Guest guest Posted July 26, 2010 Report Share Posted July 26, 2010 Kassis- You have a great attitude! Don't give up! :-) Keep on studying hard! Have you applied for Federal Pell Grants? I hate to see you have to scrimp so hard for school. I would think with your family situation you would be a shoe-in for a little help. You have paid the taxes for it. Use it if you can! Terry's school has a serious case of left hand vs. right hand issues. I don't think he is going back this semester. Registration has already been in progress for a few weeks and he hasn't registered. We are starting to think he should just go into business for himself no matter what happens, and right now I think he isn't seeing the value in the education he has received thus far. I wish he would go back soon, but really I wish he would just choose a career path and go after it 100%. HE is a brilliant artisit, but his self-confidence is lacking. I think his self-confidence was damaged by bad schools calling him stupid rather than working with his disability and recognizing how gifted he is in other areas. Frustrating!! P > > > hey paula > i did get some paperwork from the school yesterday. basically the courses i took do not match up to their required curriculum so hence why none of my business courses and what not counted. the math,thankfully, is only one semester. tonya and i had some back and forth on that on FB about what is a good course to take. i just have to take another level of math at community college then i can do the math at LC. i was upset about it at first but i think i can pull a couple bucks together for that. apparently the class i took in the former college was not an accredited college level class. i didn't know you can get some compensation for it but its been so long i wouldn't even know where to begin LOL. > i hope terry can get his school worked out too. i thought they offered some assistance for learning disabled folks. like doing some other math prep courses! > i will be ironing out the last few details soon. i just hope my advisor info comes in before orientation. since i only have to take one semester of math i might take it closer to when i have to start taking my major courses as the class i am thinking of taking will help with my major. also going with latin and latin literature in translation since some medical/anatomy terms have latin base . my general courses aren't going to be as many as i thought and that is SUCH a relief. there is a wellness class all students have to take and i already have the text so i think i am ready! LOL. > thanks paula. > > KASSIA > LDY_SOLANA'S WEBPAGE > > wife,mother,student,kettlebelle > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 2010 Report Share Posted July 26, 2010 Kassis- You have a great attitude! Don't give up! :-) Keep on studying hard! Have you applied for Federal Pell Grants? I hate to see you have to scrimp so hard for school. I would think with your family situation you would be a shoe-in for a little help. You have paid the taxes for it. Use it if you can! Terry's school has a serious case of left hand vs. right hand issues. I don't think he is going back this semester. Registration has already been in progress for a few weeks and he hasn't registered. We are starting to think he should just go into business for himself no matter what happens, and right now I think he isn't seeing the value in the education he has received thus far. I wish he would go back soon, but really I wish he would just choose a career path and go after it 100%. HE is a brilliant artisit, but his self-confidence is lacking. I think his self-confidence was damaged by bad schools calling him stupid rather than working with his disability and recognizing how gifted he is in other areas. Frustrating!! P > > > hey paula > i did get some paperwork from the school yesterday. basically the courses i took do not match up to their required curriculum so hence why none of my business courses and what not counted. the math,thankfully, is only one semester. tonya and i had some back and forth on that on FB about what is a good course to take. i just have to take another level of math at community college then i can do the math at LC. i was upset about it at first but i think i can pull a couple bucks together for that. apparently the class i took in the former college was not an accredited college level class. i didn't know you can get some compensation for it but its been so long i wouldn't even know where to begin LOL. > i hope terry can get his school worked out too. i thought they offered some assistance for learning disabled folks. like doing some other math prep courses! > i will be ironing out the last few details soon. i just hope my advisor info comes in before orientation. since i only have to take one semester of math i might take it closer to when i have to start taking my major courses as the class i am thinking of taking will help with my major. also going with latin and latin literature in translation since some medical/anatomy terms have latin base . my general courses aren't going to be as many as i thought and that is SUCH a relief. there is a wellness class all students have to take and i already have the text so i think i am ready! LOL. > thanks paula. > > KASSIA > LDY_SOLANA'S WEBPAGE > > wife,mother,student,kettlebelle > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2010 Report Share Posted July 27, 2010 hey paula, would they only give grants for one class and books? my LC tuition is taken care of other then $100 registration for part times(BTW does anybody know if that is by semester or by the year, dh assumed that is for the year but i never thought about it). my general studies aren't as overloaded as i thought so i am feeling better already. just gotta get the whole book thing figured out. