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  • Keyboar problems

    10/23/2009 3:37:08 AM PDT · by 101voodoo · 54 replies · 1,241+ views
    For the past 2weeks i have noticed significnt keyboard lag, wrds running together and letter drop when I type eitherin a documet or on aforum. If you can read what precedes this sentence it will show you exactly what is happening. I have a generic USB keyboard (Logitech) and have reinstaled the driver and the keyboard to no avail. Any suggestions?
  • Job Market Could Lag Behind for Years, Study Forecasts

    08/18/2009 3:24:52 AM PDT · by Son House · 15 replies · 1,130+ views
    FOXNEWS.com ^ | August 17, 2009 | FOXNEWS.com
    According to their forecast, the unemployment rate will be at 10 percent through 2011. Three years after that, the jobless rate will have dropped only to 8 percent. And a decade from now, that rate will still be floating above 6 percent. Diane Swonk, an economist with Mesirow Financial, said she tends to agree with such bleak forecasts of jobless recoveries. "This is the exact debate that's going on in economics today," she said. "Because we have a severe recession, will we get a nice bounce? Or are we stuck in a period of slow, muted recovery, particularly in the...
  • Hamsters flying high on Viagra [and recovering faster from jet lag.]

    05/23/2007 1:12:56 AM PDT · by familyop · 7 replies · 435+ views
    TVNZ (New Zealand) ^ | 22MAY07 | TVNZ
    The male impotence drug Viagra may be useful for treating jet lag, according to Argentinian researchers who gave it to hamsters and made them feel like rodent globe-trotters. Researchers have found that hamsters subjected to simulated jet lag recover better when given the drug, which is normally used to treat erectile disfunction. The researchers first manipulated the schedule of turning lights on and off to induce jet lag in the laboratory animals, they reported in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Adult male hamsters given Viagra, also called sildenafil, recovered from jet lag up to 50 % faster...
  • Afghan Army Making Tremendous Progress; Police Trail

    01/16/2007 3:44:26 PM PST · by SandRat · 2 replies · 270+ views
    KABUL, Afghanistan, Jan. 16, 2007 – The Afghan National Army is making tremendous progress and is a factor on the battlefield, officials here said today. Army Lt. Gen. Karl Eikenberry, the commander of Combined Forces Command Afghanistan, said that the progress of the army is truly impressive, particularly given the status of Afghanistan when officials began forming this force in 2002. Afghanistan had a 20 percent literacy rate, and the country had limited infrastructure and no political structures or army. “I was here in 2002-2003 when we began this process,” Eikenberry said. “I used the expression in 2003 that...
  • Iran cuts Internet speeds to homes, cafes

    10/18/2006 1:14:57 PM PDT · by freedom44 · 17 replies · 548+ views
    CNET ^ | 10/18/06 | CNET
    Iran's Internet service providers have started reducing the speed of Internet access to homes and cafes based on new government-imposed limits, a move critics said appeared to be part of a clampdown on the media. An official said last week that ISPs were now "forbidden" by the Telecommunications Ministry from providing Internet connections faster than 128 kilobytes per second (KBps), the Islamic Republic New Agency, Iran's official news outlet, reported. No reason was given for the restriction. Internet technicians say speeds of 256KBps, 512KBps or higher are increasingly common internationally. Iranian surfers will now find it takes much longer to...
  • 'Shutter Lag' Nags Digital Photographers

    06/23/2006 12:34:09 AM PDT · by Dallas59 · 182 replies · 4,419+ views
    Baltimore Sun ^ | 6/5/2006 | William Bulkeley
    Glenn Maxwell vividly recalls the only whale-watching cruise he ever took, two years ago off Puerto Vallarta. As waves rocked the boat, he says, scores of the giant mammals leapt clear of the water. Alas, Maxwell's memories of his Mexican adventure are better than his snapshots. Knowing a photo opportunity when he saw one, the Detroit computer programmer took dozens of pictures with his $500 Olympus digital camera. But each time he pressed the button, the camera paused, the whale flopped back in the ocean, and, Maxwell says, "I only got sky or sea."