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Seasickness Prevention and Treatment

2008-10-01T21:51:00.001+08:00

Why do we get seasick?

It can happen whether you're in a ship, smaller boat, a car, train… anything that moves - that's why it's called motion sickness. Sea sickness is just another name for motion sickness experienced while at sea.

If the seas are calm, the risk of getting sick is reduced. Rough seas however, push up the sea sickness probability quite a bit. Why?

The signals sent to your brain by your eyes and inner ears, conflict. It's called visual disorientation and means that while your inner ear detects that you are moving, your eyes (if you're looking at objects close by on the ship) detect that you're not. The result is the terrible feeling of sea sickness.

To get rid of the nausea, you need to "override" the signals by, for example, looking at an object outside of the ship/car/train. Or get your inner ear to experience stability which is a lot more difficult on a moving ship!

What can you do to prevent or control seasickness when out on the ocean?

Recognize: The key to effective prevention is to recognize and react to your earliest symptoms. Each person’s pattern of symptom onset is somewhat different, but it is usually repeatable. Generally the first symptoms are yawning and drowsiness, then abnormal fatigue and lethargy, but if you already are tired from standing watch these symptoms can go unrecognized. For many people, the first obvious symptoms can go unrecognized. For many people, the first obvious are stomach awareness (which turns to nausea) and slight sweating.

As symptoms advance, stomach awareness turns to nausea, the face becomes pale, particularly around the nose and mouth, and hands and face become cold and clammy. Belching, salivating and flatulence are common. Concentration on mental tasks becomes difficult. Eventually nausea comes in waves, and increases in uncontrolled crescendo leading almost inevitably to vomiting. Subsequent attacks of vomiting typically develop with less warning than the first.

React: As soon as you notice you have symptoms, do something about it! Take an anti-motion sickness medication, if you haven’t done so already. Go on deck to eliminate visual conflict, and stay amidships or aft where the total motion stimulus due to pitching and rolling is less severe. Use a technique called horizon viewing: Station yourself where you have a good, broad view of the motion. You needn’t try to stare steadfastly at the horizon. It is fine to look around. If you’re an experienced helmsman, take the wheel and steer by reference to oncoming waves, the horizon, clouds and distant sails.

Ride The Waves: Don’t sit or lie inert in the cockpit, leaning against the cabin or coaming, passively letting the motion toss you around. Postural anticipation of the boat’s motion is the natural cure for seasickness. Use a method called riding: Sit upright, let your trunk and neck muscles keep your head and upper body balanced over your hips as the boat moves. Once you get the rhythm, it is far less tiring than fighting to hang on. If you feel well enough, stand up, walk around and develop your sea legs while you find some work to do.

Communicate: Let the skipper know that you have symptoms. Don’t be embarrassed, experienced skippers know seasickness happens because most get seasick sometimes themselves. They know that even a small course change can change the amplitude and frequency of the boat’s motion in the waves, often with miraculous results.

Go On Deck: To avoid visual conflicts, minimize the time you spend below, particularly if you are beginning to feel queasy. When you awaken for your watch, dress quickly and get on deck. You may feel fine wake up, but symptoms may appear once your balance brain is put back to work. Wear clothing that is absorbent, easily ventilated and quickly removed (e.g. zipper fund instead of a pullover foul weather top). Err on the side of overdressing. It is easier to remove excess clothing on deck and hand it below than to go below yourself while sick. If necessary eat on deck. When you go off watch, change and get into your bunk promptly. You won’t adapt to the motion lying down, but you will be much less susceptible. Choose a narrow berth or arrange soft duffels and sail bags around so you are wedged in and can relax completely. If you have to hang on while in your berth, your subconscious balance brain won’t easily go "off watch". Close your eyes and go to sleep. Sleeping seems largely to turn off the balance brain, allowing the emetic brain to recover.