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2010 Report Share Posted July 27, 2010 hey paula, would they only give grants for one class and books? my LC tuition is taken care of other then $100 registration for part times(BTW does anybody know if that is by semester or by the year, dh assumed that is for the year but i never thought about it). my general studies aren't as overloaded as i thought so i am feeling better already. just gotta get the whole book thing figured out. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2010 Report Share Posted July 27, 2010 hey paula, would they only give grants for one class and books? my LC tuition is taken care of other then $100 registration for part times(BTW does anybody know if that is by semester or by the year, dh assumed that is for the year but i never thought about it). my general studies aren't as overloaded as i thought so i am feeling better already. just gotta get the whole book thing figured out. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2010 Report Share Posted July 27, 2010 Loans require you to be at least half time but Pell Grants do not. They should have a financial aid person there that can assist you. Are your books etc. covered?? http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/index.jsp a > > hey paula, > > > would they only give grants for one class and books? my LC tuition is taken care of other then $100 registration for part times(BTW does anybody know if that is by semester or by the year, dh assumed that is for the year but i never thought about it). > > my general studies aren't as overloaded as i thought so i am feeling better already. just gotta get the whole book thing figured out. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2010 Report Share Posted July 27, 2010 thanks for the link paula,dh and i will try to go over it together later. my books are not covered unfortunately but i have found some great resources to purchases some and the guy that runs the book store said he would help me out since he and dh are buds(probably cut a big break on some used ones). we are still waiting for word about advisor info to see if that math class would be covered or not. i do have to pay the registration(which was only $100 for part time student) which i assume is yearly but not totally positive. but otherwise the tuition is covered through employee remission. they basically let immediate family go to school for free while you are working there :DKASSIALDY_SOLANA'S WEBPAGEwife,mother,student,kettlebelle>> hey paula,> > > would they only give grants for one class and books? my LC tuition is taken care of other then $100 registration for part times(BTW does anybody know if that is by semester or by the year, dh assumed that is for the year but i never thought about it). > > my general studies aren't as overloaded as i thought so i am feeling better already. just gotta get the whole book thing figured out. >------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2010 Report Share Posted July 27, 2010 thanks for the link paula,dh and i will try to go over it together later. my books are not covered unfortunately but i have found some great resources to purchases some and the guy that runs the book store said he would help me out since he and dh are buds(probably cut a big break on some used ones). we are still waiting for word about advisor info to see if that math class would be covered or not. i do have to pay the registration(which was only $100 for part time student) which i assume is yearly but not totally positive. but otherwise the tuition is covered through employee remission. they basically let immediate family go to school for free while you are working there :DKASSIALDY_SOLANA'S WEBPAGEwife,mother,student,kettlebelle>> hey paula,> > > would they only give grants for one class and books? my LC tuition is taken care of other then $100 registration for part times(BTW does anybody know if that is by semester or by the year, dh assumed that is for the year but i never thought about it). > > my general studies aren't as overloaded as i thought so i am feeling better already. just gotta get the whole book thing figured out. >------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2010 Report Share Posted July 27, 2010 Remember to claim ALL your expenses on your tax - tuition, books, supplies, software etc.!!! I think Amazon, ebay and criaglist can be great resources. I HATE it when they release a new edition and there are one or two minor changes. Then they make you pay full price. GRRRRRRRR ;-) a > > > > hey paula, > > > > > > would they only give grants for one class and books? my LC tuition is taken care of other then $100 registration for part times(BTW does anybody know if that is by semester or by the year, dh assumed that is for the year but i never thought about it). > > > > my general studies aren't as overloaded as i thought so i am feeling better already. just gotta get the whole book thing figured out. > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2010 Report Share Posted July 27, 2010 Remember to claim ALL your expenses on your tax - tuition, books, supplies, software etc.!!! I think Amazon, ebay and criaglist can be great resources. I HATE it when they release a new edition and there are one or two minor changes. Then they make you pay full price. GRRRRRRRR ;-) a > > > > hey paula, > > > > > > would they only give grants for one class and books? my LC tuition is taken care of other then $100 registration for part times(BTW does anybody know if that is by semester or by the year, dh assumed that is for the year but i never thought about it). > > > > my general studies aren't as overloaded as i thought so i am feeling better already. just gotta get the whole book thing figured out. > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2010 Report Share Posted July 27, 2010 LOL i hear that! my dd's therapist says it depends on the professor that i can get away with an edition then is an edition or 2 behind. so that is a plus on $$$ but ease of finding the books.but i will be certain to claim ALL my school stuff. well prob. not my recent spree since i tossed the receipts. notebooks were only 15 cent for spiral bound and 25 cent for composition so all month long i have been grabbing a handful or two when i happen to be out at the store. LOL but if i need anything specific for class i will be sure to save my proof. need all the help i can get there LOL. wonder if i can claim the laptop? LOL KASSIALDY_SOLANA'S WEBPAGEwife,mother,student,kettlebelleSubject: Re: hey!To: exercisevideos Date: Tuesday, July 27, 2010, 5:22 PMRemember to claim ALL your expenses on your tax - tuition, books, supplies, software etc.!!! I think Amazon, ebay and criaglist can be great resources. I HATE it when they release a new edition and there are one or two minor changes. Then they make you pay full price. GRRRRRRRR;-)a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2010 Report Share Posted July 27, 2010 We claimed Terry's laptop! ;-) Its essential to his studies! > > > Subject: Re: hey! > To: exercisevideos > Date: Tuesday, July 27, 2010, 5:22 PM > > Remember to claim ALL your expenses on your tax - tuition, books, supplies, software etc.!!! > > I think Amazon, ebay and criaglist can be great resources. I HATE it when they release a new edition and there are one or two minor changes. Then they make you pay full price. GRRRRRRRR > ;-) > a > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2010 Report Share Posted July 27, 2010 We claimed Terry's laptop! ;-) Its essential to his studies! > > > Subject: Re: hey! > To: exercisevideos > Date: Tuesday, July 27, 2010, 5:22 PM > > Remember to claim ALL your expenses on your tax - tuition, books, supplies, software etc.!!! > > I think Amazon, ebay and criaglist can be great resources. I HATE it when they release a new edition and there are one or two minor changes. Then they make you pay full price. GRRRRRRRR > ;-) > a > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2010 Report Share Posted July 27, 2010 AWESOME!! i will certainly give it a shot this thing wasn't cheap as far as laptops go,but my techie friend insisted it would well surpass my intended time at school LOLKASSIALDY_SOLANA'S WEBPAGEwife,mother,student,kettlebelleFrom: a Subject: Re: hey!To: exercisevideos Date: Tuesday, July 27, 2010, 7:47 PMWe claimed Terry's laptop! ;-) Its essential to his studies! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2010 Report Share Posted July 27, 2010 AWESOME!! i will certainly give it a shot this thing wasn't cheap as far as laptops go,but my techie friend insisted it would well surpass my intended time at school LOLKASSIALDY_SOLANA'S WEBPAGEwife,mother,student,kettlebelleFrom: a Subject: Re: hey!To: exercisevideos Date: Tuesday, July 27, 2010, 7:47 PMWe claimed Terry's laptop! ;-) Its essential to his studies! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 27, 2011 Report Share Posted April 27, 2011 Hi People! This is for all you techies.....Is there a system that will automatically disable the wireless in a computer when you shut it down? Or do you have to manually disable the wireless function - like when you go to bed? A friend of mine thought he had heard of such a system, but to date, the only way I know is to manually disable the wireless each night, before you go to sleep. Thanks for all your help. You guys/gals are a tremendous help to all in need of wonderful and insightful solutions/remedies. LIzzie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 28, 2011 Report Share Posted April 28, 2011 I am soorry, but that is nonsense. The only swith on a monitor is to turn the monitor on or off. The CPU does not have a switch. The wireless on the router must be put off, but also as well on the computer, because he will continuously be searching for the modem. Greetings, Claessens member Verband Baubiologie www.milieuziektes.nl www.milieuziektes.be www.hetbitje.nl checked by Norton Hey! esens Date: Wednesday, April 27, 2011, 7:59 PM Hi People! This is for all you techies.....Is there a system that will automatically disable the wireless in a computer when you shut it down? Or do you have to manually disable the wireless function - like when you go to bed? A friend of mine thought he had heard of such a system, but to date, the only way I know is to manually disable the wireless each night, before you go to sleep. Thanks for all your help. You guys/gals are a tremendous help to all in need of wonderful and insightful solutions/remedies. LIzzie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 28, 2011 Report Share Posted April 28, 2011 Sorry, I was thinking it was like a laptop. Haven't used a desktop in a while. :| From: thode <lizt777@...