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Probable Association Between Ziprasidone and Worsening Hypertension
Article first published online: 6 JAN 2012
DOI: 10.1592/phco.26.9.1352
2006 Pharmacotherapy Publications Inc.
Pharmacotherapy: The Journal of Human Pharmacology and Drug Therapy
Volume 26, Issue 9, pages 1352–1357, September 2006
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Villanueva, N., Markham-Abedi, C., McNeely, C., Diaz, F. J. and de Leon, J. (2006), Probable Association Between Ziprasidone and Worsening Hypertension. Pharmacotherapy, 26: 1352–1357. doi: 10.1592/phco.26.9.1352
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- ziprasidone;
- hypertension;
- adverse drug reaction;
- schizophrenia
According to premarketing studies, at least 1% of ziprasidone-treated patients exhibited hypertension; however, this figure is not necessarily attributable to the drug. A PubMed/MEDLINE search yielded no articles describing hypertension as a possible adverse event associated with oral ziprasidone therapy. We describe a 53-year-old African-American woman with hypertension and schizophrenia whose blood pressure increased during ziprasidone therapy. She experienced no similar blood pressure increases during therapy with four other atypical antipsychotics. Her mean systolic blood pressure during ziprasidone treatment (158 mm Hg) was significantly higher than before (141 mm Hg) and after (135 mm Hg) treatment. Also, her mean diastolic blood pressure during ziprasidone treatment (88 mm Hg) was significantly higher than after treatment (79 mm Hg). Linear regression analysis demonstrated that the patient's systolic blood pressure increased significantly with ziprasidone dose (regression coefficient [B] = 0.22 mm Hg x day/mg, 95% confidence interval 0.10–0.34, p=0.001). Thus, after adjusting for the effect of antihypertensive doses, an increase of 40 mg/day in ziprasidone yielded an increase of 8.8 mm Hg in systolic blood pressure. For unknown (perhaps genetic) reasons, this patient may have been particularly sensitive to ziprasidone. Clinicians prescribing ziprasidone in patients with hypertension should be aware that their hypertension could worsen with the addition of ziprasidone. If this occurs, replacement of ziprasidone with a different antipsychotic should be considered.


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Jesper Office TV Stand
Jesper Office TV Stand
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|Recommended TV Type: Flat Screen
|Product Type: TV stand
|Design: Console
|Frame Material: Manufactured wood
|Solid Wood Construction: No
|Style: Contemporary
|Exterior Shelves: Yes
|Drawers Included: No
|Cabinets Included: Yes
|Scratch Resistant: Yes
|Wheels Included: No
|Fireplace Included: No
|Lighted: No
|Media Player Storage: Yes
|Media Storage: Yes
|Cable Management: Yes
|Lift Mechanism: No
|Expandable: No
|Swivel Base: No
|Integrated Mount: No
|Country of Manufacture: China
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Product Warranty: 5 Years
About the ManufacturerJesper Office specializes in making modular office furniture for the home and small business, along with a complementary line of modular library and home entertainment furniture. The company, originally based in Denmark, has been designing and manufacturing high quality furniture since 1935. Today, Jesper Office is based in Bridgewater, New Jersey where it maintains a U.S warehouse and sales office along with several manufacturing facilities overseas.
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Good TV cabinet that compliments our other living room furntiure very well. I especially like the space for the soundbar and the wire management space in the back. Our soundbar fits perfectly in the top shelf and we are able to store all our components perfectly behind the glass doors. All in all a good cabinet and we are happy with our selection.
OUR SKU # JJP1273TV Stand is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: 1472029-CH, 1472029-ESP, 1472029-WAL


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Divisions are quite separate - not much room for work between them, quite inefficient
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"Just because Fletcher's is the biggest, does not make us the best. "
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I have been working at Fletcher BuildingNo opinion of CEONo opinion of CEO
Largest construction company in New Zealand provides access to some of the most interesting projects around. The Fletcher empire has everything you might need here in construction. Because of its size, its a great place to exist as an Engineer if you are average in abilities and ambition. Promotion will come with time served.
There are also some great people to work with and good managers. It can just be hit and miss.
