The Extinction Level Event [ELE] Cookbook and Culinary Guide

Over the last few days I've been scratching my head a lot and waving my hands around even more, as it occurred to me as any given extinction level event
[ELE] proceeds through its calendar count down, this just might ruin my career and daily bread, amongst other things.

As a food writer for my daily bread, what would it be like to write about food we can't eat due to contamination/radiation? As the list of off-limit foods grow, we have to get more creative.

And this is where the light bulb went off in my head, again, that bulb makes me do zany things, like creating The ELE Cookbook and Culinary Guide for a radiated yet hungry population. It's simply radiation free cupcakes and other good stuff your kids are proven to eat.

It's magically delicious.

More on this idea for a cook book soon ....

On the Lighter Side: Radiation HeadGear

Please don't laugh too hard. I came across some statements recently about the old tinfoil hat debate. It seems the tinfoil hat, once believed to shield radiation away from the body, is an object of a few good laughs. It's more-or-less a metaphor for paranoia; or, at least that is how I understood it. 

So after checking around to see if the tinfoil hat does, in fact, prove a reliable headgear in a nuclear emergency, I came across these surprising shielding devices, EMF shielding devices.

You can purchase interesting stuff like 'radiation blocking headbands' or silver-lined boxers, which field out non-ionizing microwave and radiowave frequencies within the electromagnetic radiation spectrum.
Click on the main title if you'd like to view some of these fascinating shielding devices. In fact, we found some interesting reading on the biological effects of radiowaves, and radiowave sickness (Click Here). We contend for some folk this is serious business. This, once again, boils down to all types of radiation potentially having adverse health effects when used beyond moderation. I must admit, I learned something new today!