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Center for Complex Infectious Diseases - Center for Complex Infectious Diseases founded by Dr. W. John Martin, researcher of stealth viruses. This Page is intended to provide information about a group of viruses, termed "stealth viruses" that has previously gone unrecognized. These viruses were initially identified in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and have since been isolated from patients with a wide variety of illnesses including severe encephalopathy, autism, and other complex neurological and non-neurological diseases. Provides information on stealth viruses, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and other diseases caused by stealth viruses, presentations and publications given by Dr. Martin on the stealth virus.
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I have been hoping for something that would actually give me a good night's sleep while relieving my "chronic" back pain. I have found it and I am thrilled!!! The first morning I woke up after sleeping on the Purple, I simply got out of bed and realized that I was not in pain. I was shocked. For like the first time in 20+ years, I did not have to ease my way into my day while my body unstiffened.
I had the g700 for the past 4-5 years and the right mouse button finally stopped working. I was debating about what mouse to replace it with, and decided that I could NOT go back to a wired mouse. I narrowed down my choices to the Razer Mamba, SteelSeries Sensei Wireless Mouse, and the g900. My biggest hold up with the g900 was, of course, the big price tag. I mean, this sucker costs more than my headset! (Logitech g930). As you can tell, I'm a big logitech fan. They make good products that last me at least 5 years and have great customer support. But I wanted to explore my options, so I looked into the Mamba and Sensei mice. I nixed the mamba mouse because of software issues. If I'm going to pay that much for a mouse, shouldn't it work out of the box? Too many complaints of software issues and end user trouble shooting/tweaking drove me away from this mouse despite it feeling the best in my hand. As for the sensei, I liked the build, but I felt like the dock took up too much space. I like having a minimalistic desk space, and while I know I could have just not used the dock, but I didn't want to not use a part of the product that I was paying for.
If you've ever seen the movie "Dumb and Dumber" then you're familiar with the scene where Lloyd surrepticiously doses Harry with something called "Turbo-Lax". I have experienced this exact agony after ingesting a serving of these toxic taste treats. Extremely painful intestinal spasms, followed by massive, explosive flatulence, followed by the harrowing ordeal of all my entrails trying to escape at once from my body through my corn chute. As I sat on the commode in mortal agony, my body attempting to turn itself inside out in a cloud of noxious fumes, the kids outside the bathroom door laughing and screaming "Mom, Dad pooped himself!", "I think Daddy's having a heart attack!", my wife pounding on the door, shouting "Are you alright? ARE YOU ALRIGHT?!", the dogs barking furiously at the commotion - my single clear thought, there is still half-a-bag left...
My 3 year old son loves his new dog and takes him everywhere with him. I recommend turning him off at bedtime if you children wants to sleep with it as any little movement will cause the dog to "wake." The sounds are pretty cute and the dog is very soft. You can hear the mechanism when he opens and closes his eyes but my son could careless.
If you've worked in VS2005 or VS2008, you'll find this to be easier. The data tools are great, the web tools are pretty good. Not sure why so many "hate the new look and layout"... Is it ugly? YES. Is it easy to navigate? YES. Once you find everything you are used to using, VS2012 is great. I'm a moderately-skilled programmer dealing mostly in VB.NET (for data), ASP.NET and web work. I found these tools to be well thought out and easy to figure out. If you haven't upgraded, you should. Beware, if you have a lot of legacy programs in 2005/2008, you should read about backward-compatibility issues.
Super fast charging. Not sure why but this charged my phone from almost dead to full life in less than an hour. Nicely made, slim design so it fits by my desk. The cords are really well made with protective coating that will help provent bending and breaking. I was sent this charger to test it and I am very satisfied.