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Line 67: ON ERROR GOTO errorhandler...line 205: errorhandler: RESUME NEXT... Obviously, this code has no errors ;-)
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Input validation needed. http://codes.io/12345 returns " Application Error An error occurred in the application and your page could not be served. Please try again in a few moments. If you are the application owner, ch
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No one has it all together. Ever. Full stop. So quit worrying. Do -> measure -> adjust -> repeat. Most people don't peak professionally until they're in their 40's.
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It did. And you pay good money to carry one on your person. Ever wonder why what comes out of Silicon Valley seems to augment the Military surveillance effort? "The Secret History of Silicon Valley": https://www.youtube
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@maverickson: this just in: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26151230
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so how do you propose to measure this "social interaction" model? And are you really, seriously, running the "no mechanism" claim about RF induced bioeffects?
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to anywhere near the power of 10^18?
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When disease - like sleep disruption - spreads rapidly across a large area with no apparent vector, look for a common change in environment. For example, ambient RF has increased to 1000000000000000000 times natural background levels over s
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For me there are two take-away points from that video: 1). do one thing and be absolutely awesome at it. 2). take complete responsibility for your customers success at using your product.
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Try sleeping in a place away from sources of RF/EMF. Tent in the woods, log cabin, car even (not a Tesla though).
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Wow. But hey, on the other side, you could view it as a quality-stamp on the people who've gotten through that kind of hassle. The Germans obviously mean business. Achtung!
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Much better quality scans: http://www.cufon.org/pdf/4_NSA_Tech_Journal_Articles.pdf (see page 20 onwards)
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Want to live longer? Try a 24-hour tech shutdown
(bbc.com)
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"TLDR"?? Wow. If you read studies the same way and don't go beyond the first sentence of the abstract, then no wonder you've failed to spot the methodological problems in said EHS studies! You can test for anything in a
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Thank you! Finally an actual critique instead of a knee-jerk downvote. Belpomme is the main figure of ARTAC, yes, but its by no means a "one-man organisation". Look him up on PubMed for published work and please reply back if you
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..and exactly how is that relevant to the above? Perhaps you could grace everyone with your detailed rebuttal of the above scientific information...
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The condition of electro-hypersensitivity mentioned in the article is real and research results into objective physiological markers were presented at a recent scientific conference in Belgium by Prof. Dominique Belpomme of the ARTAC instit
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190 Experts Warn UN of Health Hazards Associated with Wireless Technology
(techtimes.com)
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"a bag of salt water, which is what a cell is"!!? Wow. It always amazes me how physicists manage to reduce the extremely complex and beautiful world of biology for their own computational comfort. Is your brain simply a "bag
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Seems like that document has been disappeared from the FCC website.
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Thanks for your interest pdiddy. Thousands of scientific studies in the biological effects of low-level RF and ELF are summarized and referenced in the independent Bioinitiative Report: http://www.bioinitiative.org/table-of-
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Give your back a few days to adjust to the change. First days might hurt a bit. After that you'll begin to feel your back muscles strengthen. Its worth it IMHO. Possibly get a motorized sitting/standing desk so you can shift postu
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#1: Reduce your exposure to wireless radiation. It causes severe oxidative stress load and Rapid Ageing Syndrome. #2: Regard sleep as sacred! Switch off all wireless devices when you go to bed and avoid mains-powered clock radios etc. in yo
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Everyone should immediately drop cellphones and wireless equipment for health reasons. I did so more than ten years ago after developing headaches from the radiofrequency exposure from cellphones. Then I began looking into the science. Deep
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What does photon energy tell us about cellphone safety? (2011)
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I really like this and enjoy the fact that the interviews aren't fast-paced, snappy-answers kind of drivel. Its OK to take your time, think, reflect, stare out the window - and that's coming from a true expert ;). I don't hav
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The videos I watched all had English subs...
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The majority of wireless radiation/semen quality studies show oxidative stress as the mechanism behind the observed DNA damage. Sperm cells are a great model for studying the effects because they don't have the same protective mea
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Low intensity radiofrequency radiation: a new oxidant for living cells
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Facebook was down? That's fantastic! Hopefully people looked up from their devices and: a) listened to birdsong b) amazed at flowers and plants c) initiated a conversation with someone in physical proximity d) enjoyed what was going on
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