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Your DermaWand Kit Includes:
The purpose of the tests was to determine the rate of production and dissipation of ozone as produced from the DermaWand.
The DermaWand was placed into a series of cubical containers along with an ozone meter as depicted in the following sketch:
1. 12" x 12" x 12"
2. 6" x 6" x 6"
3. 3" x 3" x 3"
The DermaWand was grounded and placed at the bottom of the container, directly below the ozone sensor.
The first series of tests were run in the 12" x 12" x 12" container. In this enclosure, after 1 hour there were no readings.
Next, the 6" x 6" x 6" container was used. The results in the container are depicted.
In the 3" x 3" x 3" container, the readings quickly (within 2 seconds) went to 0.28 ppm and remained there for 30 minutes.
The following diagram illustrates the decrease in ozone once the DermaWand was turned off
Ozone is an irritant of the mucous membranes and the lungs. Effects of exposure can be wide ranging. Signs of exposure increase as follows:
Odour Threshold .01 ppm
Obvious Odour .05 ppm
@ 0.1 ppm 5% of people will experience eye irritation
The following scales represent the exposure time required to produce the listed toxic effects. The scale is the product of dose in ppm and time of exposure in minutes. The most severe application of DermaWand is 0.70 ppm-minutes and this would occur if the user were to inhale all of the ozone produced during a 5 minute treatment.
.65 to 3 ppm-minutes
Throat irritation
Throat dryness
Watering eyes
3 to 36 ppm-minutes
Changes in visual acuity
Increase in peripheral vision
Substernal pain
36 to 72 ppm-minutes
Head ache
Burning eyes
Pulmonary edema
Broncho pneumonia
72 to 96 ppm-minutes
Impaired lung function
Ionizing radiation mimicking
Chromosomal damage
6,000 ppm-minutes
Potentially lethal
12,000 pm-minutes
LC50 in rats
United Stats National Ambient Air Quality Standard -
hourly average of 0.12 ppm (7.2 ppm-min)1
Maximum standard for ozone in the workplace (TLV) .05 ppm for 8 hours (24 ppm-minutes) 1
1 Kehrer, in handbook of TOXICITY OF INORGANIC COMPOUNDS (Marcel Dekker, Inc.)
TLC-TWA 0.1 ppm2
ACGIH, NIOSH, MSHA 0.2 ppm2
2 Pradyot Patnaik A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO THE HAZARDOUS PROPERTIES OF CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES, Van Nostrand Reinhold.
If the DermaWand is operated in an open environment there is no chance that ozone can build up to levels which would be harmful. Further, the quantity of ozone generated by the DermaWand during a most severe application is lower than the lowest levels at which any sign of physical effect can be seen. This compares well with the effects of our application studies where no negative effects associated with the wand were observed.
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Wrigleys Extra Spearmint
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Review of "Wrigleys Extra Spearmint"
Haven't been around for a long time now. Who knows if I'll ever return.
"Chew on it. No, really."
This is a review of the 60 peice tubs of extra gum
Chewing the fat
When I was a child I liked to eat. Mostly food, occasionally mud and dog hair. Thankfully I grew out of that habit by the age of five. I did not, however, grow out of the habit of eating. In fact, food is up there on my list of favourite things to do, right in there with "sex" and "be paid for doing nothing". I think this list makes me a well rounded and normal individual. The reality is probably quite different. Point being, if you are going to spend your life enjoying putting things (mostly foodstuffs) in your mouth, you should probably adopt some sort of dental hygiene. Ask my gorgeous dentist and he will tell you that my teeth are perfect. He's a liar, they are squint and have fillings, but they are always very clean.
I don't for one second attribute my dental health to gum. I started chewing gum when it was full of sugar and you could blow bubbles the size of your head with the stuff. Normally this resulted in a burst bubble and a resulting haircut. These days I stick to Wrigley's Extra for my chewing needs; I tried going back to bubble gum just for nostalgias sake but it's just not as stretchy as it used to be. Big sigh.
Forever and ever ago
Wrigley (who are now a subsidiary of Mars Inc.) have been around forever. Well, since 1911. That's when they started selling their products in the UK starting off with juicy fruit and spearmint strips. In 1952 they added Tunes to their range, following on with Opal fruits (now starburst) in 1960, Skittles and Lockets in 1974, and finally the first sugar free gum in 1977. From then it took them till 1989 to release the Extra brand of Gum that most people will recognise. Since then, both the British Dental Health Foundation and the Irish Dental Association have approved Extra as a good supplement to dental hygiene. If you really crave more information about Wrigley, they have a rather professional looking website: www.wrigley.com/uk and if that isn't enough you can even give them a ring on 0845 604 8495. I'm less than sure what you'd really want to discuss with them, but there you go!
