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Comment on Facebook Privacy–Keep your Profile Clean by Leslie Hammann

Leslie Hammann — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 17:43:30 +0000

Daniel, it’s definitely a hot topic right now. Lastnightapp.com looks like a great tool to do the same thing. Goodness knows we’ve all made some embarrassing posting decisions, and we need some help when we do. Thanks for the comment!!

Comment on Facebook Privacy–Keep your Profile Clean by Daniel Cowen

Daniel Cowen — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 04:31:05 +0000

This is a hot and relevant issue right now. There’s definite overlap with Last Night Never Happened (lastnightapp.com), our iPhone app that launched a couple of weeks ago and which has attracted significant media coverage. Similar to Reppler’s goal of reputation saving, the app helps you go back in time and bulk eradicate Facebook and Twitter updates with the tap of a button.

Comment on Radiation Exposure and the Body – What You Need to Know by Leslie Hammann

Leslie Hammann — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 17:07:50 +0000

I completely agree that information–especially about things like radiation–can cause confusion and unnecessary worrying. That’s actually why we put this infographic together. The section in pink shows the radiation levels we come into contact every day, like soil and flights. We are by no means experts about radiation, but we wanted to help folks visualize how radiation affects the body. Thanks for your comment!

Comment on Radiation Exposure and the Body – What You Need to Know by Curt

Curt — Sun, 03 Apr 2011 13:05:14 +0000

Too bad this ‘infographic’ is wrong; microwave energy is not thermal, infrared is. Microwaves cause heating in various materials, but is not thermal energy.

Comment on Radiation Exposure and the Body – What You Need to Know by The Eroc

The Eroc — Sat, 02 Apr 2011 07:12:00 +0000

This infographic is far from accurate. First and foremost gamma radiation and x-ray are essentially the same thing. There is no acknowledgement of alpha, beta or neutron radiation. Most important are the differences between each and the affects of each. As well as comparing the affects of each to something everyone knows.

For example: Everyone is freaking out about the radiation from backscatter scanners, but that releases the equivalent amount of radiation as two minutes of flight. If that is the case and we do not question a 7 hour flight (420 minutes) then why is everyone so nervous about two minutes???

People forget and do not understand what amount of radiation they get from everyday things, like the sun, granite, crowns in your mouth (teeth). When you compare the severe or other things you are worried about to these then the public realizes there is nothing to worry about.

The press create mass hysteria.

Comment on Radiation Exposure and the Body – What You Need to Know by Michael Tischer

Michael Tischer — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 05:25:15 +0000

This is really interesting. Thanks for take the time to gather all of this info. Pushing the infographic out through my social channels as I write this.

So… ionizing radiation causes cellular / molecular mutations and ultimately can lead to cancer, but the same ionizing radiation (gamma rays) is used to treat cancer by targeting cancer cells and mutating them beyond their destructive state. This is me not searching first, but doesn’t this seem circular? Any insight on targeted is the radiation therapy that cancer patients are subjected to?

I get it, because you are choosing the lesser of evils – ionizing radiation exposure over cancer – it’s just upsetting that we haven’t found a more mainstream treatment.

Sidenote: I’m a marketer and you guys are marketers, so it’s clear that no one is an expert here. Just curious.

Cheers!

Comment on Radiation Exposure and the Body – What You Need to Know by Everything you need to know about radiation | Unscientific Malaysia

Everything you need to know about radiation | Unscientific Malaysia — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 04:18:24 +0000

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Comment on Radiation Exposure and the Body – What You Need to Know by Pavers San Diego

Pavers San Diego — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 20:18:44 +0000

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Comment on Radiation Exposure and the Body – What You Need to Know by Bernhard H. Schmitz

Bernhard H. Schmitz — Wed, 30 Mar 2011 00:00:32 +0000

In this grafics only the 3 usual suspects are mentioned: 3 Mile Island (Harrisburg, Philadelphia), Chernobyl (Ukraine), and Fukushima. But there were other accidents, incidents, or nuclear events. For futher information: see Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nuclear_accidents) or my blog (http://bernhardschmitz.blogspot.com).

Comment on Radiation Exposure and the Body – What You Need to Know by Types Of Radiation, Its Effects And How To Lessen Risks Of Exposure [INFOGRAPHIC] | GizmoCrazed

Tue, 29 Mar 2011 18:44:30 +0000

[...] infographic (below) created by our friends at Geary, explains the different types of radiation, its effects and how to mitigate risks of exposure. It [...]