Being the largest construction company in New Zealand and encumbant firm. The company's rhetoric and literature is of ingenuity, adaptability and continual progress. The reality is often quite different - and is entrenched all the way up to senior management. Being the largest firm with access to resources no other firm in New Zealand has, Fletcher Building relies on its size. In any other larger and more developed country it would not survive as it currently does or be the firm of choice.
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Publication Date : 06-02-2014
With shunto spring wage negotiations getting into full swing, all eyes have turned to Toyota Motor Corp., the trend-setter for wage talks. Will Toyota decide on a base pay hike for the first time in six years?
On Tuesday, Toyota said it expected an operating profit of 2.4 trillion yen (US$24 billion) in consolidated accounts for fiscal 2013 ending in March. Many other companies, particularly in the steel industry, will be major beneficiaries of the high-flying automaker.
The weak yen, brought on by the government's Abenomics economic policy and far weaker than expected, is the biggest factor behind Toyota's prospect of recording its biggest profit ever. The company's operating profit is expected to increase by 1.08 trillion yen from the previous fiscal year. Of this amount, 880 billion yen, or more than 80 per cent, is attributed to the effect of the weakened yen.
Another factor that has helped boost profits was the company's efforts to cut all unnecessary costs, by such measures as reducing the cost of procuring parts and improving productivity at its factories. These efforts come from lessons the company learned when it posted a group net loss for the 2008 business year following the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
"In addition to the weak yen, [factors contributing to the record profit include] our efforts to reduce initial costs and boost sales," Takuo Sasaki, a managing officer of Toyota, said at a press conference in Tokyo on Tuesday.
Toyota's positive earnings have benefited major business partners, such as Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp., the steel industry's leading company, which returned from the red to post a 192.7 billion yen after-tax profit on a consolidated basis in the April-December period. Other companies in the industry also saw improvements.
In 1999, Nissan Motor Co. reduced its steel suppliers and called on the steel industry to cut prices. After this so-called Ghosn shock, named after Nissan's then Chief Operating Officer Carlos Ghosn, automakers and major steel companies engaged in heated price negotiations. During negotiations last summer, however, Toyota showed a softer approach "unseen in recent years," in the words of a steel industry source, and agreed on the industry's request to raise prices of steel stocks for the first time in two years.
"The price increase and the demand for automobiles resulted in steady performances, which led to good results," Kobe Steel Vice President Hiroaki Fujiwara said at a press conference on Tuesday about the company's financial report.
Another question is whether Toyota will use its huge profit to raise base pay. The company is expected to lead the way in pay hikes, so the movement is likely to spread to various industries, in the same way the company's good performance has a ripple effect.
At the time of the spring wage negotiations in 2002, Toyota did not approve a base pay hike, though the company's operating profits exceeded 1 trillion yen. The decision determined the trend in wage negotiations that year in other industries as well.
Few foresee a repeat in this year's shunto wage negotiations. Between 2006 and 2008, during which Toyota saw operating profits of between 1.8 trillion yen and 2.2 trillion yen, the company implemented a base pay increase of 1,000 yen. While Toyota's labour union is expected to seek a base pay hike of 4,000 yen, the company is likely to raise it at a rate at least higher than the 2006-2008 level.
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Joe Kay is the associate minister at Nexus United Church of Christ, Butler County, Ohio. He also writes a weekly blog at https://joekay617.wordpress.com. His email address is listed on the blog, in case you care to contact him directly.
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The Revolutionary 'We'
Let's talk about we.
You know: The first word in the constitution. The one that puts everything that follows it inside a framework of a collective effort and combined responsibility. "We the people." All of us. Together. Part of something bigger than any one of us individually. Yeah, that word.
Have you noticed that we don't discuss that idea very much? I wonder why. A lot of Fourth of July posts this year went on lavishly about individual rights and personal freedom. And yes, those are important. But they're only part of the equation, and they're not even the starting point. It starts not with me, but with we — a pronoun that is radical and revolutionary.
Packing Hate and Risking Love
The sickness in our society is driven by the way we mistrust and pull away from one another; how we decide to care only about ourselves and our immediate families; the way we choose to serve only those who are like us – same race, ethnic background, sexual orientation, religion, political views.
