On Fri, 30 Nov 2007 14:26:52 -0800 Zoltan Finks
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This reminds me of an annoying habit of someone I know: they often
stand right in front of the eye-level microwave and look at the
cooking food. Then when they believe it's done, they simply open the
door - no shutting
This reminds me of an annoying habit of someone I know: they often
stand right in front of the eye-level microwave and look at the
cooking food. Then when they believe it's done, they simply open the
door - no shutting the thing off first.
I shut it off and wait for a few seconds
Those are nuking at 2450 MHz, where water is really really good at
absorbing that freq. Notice that freq is in an unlicensed band. Notice
also all the gadgets that use that same freq to broadcast their waves,
and then think about that!
What are you made of?
--R
OK Don wrote:
Those are
And, expanding on Glen's comment, the new digital sensors are even
more sensitive.
Then, there's the recent article in Der Spiegel -
A mounting number of studies are coming to some surprising
conclusions about the dangers of nuclear radiation. It might not be as
deadly as is widely believed.
John Robbins wrote:
I think you just dated yourself ;)
He was a boy in West Virginia in 1981?
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Rich Thomas wrote:
Speaking of X-rays, when I was a kid the shoe store had an Xray machine
you could see how the shoe looked on your foot! I wanted to try it once
but my mother wouldn't let me. I thought it was way cool.
Like these? I wonder if something like this with modern tech (lower
People in developed countries have had their lifespans increase a lot
over the last 50-100 years, despite all the scares about this that and
the other thing (coffee good! ooops no coffee bad!, well, a little is
OK!). Since people aren't generally dying now from
preventable/curable/treatable
I remember when my Uncle bought one of the first 21 color TVs. It was a
RCA.
4 months later they recalled the set, installed a piece of heavy leaded
glass in front of the tube applied a label right under the tube that
stated (from memory) Never sit closer than 4 feet and never sit further
out
I don't know what I believe. As always, this is why I put the question
out there.
I'm glad for your health success. Best to you.
Brian
On 11/30/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Benifit FAR out weighs the risk.
If you do not believe this, fine.
Pete, who's life has been
I was wondering when someone would recall those shoe fitting fluoroscopes.
The had three viewing ports, one for child, one for mom and one for the shoe
salesman.
Heck, I learned to crawl as a baby 'cause I was jonesin' for perogoric.
Family doctor once recommended menthol cigarettes to help with
Benifit FAR out weighs the risk.
If you do not believe this, fine.
Pete, who's life has been enhanced if not saved by diagnostic x-ray.
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From: Zoltan Finks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How can it harmful yet the fear of it be unfounded or foolhardy?
I
How can it harmful yet the fear of it be unfounded or foolhardy?
I cross the sreet only when necessary.
Brian
On 11/30/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Diagnostic X-Rays are harmful
Crossing the Street is Dangerous
Unfounded fear of either is foolhardy.
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Diagnostic X-Rays are harmful
Crossing the Street is Dangerous
Unfounded fear of either is foolhardy.
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Peter T. Arnold
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1987 300SDL 286 KMI Relocated to Cleveland, home of RR
1995 F-250 PowerChoke 199Kmi
1954 Metropolitan
Mitch Haley wrote:
John Robbins wrote:
I think you just dated yourself ;)
He was a boy in West Virginia in 1981?
Ha! That could very well be the case ;) It was only one machine though!
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It's all a matter of managing risk.
Dental x-rays use much less radiation than they did 30 years ago.
There are new, faster, whole body 3-D scans that now use more
radiation than the older methods -- you can't lump all diagnostic
x-rays into one bucket and make blanket statements about safety, or
This reminds me of an annoying habit of someone I know: they often
stand right in front of the eye-level microwave and look at the
cooking food. Then when they believe it's done, they simply open the
door - no shutting the thing off first.
I shut it off and wait for a few seconds before opening
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