Face it, there's probably enough keywords there to have triggered alarm bells at the NSA anyway.

Funnily enough, The doctor mentioned in the article deliberately infected himself with a stomach parasite for Channel 4's "Embarrassing Bodies" TV show last year.

http://healthland.time.com/2012/04/18/doctor-infects-himself-with-parasites-for-health-experiment/

Cleared up his allergies no end

I think I had one of their burgers last week too.

I've still got a bit between my teeth.

I've just hit exactly this problem over the weekend where my WS Elements 2TB USB drive has completely failed on me. I _just_ have enough space to create a new backup on an internal drive but I'm getting antsy until its replacement arrives.

I've only had problems with WD drives but that's because I keep buying them based on the reliability of their WD Passport portable drives. I'm on my third Passport now and never had a problem, but I've had return-to-manufacturer level problems with two WD My Books and now the WD Elements.

I'd just, independently, come to the same conclusions listed above which is to buy a second equivalent capacity disk from a different manufacturer and alternately cycle the two backup disks.

Talking of which...

Hey Rob, if you're not using it any longer, can I have your user ID? Mine is pathetic.

Something like the zMooth app which allows gestures to emulate the android hardware buttons could be a starting point for the lack of physical buttons on the HP.

I've loved in what I thought was a remote location, but apparently behind the sand bunker on the 17th isn't remote enough.

I'm before the judge on Tuesday :o(

Hi Steve!

But the TI99/4A wasn't an awful system at the time. In fact it was awesome.

It wasn't a big seller in the UK but I had a TI while most friends had a ZX Spectrum.

There weren't as many games on cassettes available, or listings to type in from magazines, but the cartridge system totally blew away anything the home computing competition could do.

Parsec stands out.

The BBC had an interview with the creator of commerical jet packs earlier this year

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGB0csAEs08

There are any number of real life sports teams who have purple and orange strips.

Gryffindor's Quidditch team spring to mind.

Test Case AB03-001:
Step 1: Place face on right side of keyboard facing left.
Step 2: Roll face towards left.
Step 3: Roll face back towards right again.
Step 4: Lift face.
Expected Result: Program should remain in valid state for user entry. No fatal exception.

Aaargh! Why has slashdot removed all the carriage returns from the post?!

Wow, I think your question's serious, but your .sig suggests it might be sarcasm and I'm a fool for taking it seriously... um. I guess it's a reference to Superman III and Richard Pryor's scheme to skim off the fractions of a penny from everyone's salaries still held in the payroll computer. Either that or Clark Kent has been trying to sell a famous London bridge to an American. He "has a friend" who can arrange transport.

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