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Speakboard, ha nem működik

Fri, 05 Sep 2008 15:23:14 GMT

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Clip Source: www.sg.hu

2008. aug. 02. 18:23 | galéria | válasz erre | #65

Gondolom 1 páran meglepődve tapasztalták, hogy nem működik egyik napról a másikra a SpeakBoard.

A megoldás:
#1.reg, #2.reg F4 szerkesztéssel megnyitni (TC) és pl.: 2008-at 2010-re átírni mindkettőbe és mentés !!!

Vagy itt

Utána újra tenni a SpeakBoard a már itt is írt lépésekkel.

("Speakboard iso-t bemountolod, és felrakod. Aztán rakd fel a frissítést, ami a rar fájlban van. Ha az is megvan, akkor indítsátok el a speakboard-t és állítsátok be ahogy akarjátok, majd lépjetek ki. Adjátok hozzá, előbb a #1, majd a #2 fájlt. És indítsátok el újra a speakboard-t. Elvileg most 700 egynehány napnak kell a 14-nap helyén lennie, ha így van akkor a speakboard főkönyvtárában lévő activate.exe-t nevezzétek át mondjuk activare.ex_ -re.")

Ha valakinek kéne koplett: 1/a+1/b,http://data.hu/get/357116/SpeakBoard.1.0.0.10.rar,http://data.hu/get/5518/SpeakBoard.1.0.0.10.rar.html,http://rapidshare.com/files/52755648/SBtelepito.zip.html

Allen Texas residents have a fun option for embroidery and monogramming!

Thu, 04 Sep 2008 07:40:10 GMT

clipped by: posylane
clipper's remarks: Nap rolls, tote bags, shirts, towels, letter jackets, lunch totes, blankets, scrubs, bath robes, linens, diaper bags, uniforms, Posy Lane embroiders and monograms it all. Located in downtown McKinney, Texas, it’s worth the few minute drive for the dozens of fonts, hundreds of motifs, fast turn around time, and professional service. Plus their popular embroidery reward program makes the seventh embroidery job free!

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Serving the Allen Texas Area!

Do you need embroidery or monogramming done? We are easy to find and love our Allen neighbors. Take 75 North, and exit on 40-East. Letter jackets, nap rolls, towels, tote bags, shirts, and uniforms are all welcome. Shown left is Mandi's letter jacket we personalized.

Tags: allen, texas, embroidery, monogramming, mckinney

5 things to say-caught sleeping at desk

Wed, 03 Sep 2008 05:48:02 GMT

clipped by: Terrianne16

Clip Source: mail.google.com

FIVE BEST THINGS TO SAY IF YOU GET CAUGHT SLEEPING AT YOUR DESK:

NUMBER 5: 'They told me at the Blood Bank this might happen.'

NUMBER 4 : 'This is just a 15 minute power nap they raved about in

the time-management course you sent me to.'

NUMBER 3 : 'Whew!? Guess I left the top off the White-out. You

probably got here just in time!'

NUMBER 2: 'Did you ever notice sound coming out of these keyboards

when you put your ear down real close?'

And the NUMBER ONE best thing to say if you get caught sleeping at
your desk: (Raising your head slowly) '... in Jesus' name, Amen'

Nap time!

Sun, 31 Aug 2008 03:34:38 GMT

clipped by: lap322
clipper's remarks: Now why didn't I think of this?? Maybe I'll open one next door to Beaumont... LOL

Clip Source: money.cnn.com

How much would you pay for a nap?

Yelo is tucked away in a nondescript storefront on West 57th Street, a busy industrial stretch of Manhattan's midtown. But step inside, and you can leave urban noise and pressures behind as you settle into a soundproof YeloCab, a cozy cabin engineered for maximum tranquility. Yelo's business is selling naps - and right now, that business is booming.

The sight of citydwellers napping in bathroom stalls and parking lots inspired him; Ronco saw an unfilled need for temporary oasis spots where New York's 9-to-5 set can curl up for a few minutes on a lunch hour or break.

Yelo opened in doors in February 2007. Since then, more than 4,000 nappers have stopped in

A snooze at Yelo now costs $15 (20 minutes) to $28 (40 minutes). In its first year, the nap shop booked revenue of $400,000; for next year, Ronco projects sales of $1.3 million.

