The research I have done only showed a myriad of health concerns :s. If they were truely non-existent, why is there such a boom in many food manufacturers advertising non-High fructose products?

I would have said "maybe just the high end stuff", but this doesn't strike me as high end, just unnecessary :s. I bought a razr gaming mouse foe $30 and isin't on the site anymore. I find the one I have to be much more attractive then their current offerings.

But wouldn't it depend on the source of sugar? When I think of sugar, I think of cane. When most other people mention sugar, they think of sweet and low/splenda/ HFC and the like.

I never liked the bloated software that came with my HP all-in-one, so I resisted installing the drivers. It seems that simply pluging it in via usb in linux or windows works on it's own.

This is very interesting! I'll check out the links. I would also like to point out that I don't believe sugar is bad, but instead high fructose corn syrup is the toxic culprit here. It's a cheaper replacement sugar with tons of bad effects, yet it is in EVERYTHING. That's one of the reasons foods cost such…

Oh man.. this is pretty!

C# Yellow Book by rob miles.

I believe it's called "C# Yellow Book " by rob miles.

Ugh, this is exactly how I felt about C#. I signed up for the class at my college since I was doing Computer sciences some time ago. Before I started the class I downloaded a nice ebook (free). I printed it out and read through it, and boy it was fun! The author made funny jokes and metaphors, made the coding easy to…

From middle school to highschool, from high school to college. It almost never changed. People dump 500 words of text on a slide (after slide after slide) and read aloud from it. This has been the overwhelmingly boring majority of presentations I've seen. The second worst are the presentations with the zonky sound…

You have to admit, the multitouch feature was pretty cool, especially on a device that didn't originally support it.

Thanks for the tip! I use permissions denied for now, but it's good to knew alternatives!

Yikes, how did that happen?

I double checked the application on the market this morning, as of the current version in the market place, "READ SMS MMS" was not a permission needed. I just checked right now, the only permissions needed are:

It would seem obvious /IF/ you already knew that. For the rest of us who don't use such a feature would obviously wonder why ,if that truly were the case, that the developer would go though all the trouble of putting the application on the market and not write the one or two sentences explaining why they need a…

Why does Picturen Lite need permission to read SMS and MMS?

If you can get your kids out door, that's good. Too many kids these days are getting raised on the Disney channel , cartoon network, noneducational video games that become huge time sinks for people their age, etc.

Thanks & Thanks.

Thanks for the suggestion!

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