Extra, Extra, Read all… oh you know where it's going.
So, as part of their fantabulous journey into the corners of every handbag and pocket in the UK, Wrigley's decided to release a handy bumper pack for chewing addicts. Rather than the usual small pack, this pack comes with 60 spearmint pieces for around £1.90. Wrigley likes to call them pellets, though that feels a bit weird for me, always bringing to mind something used to kill rodents. Far too medical me thinks.
The pack itself is rather pretty. It is about three inches tall and two inches wide and a lovely contoured shape. The lid comes with two sections. One is a small flap on the side to allow a couple of pieces to be coaxed out by shaking the tub. The top of the tub, however, also opens up fully so if you prefer you can open the bigger flap and just dip your fingers in to pick the pieces out. Oh the choice!
You should store this in a cool dry place, away from heat or moisture. If you don't, I really don't recommend chewing on it as it will be a bit soggy and gross. On the plus side, you won't end up putting this pack through the washing machine as it's slightly too big for your jeans pocket. No more soggy gum in your pocket! Yay!
Neat freaks rejoice!
The first thing I love about this pack is the neatness of it all. Most people will be familiar with the sight of a week old pack of gum, half eaten and folded over at the top to keep it fresh. It looks ragged, wrinkled and messy. You're never sure if the pieces inside will still be edible and you're never sure you really want to try and find out. This pack solves all of that. Its sleek contours look great, the packaging doesn't wrinkle and crack as it's made out of plastics. The pieces inside never end up looking crumbled and inedible as the pack is like a mini Tupperware box keeping them fresh. The pack looks a lot better than the smaller paper ones and I can happily sit it on my desk at work without it looking like a mess. It can even fit neatly into the cup holder in my car without making every look littered. Fantastic!
Hoarders Rejoice!!
The next obvious upside of this pack is that it in theory will last you a lot longer. If you are anything like me, you'll want two pellets of gum for each and every occasion you wish to chew on some gum. One just doesn't feel like there's enough in your mouth and three feels like too much. Due to that, I can usually get through a normal pack in a day. I'm a spearmint gum whore. As soon as the flavour fades a little it's out of my mouth and a new set goes in. This means that the normal paper packs last about two or three hours when I'm on a gum kick. Never more than a day anyway. These packs tend to last me three or four days which is a massive improvement. It also means if you have some compulsion to hoard gum, pens, paracetamol, ibuprofen, telephone wipes or other at your work so that in the rare occasion a work mate is desperate for something you can give them it, this pack is great. 60 pieces means no worrying about your quickly diminishing gum packet.
Replace one bad habit with a slightly better one!
If you've been paying attention you'll remember that I love to eat. I really, really do. I am one of those people who will eat food just because it is there. If something is in front of me, I will happily pick away at it, consuming till I turn into a massive balloon and pop. At which point blood and guts would go flying. Gum, however, has saved me from this Seven-esque fate. I am very aware that this habit isn't a good one, so I try when I can to curb it. Gum helps this to no end by sticking something tasty in my gob to chew on. It's similar to the way that smokers find it difficult when their hands have nothing to do. Having the gum here helps me stop eating junk when I don't need to be, all the while keeping my teeth clean in the process!
How long does it last?
On the pack Wrigley recommends that you chew for 20 minutes after eating or drinking. This apparently helps to "neutralize plaque acids, balance the plaque pH in the mouth, protect against early damage to tooth enamel, maintain tooth mineralization and rebuild tooth enamel". Sounds like a mini workout for your teeth, keeping them healthy and clean. Most people will really only want to know how long the flavour lasts since gum is pants when it loses its flavour. To that end, I am going to time how long it takes for the flavour to die. Here goes nothing:
11:59am start chewing.
12:06pm flavour has died down but still there.
12:25pm we still have faint flavour.
12:38pm flavour is pretty much gone and gum is getting tough to chew.
12:41pm I can't hack it any more. Gum is coming out.
I lasted 42 minutes. The flavour lasted 39 minutes. So it's more than capable of fulfilling its recommended 20 minutes. Huzzah! The flavour is a lovely fresh minty flavour as most spearmint flavoured items are. It's not as harsh and brutal as the other flavours are as it has a little sweetness to it. The subtle sweet flavour continues throughout your chewing experience making it that much more enjoyable. Near the end of the 42 minutes the gum started to become uncomfortable to chew but you really don't need to chew it for that long.
Calories?? In gum?!?
