Going from 800x600 to 1024x768

> Hi all,
>
> Ever since my discovery of EMF protection devices which actually
> worked a few years ago, I've been using CRT monitors at both
> home and at work. But there has always been some restrictions:
>
> 1) the distance from me to the monitor must be at least 2 feet
> 2) the resolution of the monitor must be set to no greater
> than 800x600
>
> The first restriction makes sense. The second one is a bit
> strange though. For me, a monitor set at 1024x768 pixels
> is *much* harder to tolerate than 800x600.
>
> Last week, I decided to experiment a bit with my work CRT
> (21"). At 800x600 pixels, I tolerate the monitor for 8 hours/day
> just fine using one Slimline Polarizer on my keyboard arm, and one
> OM pendant in my pocket.
>
> Surprisingly, I found that I *could* tolerate the monitor
> set at 1024x768 pixels, but I had to use the OM2 pendant
> in my pocket (twice as large as the OM pendant), and
> TWO Slimline Polarizers, one in front of the monitor and
> one in the back.
>
> At home, this solution is not practical, because one my cats
> pees and poops all over the carpet near my computer if I have
> *any* Slimline Polarizers in the area.
>
> So, I decided to replace my 5 year old CRT monitor at home
> with an LCD monitor (19" Eizo L767). This should arrive later
> this week, and then I'll be able to see how many EMF protection
> devices I need to tolerate this. I know from my experiences
> on vacations in Internet cafes that I tolerate LCD screens
> better than CRTs, so I might be able to use just a single
> pendant located either on me or on the LCD monitor. We'll
> see...
>
> Marc
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>I broke mercury thermometer in my bedroom. Need urgent help on how to make
>through cleaning.I did rough cleaning but parts were all over I am having
>trouble for fine cleaning.Would it be okay if I use my vacuum cleaner
>which collects the dust in water tank?Or is water tank not okay?
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