Pay-as-you-go-phones are the mobile of choice for those preferring to stay dark because they offer a larger degree of anonymity than those involving a contract and bill. You do not need to provide proof of identity when you buy them or when you top them up. In all cases, the best way to avoid being tracked is to switch your mobile off as much as possible between calls, and remove the battery. For those who can afford it, of course, the safest option is to buy a half a dozen pay-as-you-go phones at a time, register them all in different names and dispose of them after use. The rest of us might just have to settle for using a pay phone - if we can find one.
AVOID HAVING YOUR MOVEMENTS TRACKED
With more than five million CCTV cameras across the country, the only way you can avoid being watched as you go about your daily business is to move to St Kilda or to wear a veil a la Michael Jackson's children. Driving a car with tinted windows might help motorists maintain their anonymity in the short-term (although the law states front windows must allow 70% of light through, and tinted makes you look like a drug dealer)
Source link: http://news.scotsman.com/opinion.cfm?id=1850592007
Cover mattresses with allergen barriers in order to reduce dust that could contain pbdes is possibly linked to household pollutant
By Niki Laviolette Terre Haute Humane Society
TERRE HAUTE - The Environmental Protection Agency has conducted a new study regarding the possible connection between polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE - a flame retardant chemical added to various household products) and an increase in hyperthyroidism in cats. This study, published in the journal Environmental Science and Technology in August, confirmed that some housecats had high levels of PBDEs. Although the evidence was not conclusive, it is possible that PBDEs may increase the risk of hyperthyroidism in cats. PBDE's have been a concern for years as a potential health risk for humans, particularly relating to the nervous and reproductive systems. Polybrominated diphenyl ethers is a flame retardant commonly used in the manufacture of household products such as upholstery, carpets and mattresses. PBDEs has been used since the 1970s and products containing this chemical release it into house dust
Source link: http://www.tribstar.com/valley_life/local_story_328213812.html
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