This is what I have…
Those devices in the chest plate control the voltage, rate and pulse width of electricity sent to the brain which then block synapses from firing excessive “signals” of their own.
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I don’t know when it happened, but my PageRank jumped to 4 from 0. This domain is only around 2 months old, so I guess the contents helped. I’ve also sponsored a few contests with EntreCard credits which earned me lots of backlinks. This increase means that I can get back into PayPerPost thing again.
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I had another appointment with my neurologist this afternoon for a routine adjustment. He increased the voltage by only .1 on both sides since I’m seeing him more frequently now. In fact, I’m going back in about 5 weeks.
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In the last 3 months, the ol’ man must have spent over $2,000 for himself alone — albeit 90% of it was medical expenses.
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No, this isn’t about George Bush or Saddam Hussein. This is only about a dream. So don’t track me down, FBI. 
In this dream, I was living in a high-rise with my parents. It was around 8PM during Summer as we had our windows wide opened, and I was on the floor watching TV. And suddenly, I heard a loud noise coming from the sky. I looked up, and at first, it appeared to a stealth plane since it was afar. A few moments after, however, it looked like a gigantic black missile with three fins protruding from the two-third length of its body. Something told me it was a nuke.
Before it hit the ground, I thanked my mother for raising me this far, and I think the ol’ man was standing on the veranda smoking his last one. It hit a few miles away. I’d see the flames rushing towards us as it engulfed everything in its path, and I’d actually feel its heat intensifying as it got closer. Yet, I wasn’t afraid of it; in fact, I was mesmerized by its destructive power.
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Quite suddenly, Windows XP coulld not communicate with my trusted old HP LaserJet 5P printer, which I bought over 12 years ago. I was stumped as I never had any problems like this before. To rule out hardware failure, I printed a test page from the printer itself, and it printed it out fine. Since Windows did detect it, it’s not the cable, either. Obviously, it was the driver; however, when I tried re-installing it, I kept getting an error saying “Unable to Install Printer: Operation Could Not Be Completed.” I gave up as it was getting close to midnight.
I finally got to see this yesterday at the theaters. At first, I wasn’t expecting much as its trailers weren’t that good. However, the way its plot unfolded, as well as its premise, was just brilliant.
Since Speilberg was an executive director, it’s certain that tthere are some sci-fi aspects in this film. “Eagle Eye” is a name of an advance AI developed by Department of Homeland Security to gather information and act accordingly. It’s so advanced that it can access every network and eavesdrop on every cellular phone even when they’re idle. Its only flaw is that it has none; i.e., it’s not a human.
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Too bad, really… Continue reading ‘Good Hubby’ »
I’d have been a good husband and an excellent parent. Good parenting is knowing when to be your child’s best friend who just listens from his or her level and without judgments. Respect is the key as it is in every relationship. Don’t think they’re your own personal slaves just because you gave them life; no matter how young they are, they’re individuals as any adults.
I was quite pleased that neurologist agreed to see me in every 2 month the last time I saw him. I had an appointment on the 20th which had to be canceled because of an insurance issue.
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I agree with Turnip that EntreCard is failing to be an effective advertising service. No one, myself included, clicks the advertisement on their widget anymore since we can just use our inbox to drop for credits. As for the traffic, it’s mostly from the same people over and over again… so what’s the point?
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