As with most thinks like blinking or looking at cakes, gum has calories. Thankfully it really doesn't have that many. There are 149 calories per 100g in this gum. Now for some maths; there are 60 pieces weighing 84g in total in this pack, meaning that each piece would be 1.4g. You'd need 72 pieces to make 100g so with that math you'd assume each piece has 2.06 calories (roughly) which isn't actually that bad really. If you eat a whole pack of these you'll consume about 124 calories. That's less than a bar of chocolate for the whole pack which should last you anywhere from a couple of days to a couple of weeks. Pretty decent. Take into account the fact that chewing gum will burn calories as you do it, it probably negates those horrid little numbers all together.
Anything Extra to add?
Another great aspect of this gum is that it is suitable for vegetarians. Some gums contain gelatine which is made from the bones and skin of pigs and cows, but this one doesn't. So if you prefer your cows to be alive you will be happy to know there are no animals within your mouth as you chew away. Personally I'd prefer to be chewing on the cow than the gum, but each to their own!
One interesting thing that you will note if you read the fine print is that "Excessive consumption may produce laxative effects". If you are a gum whore like myself, this may be something you want to pay attention to, though I've never noticed any ill effects. In saying that, I have so many stomach issues I'd probably not notice if one particular thing was giving me the runs. The same can be said of other minty products (seriously, look on your pack of polo's next time) so it's probably the mint that does it. Who knows? Doctors, that's who.
Is that all there is?
Yes. Well. Apart from my conclusion: Wrigley's Extra Spearmint gum is brilliant. It tastes great and the flavour lasts for more than long enough. The 60 piece pack is great value for money at around £1.90 (depending on the retailer) and looks a lot better than its smaller paper counterparts. It's suitable for vegetarians but can cause laxative effects if you over-chew. Overall a most awesome product.
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Being part of the Trade finance team, you will be involved in the end-to-end process of the Trade Finance Operations function starting from liaising with clients on deals to settlements of Trade Finance transactions. You will review Import and Export documents, and also construct SWIFT messages with the relevant products and services. On a regular basis, you will be involved system enhancements and testing projects.
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Actually, the formula is simple - find the price of square centimeter, then multiply it by slice square, that is
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Children have always loved, and will always remember, these classic fairy tales and sharing them together is an experience to treasure.
Ladybird has published fairy tales for over forty-five years, bringing the magic of traditional stories to each new generation of children.
Other exciting titles in the Ladybird Tales series include Rumpelstiltskin, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, Rapunzel, The Magic Porridge Pot, The Enormous Turnip, Puss in Boots and Sleeping Beauty.
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With a stay at Hotel Holiday Park in Warsaw (Bielany), you'll be within the vicinity of Powazki Cemetery and Old Town Square. This hotel is within the vicinity of Arkadia Shopping Mall and Museum of Pavilion X.
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Ronaldo score his second goal in as many games for Corinthians; Goals from the Copa Libertadores
Corinthians 2 – Sao Caetano 1 (Campeonato Paulista, March 11, 2009) Sao Caetano took a 22nd minute lead with a Marcelo Batatais header before Andre Santos rifled in the equaliser with a long-range shot in the 35th minute. Ronaldo, playing just his third game for Corinthians and starting for the first time in his home debut, then claimed the winner, sweeping the ball home with a first-time shot from Dentinho's low cross in the 51st minute.
Guadalajara (Chivas) 1 – Caracas 0 (Copa Libertadores, March 11, 2009) Despite going down to 10-men when Oliva collected his second booking before the hour mark, Chivas went on to claim a narrow victory thanks to Galindo's late header.
Deportivo Tachira 1 – Deportivo Cuenca 0 (Copa Libertadores, March 11, 2009) Tachira played with 10 men from the 39th after defender Julio Cesar Machado was shown a second yellow card. The numbers were levelled up after Cuenca defender Juan Guerron was also shown the red card after 63 minutes. And the decisivise moment arrived 20 minutes from time as Jose Javier Villafraz curled home a lovely free-kick.
Everton 1 – Lanus 1 (Copa Libertadores, March 11, 2009) Lanus took the lead with a goal from Diego Gonzalez in the dying seconds of the first half, but Everton replied with a penalty by Argentine striker Ezequiel Miralles eight minutes after the restart.
Boyaca Chico 0 – Gremio 1 (Copa Libertadores, March 11, 2009) Souza beat Colombian goalkeeper Edigson Velasquez with a low free kick after 31 minutes, before Chico had Juan Mahecha sent off in the 76th minute for diving on the edge of the Gremio box.


