Quote: Trust me, it isn't

Not even a paper reference? I'm not a subscriber to M theory myself.

  Quote: Err what? Have you got a reference for this?

There's some sort of EMF created by your flashlight, it's not bright enough to significantly effect your system. Hot cathodes do still glow in vacuum, the metal evaporator I occasionally use has a very high vacuum and you can see the glow.

I think it's my bike fetish she'd be more worried about, still she has nothing to complain about given the number of shoes and clothes she has. :D

Chances aren't looking good for Wiggo at the moment. I have my money on Schleck, he climbs like hot crap.

I doubt it - the voice coils on a headphone would be much further away from the brain than this piece of equipment and the magnetic field it generates is a lot weaker and orientated inwards.

Nope, watched it at home. Fantastic film.

I want it.

I don't know where you currently live but London is one of the biggest and busiest cities in the world - there's plenty to do, you don't have to follow a premade plan.

Yes, even with open cans I can't hear people enter. I periodically pause my music to reduce the risk.

A search shows that they attenuate by 20dB. From memory sound has to be louder than 90dB for a sustained period to cause damage. You'll have to guess how loud the concert will be for your answer.

Agreed. Also why does iTunes much balls so much?

I wanted to be a famous physicist. In two or three years I'll start working on the famous bit.

Get an agent.