>>>>Oh, wait, that was the microwave. Never mind.
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>>LOL. BTW, if haven't replaced your microwave in a couple of years, do it- that thing is leaking nasty EMF all over the kitchen.
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>>Also, if you have a wireless router at home, consider getting rid if it. Latest unpublished research is strongly suggesting a link between wireless and childhood lymphoma. I know several pediatricians who are not willing to wait for peer review: they've eliminated wireless from their homes. Something to consider even for those who don't have kids. FWIW, I hadn't realized how prevalent wireless has become until my daughter's new Macbook Air arrived and I tried to plug in the ethernet cable- to discover there's no ethernet port. Yep, new Mac models don't have an RJ45 port because everybody has wireless. Freaky.
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>What re you using at home for networking John and what do you think of these warnings?
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>My wife feels that they are harmful so we have devolo powerline adapters. I'm a don't know and I'd have to say the lack of wireless is often inconvenient and we end up with a lot of trailing cables, also as Thomas mentions I can see about 10 other wireless connections as I sit here. For the same reason we have a wired phone (getting quite hard to find now).

Sounds somewhat familiar: LAN cables at couches and beds, at least one USB and one Laptop power adapter within 10m (having 3 Fuji laptops paid off by allowing 3 replacements for each machine to grow into a nice pool), in the car *and* at regularly visited work places. Wired phones at desks, although often I call within the talk from the wireless if I feel the need for a tiger's prowl to activate all brain areas in longer (thought-needing) calls ;-) Should get a cable earspeaker/microphone combo to a dect phone, so prowling gets less radiation near that echo space between the ears like I do when called for longer talks on the cell phone... As WLAN is mostly off when I am alone WLAN router not yet put into a corner where squared distance minimizes radiation exposure.