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It's roughly: 14.5 kilos of feed (11.3 of them corn) transforms into 1.6 kilos of flesh. This is aided by the appropriate hormones. For example, a hormone implant costing $1.50 adds between 18 to 23 kilos to the weight of a steer at slaughter, for a gross return of at least $25. According to...

~$2,500.00

PS Mubs: HI TIME WINE CELLARS 250 OGLE STREET, COSTA MESA, CA 92627 Phone: (949) 650-8463 They have an excellent selection of . . . well, everything. :D

Tomorrow I will call and see if I can purchase some: Cindy Mascetta White Rock Distilleries 21 Saratoga Street PO Box 1829 Lewiston Maine 04241 USA Tel: +1-207-783-1433 8:00 - 4:30 ET

So, the F4 BIOS let us proceed with the installation further than we have before. Nonetheless, the system did it's sudden shutdown. Anyway, the guy I built this system for took the system so that he could diagnose the problem. He seems to enjoy this stuff and has a brain like Steven Hawkings...

FB, thanks for the tip on Auchentoshan. Their 25 year old variety needs to be tested. :D

So, the dual-core 4400+ finally arrived, and I've assembled the system with a GAK8NULTRA9 motherboard. The BIOS didn't show the correct CPU model number, so we upgraded to the F5 BIOS. After doing that, everything turned to crap. I'll be attempting to go back to the F4 BIOS, at least Windows...

:wink: Many times, yes, sometimes, no. Usually, an expensive liquor of any variety has a soft bouquet, is smooth to the palate and has a delicate aftertaste. As the price drops and you hit the bottom of the price chain, liquor has a strong smell, reminiscent of rubbing alcohol. The taste is...

Where is the drool emoticon when you need it? Be careful Handy, whether or not someone likes it is very subjective. Although still on the subjective side, the tasting notes listed are reasonably accurate. It would be best to follow that as a guide. Than again, if you have not idea what those...

Wow. This is a jolt from the past. The name Jerry Pournelle doesn't ring a bell, but the writing does. Son-of-a-gun, I read Byte when I started learning BASIC. After doing some searches on Google, some other nice articles are popping up, like Byte's interview with Steve Wozniak regarding the...

Jetlag. Yeah, that's it. :D

Johnnie Walker Blue Label?

Wow! Time flies when you're having fun. Thanks for your contributions Steve. Next round is on . . . er . . . forgot, the house is paying.

I have no idea how it works Tannin. But I've resolved customer's spyware issues by simply removing it from their system. Gladly, they saw the immediate benefit and began living happily ever after without the software. With that sort of experience, I naturally learned to mistrust the beast...

Not directly, but it attracts the little weasels like a red light district at a port of call. Insidious program - incruddiemail should be banned from this planet. You think Kazaa is bad? Hah! Kazaa is like the kings prized daughter with a chastity belt living behind lock and key compared to...

Consumers have rights? :eekers: No one told me.

LOL @ Steve

I'm trying to find it Will. It was on the Wilders Security Forums.

If possible, before.

I read on the world wide wobble, that this is not limited to NOD32. :roll:

Have you tried de-selecting the Diskette tick-box in the AMON/Setup/Detection tab? Also, just to make sure, you do have a floppy drive, correct?

My reply has to be: :eekers: :confused: I've installed this on 50+ machines (old and new) so far without ever seeing this issue.

:rofl: Regardless of its imperfections, this issue certainly lends weight to switching operating systems.

Your customer seems quite reasonable using NOD32 and not using IE or OE. Nonetheless, I mentioned the issue with spyware simply because I had a customer with a similar issue. Unbeknownst to her, she was downloading spyware automatically with her fancy emoticon attachment software for email...

Have you checked for spyware, virii, worms and all their friends?

Where is there a shrapnel bomb when you need one?

Interesting point to ponder Tony. I wonder if Samsung was manufacturing second class products for Creative. (I still have a Creative 24x trayless drive somewhere that works.)

You certainly aren't alone Tony. I'm sure many of the computer resellers and retailers here could tell you similar stories. Heck, any business owner can relate something like that. Just don't let it happen for another 10 years. :D

In the past, I was very happy with Samsung CD drives. I never had a problem reading discs or any reliability issues. The Samsung CD-RWs were okay, but I noticed that they didn't always burn CDs that could be read by other devices. So I switched briefly to NEC. They did a good job burning...

A slight loss of temper, but certainly nothing as noteworthy had Coug been there with his hammer.

In my opinion, nothing. Everytime I've setup an Intel desktop system for the past ten years, it's always been with an Intel motherboard. For starters, I like that many of them are passively cooled. I know I've mentioned this before, but it is nice to reiterate, that I still have one or two...

Use an image enabled browser and check his avatar, he's not human.

I believe all computer peripherals and devices are hot-swappable unless someone else is around. :lol:

Yes, that would be the /d.

Yes, that would be the /d.

The setup looks good to me, although I'm not familiar with the Bluegears and AverMedia stuff. That Chenbro case looks pretty decent for a compact HTPC.

Thanks for the tip. K3b does a great job of burning image files to CDs.

I think I'll try some CD burning with SuSe 9.3 and then move on to Novell's stuff.

Konqueror does a better job rendering fonts and font sizes. But it still looks better in Windows.

Okay, I've downloaded and installed Suse 9.3. I really like the GUI that setup up with YaST, especially when combined with YOU. Without having played with much of the accessories, I'm not happy with some of the fonts. They're horribly small in Firefox, making it very difficult to read text on...

I expect that it is legitamate. Not to far from me is the Ontario airport, and during our severe offshore winds, that is how they land. I've seen UPS planes coming in at that angle, and because the crosswinds were so strong, the couldn't keep the plane on the runway. They would immediately...

Woot! After I just finished downloading and installing the eval version from Novell.

Unless, of course, you're Bruce. He fit most of the job requirements, but being 45 mintues from this business put him one step behind Jason. Bruce is mad. PS: Good explanation Tony. PPS: So, what does happen when they find out that Jason abuses his restroom privledges, incites a fight in the...

That's a good scenario Tony, but seems that Mercutio's situation is a bit different. Since they called him based upon his resume located somewhere in WWW land, they either found out "Jason" was a loser, or they didn't have any one person in mind when outlining the job.

Good to see you back Jo.

I concur with the captain.

Smart thinking Coug, I don't want any lawsuits from a faulty hammer handle. Plus, I'm not in the mood to RMA a hammer. Although, I think once the customer sees the 10 pound sledge hammer hanging on my wall, they'll change their mind about any RMA. PS: Now that I've switched to hammers, what...

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Wow! Excellent work jtr.

I'm going to start selling hammers. :D