Pace Yourself: If your duties require you to work below, remember that you often keep your symptoms under control if you can pace yourself properly with intervals of horizon viewing. Take a break every few minutes, go on deck, or stand in a hatch or look out a large cabin window. Peeking out a porthole won’t work, the idea being to obtain a wide view of the horizon in your peripheral vision. Remember that when symptoms are minimal, the delay between what you are doing and how you are feeling can be several minutes. Be alert to changes in your symptoms. With experience, you’ll usually be able to keep you nausea below the point of no return.

Think Ahead: Seasickness is the curse of cooks and navigators. Advance preparations and technology can really help. Knowing exactly where your food is stowed, moving items in calm weather from deep stowage up forward to a handy spot aft near the galley and "cooking ahead" using refrigeration have saved many a sea cook’s stomach. Prolonged reading and writing inherent in offshore navigation can be quite provocative. Consider switching to a calculator rather than using tables when working celestial sights in a seaway.

Avoid Alcohol: Drink alcohol only in moderation. Alcohol has a direct effect on your vestibular system and depending on the degree of consumption you may be made to feel dizzy anytime you or the boat moves, especially with overindulgence. If you’re hung over on the morning of departure from the previous evening’s social events, chance are good that you will donate your breakfast to Neptune.

Eat Moderately: There isn’t much strong scientific evidence indicating that susceptibility to seasickness is influenced by eating or avoiding certain foods, even though this idea is mentioned frequently in older textbooks. Feel free to eat moderate amount of whatever foods you find appealing. Diet becomes important only if vomiting occurs.

Replace Nutrients: Sometime a case of seasickness is limited to a single episode of vomiting. However, particularly in heavy weather, repeated attacks of vomiting and retching ("dry heaves") are common. Vomiting brings temporary relief from nausea, but after several episodes, weaknesses, drowsiness and apathy typically result. Sufferers usually are able to respond physically to real emergencies for a day or so. However, if you vomit repeatedly and don’t eat because you feel nauseous, eventually you will "hit the wall" and become weak, confused and eventually incapacitated. Your breath will smell like acetone. To prevent this, force yourself to eat and drink (broth, saltines and candy, for instance) frequently in small amounts. It won’t all stay down, but your net loss of fluid, glucose and electrolyte due to vomiting will be much reduced.

Observe Others: Watch leaders should be alert for weaknesses, extreme drowsiness and confusion in those suffering from prolonged seasickness. Severely afflicted crewmembers are often reluctant to go below because they might feel worse and they don’t want to leave the rest of their watch shorthanded. Instead, they linger on deck, sometimes even falling asleep at the leeward rail. Seasick crewmembers easily can fall or be washed overboard. Insist that they use harnesses. Don’t permit them to remain on deck under storm conditions. They are more likely to be able to respond in a real emergency if you get them wedged in a berth down below, medicated, fed and resting.

Have A Plan: When preparing for a trip, the skipper or "ship’s doc" should develop a plan for management of seasickness cases in advance. Find out what anti-seasickness drugs each crewmember plans to use and keep them all in a dry place very handy to the deck, not in a medicine locker located in the lurching, smelly confines of the head. Make sure you know whether any crewmembers have preexisting medical conditions such as ulcers or diabetes, or require special medications. These people may develop additional problems if they suffer from severe seasickness. Work out a viable plan for treating them.

Before departure, review procedures for prevention and treatment with your entire crew. Designation a narrow sea berth aft for use by the afflicted and have a supply of emesis bags, disposable towels, easily opened juice or water bottles and candy available in the bunk. Bags really are far superior to the traditional bucket. Airline bags are adequate, but even are the inexpensive "sic sacs" available at aviation stores. These are much easier to use in a motion environment even when lying down.