> Subject: Hey! esens Date: Wednesday, April 27, 2011, 7:59 PM Hi People! This is for all you techies.....Is there a system that will automatically disable the wireless in a computer when you shut it down? Or do you have to manually disable the wireless function - like when you go to bed? A friend of mine thought he had heard of such a system, but to date, the only way I know is to manually disable the wireless each night, before you go to sleep. Thanks for all your help. You guys/gals are a tremendous help to all in need of wonderful and insightful solutions/remedies. LIzzie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 28, 2011 Report Share Posted April 28, 2011 Thanks for all your info...I thought as much myself. Personally speaking, I wouldn't " own " anything wireless. But I have a friend who actually belongs to another ES site....who is living in a nightmare house (not his) that has super high ele and mag fields...which are really making him sick. I " m fairly certain that the entire community of sardine housing has the grid turned up on FRY! My advice since he couldn't fix that house, was to get the H_lll out of there...so he's toying with going to live with a relative, who uses a wireless laptop/or computer (dont' know which). As I'm sure some of you can relate to, trying to keep up/remember and follow all these e-mails can be a challenge for ES people...so I " m trying to help this person help themself. Thanks for taking the time to answer me...I was pretty sure there wasn't an easy off for the wireless, but since I don't own one, I had to ask the experts, you guys. **I never even thought about the " router " part...turning that part off...it makes perfect sense. Blessings of Many, Lizzie From: necessejamais@... Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2011 10:54:22 -0700 Subject: Re: Hey! Sorry, I was thinking it was like a laptop. Haven't used a desktop in a while. :| From: thode <lizt777@...> Subject: Hey! esens Date: Wednesday, April 27, 2011, 7:59 PM Hi People! This is for all you techies.....Is there a system that will automatically disable the wireless in a computer when you shut it down? Or do you have to manually disable the wireless function - like when you go to bed? A friend of mine thought he had heard of such a system, but to date, the only way I know is to manually disable the wireless each night, before you go to sleep. Thanks for all your help. You guys/gals are a tremendous help to all in need of wonderful and insightful solutions/remedies. LIzzie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 Hi, ,  Since you have written, the circumstance, yes, there is a help, if the relative owns a laptop. There is likely a similar switch on a desk-top, but I have never owned one.  You go into your device manager on the computer [on your start menu, you click on " control panel " , then when that comes up, you click on " system " , then when that box opens, you click on " hardware " ; and when that box opens, click on " device manager " .] In the device manager, you will want to disable your " network cards " or " network adaptors " . It is a long time since I had these cards on my computer, but I remember you *DO* want to disable all of them. I had a broadband and a wifi card. Both will act as antenna.  Now, having said that, some laptops also have a handy-dandy switch which you can use on them to disable the wifi card. The problem is, it only disables the one card and most computers have more than one card.  Now, doing this will only take care of the computer, you also have to disconnect the router. And, still your ES friend will likely feel some emfs from doing this, but it will help considerably. It is just a bit of work to get in the habit of doing. But it is not that hard and only takes a couple minutes, once you get the hang of it. You can try it yourself on your computer--it takes only seconds to do this once you know where the cards are located.  I hope this helps your friend, Diane From: thode <lizt777@...> Subject: Hey! esens Date: Wednesday, April 27, 2011, 7:59 PM Hi People! This is for all you techies.....Is there a system that will automatically disable the wireless in a computer when you shut it down? Or do you have to manually disable the wireless function - like when you go to bed? A friend of mine thought he had heard of such a system, but to date, the only way I know is to manually disable the wireless each night, before you go to sleep. Thanks for all your help. You guys/gals are a tremendous help to all in need of wonderful and insightful solutions/remedies. LIzzie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 Thanks....as my computer is hardwired...I didn't realize the thing with the different cards. It does make perfect sense. I will send this info onto my friend. **Hey, here's another question i will throw out. This one is about using aluminum foil. Didn't I read somewhere on this site, that someone had used foil and wrapped it around a cord to help reduce the emf's? HOw about on a wall? Shiny side towards the wall. Anyone here have any experience with this technique? *I had a revelation. IN my next house, if I don't build one, i'm simply going to add on an addition to the house, with NO WIRING. That will be the bedrooms. That way, there's no wiring in the ceilings, or the walls or the floors. I will do battery operated lights. Blessings of Many, Lizzie From: evie15422@... Date: Sun, 1 May 2011 09:57:55 -0700 Subject: RE: Hey! Hi, , Since you have written, the circumstance, yes, there is a help, if the relative owns a laptop. There is likely a similar switch on a desk-top, but I have never owned one. You go into your device manager on the computer [on your start menu, you click on " control panel " , then when that