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FINAL NOTES ON the college football season: Okay, so now I'm finally disappointed with the Arizona Wildcats. I stuck with them when they lost to Colorado State, a team which, after all, finished the regular season 10-1 and atop the tough WAC. I gritted my teeth when they lost to Oregon, a one-point loss that eventually kept the Cats out of the Rose Bowl. I even kept a stiff upper lip when they blew the USC game.
The Freedom Bowl was the final straw. It pushed me from miffed to bummed. And it's not just that they lost. The way this season went, a loss in a minor bowl was just about inevitable. It was the way they lost.
Watching the Freedom Bowl had to one of the most frustrating three hours I've ever spent. Arizona absolutely dominated the Utes, a team that had beaten both Colorado State and Oregon in the regular season.
Look at the stats: Utah was averaging over 450 yards of offense a game; Arizona held them to 75 yards total and only six yards on the ground. Utah scored two touchdowns, but both came on drives of five yards. And the second one was on fourth down on a shoulda-been sack that became a desperation toss and miracle catch.
When the Cats dropped not one, but two, sure TD passes early in the fourth quarter, that sinking feeling set in. Then they took the safety, which put them under the point spread, and finally the crushing loss, which (as Dick Tomey had predicted) put Utah in the Top 10 and sent Arizona reeling to No. 20.
When a season starts off with such high expectations, it's most likely they won't be met. Disappointment is almost a sure bet. And the Cats did disappoint. They looked sluggish all too often. Their offense still sputters. And their defense had a couple serious lapses, including a complete no-show at USC.
Still, I'm not giving up. I honestly don't know if Arizona will ever go to the Rose Bowl. They may not have another shot this good for years. But I'm not joining with the likes of my buddy Skippy who thinks Dick Tomey should be fired because he can't get them over the hump.
Arizona finished tied for first and then tied for second the past two years. The Cats won 18 games in two years. The second-best team in that stretch is USC and they only won 16. In fact, the Cats, USC and Washington are the only teams in the conference that had back-to-back winning seasons! That's how tough things are these days.
Disappointment is a given here, but you have to appreciate what they've done. Arizona is a nationally-known program, well-run and clean. It's always right near the top of the conference. There isn't a team in the Pac-10 I'd rather root for.
So all you Cat fans out there, quit your whining and say it once with me: Wait until next year!
I was thrilled Nebraska beat Miami in the Orange Bowl. I'm not much of a Nebraska fan, but I hate Miami worse that I hate watching Newt Gingrich smile.
As usual, the Miami Hurricanes talked all that shit. Bring 'em on, not in our house, all that bull. Then they jumped out to an early lead and I got a sick feeling.
But those big old corn-fed Nebraska linemen kept pounding away, and by the fourth quarter it was all over. Miami was beaten and they had that same whupped look they had last year when Arizona slapped 'em around.
I truly hope this signals the beginning of the decline for Miami football. That thuggery and shit-talking is ruining a fine sport, and if the purveyors of that nonsense can be repudiated on the field (as they were so convincingly on Sunday), perhaps a new fad can come along for young people to emulate. Like maybe playing hard, exhibiting sportsmanship, something crazy like that.
Oh, I know this is about college football, but I have to take the time to let you know I am now officially off the case of Michigan basketball.
The other night the Final Jeopardy answer was: "The Newark Academy of Cosmetology."
The correct question was: Who hasn't beaten Michigan in basketball this season?
Thus far, Michigan, which supposedly boasts two former members of the original Fab Five, plus five new Fabs, has lost to Penn of the Ivy League, Arizona, Arizona State, Duke and now Washington!
Not the Washington Bullets. They have crybaby Chris Webber and Juwan Howard, so they can't beat anybody. Washington, as in Pac-10 doormat Washington.
This is so embarrassing that I'm invoking the promise I made to my Mom to never pick on the handicapped. Michigan sucks so bad they're now officially beneath my notice. And I'm soooooo happy.
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Both easy to use and highly informative, The Complete Guide to Psychiatric Drugs is an indispensable reference for both patients and professionals. Now in a revised and expanded edition, this up-to-date handbook supplies current information on the newest and most commonly used psychiatric drugs as well as the latest details regarding side effects, dosages, and precautions.
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Policy makers and commissioners alike want to identify best evidence. The argument goes that the application of empirical evidence should promote better policies, improved services and the more efficient use of resources, but it has often been difficult to harness the 'right' evidence. This is true of social work as of other policy areas, writes Dr Mary Baginsky.