Everyone else gets minimized and pushed away. We arm ourselves to protect our shrinking little space. We live like moles, wary of predators.
In guns we trust. In fear we live.
From This Day Forward
When I reached high school and started dating, my relatives had a lot of questions: "This girl you're going to the movies with: Is she Catholic? Slovak? What's her family's last name? What does her father do for a living?"
She had to be Catholic, of course. Preferably Slovak. If not, some other nearby nationality. Anything less would get disapproving comments. Those questions may sound odd now, but they mattered back then. The Catholic Church had only recently concluded Vatican II, which tried to bridge centuries of animosity between churches. Accepting Protestants as equals was something new. And many of the immigrants in my neighborhood were trying to preserve the culture and traditions that they brought from Europe. They were afraid of losing their heritage in the new land.
For them, traditional marriage meant choosing someone from the same faith, the same ethnic background. Simply put, they were afraid. Terrified, actually. They feared that if marriage changed, their world would fall apart.
That's why to so many people, my relationship wasn't about finding someone who fit me — it was more about me finding someone who fit them.
Finding God in Plain Sight
We looked at the famous photo of Earth taken from Apollo 8. If you remember, it was the first time we got to see ourselves from the vantage point of another body in space.
The boys wondered why the photo was so grainy. I told them it's from the 1960s. They seemed to think those were prehistoric times and started talking about pixels.
I told them that the grainy photo of Earth kind of fits what we do at church. We try to help each other find God in this picture. Sometimes when it seems that God is nowhere to be found, we just have to look a little closer and recognize the divine everywhere.
Lauren Hill and the Morning Fog
As I stepped outside the gym at Mount St. Joseph on the morning of Oct. 23, I immediately noticed the sun working hard to burn off a thick fog that had obscured the sunrise.
And I thought: That's what Lauren Hill is doing.
I'd just finished talking to Lauren. You might know her story. Lauren was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor during her senior year in high school. She asked God for a little guidance on what she should do with her final year of life.
Ask, and you will receive. She wanted direction. She got it.
Lauren decided to go ahead and attend Mount St. Joseph University in Cincinnati and play basketball, even though she had only months to live.
The goal was to play in a game and score a basket. As it turned out, she played in four and made five baskets — 10 perfect points.
She also started a foundation to raise money for cancer research, hoping doctors will find a cure for other young people after she's gone.
Yeah, I know: Spending your precious, limited time helping others instead of worrying about yourself. What a concept.
Grace Bats Last
A bunch of us writers were in Florida covering spring training a few years ago. Our sports editor took us out to dinner. During the conversation, she asked if we ever found ourselves pulling for a favorite player to do well — say, in the ninth inning of a dramatic comeback.
The response was unequivocal and unanimous. No! Never! Not in the ninth inning!
By the bottom of the ninth, the story is written. Ready to be sent out as soon as the game ends. A lot of hard work has gone into those sentences. The home team had eight entire innings to take the lead. Sorry. They had their chances. Now they should just lose quietly. Don't mess up my story!
For the most part, sports writers hate dramatic comebacks. You have to hit the "delete" key on a lot of hard work. And then you frantically rewrite on deadline, which is the toughest type of writing.
Some time later, though — and this may not come until you're driving home at 3 a.m. — you let your brain throttle back from hyper drive and say: Wow, that was pretty cool. Even though it drove my typing fingers crazy.
One of the best things about sports is that there's always a chance for something grand at the end. Something that can take your prose away — and your breath away — in one unexpected moment.
Maybe that's why fans — OK, and yeah, even sports writers — revel in those incredible finishes. They remind us of the sweetly unpredictable nature of our lives. And how in each of our lives, as Anne Lamott puts it: "Grace bats last."
It's true.
I've seen that ninth-inning comeback play out many times.
Subversive Little Crumbs
I stood at the bread shelf in the neighborhood grocery store, trying to decide which loaf I should buy. Tough decision. I looked at all the types of bread and went back and forth many times.
Which one would be best for communion? I didn't know. I'd never had to make this choice.
Our pastor was at a conference for the weekend. As the associate minister, I would be presiding over the Sunday service for the first time. Before he left, we went over the details of all that had to be prepared.