Tags: business, money, sleep

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Fri, 29 Aug 2008 19:32:55 GMT

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Clip Source: iwiw.hu

Volt egyszer egy lány, aki születésétől fogva vak volt,
ezért utálta az egész világot és mindenkit benne, kivéve
a barátját.Ő mindig ott volt vele, segített neki és biztatta
Míg egy nap végre találtak donort aki felajánlotta a szemeit.
A lány nagyon örült neki, barátja megkérdezte tőle, ha látni fog,
hozzá megy-e feleségül.A lány igent mondott.Az operáció sikerült,
mikor a lány először kinyitotta szemeit, a barátját látta, de ő is
vak volt.A fiú megkérdezte, hogy most már akkor hozzá megy-e?A
lány elutasította.Pár napon belül a lány kapott egy levelet
amiben a fiú megköszönte neki az összes gyönyörű átélt pillanatot,
és a levél végén ált egy mondat: VIGYÁZZ KÉRLEK A SZEMEIMRE."

woot1

Tue, 26 Aug 2008 05:30:11 GMT

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When TV Stands For “Titanically Vast”

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Remember when you were a kid, and you thought everybody you saw on TV actually lived inside it? Well, the Olevia 265TFHD is one TV that’s up to the job. Laid diagonally from one corner to another, any number of stars could fit, life-size, on its mega-humongoid 65” screen. Scarlett Johansson would have plenty of room. So would Mel Brooks or Renee Zellweger or any one of the Three Stooges. From Danny De Vito to Prince, from James Madison to Dolly Parton, today’s best and shortest entertainers could take a reasonably comfortable nap right there on the high-quality Sharp LCD panel.

Hátralévő idő

Mon, 25 Aug 2008 00:35:44 GMT

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Clip Source: rom-hungary.extra.hu

Hátralévő idő

2^Nap 22^óra 25^perc 10^mp

van hátra a Runes of Magic Zárt Béta kezdetéig!!!

www.hirkereso.hu

Thu, 21 Aug 2008 08:11:43 GMT

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Clip Source: www.hirkereso.hu

	2008. augusztus 21. csütörtök, 21.5 °C, Sámuel, Hajna

A Painkiller With Big Risks

Sun, 17 Aug 2008 19:02:37 GMT

clipped by: debbyski
clipper's remarks: In my line of work, I see many people addicted to methadone and I must confess that it is simply shocking to me that doctors addict these people so lightly. I don't mean to make light of the personal responsibility of the patient, but it just boggles my mind and it is so sad; sad beyond belief. I see 40 year olds that I know won't live another 10 years.

Clip Source: www.nytimes.com

Suffering from excruciating spinal deterioration, Robby Garvin, 24, of South Carolina, tried many painkillers before his doctor prescribed methadone in June 2006, just before Mr. Garvin and his friend Joey Sutton set off for a weekend at an amusement park.

On Saturday night Mr. Garvin called his mother to say, “Mama, this is the first time I have been pain free, this medicine just might really help me.” The next day, though, he felt bad. As directed, he took two more tablets and then he lay down for a nap. It was after 2 p.m. that Joey said he heard a strange sound that must have been Robby’s last breath.

Methadone, once used mainly in addiction treatment centers to replace heroin, is today being given out by family doctors, osteopaths and nurse practitioners for throbbing backs, joint injuries and a host of other severe pains.

“This is a wonderful medicine used appropriately, but an unforgiving medicine used inappropriately,”

Need a Nap ? Try a Pod

Sun, 10 Aug 2008 19:12:47 GMT

clipped by: Imnclady
clipper's remarks: Their research has found that 40 million Americans suffer yearly from chronic sleep disorders, and an additional 20 million complain of occasional sleeping problem..

For some of us, it just means dark circles under our eyes and a desperate need for triple-caffeinated products. But the reality is that over the long haul, trouble with sleep can cause bigger problems.

For some people, the answer might be to just buy some. Yes, sleep has now joined the ranks of those products we at one time thought we would never have to pay for, like water.

Spas across the country have now added this new nap therapy to their offerings, so along with facials, waxing and massages, you can now grab some Z's for about a dollar a minute.

Clip Source: www.cnn.com

CNN -- Getting enough rest should be as simple as just shutting your eyes.

