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Is Wi-Fi Bad For Your Health?
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in⋅de⋅pend⋅ent
adjective
free from the influence, control, or determination of another or others; specif.,
free from the rule of another; controlling or governing oneself; self-governing
free from influence, persuasion, or bias; objective an independent observer
relying only on oneself or one's own abilities, judgment, etc.; self-confident; self-reliant independent in thinking
I can’t tell you the number of times over the years that someone has come up to me when I’m pulling cables and commented, “Some day everything will be wireless.” And it certainly seems to be going in that direction.
Chances are if you have gone shopping for a new TV any time in the past five years you stumbled into a mire of confusing issues about specifications and connections.
Wireless is great but hard wired systems, from security to surround sound, are still the best. Getting the wires to where they need to be seems impossible when you look around the room.
Pruning is done for a number of very good reasons and one all-too-common bad reason. It is a real art, and it will make a significant difference in the health and appearance of your woody shrubs and trees.
I received an e-mail from Neil saying, “I have a sister in Toronto that’s in a wheelchair and can’t move anything other than her head, so she can’t answer the phone or make a call if she needs to. I have been looking for a totally hands free voice activated phone.”