Consider the Raft: Be certain your life raft medical kit is well stocked with anti-motion sickness drugs. Rafts have a really jerky motion and the canopy on the raft—although it provides essential protection from the elements—deprives the occupation of outside visual references. Because of this, seasickness in rafts is common

Medications: Anti-motion sickness drugs are a very effective way of raising your threshold for seasickness and of hastening recovery if you do become sick. As shown in the accompanying table, a wide variety of useful drugs is available. The problem is that many sailors are reluctant to use them, usually because of concerns about side effects (e.g. drowsiness and blurred vision). Also, all oral drugs require at least a half-hour, usually more, to become effective. Many people try drugs but give up on them, simply because they failed to take them in time. Finding a drug that works for you is worthwhile. Before choosing or using any anti-motion sickness drug, consult with your own physician or pharmacist, someone who knows your medical history, who can prescribe the stronger drugs and suppositories and who can advise on the type and dosage you can take safely. Not all anti-motion sickness drugs are appropriate for use by children. Women who are, or might be, pregnant should avoid drugs entirely.

If you are relatively susceptible to seasickness, or haven’t sailed offshore recently, prophylactic drug use is probably the best strategy. To find one with acceptable side effects, experiment with several different types ashore first, taking them on the same schedule you would use at sea. When choosing a drug, duration of action is an important consideration, because bad weather offshore can last for several days and you must take doses at regular intervals. Longer acting drugs—such as meclizine, promethazine, cinnarizine or dimenhydrinate in time-release form—thus have practical advantages.

One prescription drug of interest to sailors is an adhesive patch worn behind the ear, which continuously administers a dose of the drug scopolamine through the skin over a three-day period. The idea is to try to minimize the incidence of side effects by maintaining a relatively constant level of scopolamine in the blood. The patch has been sold in the United States as Transderm-Scop only by prescription, but it has been available without one in Bermuda and in many provinces in Canada. It was taken off the market due to production problems, but at press time the manufacturer expected to make the patch available by late 1996.

NASA astronauts now generally avoid oral and transdermal premedication and rely on intramuscular injection of promethazine for treatment. The injections leave a painful sore spot and may make you very sleepy. But when combined with bed rest, injected promethazine can give fast and effective relief, and the dose is not lost if the person vomits again. Use of injectables may make good sense when sailing offshore, but you must have a person aboard who is properly qualified to prescribe and administer them. A more practiced, but slower-acting alternative is the rectal suppository. However, remember that suppositories, too, require a prescription (in the United States) and can become difficult to use unless stored in a cool place.

Biofeedback/Relaxation: Using biofeedback, progressive and/or autogenic imagery, many people can learn to control volionally, to a degree, their own heart rate, blood pressure and skin temperature if they practical regularly. Because the emetic brain is closely coupled to centers controlling these functions, there is reason to hope that these same methods can be used actively to suppress symptoms of motion sickness. You may have heard that several NASA and Air Force psychologists have experimented with this approach, which avoids the side-effect problems associated with anti-motion-sickness drug use. Results have been encouraging, but the studies have been small scale and have been done mostly by advocates. Despite 20 years of research, the approach has not been adopted for regular use by NASA or the U.S. military.

Finally… The moral of this story is that you can do a great deal to prevent and treat seasickness when you know its causes. Coupling of the balance brain to the emetic brain is a universal human response to any abnormal motion environment. Susceptibility only disappears when your balance brain learns to anticipate subconsciously the next wave. Drugs can be of real value until you adapt. So too can techniques such as wave riding and horizon viewing, provided you recognize and react to your earliest symptoms. If you do become severely sick, there are importantly thing you can do to make the experience less unpleasant and to assure a prompt recovery. Over the long term, the best way to prevent seasickness, aside from staying ashore, happens to be the most enjoyable: Go sailing a lot.