He reminded me that I needed to buy the bread for communion.
Uh, I hadn't thought about that. Where do you get it?
"The grocery store will do just fine."
So there I was, looking over the loaves, wondering which one looked the most, well, communion-y. Maybe that pretty, round Tuscan loaf. Wait, maybe the nice Jewish rye over there. My wry sense of humor kicked in. Jesus would smile over that, right? Being Jewish and all.
No, better not …
I finally picked an Italian loaf — mainly because it was big and it looked pretty and it was on sale. I put it in my basket and headed for the self-checkout line.
When I scanned the loaf, the automated voice asked: "Do you have any coupons?" No, no communion coupons. Not today.
I swiped my credit card and was reminded that my purchase would earn me a few cents off my next gasoline purchase. How's that for transubstantiation — bread transformed into bonus points?
A Beloved Guest at Inn-Sanity
I've become a big fan of author Anne Lamott. How can you not love someone who says her thoughts about others are sometimes so awful "they would make Jesus "want to drink gin straight out of the cat dish?"
And when she screws something up — which would be often, of course — she has a "Bad Mind" that starts telling her she's such a loser. Always has been, always will be.
I know that voice. A couple of weeks ago, we talked about that voice at church. Our reading was the story about Jesus getting baptized in a muddy river and how he heard a distinct and unmistakable voice talking to him as he stood there dripping. The voice called him beloved. Reassured him that he was loved, deeply and passionately. In our discussion after the reflection, I mentioned Anne's "Bad Mind" and how it's often my mind too, screaming to be heard and believed. Our pastor — who also likes Anne — asked if anyone else hears that Bad Mind voice. Everyone raised their hand. Nodded, too.
Yep. We all seem to be on a first-name basis with that voice. At least I'm not the only one.
Your Story Stinks … Oh, and Peace on Earth
The letter arrived at work about two weeks after baseball's opening day in 2003. It had a Zanesville, Ohio, postmark. A return address sticker mentioned a Mrs. Howard Richardson.
What's this about?
Inside was a handwritten note along with a neatly clipped copy of my Cincinnati Reds season preview story from the Zanesville Times Recorder. I didn't have to read far to get the gist.
This Mrs. Howard Richardson — she wasn't happy with me. Not at all.
In beautiful cursive — the kind of handwriting you don't see anymore — she pointedly took me to task for suggesting the Reds could be awful that season. I should be more positive, she insisted. It would help the players.
"You get more flies with honey than vinegar!!!!!" she wrote. (Yes, underlined and topped off with many exclamation points.)
The note was signed: Evelyn Richardson.
How A Drunk Man Got Home One Christmas Eve
I was 6 years old, growing up in Cleveland. It was Christmas Eve. The traditional Slovak meal was ready on the stove — mushroom soup and pierogies. My mom, my younger brother and I were waiting for my dad to get home so we could eat.
The waiting part was no surprise.
My dad was an alcoholic. During the Korean war, he went off to serve as a paratrooper. He was wounded. My mom said the experience changed him. He brought some personal demons with him when he returned.
Those demons seemed to emerge especially during the holidays. When my dad got off work, he'd go to a bar downtown near the butcher shop where he worked. The other workers would have a holiday drink and go home. My dad would stay and keep drinking. He couldn't stop. Maybe he was trying to drown those demons. Who knows?
While he was at the bar, we were home waiting. And getting hungry.
Finally, my mom decided we would eat without him. After supper, my brother and I got into our new pajamas. We always got new ones for Christmas, the kind with the footies and cool designs like race cars or superheroes. Snug in our sleepwear, we sat on the couch and waited. My mom got very anxious, afraid that something bad had happened.
Finally, headlights lit up the driveway. We looked out the front window. We could see a car, but it wasn't my dad's car. We could see two silhouettes in the front seat — a driver and a slumped-over passenger.
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In this paper, the authors present new evolutionary approach for solving the Routing and Carrier Selection Problem (RCSP). New encoding scheme is implemented with appropriate objective function. This approach in most cases keeps the feasibility of individuals by using specific representation and modified genetic operators. The numerical experiments were carried out on the standard data sets known from the literature and results were successful comparing to two other recent heuristic for solving RCSP. The delivery of goods from a warehouse to local customers is an important and practical problem of the logistics management.


