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old "school anatomy books"They're in a different class.-Darwin
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"old school" anatomy booksThose can cost an arm and a leg!-Darwin
old "school anatomy books"They're in a different class.-Darwin
just before I married my wife, she renewed her subscription to McAfee-Deozaan (April 11, 2008, 05:28 PM)
But doesn't anyone with any sense/knowledge avoid McAfee anyway?-Dormouse (April 11, 2008, 03:21 PM)
This left a lot of broken disks on the street.-app103 (April 10, 2008, 05:31 AM)
I needed to collect something just to provide folks with something to get me for a gift-oldfart (April 10, 2008, 05:56 AM)
Research Reveals Internet "Black Holes"Apparently, internet traffic can land in black holes sometimes, and just... vanish. Despite the fact that everything seems hunky dory!
I own 1500 books-iphigenie (April 09, 2008, 08:30 AM)
Do you collect anything?
1) Set the Shuttle to pause (push the play button briefly). The music will stop playing, and the green LED will blink.
2) Go into "Hold" mode by holding the play button for (3) seconds. Once engaged, the orange LED rapidly blinks (4) times. Trying to activate any button on the front panel will NOT work, with the orange LED appearing to remind you that you've put the Shuttle into hold (key lock-out) mode. FWIW, this is a good mode to use when working out, since it's easy for buttons to be pressed accidently when working out.
3) After (1) minute, the Shuttle will automatically go into hibernation (energy conservation) mode. If you still have your ear buds in, you'll hear the amp clicking off, giving total silence (you won't hear that bit of background hiss that you usually hear). Be sure to leave the power slider in it's current position, though, as turning it 'off' will over-ride hibernation.
Pushing any of front panel controls at this point will do NOTHING: e.g. pushing the volume or fast-forward buttons will do nothing, and you won't even see the orange LED blink to confirm a button push.
The exception is the PLAY button: push it, and the orange LED lights. Now the LED will light for subsequent pushes of any of the other buttons, too. This is the "awakening" mode, in that the amps haven't kicked on, etc, but the Shuffle is now receptive to being awoken. If no buttons are pushed within (1) minute, it automatically goes back into hibernation mode.
4) When you want to use the Shuffle again (say, the next day at the gym), press the play button for three seconds, and a green LED will flash (4) times, confirming you've unlocked the Shuffle from hibernation and "hold" mode.
5) Now press play, and the Shuffle should continue playing from where you last left off.
In the 60's, I could open by Dad's passenger side VW Beetle with one of those long handled metal combs!Was that a permanent solution?-CleverCat (March 27, 2008, 03:41 AM)
... and what's REALLY cool is when you then try it again on "Hard" and finally manage to get high 'scores'!I'd like to get to 100% here, so can you tell me how to enable god mode?-brotherS (April 04, 2008, 02:20 PM)
I am suffering 'end of project blues' today.The reverse for me. Just put to bed a fiendishly tricky one which resolved very nicely.-Ampa (April 04, 2008, 06:59 AM)
I have this niggly feeling that my nicely paid bossy job is really a waste of meGood managers are hard to find. Perhaps you undervalue your contribution in that area.-iphigenie
Wonder if you're more likely to fill this in when you are extra happy / unhappy, polarising the results.....or reading this coincides with some circumstance. Just about every poll here is susceptible to bias, eh?-justice
If Adobe insist on 64-bit Vista I think they will find a huge group of people cross grading to the Mac. Who in their right mind would want to be forced to use Vista for PhotoShop ?
HUGE (and I mean exponentially H...U...G...E) waste of disc space.