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So, it's official, I've lost my dear old domain to the wolves of the internet and I've had to move on to a new, more difficult to type, yet less vague domain name. After realising that I truly needed to blog to contain my out-pouring of ridiculous thought and general craziness, I relented and decided that I could indeed make the time to blog – carving into the precious time I had previously set aside for trawling though endless gifs on 9gag. What a major sacrifice to my lifestyle I have made.
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Get ready for a T-rex sized adventure on January 20, when PBS KIDS premieres "Nature Trackers Adventure Camp," an all-new, one-hour special from The Jim Henson Company's hit series DINOSAUR TRAIN. Kids will follow Buddy, Shiny, Tiny and Don in four brand-new, exciting stories as they travel to different ecosystems and learn about erosion, tree lines, rainforests and canyons. The special premieres Monday, January 20 at 9am and 2:30pm ET/PT (check local listings). Watch out for repeats on Saturday, January 25 8:30am ET/PT; and Sunday, January 26, 8:00am ET/PT!
In the on-air special, Mr. Conductor and his nephew Gilbert lead Buddy, Tiny, Shiny, Don and friends on an action-packed journey during Nature Trackers Adventure Camp! Throughout their adventures at camp, the group finds courage as they race down rivers, have a snowball fight, climb a tall mountain, ride a zip line over the rainforest, and hike down a canyon to dig for fossils! Viewers won't be able to resist tapping their feet and singing along as the whole gang makes discoveries about the world around them.
Each page has adorable friendly looking dinosaurs with their children. Bright, colorful and fun to flip the page and each flap also! The above photo shows the book without the flaps having been pulled open. They're very easy to pull open however they don't exactly go back into place and stay. It's no big deal as my toddler still likes pulling them open and getting surprised each time. The stories are not that long on each page although they're very engaging and fun. It's entertaining to see my toddler pull open a flap and look at the other side to see what the opposites are or what the colors of the crystals are. Each page has a different story with a whole new set of flaps to explore!
From learning what the opposite of under is (above) to finding the correct baby dinosaur that hatches from their colorful eggs. Each page engages the child to learn what their opposites are and their colors. There's even action flaps where the dinosaur (as you see in the above photo) may be sliding down the water fall and once you pull the flap the dinosaur slides and splashes into the water. If you're looking for a book to enjoy with your toddler then this one is perfect! This book is used every single day by my tot even when I'm not playing with her. She's learned the opposites and has started using it in her vocabulary. Learning about dinosaurs is important, so make sure this book is on your toddlers bookshelf for daily reading!
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An example of a Bronze Age boundary ditch still marking the border between two counties, Hants and Wilts. More obvious to the SW where
Bokerley Dyke
and the
Grim's Ditch
serve the same purpose. What is more startling about this area is the disparity between the concentration of ancient sites either side of the dividing line. To the W. a huge number of tumuli and earthworks, to the E. none at all! The landscape is of similar form and there is no large physical barrier such as a river to provide a logical boundary. A line drawn between two tribes of dissimilar wealth?
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[SU 20934855 - SU 21714725] Devil's Ditch [O.E.] [Twice] [SU 21714725 - SU 23234355] Devil's Ditch [O.E.] (Course of) [Three times]. (1)
Additional courses: SU 22404850 to SU 22254819 (SU 24 NW 146) and SU 21774877 to SU 22414893 (SU 24 NW 145) [at which latter point the two earthworks intersect and pass into the county of Wiltshire.] (2)
A bivallate linear earthwork of LBA ranch boundary type (see SU 24 SE 13) extending for some 7700.0m. from Tidworth Barracks southwards to the River Bourne near Cholderton. The county boundary between Wiltshire and Hampshire follows it all the way except for a short stretch near Tidworth. Published 1/2500 revised. (3)
The Devil's Ditch was investigated as part of the Wessex Linear Ditches project where it formed the eastern boundary of the Northern and Southern Core Territories. Excavations took place at SU 21104831 (LDP 052), SU 21564491 (LDP 090) and SU 21724599 (LPD 094). The ditch at LDP 052 and LPD 090 was found to be V-shaped c. 3.7m - 4.9m wide, and up to 1.75m deep terminating in a steep-sided basal slot. The ditch was originally flat-bottomed but had been remodelled and the original silts cleaned out. A cattle skull recovered from secondary ditch deposits was used to provide a Radio-carbon determination (OxA-3046). This was used to date events which were noted elsewhere in the ditch complex (SU 25 SW 166), a discrete cultural horizon which appears to be connected with the re-use of the ditch system during the Middle Iron Age. These excavations also recovered Roman Pottery from the top of the ditch. Roman and Late Bronze Age pottery was also recovered by field walking along the southern section of the ditch. (4) The Devil's Ditch was investigated by RCHME field staff as part of Salisbury Plain Training Area Project. Further details can be found within the project archive. The linear earthwork bounds the Tidworth golf course on the SW for its entire length, skirting and partially destroying two round barrows as it does so. Where it crosses Dunch Hill it is 5m wide and 1m deep with a corresponding bank on its N side, except where it descends the slope of Dunch Hill. A second linear ditch, c5m wide and 1m deep, with a corresponding bank on its N side, abuts and may even cut into the `Devils Ditch'. This runs to the NE for a distance of 100m following the line of the earlier fields. On reaching the summit of the hill it turns ENE and is clearly aligned on a group of round barrows some 350m W of the golf course perimeter. Surveyed at 1:2500. (5)
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Discussion in 'OT Technology' started by DouggieJ, Oct 22, 2009.