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Minister Rabbi Reuven Livingstone said the Initial response had been "really positive from those in management or ownership positions".
Topics ranging from looted art to the Jews of Jamaica attracted over 300 people to the ninth Leeds Limmud, held on Sunday at Weetwood Hall.
Leeds MPs John Battle and Fabian Hamilton were among the 60 presenters, Mr Hamilton discussing the Middle East situation, Mr Battle focusing on community cohesion. There was also a minibus tour of historical Jewish Leeds.
There were workshops on Israeli dancing by Julia Kay, mosaics by Sharon Welsh and Jewish genealogy by Frances Harris. Mitzvah Day was marked by a blood donor drive.
A Jewish artist from Radlett has transformed a hospital children's area by painting a huge safari themed mural.
Leigh Warman, 45, spent almost three months on the mural in the corridor between the children's ward and the operating theatre at Watford General.
It is the latest of over 50 murals completed by Mr Warman at hospitals across the country, including Great Ormond Street, the Royal Free and Nottingham.
"Kids go to hospital so frightened but if they can see something they recognise it takes the edge off," Mr Warman said. "Now it's lovely and beautiful."
To appreciate the breadth of Mitzvah Day activities, you need to experience some of its projects first hand. So with Mitzvah Day committee member Ruth Smilg as my chauffeur and guide, I embarked on a whistlestop tour of events in the capital.
First up was the "collectathon" at New North London Synagogue in Finchley, where at 10am, the hall was filled with an ever-growing pile of clothes, shoes, food, toiletries and stationery.
Leaders of other faiths have praised the inclusive nature of Mitzvah Day — which this year coincided with the launch of the government's Interfaith Week — saying that their own communities could learn from it.
One of the biggest projects was at Kentish Town City Farm where young Jews worked alongside Muslims and Hindus renovating equipment and stables.
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Yeah his shot is below average, as is his offensive vision ATM. His puck skills, elusiveness and penalty killing are already well above your average 3rd liner and bordering on great. He is also by far the best takeaway thief on the team but he's also up there in giveaways.
I think playing him on the 4th line at 18 stymied his offensive game. since he's been a fixture on the third line. Occasionally he flashes deking ability that only a dozen or so guys in the league can manage. Strong as hell for a 21 year old Russian though.
Recently earning the 2nd line Center role should bode well for him as positionally he is so sound for a player his age.
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This was a great recipe. I used leftover kielbasa from Easter dinner. Next time if I use leftover kielbasa, I would wait to add until last, so it won't be overcooked. Also, we love carrots, so I'd add more of them. Will definitely be making this again.
This was amazing! My Husband, who is Polish, gave his compliments to the chef! He said it reminded him of a soup he used to eat when he was little. Anyway, I followed the directions to a T and the soup came out great! Thanks!
I thought this soup was very tasty. I used 2 pounds of kielbasa and I loved the tang the vinegar gave. Unfortunately my DS 12 and DS 9 disliked it very much which is suprising since the one loves kielbasa and the other loves soup. So, not a keeper for this house, but I did enjoy it personally.
This was very good, a friend had given up a package of hot polish sausage made with pork & elk I believe & this worked well with them. The heat of the sausage was nice too so if I were to make with regular polish dogs I would probably add some red pepper flakes. Good comfort food! Thanks for posting.
Can't claim any Polish genes, but we sure loved your soup, Lorac -- right down to the buttered rye bread for dipping! When I make soup, I like to have a really full pot since it takes very little extra effort. So... besides the kielbasa, I added 1# of regular smoked sausage, used a whole head of cabbage (probably double what was called for), and was very generous with the other vegetables. To accomodate the extra volume, I increased the beef broth to 5-1/2 cups and the water to about 3-1/2 cups. Bottom line: as long as you have enough liquid to barely cover and increase the vinegar/seasonings accordingly, you can enjoy twice as much of this wonderful Polish treat!
This was delicious! I only had one pound of kielbasa so that's what I used (beef kielbasa). Also used less celery as 2 cups seemed like a lot; used a small head of cabbage so I probably used more. It is wonderful! Definitely a keeper! Thank you.
