Wifi issues deleted

[Anonymous]

Not so much sockpuppeting as badgering.

[Anonymous]

It doesn't matter why he deleted it, he did. It's his website. You don't like it, go to another. Stop trying to make this a thing.

[Anonymous]

Why are the wifi posts always written in English that is a little off? It does make me think of sock puppeting. I seriously think one person posts all the time and all the follow ups.

It's not grammar - it's just not quite correct American English.

[Anonymous]

LOL
Are you saying you think this person is not American?

[Anonymous]

Why isn't he deleting the posts about chrome books in the classroom or cell phones and kids? strange?

[jsteele]

Anonymous wrote:Jeff please tell me that all these posts are the OP sockpuppeting.

Yep, one sock puppet.

[Anonymous]

name calling? Is that the best you can do?

[Anonymous]

Do you think France was crazy to pass a national law banning wifi from school because of health risks?

[Anonymous]

Do you think that Russia and india are "sock puppets"?

[Anonymous]

C mom Jeff please explain detail why you removed all the wifi posts? It seems like it would be useful for all us to hear this.

[jsteele]

Anonymous wrote:name calling? Is that the best you can do?

No. I can sit back and let you show everyone how crazy you are.

[Anonymous]

I love threads like these. Pure gold.

[Anonymous]

Bullying is alive and well on DC Urban MOMS

[Anonymous]

Dear Mr Steele,

Please do respond to this.

An Open Letter from Traci Frantz On Cell Phone Safety


My name is Traci Frantz and I live in Strasburg, Pennsylvania. On January 4, 2012 my daughter, Tiffany, was diagnosed (in Lancaster, PA) with Invasive Ductal Carcinoma in her left breast. Tiffany submitted to genetic testing and, as a family, we underwent genetic counseling. Genetic tests including BRCA1, BRCA2 and TP53 tested negative. Therefore, there is no genetic pre-disposition to breast cancer. However, Tiffany stored her cell phone in her bra (against her bare skin) for at least 5 years, every day, all day (12 hours/day) and the masses that were found lined up exactly with where she stored her cell phone.


By November of 2012, Tiffany had a left mastectomy, radiation therapy and reconstructive surgeries (at Hopkins) and we were convinced that the cancer had been removed and obliterated by 6 weeks of radiation therapy. However, in March of 2013 it was discovered via PET scan and MRI (in Lancaster, PA) that Tiffany’s breast cancer had metastasized to her hip, pelvis, spine, sternum and skull. Tiffany underwent surgery to insert a plate into her left hip as a stabilizer and 2 weeks of radiation to treat the tumor that was quite sizeable. She currently is undergoing monthly Zometa IV treatments (for 2 years) and daily Tamoxifen treatments (for 5 years).


We most recently (June 2014) have been informed that according to her latest PET scan, her cancer has metastasized to her liver.


The wording that is being advocated for is already in the owner’s manual which no one takes the time to read. Cell phone manufacturers KNOW there is a danger otherwise they would not include it in their verbage. We are only asking for it to be better seen by the consumer at the point of sale for the sole purpose of heeding caution and for nothing more. Have you and your family taken the time to read your owner’s manual? Have you and your family heeded the advice your cell phone manufacturer recommends?


I WISH there would have been a warning on the outside of the box for ALL of us to read - My daughter may not have to fight for her life if it were!!!

- Traci Frantz

[Anonymous]

And this.
?"...Because the federal government is not minding the store, the current FCC standards are flawed."


"...First our government has no entity that will say there are no health effects from long term low level exposures from non-ionizing radiation. One of the reasons for that is that in the past five years the EPA has spent a total of 25,000 in research in this area even though it is the health agency designated to be in charge of protecting people... no one at the federal level is looking into the effects of long term exposure even though the FCC has called for more research along with the EPA, NIH, NIOSH, FDA, NTIA and the NCRP. "

-Roger Mattson, former director of the EPA’s non-ionizing radiation standards activities with the Atomic Energy Commission and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in his testimony for Jefferson County (Colorado) Commission hearings on a super-tower proposal to be sited on Lookout Mountain in 2003.