comes up, you click on " system " , then when that box opens, you click on " hardware " ; and when that box opens, click on " device manager " .] In the device manager, you will want to disable your " network cards " or " network adaptors " . It is a long time since I had these cards on my computer, but I remember you *DO* want to disable all of them. I had a broadband and a wifi card. Both will act as antenna. Now, having said that, some laptops also have a handy-dandy switch which you can use on them to disable the wifi card. The problem is, it only disables the one card and most computers have more than one card. Now, doing this will only take care of the computer, you also have to disconnect the router. And, still your ES friend will likely feel some emfs from doing this, but it will help considerably. It is just a bit of work to get in the habit of doing. But it is not that hard and only takes a couple minutes, once you get the hang of it. You can try it yourself on your computer--it takes only seconds to do this once you know where the cards are located. I hope this helps your friend, Diane From: thode <lizt777@...> Subject: Hey! esens Date: Wednesday, April 27, 2011, 7:59 PM Hi People! This is for all you techies.....Is there a system that will automatically disable the wireless in a computer when you shut it down? Or do you have to manually disable the wireless function - like when you go to bed? A friend of mine thought he had heard of such a system, but to date, the only way I know is to manually disable the wireless each night, before you go to sleep. Thanks for all your help. You guys/gals are a tremendous help to all in need of wonderful and insightful solutions/remedies. LIzzie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 7, 2011 Report Share Posted May 7, 2011 Hi, ,  I have used aluminum foil under some different circumstances. I made an aluminum foil room divider years ago (when I made it, it was actually for catching and dispersing more light for indoor plants). It works under various conditions to block emfs. And I can move it to where I want it; it isn't a permanent installation. It is 3 doors hinged together with aluminum foil (the shiny side out) pasted to the one side of the 3 doors. On mine, I crumpled the foil putting it on so it dispersed light different directions. I don't know whether that makes a difference or not for emfs (over applying the foil flat to the doors).  I also use aluminum foil on my car visor, but that doesn't work as well as it once did, due to the fact so many more cell towers are present. When shielding from one, you can get caught in the middle by a tower from behind. But I could still use it sometimes when out in the country where towers are fewer but stronger. I don't usually have any problems now, tho, from towers. (I am much improved ES-wise.)  Your idea about the wing on the house is a good one, however, we tried doing that when we remodeled an old house, but were told we were not compliant with the building code. They insisted we at least put the wiring in the bedrooms, but we could then disconnect it. Instead, we set up our wiring so that it could all be turned off easily at the main street (by pulling a lever) whenever we needed to disconnect it. I don't do that now because I am better, but can when I need to.  I have found, btw, for any of those of you wondering how this works for those who " recover " somewhat..... I still can feel the emfs, they just do not usually " bug " me--they do not cause headache, or other symptoms, USUALLY. However, it is a short trip back into bad reactions if I get ill, otherwise. I have been fighting a spell of bronchial asthma and I can feel more emfs, and they bother me more now; not terribly, but more. I usually return back to my prior state of not being bothered by them when I recover. Also, detoxing of any kind will make me more sensitive again.  Diane  From: thode <lizt777@...> Subject: Hey! esens Date: Wednesday, April 27, 2011, 7:59 PM Hi People! This is for all you techies.....Is there a system that will automatically disable the wireless in a computer when you shut it down? Or do you have to manually disable the wireless function - like when you go to bed? A friend of mine thought he had heard of such a system, but to date, the only way I know is to manually disable the wireless each night, before you go to sleep. Thanks for all your help. You guys/gals are a tremendous help to all in need of wonderful and insightful solutions/remedies. LIzzie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 7, 2011 Report Share Posted May 7, 2011 Hi, Thanks, and very interesting. I like the idea of the portable ness...and for plants, that is a really cool idea. As for code, unless the bld has to be inspected....there shouldn't be an issue. On another note **We have been experimenting with Tumeric capsules (organic) and by taking 3-4, with omega 3's, have found that this herb works quite well for blocking reactions from cell phones, etc. Also on another note, I also found that the newer surge protection strips, cause us me problems (my head pounds at night from these) whereas, the older ones don't cause a problem. It does NOT matter if the outlet is totally fixed, wired safetly, wired with low emf MC shielded cable or not...My theory had to do with the capacitators being used in these surge protectors. I think the capacitors are bringing in a form level of dirty energy. Any feedback on this, people? Lizzie From: evie15422@... Date: Sat, 7 May 2011 11:35:10 -0700 Subject: RE: Hey! Hi, , I have used aluminum foil under