As I was putting together the ingredients for this soup I was afraid it was going to be bland. Boy was I wrong! It was excellent. I made it specifically with an elderly polish neighbor in mind, he and his wife loved it. I made it with 3lbs of kielbasa added an extra cup of broth, 1 more tablespoon of vinegar and a little more cabbage. Makes me wish I was polish and could have grown up on this kind of food.
Cooking soup with kielbasa sausage is always a hit, the sausage releases an amazing flavor creating a broth that is always a hit. Great recipe, perfect for a cool fall/winter night!
My first try at a dish I had when I was a little girl on vacation in Poland. I really enjoyed it, but the cooking time as indicated in the recipe is too long for my taste; I found the ingredients a little overcooked. I added a ripe, whole jalapeno to spice it up, and it was great! Will surely make this dish again!
I new to cooking, and tried this with a crockpot. After about two hours, the sausage was done, but the veggies weren't even close. So I went to bed! When I awoke, the whole house smelled delicious. The only problem was that the sausage was WAY overcooked. Next time, I'll slow-cook everything, and add the sausage in at the end. Otherwise it was a great dish, and my coworkers liked it (my testing ground, hehe)


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Windows 7, i5 Intel, 500GB HDD. I am fed up with the same old message ruining my attempts at using applications. For example, when I am in the middle of adding names etc., to an Excel database, for use in a labelling program, up comes the pop-up "The program is not working correctly. Windows needs to close it, and will notify you if a solution is found" etc., etc., etc. Then the program I am working on closes down, and unsaved work lost. Why on earth does this happen on a PC with such a good spec? I should have thought that this could have been rectified by software built into the newer PCs, but I would appreciate any advice for a permanent cure. geedad
You could try ipconfig /flushdns in command prompt and see if that helps.It should tell you that the DNS Cache has been flushed.
Or even sfc /scannow in command prompt to see if it finds any problems.
lotvic buteman Thanks. Will try ANYTHING to solve this nuisance. No point in having a computer if you can't use it! geedad
I find that 'windows is trying to find a solution' never works just the same as 'Event Viewer' faults can never be found on Microsoft's help line. If anyone has a computer that just works let me know the spec because that will be a 1st! Maybe in another 10 years one will just work but come to think of it I was saying that 10 years ago. It's in the IT industry interest to build flawed software product to continue its existence. In the meantime I tend to use Process Explorer to identify faults to see processes hogging PCU time as the likely cause of the problem.
Have you done the 'Detect and Repair' in Excel (in Office 2003 it is on Help dropdown menu)
I doubt that there is a permanent cure. Windows trying to find a solutions is useless.
Things to check: Do you have all of the windows and office updates and in particular the office ones if you are having problems with Excel? Run a repair on Office (how this is done depends on the version as it is different for 2007 and 2010 from 2003). How much RAM do you have? Is your antivirus doing something at the same time or do you have other programs running in the background?
When you restart Office apps it will often try to recover data from when it crashed (in tmp files). Have you let it try that?
Had a look at answers.microsoft.com. And ref. your later reply, I have MS Works installed and not Office.
Used the 'flushdns' thing, thanks.
Process Explorer - does it do Win 7 (64bit)?
Woolwell Yes, have AVG (free) running, and have 4GB ram.Pre-installed MS Works only.
Thank you all for your help. geedad
I am a bit puzzled now as if you have Works then you do not have Excel but the Works Spreadsheet which is like a cut down version of Excel. Which version of Works are you running? Open a Works program, such as Word Processor. Click Help on the menu bar. Then click About, and it will show what version you have.
You need to make sure that you have the latest version and all of its updates.
BTW I think that Open Office is better than Works.
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Came across this:
– in which the founding Trustee (and Secretary of FTI), Mr Kandpal also features.
Three points caught my attention, and are worth noting – very carefully:
Good leaders get people to believe in them.
Great leaders inspire people to believe in themselves.
Good leaders say ― Watch what I can do.
Great leaders say ― Let me show you what you can do.
Good leaders catch fish for others so they can eat today.
Great leaders teach people how to fish so they can eat for a lifetime.
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