2009... when MS makes upgrading easy
windows 7 is way easy to install
its amazing how far behind microsoft can be in some aspects.
or all, depending on how you look at it.
You know what I found amazing? the little quick start guide about installing snow leopard that came in the box had the instructions:
1. To install snow leopard, insert disc, double click, follow instructions.
2. To customise, press customise.
It didn't even recommend a backup first.. thats how confident they were
So wait...this retard has a 32-bit OS and wants to upgrade to not only a new OS, but to also convert his OS to 64-bit.
How dare MS not support this?!? You guys are true apple fucks. I don't have any MS OS's in my home since I'm fully Apple, but even I don't expect that upgrade to work. Amazing how hard some of you guys suck teh Mac nuts. Never really understood why the PC guys called most of you zombies, but I'm slowly starting to learn as I hang out w/ more and more Apple guys.
you take us too seriously
even so asshole, that works just fine with SL.
You guys obviously have never worked with Linux/Unix command line very much..... MS' way makes things FAR easier.
I think I had less problems with my Beta.
my other computer at home is running Ubuntu
You have obviously never worked with a processor in bytecode before.... a high level language and an operating system makes things FAR easier...
seriously, wtf is that supposed to mean?
This is a supported upgrade.
The problem is more with the way they posted the install files for the student promotion rather with Win 7 itself, but it's still good for laughs (once you get it working if you bought it that is).
It means that when compared with the linux/unix command line (or hell, even osx for that matter, which is BSD Unix based) the Windows/DOS/PowerShell command line is a lot easier to use.
So WTF that's supposed to mean is quit yer bitchin', not EVERY task can be GUI automated for you ignorant pointy-clicky fuckers....
eat my ass. mac os upgrades with a single click so your point is stupid and irrelevant. and who gives a fuck if YOU think dos is easier, ill take unix and its tools anyday. So go put some more mouse buttons on your mouse and regsvr32 some dll's you piece of fucking shit bill gates humper.
Anyone who thinks that retarded MS-DOS command prompt is better than a UNIX shell needs to have their head examined.
The new Windoze 7 ads Apple put out are pretty good.
I like W7 more than Leopard. Easier to use.
good to know
And it costs less.
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Shots fired! Zlatan Ibrahimović has not so subtle dig at Pep Guardiola
Before he joined Manchester United, Zlatan Ibrahimović's agent commented that the prospect of hindering the progress of Pep Guardiola across town at the Etihad Stadium would likely compel the Swede to finally grace the Premier League.
Of course, the agent in question is Mino Raiola, who, as Jurgen Klopp recently found out, has no compunction with excoriating managers if they've crossed swords with his clients.
If indeed Ibrahimović did come to Manchester to exact vengeance on Guardiola, while the he still has the chance, his first opportunity to do so ended in failure.
Despite scoring for United in the derby at Old Trafford on Saturday - his third league goal in four games - the Catalan coach still guided City to a thoroughly deserved 2-1 victory.
Incidentally, 'Ibra' has now scored in derbies in England, Holland, Spain, France, Sweden and Italy
Stomaching the defeat will have been all the more vexing for the striker as he had a gilt-edged opportunity to level the game on the stroke of half time, but his limp effort was cleared off the line by John Stones.
Furthermore, he was found to be in an offside position as Marcus Rashford's drive deflected off him and past Claudio Bravo.
It's no secret that Ibrahimović and Guardiola share an acrimonious history from their brief time together at Barcelona.
The former arrived at the Nou Camp in the summer of 2009 from Inter Milan in a deal that included Samuel Eto'o going the other way as well as Barcelona forking over a fee in excess of €60m.
It was at the San Siro that the former PSG man sparked up a bone fide bromance with Jose Mourinho, who also has a slightly chequered past with Mr Guardiola.
The relationship with Guardiola was never particularly affectionate but it quickly turned downright non-existent.