The alpha pod, designed for napping, includes a heated, vibrating bed and a CD player.

For some people, the answer might be to just buy some. Yes, sleep has now joined the ranks of those products we at one time thought we would never have to pay for, like water.

Years ago, the thought of paying money for a bottle of something you could get for free from the tap would have had people laughing. Now we can add sleep, or, more accurately, napping.

For some of us, it just means dark circles under our eyes and a desperate need for triple-caffeinated products. But the reality is that over the long haul, trouble with sleep can cause bigger problems.

This napping therapy, while not taking the country by storm, has found some happy clients willing to pay for sleep.

f you're getting by on five or six hours a night, "it's ridiculous to assume that a 15- to 20-minute nap during the day,

"power nap."

Tags: health, sleep

Memory and sleeping

Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:41:48 GMT

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Clip Source: health.msn.com

Reality check: Go take a nap -- one that lasts 10 minutes. Australian researchers studied the effects of three naps of differing lengths and found that the people who grabbed 10 minutes of shut-eye concentrated better and had more-accurate memories than the rest. Still feel addled? See your doctor. You could be suffering from sleep apnea, a nighttime breathing disorder that deprives your brain of restorative REM sleep.

“Power Nap” Prevents Burnout; Morning Sleep Perfects a Skill

Sat, 02 Aug 2008 19:02:53 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Interesting read

Clip Source: healthycare.in

Evidence is mounting that sleep — even a nap — appears to enhance information processing and learning.

New experiments by NIMH grantee Alan Hobson, M.D., Robert Stickgold, Ph.D., and colleagues at Harvard University show that a midday snooze reverses information overload

mprovement in learning a motor skill is largely traceable to a late stage of sleep that some early risers might be missing.

Overall, their studies suggest that the brain uses a night’s sleep to consolidate the memories of habits, actions and skills learned during the day.

Rather than generalized fatigue, the researchers suspected that the burnout was limited to just the brain visual system circuits involved in the task.

This led the researchers to propose that neural networks in the visual cortex “gradually become saturated with information through repeated testing, preventing further perceptual processing.

The new findings have implications for learning sports, a musical instrument, or developing artistic movement control.

Tags: sleep, brain, learning

75 Simple Pleasures to Brighten Your Day

Sat, 02 Aug 2008 01:09:49 GMT

clipped by: RiverRed
clipper's remarks: Numbers 26 to 50.

Clip Source: zenhabits.net

Banana split.

Pillow fights.

Fries and a chocolate milkshake.

Singing in the shower, loudly.

Dancing in the rain and stomping in puddles.

Watching your child play.

Fresh-baked chocolate chip cookies.

Helping someone in need.

Making someone smile.

Homemade pie.

A nature hike.

Laying back and watching the stars.

Making a sandcastle.

Floating in the water.

Taking an afternoon nap.

Serving your spouse a surprise breakfast in bed.

Watching your children on Christmas morning.

Laying back and looking up at clouds.

Watching the ocean.

Getting a massage.

Reese’s peanut butter cups.

PB&J sandwich.

Iced green tea.

Playing footsie.

Acting crazy in public.

Tags: happ

aiurea

Fri, 01 Aug 2008 22:43:53 GMT

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clipper's remarks: nu comentez

Clip Source: us.mg3.mail.yahoo.com

Egy mozijegy araert 30 napon keresztul toltheted le a legfrissebb filmeket, dvd-ket! Csupan 50 Ft/nap! Folyamatosan frissulo filmek, zenek, sorozatok, jatekok pc-re, xbox-ra, ps-re!

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Do less, accomplish more

Fri, 01 Aug 2008 22:23:55 GMT

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Clip Source: lifehacker.com

Do less, accomplish more

Author of book The Lazy Way to Success Fred Gratzon attacks the work ethic in a recent post to his new Lazy Way weblog.

Hard work has nothing to do with success. It does not produce success. It does not sustain success. And it certainly does not reverse a failure. It is passion that drives success. Love for one's activity is infinitely more important to creating success than hard work. Yet for some twisted reason, parents, teachers, and leaders insist on emphasizing the importance of hard work.

His weblog "enthusiastically flies in the face of conventional thinking and declares to the world that hard work is a fraud." Right on, brother. On that note, I'm off to take a nap.

Tags: quote, productivity, inspiration