Useful Anti-Motion Sickness Drugs
Generic Name Brand Name (Manufacturer)	Form (OTC/Rx)	Duration of Action
Dimenhydrinate Dramamine (Searle)	tablet (OTC) liquid (OTC) injection (Rx)	4-6 hr 4-6 hr 4-6 hr
Dimenhydrinate Dramamine (Richardson)	chewable tablet (OTC)	4-6 hr
Dimenhydrinate Gravol (Horner)	timed-release capsule (OTC:B&C) suppository (OTC: B&C)	6 hr 6 hr
Meclizine HC1 Bonine (Leeming)	chewable tablet (OTC)	6-12 hr
Meclizine HC1 Antivert (Roerig)	tablet (Rx)	6-12 hr
Meclizine HC1 Meclizine (Geneva)	tablet (OTC)	6-12 hr
Cinnarizine Stugeron (Janssen)	tablet (Rx: UK&B)	6-12 hr
Cyclizine Marezine (Burrough)	capsule (OTC) injection	4-6 hr 4-6 hr
Transdermal Scopolamine Transderm-Scop (CIBA)	skin patch (Rx, OTC: B&C)	2-3 days
Promethazine Phynergan (Wyeth)	tablet (Rx) suppository (Rx) injection (Rx)	6-12 hr 6-12 hr 6-12 hr
Promethazine & Ephedrine Phernergan + Ephedrine (Wyeth)	tablet (Rx)	6-12 hr

OTC: over the counter
Rx: by prescription only
OTC (B&C): OTC in Bermuda & Canada
OTC (UK&B): OTC in UK & Bermuda

Online Income Guide and Tools

2008-09-27T13:06:00.001+08:00

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For those of you who would like to get started, but don't know what to do, Le Buane Market offers you selections of online income ebooks to guide you from scratch.
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Map This! v0.4.99 Beta

2008-09-10T16:22:00.001+08:00

Deniska's GPS navigation software for the PSP. Map This! v0.4.99 Beta includes support for Sony's official GPS device (PSP-290). At the moment it does not support the other generic GPS receivers.

Screenshot:

DOWNLOAD HERE

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Blood War - Browser Based MMORPG

2008-09-03T02:31:00.001+08:00

BloodWars is a free MMORPG game, available only on-line.

To begin playing you need only an average computer, up-to-date browser and internet connection.

In the game you incarnate one of thousands of warriors struggling for dominance in the last city on Earth.

As a vampire you wander across wastelands seeking ancient artefacts and fight with other members of vampiric kind in the RPG world.

We are planning to create other free games even this year so everyone will have a chance to compete in the world of their dreams.

Game features

4 unique races with various vampiric powers called Arcana
each race possesses 10 unique paths of progress in the form of tattoos
dynamic character development system
system of tasks adapting to character level
unique option to do quests and discover surrounding world
integrated messagebox
possibility to create and develop a clan
clan armoury available for the best clans
5 various city districts called the zones
possibility to build up your territory (square) with buildings available in each zone
possibility to besiege other players in order to take over their squares
clan sieges with more than 60 fighters at the same time!!
77 basic items
143 prefixes of items
149 suffixes of items
about 22918 various items to find
each has 18! levels
so all in all 412524 unique items!!!
unique sets of jewellery and armour to collect
30 various disposable items
trade through auctions
clan events allowing to challenge mythical monsters of vampiric world

And all this organised in dynamic MMORPG environment, gathering thousands of player at the same time on the same server. Fascinating story that reveals secrets of vampiric Underworld as your character develops.
Online help available through forum or interactive tutorial created by users.

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TrekBuddy

2008-08-31T22:57:00.001+08:00

Trekbuddy is a J2ME application to be used with a GPS receiver. It is designed to work with every Java-enabled device.

It features capabilities such as

GPS tracking and simple navigation
bitmap maps (without zoom, you can store bitmap maps with different resolution instead)
arrange maps as atlas for increasing and decreasing resolution
trackloging in NMEA or GPX format
simple navigation (to a single waypoint or along a route)
compas screen (HPS)
cockpit screen (CMS)
location sharing via SMS with other trekbuddies
and more.