some different circumstances. I made an aluminum foil room divider years ago (when I made it, it was actually for catching and dispersing more light for indoor plants). It works under various conditions to block emfs. And I can move it to where I want it; it isn't a permanent installation. It is 3 doors hinged together with aluminum foil (the shiny side out) pasted to the one side of the 3 doors. On mine, I crumpled the foil putting it on so it dispersed light different directions. I don't know whether that makes a difference or not for emfs (over applying the foil flat to the doors). I also use aluminum foil on my car visor, but that doesn't work as well as it once did, due to the fact so many more cell towers are present. When shielding from one, you can get caught in the middle by a tower from behind. But I could still use it sometimes when out in the country where towers are fewer but stronger. I don't usually have any problems now, tho, from towers. (I am much improved ES-wise.) Your idea about the wing on the house is a good one, however, we tried doing that when we remodeled an old house, but were told we were not compliant with the building code. They insisted we at least put the wiring in the bedrooms, but we could then disconnect it. Instead, we set up our wiring so that it could all be turned off easily at the main street (by pulling a lever) whenever we needed to disconnect it. I don't do that now because I am better, but can when I need to. I have found, btw, for any of those of you wondering how this works for those who " recover " somewhat..... I still can feel the emfs, they just do not usually " bug " me--they do not cause headache, or other symptoms, USUALLY. However, it is a short trip back into bad reactions if I get ill, otherwise. I have been fighting a spell of bronchial asthma and I can feel more emfs, and they bother me more now; not terribly, but more. I usually return back to my prior state of not being bothered by them when I recover. Also, detoxing of any kind will make me more sensitive again. Diane From: thode <lizt777@...> Subject: Hey! esens Date: Wednesday, April 27, 2011, 7:59 PM Hi People! This is for all you techies.....Is there a system that will automatically disable the wireless in a computer when you shut it down? Or do you have to manually disable the wireless function - like when you go to bed? A friend of mine thought he had heard of such a system, but to date, the only way I know is to manually disable the wireless each night, before you go to sleep. Thanks for all your help. You guys/gals are a tremendous help to all in need of wonderful and insightful solutions/remedies. LIzzie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 7, 2011 Report Share Posted May 7, 2011 > Also on another note, I also found that the newer surge protection strips, cause us me problems (my head pounds at night from these) whereas, the older ones don't cause a problem. It does NOT matter if the outlet is totally fixed, wired safetly, wired with low emf MC shielded cable or not...My theory had to do with the capacitators being used in these surge protectors. I think the capacitors are bringing in a form level of dirty energy. > Any feedback on this, people? Ironically, I find that it is the power strips with EMI/EMR filtering that cause bad reactions. I think this is because cheap circuitry is used that causes more problems than it solves. The more expensive power strips with higher quality filters (like the Furman linear filtering power strips) don't cause me any problems. Or the power strips with no filtering at all. Marc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 8, 2011 Report Share Posted May 8, 2011 Hey Marc, Did you order the Furman on line? Is it the PST-8 model? I had a radio shack one, it was oblong with slightly rounded corners...it worked great. but then it died and I bought a 60 dollar strip with high joule...nasty energy from that one. Can you tell me how the dirty energy effects you? And what's the difference betw all the other pricy ones and the linear strip? I don't mind paying the 145 bucks..I just want it to work without making my head pound..do you leave yours plugged in at night? I could leave my old one plugged in at night...the less I have to plug and unplug, the better I am. My computer is on its own brand new circuit..properly wired, using mc cables so I'm pretty sure this time, " its not the wiring " . I mean there's like a bazillion surge protector strips out there, what made you choose the furman linear? Thanks for being so helpful. Lizzie From: marc@... Date: Sat, 7 May 2011 19:58:50 -0700 Subject: RE: Hey! > Also on another note, I also found that the newer surge protection strips, cause us me problems (my head pounds at night from these) whereas, the older ones don't cause a problem. It does NOT matter if the outlet is totally fixed, wired safetly, wired with low emf MC shielded cable or not...My theory had to do with the capacitators being used in these surge protectors. I think the capacitors are bringing in a form level of dirty energy. > Any feedback on this, people? Ironically, I find that it is the power strips with EMI/EMR filtering that cause bad reactions. I think this is because cheap circuitry is used that causes more problems than it solves. The more expensive power strips with higher quality filters (like the Furman linear filtering power strips) don't cause me any problems. Or the power strips with no filtering at all. Marc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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