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July 17th, 2009

lilgiraffe said :

Regarding your answer:
Thanks for the recipe – I read it and it sounds deliciously simple! :)

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• 2 weeks ago

  In a business environment: Is there any benefit in telling someone when another person speaks ill of them?

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• 3 weeks ago

  What is causing this and how do I fix it, see details?

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• 1 month ago

  Does anyone have any experience with Maca Root?

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• 1 month ago

  Have you ever "gone psycho" on someone?

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• 1 month ago

  Would you 'call this person' on this (see details)

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• 1 week ago

  Have you ever considered checking into a mental health facility?

  I was involuntarily admitted to one once… Dark place, dark time… I “freaked out” and locked myself in my car. My mentally/physically abusive boyfriend took a hammer and smashed the window. I had cuts over my arms, where I was trying to keep the door shut… the police showed up and apparently I was the crazy one. I spent … I don’t even know how long, institutionalized… I met with doctors twice. Once when I went in and once when it was time for me to leave. It did nothing for me. The INCIDENT made me realize that I had to get out of the situation I was in, which I did immediately after being discharged. Went home, took care of myself and found a counselor to help me through my problems. I’m sure that’s not what you’re speaking of… just don’t get yourself put in a place involuntarily, and check out what their treatment plans are if you decide to go into one. I felt more “processed in and processed out” than anything else.
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• 2 weeks ago

  In a business environment: Is there any benefit in telling someone when another person speaks ill of them?

  This person, the ‘attacker’, was passed over for a promotion because the “victim” came back to work full time. The ‘attacker’ is resentful and spiteful. The “victim” here is someone whom I do respect immensely, and is undeserving of this type of attack. She’s been with the company a long time, she’s smart, knows how to get things done, and as a ‘boss’ has been terrific. Undermining barely begins to describe what is going on, it’s more like sabotage. The “attacker” has made off hand comments in meetings with statements like “I would have had that information, but when I went to visit _____ to discuss it, he/she had left for the day” (Failing to mention that she went to discuss this information at a time when it was not the normal course of our business day and ________ has children who have to be picked up, dropped off etc…) This is one instance; I’ve seen and heard others. It’s like a campaign to subtly (or not so subtly) discredit this person and have it appear as if he/she is not worthy of their new position. Somewhere in my mind, I feel like the “victim” MUST know this is going on, but then again, if not, I’d hate to see this person blind sided as these negative comments and questioning of ability echo up the ladder of the company.
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• 3 weeks ago

  What is causing this and how do I fix it, see details?

  @ragingloli I did check the event log, the only things in there were related to were IEXPLORE.EXE errors
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• 3 weeks ago

  What is causing this and how do I fix it, see details?

  @ragingloli and @blister thanks for all the info, @virtualist yes, I did a complete scan and we’re up to date on our protection (I have a 20something step son at home that uses the lap-top, I’m not taking any chances!)
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• 3 weeks ago

  What is causing this and how do I fix it, see details?

  I can’t get to uninstall in safemode… (am I doing something wrong?)
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