a mobile phone mast site near to the school. Nigel... ...
Starmail - 8. Dez, 19:47
Church mast gets go-ahead
West Midlands & Stafford Express and Star Dec 7, 2005 Religious leaders have rejected concerns about the health of Black Country schoolchildren to allow a mobile phone mast to be set up. The Ancient... ...
Starmail - 18. Dez, 22:59
Second opinion on gallery cancer link
By Joyce Morgan Arts Editor December 5, 2005 AN environmental health expert will visit the National Gallery of Australia this week to look at whether there is any connection between cancer cases among... ...
Starmail - 7. Dez, 22:49
Enable Nigerians to know whether or not siting of GSM masts near residential areas, schools, health centres, churches or even police stations can be hazardous in any form whatsoever
Sadly enough, nobody has bordered to ascertain the health implications of their actions not even the State or Federal Ministry of Health. Should the masts collapse for one reason or another, the consequences... ...
Starmail - 7. Dez, 19:16
Total Surveillance
Interview: New consumer-tracking technology threatens to make personal privacy a thing of the past. Katherine Albrecht By Michael Beckel December 6, 2005 related articles Who Holds the Clicker?... ...
Starmail - 7. Dez, 13:45
