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Robbie wrote:What can i do with viruses ???

They attacked my PC ; then VirusProtectPro suddenly bacema active...

Do you have the antivirus-program on your computer?

Robbie wrote:What can i do with viruses ???

They attacked my PC ; then VirusProtectPro suddenly bacema active...

Make sure you have backups and notes on all important stuff and fasten your seat belt.
Reboots use to happen rather unexpected on PC's.

It bux me that after re-cabling everything in my office (not a single cable is visible), I realized that one USB cable is too short to plug it in into the PC, so I had to plug it into the Dell monitor (just as long as I haven't a longer USB cable). thing is that this is the receiver of the Logitech MX Revolution Mouse, so everytime I switch off the monitor at night, the mouse doesn't come up next morning. So I left the monitor switched on....

Although a screensaver is running, there's the edges of the logon screen "burnt in" into the background image..... So... how to get rid if this?

I am not fond of the idea to get me a new 24" monitor real soon....

Tour De France is depressing write now, especially for the danish fans

I think they should match the dates for the next Tour de France with the upcoming Pharmaceuticals Meetings......

The raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaain. I wish it would go to the countries that really need it.

jp8000 wrote:

Robbie wrote:What can i do with viruses ???

They attacked my PC ; then VirusProtectPro suddenly bacema active...

Do you have the antivirus-program on your computer?

Yes, NOD 32

Those darn cheaters in the cycling sport.

Rasmussen, Vinokurov and Moreni...

Hit the road jack, don't you come back no more - no more - no more - no more....

"Elite" cykling needs a serious raising from this and hopefully
you can look forward to new scandals next year.

Yes you're right ofcourse...but why did he have to claim that he had been in Mexico
of all places when all the evidence is showing that he actually were in Italy? Doing what?

I think it's about trust and the more Pro Tours is surrounded by doping and the harder they're fighting against it with tests as their only weapon, the more important it becomes for the organisations, teams and riders to trust each other.
In the very end it's the sponsors who'll decide weither or not there should be any teams or cycling sport at all.

Velodynamic wrote:Yes you're right ofcourse...but why did he have to claim that he had been in Mexico
of all places when all the evidence is showing that he actually were in Italy? Doing what?

I think it's about trust and the more Pro Tours is surrounded by doping and the harder they're fighting against it with tests as their only weapon, the more important it becomes for the organisations, teams and riders to trust each other.
In the very end it's the sponsors who'll decide weither or not there should be any teams or cycling sport at all.

Remember that the only proof against Michael Rasmussen being in Italy instead of Mexico is one man's word. Yes it is suspecious, also that he did not just tell from the beginning where he was. The sad thing about doping is that they are almost judged guilty if there is just a small suspecious about the riders' behavior. Michael Rasmussen has not been tested positive for doping however he is just as unpopular as those who have, like Vinokourov. It is hard to me as a dane, as we rarely have any really good riders.
Anyway I agree about most of what you say

I'm very bad at those things...how those these licensing stuff actually works?
Can you explain the problem or link me to some good place about the licensing?

What can I say? The chicken fvcked up.

Well...I know I would feel like s--t if Thomas Lövkvist (Française des Jeux) would have to leave the Tour at his third year in Pro Tours and only swede at the Tour de France.

...you just can't be certain at anything these days.

Those fvking storms keep banging my balcony doors... aarrgh.

for grape, for plantations, and anyway : we would need downpour , but the drought will be stable here