In his book, 'I am Zlatan,' Ibrahimović described the coach as a 'spineless coward'.
The rub of their feud came down to the fact that Lionel Messi insisted on being given a central role -occupied at the time by Ibrahimović- in the Barca side or he simply wouldn't play. It is something Guardiola has never denied and was chronicled in Guillem Balagué's biography of him.
Guardiola acquiesced and Ibrahimović would become more and more peripheral, despite netting 16 goals in 29 appearances. He was also unsettled by the exacting levels of discipline the Barcelona players were expected to adhere to.
Eventually, he claims, Guardiola subjected him to silent treatment and, within a season, he joined AC Milan on loan.
Indeed, the former Bayern boss addressed the issue prior to the crosstown showdown and, in the most polite manner possible, all but dismissed the 34-year-old's version of events as fictional.
"Ibrahimović used his book to explain what he believes, he had some things to say. Always I was clear. Whatever I said to him I spoke face to face. I never used the media to explain what I wanted from him on the pitch."
Well, it would appear as though said remarks did not fall on deaf ears. With a far greater stealth, Ibrahimović has registered a riposte of sorts.
Speaking to MUTV, he was asked to wax lyrical about all things Mourinho, and exactly what attributes have enabled him to achieve so much.
"He is direct with everyone. He is not a coach that goes behind your back. If you're not good enough, he will tell you that you are not good enough.
"And I prefer it like that, instead of having somebody who does not say anything to you and your situation is so and so but you think it is good because you don't hear anything," he said.
His chief gripe with Guardiola was a lack of, and eventually, complete absence of communication. Ibrahimović found the 45-year-old duplicitous, a transgression he is yet to forgive.
Moreover, he claimed that the bond shared with Mourinho is predicated on a common competitive drive, that desire to attain victory regardless of the cost.
"I know what he goes for - he's a winner. I see myself as a winner also. I like to win, I do everything to win - he thinks the same thing.
"And he won, and I won. We won when we were young, we will win when we are a little bit older, and not old, just a little bit older," he quipped.
"He does what he needs to do to win and he'll make sure he wins. Just like me as a player because I don't accept I lose, but when I lose I learn. But I will not lose, I will win."
United can return to winning ways when they face Feyenoord in the Europa League on Thursday, before a league meeting with Watford in Sunday's early kick-off.
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Proponents of vouchers and other measures that expand access to private schooling often claim that competition from privately operated schools will spur student achievement in public schools. Critics, however, note that the educational benefits of competition are unproven and that student achievement in the public sector could decline as students become segregated along lines of ability, ethnicity or class. Researchers Martin West, executive editor of Education Next, and Ludger Woessmann, head of the Department of Human Capital and Innovation of the Ifo Institute for Economic Research, attempt to solve this conundrum by examining competition in education across various countries.
To conduct their analysis, West and Woessman analyzed Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) data sets containing pupil-level test scores for 220,000 students in 29 OECD countries. They were also able to obtain student background characteristics and administrator reports on the characteristics of each student's school, including school resources and whether the school was public or private.
The findings speak quite clearly:
- Competition from private schools improves student achievement, and appears to do so for public school as well as private school students.
- It produces these benefits while decreasing the total resources devoted to education, as measured by cumulative educational spending per pupil.
- Under competitive pressures from private schools, the productivity of the school system measured as the ratio between output and input increases by even more than is suggested by looking at educational outcomes alone.
- Ironically, although Catholics historically placed less emphasis on education than did adherents of many other religions, their resistance to state-run schooling in many countries helped create institutional configurations that continue to spur student achievement.
- Moreover, changes in historical shares of Catholics in the population that are associated with a 10 percentage point increase in the private school share today lead to a $3,209 reduction in cumulative spending per student, or 5.6 percent of the average OECD spending level of $56,947.
Source: Martin R. West and Ludger Woessmann, "School Choice International," Education Next (Hoover Institution), Winter 2009.
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Minneapolis, MN (November 28, 2012) – Teamsters Local 974 union officials are facing federal prosecution for violating the rights of a former New Brighton Ford journeyman technician.
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) regional office in Minneapolis issued a formal complaint against the union after Dylan McHenry of Hammond, Wisconsin filed federal charges against the union with free legal assistance from National Right to Work Foundation staff attorneys.
Because Minnesota does not have Right to Work protections making union affiliation completely voluntary, McHenry was still forced to pay fees to the union to keep his job. However, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in the Foundation's Communication Workers of America v. Beck case that workers are not required to pay union dues or fees for union boss political activities, lobbying, and member-only events.