Supported GPS devices:

bluetooth or serial port GPS
internal (integrated) GPS
NMEA file
HGE-100 device
O2 Germany network

http://wiki.trekbuddy.net/index.php/Main_Page

myTracks

2008-08-31T22:49:00.001+08:00

myTracks is a Mac OS X 10.5 application for the ambitious hobby photographer. The main idea of myTracks is the handling of GPS tracks and their relations to photos taken during the track. The main features are:

Import of GPS tracks either directly from a GPS device or from a GPX file
Tracks are shown on a Google map which is downloaded automatically and can also be using while being offline.
Photos files can be linked to the tracks. In myTracks you can directly see where you took all your photos.
Locations can be written to EXIF tags of your image files (geotagging).

And finally: myTracks is free but you may think of donating some bucks (or €s) to help me supporting more GPS devices.

http://mytracks.sourceforge.net/Home.html

TOR - Online Anonymite

2008-08-31T00:34:00.001+08:00

Tor is a software project that helps you defend against traffic analysis, a form of network surveillance that threatens personal freedom and privacy, confidential business activities and relationships, and state security. Tor protects you by bouncing your communications around a distributed network of relays run by volunteers all around the world: it prevents somebody watching your Internet connection from learning what sites you visit, and it prevents the sites you visit from learning your physical location. Tor works with many of your existing applications, including web browsers, instant messaging clients, remote login, and other applications based on the TCP protocol.

http://www.torproject.org/index.html.en

Seashore Image Editor

2008-08-30T23:03:00.001+08:00

Seashore is an open source image editor for Mac OS X's Cocoa framework. It features gradients, textures and anti-aliasing for both text and brush strokes. It supports multiple layers and alpha channel editing. It is based around the GIMP's technology and uses the same native file format.

However, unlike the GIMP, Seashore only aims to serve the basic image editing needs of most computer users, not to provide a replacement for professional image editing products. Seashore was created by Mark Pazolli who, together with a handful of other developers and helpful users, still develops it to this day.

http://seashore.sourceforge.net/index.php

Cocoa Packet Analyzer 0.52

2008-08-30T15:54:00.001+08:00

Cocoa Packet Analyzer is a native Mac OS X implementation of a network protocol analyzer and packet sniffer. It uses libPCAP for reading packet trace files and for capturing network traffic. Supports the Cocoa bundles technology for creating TCP/IP application layer protocol “Analyzer PlugIns”.

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KDE 4

2008-02-03T13:33:00.002+08:00

My favorite Desktop, now has turn to 4.

KDE 4.x on Mac OS X is quickly reaching a stable stage, and currently could be considered a "technology preview". Official support for Mac OS X is targeted for KDE 4.1.0.

Soon I will get both power of Linux wrapped in beautiful Mac.

More info for KDE on Mac.

Mac OSX - Leopard

2008-02-01T15:40:00.000+08:00

I've upgraded my Mac OSX Tiger to Leopard since the beginning of its release. And actively update it.
Apple says there are 300+ improvements in Leopard. But for me, the only thing I found to be VERY usefull is the "Space" - which already been in Linux for ages.
Anyway but that is one big progress for Apple in my opinion. At least I won't miss my Kubuntu to much thanks to Space in Leopard.
Another decent improvement I expect from Leopard's Finder is the "Konqueror" like flexibility. Where I can see and access path, files and folder very quickly and easily. Connect and manage directly to ftp. Split the window vertically/horisontally. And access Terminal right from Finder.

Other than those, I REALLY LOVE my Mac with Leopard OSX.

read official release here

Kubuntu - Linux

2008-02-01T01:00:00.000+08:00

I've always been interested with Linux.
But it's never been easy to migrate from Windows, even though I consider myself as an expert user.
I tried several Linux distros.
The first one is Red Hat, then Mandrake (previous name of Mandriva), and then Suse.
They all good in their ways, but since they try to simplify things in their respective ways, make it harder for me to understand how Linux operate.

Then I tried Kubuntu.
This is just perfect for me. I learned alot of things about Linux, using Kubuntu.
It's NOT easier than other distros nor more difficult, but from Kubuntu, I understand Linux file system, folder hierarchy, syntax, and many other things. From simplest to more advanced.

By time, I also tried Knoppix - the live CD.
Together with Kubuntu, I learn more each time with these two.

