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Cycle Check in! 12/27
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December 27th, 2010, 09:29 PM
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Ugghhh....we're wttc
It's partly my choice, so I shouldn't be so bummed about it. We were supposed to do injects and IUI in January, but decided to wait until March/April to begin due to a few reasons (timing at work, going to Australia this summer, etc). The waiting sucks
I have no idea what cd I am on, as my last cycle was 66 days. Stupid pcos!
G/L everyone trying
Awww I must've missed when you first decided this???? I was looking forward to being cycle buddies again! I hope the wait goes by quickly so you can hurry up and get your BFP!!!! OH and I hear you on stupid PCOS. I got my first ACTUAL AF on the 7th because we completely stopped pumping/nursing (due to biting and production
so I will be interested to see if I actually start AF again in a timely manner to start injects in January!
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text: I got a free desktop from my brother that I am going to use for Photoshop. Fwiw, since I am pretty computer illerate......its a Dell Dimension 2400. The service tag is 8V3Y231, if that might help understand what I am dealing with. I know the stuff is old and far outdated. I also know that I can run Photoshop on it as it is right now, since the processor isn't that far off from what I have on this desktop. The spare is Intel P4, 2.4GHz, with 256MB or RAM. I know that RAM is really low.....is it the only thing I should be concerned about upgrading? Tips or suggestions? Should I definitely replace some things, or let it roll? Also, I am going to be connecting these two PC's together.......if at all possible. I have 2 monitors.....so I really just need a way to transfer my pictures to my desktop for internet use. Also, on a side note.....I have the monitor linked below. It is DVI ready......but I have no clue what I need to have to connect it using DVI. http://reviews.cnet.com/lcd-monitors/dell-se198wfp/1707-3174_7-32558895.html

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The impact of carbon coating on the synthesis and properties of α"–Fe16N2 powders
This study presents the preparation of carbon composite Fe16N2 powders, and the influence of a protective carbon coating on the yield and magnetic properties of Fe16N2. Nanoparticle precursors with and without carbon were reacted under ammonia gas flow to produce Fe16N2. X-ray diffraction indicates that the powders contain typically 50-60% Fe16N2, with the remaining phases being unreacted iron, Fe4N or Fe3N. Transmission electron microscopy demonstrates that the carbon coating is effective atnd reducing the level of sintering of Fe nanoparticles during the reduction stage prior to ammonolysis to form Fe nanoparticles. In situ TEM was used to observe loss of ordering in the nitrogen sublattice of carbon composite Fe16N2 powders in the range of 168 °C to 200 °C. Magnetic susceptibility measurements show maximum values for saturation magnetization in the range of 232 emu/g-1, and for coercivity near 930 Oe, for samples measured up to 2T applied field at 300K.
- Authors:
- Oak Ridge National Lab. (ORNL), Oak Ridge, TN (United States)
- Univ. of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN (United States)
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- Accepted Manuscript
- Journal Name:
- Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics. PCCP (Print)
- Additional Journal Information:
- Journal Name: Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics. PCCP (Print); Journal Volume: 18; Journal Issue: 18; Journal ID: ISSN 1463-9076
- Publisher:
- Royal Society of Chemistry
- Research Org:
- Oak Ridge National Lab. (ORNL), Oak Ridge, TN (United States)
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- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
- Subject:
- 36 MATERIALS SCIENCE; carbon coating; iron nitride; ammonolysis; magnetization; diffraction
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text: Snitch 2.5.1, a utility for editing file characteristics (such as Type and Creator) is now officially out. This version is required if you use Mac OS 8.1. You can get Snitch here at the MacFixIt Download Library. I received this copy directly from Mitch Jones (the author), so I know it is "official." Previous versions of 2.5.1 were beta.


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This appears to be a great plugin and has a lot of potential. As others mentioned, I had a problem with it crippling the entire site as well. It took about 7 or 8 installation tries to get it running 100% smoothly. If you purchase the pro version you have to install two plugins in a very specific way which I did each time….8th time is a charm?
The support that comes with Pro sucks. I've had a problem with a small part of and posted to their support forum. The first "solution" screwed up my site so bad I had to reset all the settings and spent half the day getting it back to where I had it. The second "solution" was to read all their instructions again. Which would be great but when you click on one page to the second page, find the specific thing you want on the second page, click on it and it takes you back to the first page. And YES I did read directions BEFORE I asked. There was NOTHING on there about anything remotely near my problem. And in the end, after 3 days of all this CSS code and creating and renaming PHP files, I quit and went into my Wordpess settings and with one click fixed it all.
There are better calendar apps out there, I suggest you find one.
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