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Stoked Mentoring, the non profit action sports organization that brings together at-risk youth to learn about life mentoring through action sports, and DC announced today that it will holding a Skate Jam in the Rampart District in Los Angeles on August 19. The event, held at the Lake Street Community Center Skatepark will let area kids showcase their skills for the community, hold a best trick contest, and expose inner-city Los Angeles youth to the mentoring opportunities Stoked provides through its action sports programs.
This summer marked the first successful year of Stoked Mentoring's Skate Mentor program in Los Angeles, which pairs successful adults with at-risk young people for mentoring relationships that combine the challenge of skateboarding with real-life learning opportunities. This year's Los Angeles Skate Mentor program was made possible primarily through the support of DC, whose generous sponsorship helped fund the nationwide program.
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In addition to DC and Ignition's support, other leading companies in and outside of action sports have joined together to help make the Skate Jam a success. Brands such as Zoo York, Glaceau Vitamin Water, Active Mail Order and Nine Star have all volunteered to support the event through product donations for attendees.
"Two years ago, there didn't even exist a mentoring organization that covered surfing, skateboarding and snowboarding under one umbrella. Now, through the help of our sponsors, we have programs that cover all three activities on both coasts!" said Steve Larosiliere, executive director for Stoked Mentoring. "Through the help of our sponsors, Stoked Mentoring will continue its goal ofmentoring at-risk young through action sports for another year."
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Plain-speaking Pope offers clearest pledge yet on abuse
POPE Benedict, who has come under fire from victims' groups for using vague language about the Roman Catholic sexual abuse crisis, yesterday publicly promised church "action" to counter the scandal.
In the past month, since the sexual-abuse crisis has exploded internationally, with allegations mushrooming in the US, Austria and his native Germany, the Pope has used vague terms such as how the church had been "wounded by our sins" or needed "penance".
But speaking at his general audience at the Vatican yesterday, he used the word "abuse" in public for the first time in more than a month, a period in which the scandal has developed into the greatest crisis of his five-year pontificate.
Summarising his weekend trip to Malta at his weekly general audience in St Peter's Square, Pope Benedict said: "I wanted to meet some people who were victims of abuse by members of the clergy.
"I shared with them their suffering and with emotion I prayed with them, promising them action on the part of the church."
Victims' groups had demanded the Pope say something directly in public, instead of using indirect references and generalities. A statement on Sunday in Malta, after his meeting with eight abuse victims, said the Pope had promised them the church would do "all in its power to investigate allegations, to bring to justice those responsible for abuse and to implement effective measures to safeguard young people".
That was one of the clearest statements yet from the Vatican that it wanted local bishops to co-operate with civil authorities in prosecuting priests who abused children.
However, as Benedict marked the fifth anniversary of his pontificate on Monday, the Vatican was swept up in another potentially explosive case.
Cardinal Dario Castrillon Hoyos, a former Vatican official who congratulated a French bishop for hiding a sexually abusive priest in 2001, told a conference at the weekend that he had acted with the approval of the late Pope John Paul.
Last week, the Vatican spokesman indirectly confirmed that a 2001 letter Castrillon Hoyos sent to the bishop posted on a French website was authentic and was proof the Vatican was right to tighten up its procedures on sex abuse cases that year.
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World-renowned crime novelist and playwright Agatha Christie brilliantly blends the genres of mystery, comedy, thriller in this fantasia on her typical whodunit work. Spider's Web follows eccentric socialite Clarissa, who discovers a man murdered in her drawing room, having spent years spinning extraordinary tales of mystery to anyone who would listen. Drenched in suspense with surprising moments of levity and wit, Spider's Web offers a unique and rewarding departure from the usual Christie canon. Tickets: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2933095
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2017 Parade: Saturday, February 11th, 7 p.m. in Olde Towne Slidell
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We threw the baby out with the bathwater when we kicked the monarchy out of America, and we ought to bring it back. To be clear, I do not mean the sort of hereditary tyrants who rule North Korea, Saudi Arabia, or the New York Yankees. Rather, I'd like for us to get one of those cute, ornamental throne warmers the Europeans trot around to cut ribbons at events.
Consider Britain: their head of state is a 90-year-old woman who wears flower pots on her head and appears to be married to a vampire. Their head of government is an entirely different woman named Theresa May. Britons hold Queen Elizabeth in high esteem, while simultaneously despising or barely tolerating their prime minister….
In America our head of government and head of state both problematically reside in the president. We can see that unholy union in full force during the spasm of pageantry which is the State of the Union address. President Jefferson rightly viewed the whole affair as pompous and monarchical, and sent Congress a letter instead.


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