Sadly, I have to move to Mac OSX now.
Because it supports more softwares and hardwares I need than those that can run on Kubuntu.
But sometimes I still use it on emulator in my Mac.
And I'm so glad that Kubuntu continue to improve. I will definitely switch back to Kubuntu when it can satisfies my need for softwares and hardwares compatibility.

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Wrist Phone

2008-01-31T17:21:00.000+08:00

I'd like to buy this phone because of its design.
I think it's easier to carry, as it is strapped securely on your wrist.
No more losing your phone.

But since it is made in china, with price tagged as much as Nokia 5610, I'm not sure that its quality will be as dazzlng as its look.

We'll see when I buy one.

Product Description:
Watch mobile phone; PDA mobile phone; Bluetooth mobile phone; Mp3 mobile phone; GSM mobile phone; Multimedia mobile phone; TV mobile phone; FM mobile phone

Watch mobile phone Modle:BC-T918
Product Feature
1. 5 side keys
2. Blue tooth supported
3. MP3/AAC/AAC+/eAAC+/WMA player
4. Mp3/mp4 player
5. 40 channels polyphonic ring tones
6. Internal 512MB memory card

Technical Specification
1. Network: 900/1800/1900MHZ
2. Support GPRS/SMS/ WAP 2.0
3. 1.33" TFT touch screen with 128 * 160 pixels resolution, 260k colors
4. Dimension: 111.5 (L)51*(W)16.5*(H)mm
5. Weight: 35g Battery: Standby: 80hrs; Talk time: 150 Mins

Zencart - open source shopping cart system

2008-01-31T00:19:00.000+08:00

Zen Cart™ truly is the art of e-commerce; a free, user-friendly, open source shopping cart system.

Features:
+ easy installation
+ multiple customer modes
+ unlimited category depth
+ multiple sales and discounts
+ multiple display modes
and...
+ XHTML template system
+ unlimited extra pages
+ multiple ad banner controller
+ multiple shipping options
+ multiple payment options
plus...
+ newsletter manager
+ discount coupons
+ gift certificates
+ featured products
+ quantity discounts
...and more!

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Moneybookers - Online Payment

2008-01-30T18:29:00.000+08:00

Moneybookers is Your wallet for the internet...
to shop and send money worldwide.

With greater freedom for sellers:
» No charge backs
» Instant payments
» Low costs
» Local payments in 30+ countries!
» Reference customers
» Accept credit cards

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Adium X for Mac

2008-01-30T18:26:00.000+08:00

Adium is a free instant messaging application for Mac OS X, released under the GNU GPL and developed by the Adium team. With Adium, you can connect to any number of messaging accounts on any combination of supported messaging services and then chat with other people using those services.

Supported services
AOL Instant Messenger (Including ICQ and .Mac), Jabber (Including Google Talk), MSN Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger (Including Yahoo! Japan), Bonjour (Compatible with iChat), Gadu-Gadu, LiveJournal, Novell Groupwise, QQ, Lotus Sametime.

Notable Features
OTR Encryption, Tabbed Messaging, File Transfer, Webkit Message Display

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Pidgin for Windows

2008-01-30T18:25:00.000+08:00

Gaim is now Pidgin
We've got a new name, a new look, and a ton of new features, but we're still the same old instant messaging client you know and love. We've changed our name as part of a trademark settlement with AOL, and have finally released our long-awaited version 2.0.0

What is Pidgin?
Pidgin is a multi-protocol Instant Messaging client that allows you to use all of your IM accounts at once.

Pidgin can work with: AIM, Bonjour, Gadu-Gadu, Google Talk, Groupwise ICQ, IRC, MSN, QQ, SILC, SIMPLE, Sametime, XMPP, Yahoo!, Zephyr.

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GIMP Portable for Windows

2008-01-30T18:23:00.000+08:00

GIMP Portable is the popular the GIMP for Windows image editor packaged as a portable app, so you can take your images with you and do your editing on the go.

The GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a freely distributed program for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring. It has many capabilities. It can be used as a simple paint program, an expert quality photo retouching program, an online batch processing system, a mass production image renderer, an image format converter, etc.

get- GIMP Portable -here

PortableApps Suite™

2008-01-30T18:22:00.000+08:00

Your computer, without the computer™

PortableApps Suite™ is a collection of portable apps including a web browser, email client, office suite, calendar/scheduler, instant messaging client, antivirus, sudoku game, backup utility and integrated menu, all preconfigured to work portably. Just drop it on your portable device and you're ready to go.

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Sumatra PDF Portable

2008-01-30T18:08:00.000+08:00

Sumatra PDF Portable is the lightweight Sumatra PDF packaged as a portable app, so you can view PDF files on the go. You can place it on your USB flash drive, iPod, portable hard drive or a CD and use it on any computer, without leaving any personal information behind.

get- Sumatra PDF Portable -here

PayPal - very easy and reliable

2008-01-30T18:06:00.000+08:00

A very reliable Online Payment.

PayPal features:
- Send money online from 190 countries and regions.
- Shop without sharing financial information.
- 100% protection against unauthorised payments sent from your account. Free eBay tools make selling easier.
- PayPal works hard to help protect sellers.
- PayPal makes international trading simple.
- Easy to sign up, with no monthly fees.
- Accept payments from bank accounts, credit and debit cards on your website.

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Living in Victoria

2008-01-30T18:04:00.000+08:00

Join the thousands of people who have immigrated to Victoria. Our safe community, world-class education system, seasonal climate and strong economy help make Melbourne one of 'the world's most liveable cities' - and Regional Victoria the future that you are looking for. So why not see if you can immigrate and live in Victoria?

Live in Victoria

Work as a Doctor in Australia

2008-01-30T18:02:00.000+08:00

DoctorConnect has been produced by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing to provide a starting point for both overseas trained doctors (OTDs) who may be considering work in Australia and for employers seeking to recruit them.

Information contained in DoctorConnect includes:
* Checklist of medical registration and immigration requirements
* Links to medical recruitment agencies
* Why you should choose to work in Australia
* Checklist for employers seeking to recruit
* Real stories about OTDs working in Australia
* The DoctorConnect Friendly Community Award

www.doctorconnect.gov.au

Lose Yourself in Melbourne

2008-01-30T18:00:00.000+08:00

Explore Melbourne's inner city laneways and arcades and find the heart of the labyrinth. Discover opulent bars, eclectic boutiques and fashionable restaurants secreted in alleys and behind non-descript doors. Come equipped with a sense of adventure.

Discover alleys leading to opulent bars, exclusive restaurants hiding behind non-descript doors and boutiques in Melbourne's hidden laneways. Come equipped with a giddy sense of adventure – you'll need it if you're to get anywhere near the heart of the labyrinth. After all, it's easy to lose yourself in Melbourne.

www.visitvictoria.com

Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation

2008-01-30T17:58:00.000+08:00

Don't endanger your baby
by taking harmful medication!

A complete database of worldwide medications (generic & trade) providing information on the drugs' indications, fetal risk, breastfeeding risk, during pregnancy, according to the FDA can be viewed here: Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation.

Birth Date Calculator

2008-01-30T17:49:00.000+08:00

Here's a very easy and quick method to estimate due date of your upcoming baby.
Just remember the first day of the last menstruation, then calculate here, at Calculate Birth Date - page.

Click Bank

2008-01-30T17:47:00.000+08:00

ClickBank is the Internet's largest digital marketplace, where thousands of the web's most popular products are sold every day. Whether you're looking to buy, sell, or promote digital products, ClickBank is for you.

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Google Adsense

2008-01-30T17:07:00.000+08:00

Earn money from relevant ads on your website

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2008-01-29T14:19:00.000+08:00

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2008-01-25T14:45:00.000+08:00

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This is one of the best resource for freelancer.

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Auction Ads

2007-12-31T00:04:00.000+08:00

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