Eu juro que por essa eu não esperava, de ultima hora minutos atrás sem rumo e nem sei como eu fui parar no site do MSN Estados Unidos só que era o preview do novo site que virá. E bem depois de anos e poucas refinadas a Microsoft vai remodelar o site MSN. O site está branco e agora num design bem mais limpo e refinado. E por este preview dá pra saber muito bem o que vai vir!

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MSN =  Microsoft Network.

I download the latest update of windows live messenger from the official website and I have a problem, it takes a long time to sign in and when it eventually does my contact list is missing. I try to import my contact list from file and it won’t work either, I can’t even re-add people. I looked on the Microsoft website for help and it says to clear your contacts folder which I have done and still no luck. If I revert back to 8.5 my contact list is there so its not my PC. Shoddy work Microsoft why don’t you test it fully before releasing it? I know I am not the only one as a google search showed other people having the problem, I expect this from the BETA version but not the final. If anyone can solve my problem please comment on this blog, thanks.

Disgraced former Nortel boss Frank Dunn indicates the distance you should be holding your cellphone from your head to avoid guava-sized tumours.

So I’m looking at my Sympatico.MSN.ca homepage this morning, — Sympatico is a

’strategic alliance’ (as they call it) between mega-super-communications superpower BCE (Bell Canada Enterpises) and mega-super-computer superpower MSN (The Microsoft Network), both huge players in the mobile information market, — and I’m reading that all my fears over my cellphone giving me a brain tumour the size of a small guava melon have been completely unfounded and blown out of fruit salad proportions. According to the story on Sympatico’s website, the new study published in the British Medical Journal should “reassure all cellphone addicts out there“.

Researchers from the University of Leeds, Nottingham, Manchester and The Institute of Cancer Research in London have concluded that the use of cellphones is not associated with an increased risk of gliomas (brain tumours) on any short to medium-term basis.  …But wait, — hold the phone!!  (Preferably away from your head.) – Maybe all these brainiacs should be conference-calling with the brainiacs from the University of Finland (home of ‘Ericsson The Talkative’) and discuss some of their findings.

Their study, led by Anna Lahkola of the Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority in Finland, conducted in five North European countries and involving a number of reserarchers and universities found a significantly increased risk of developing brain tumours with just ‘regular use’ of a cellphone , - even a modern one, – with something on the order of 40 to 270 percent on the side of the head preferred most for using the phone!!!

Just what’s up docs? - Tumour, or not tumour? All this back and forth is giving me a splitting headache. …At least, I think it’s a headache. …Could be a tumour.            …No, it’s not a tumour!

- Steve Steinbach

Get the word out on your cellphone that cellphones may or may not cause cancer.