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UNNATURAL CAUSES | CALIFORNIA NEWSREEL - This four-hour documentary series premiered nationally on PBS in Spring 2008, and will be rebroadcast Fridays at 10pm, October 9 through 30. Produced by California Newsreel in association with Vital Pictures, Inc. Presented by the National Minority Consortia of public television Public Impact Campaign in association with the Joint Center Health Policy Institute. Unnatural Causes, a seven-part series now available on DVD, sounds the alarm about our glaring socio-economic and racial disparities in health--and seeks out root causes. But those causes are not what we might expect. While we pour more and more money into drugs, dietary supplements and new medical technologies, it turns out there is much more to our health than bad habits, health care or unlucky genes. The social conditions in which we are born, live and work profoundly affect our well-being and longevity.
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The game itself is a great learning tool. You will improve your skills whether you are new to guitar or experienced. But beware, the cable included is a piece of junk and mine broke literally in a few days of use forcing me to order another one for the same price as the game itself. Very frustrating. Good game, badly created cable.
This is a great security program that actually covers up to 8 devices (5 PCs and 3 Mobile devices - Android or iOS ) There is a web based console you set up to manage your account and all your covered devices, plus an encrypted Password manager (cloud based) for storing all your various site passwords, plus 'lost device' coverage for your mobile phone or tablet. It includes ability to 'locate' your lost device 'if' the thief is attempting to use it to get online. Works seamlessly on my PC's as well as both of our KIndle Fire HD's. It also lets you 'sync' info across your devices that have Webroot installed. And 3 of your mobile devices are covered for free along with your 5 PCs.
I have used the original MJ for almost 4 years. Overall I am satisfied with it and the cost of phone service. However, there are some drawbacks. When I first started using MJ I could call anywhere in the US that I tried; things changed. The US is not covered completely by the big telco's like AT&T or Verizon. Some rural areas are serviced by telephone coops and other areas have small, compared to AT&T, independent phone companies. These companies pay to interconnect with each other. MJ doesn't pay and the companies have caught onto it. The result is you cannot call some areas. My parent live about 70 miles away and have the same area code but they are on a rural telephone coop and I can no longer call them on the MJ. The state of Alaska has ACS for phone service. You cannot call the entire state of Alaska, area code 907. As a result of this I have had to rely on my cell phone. To give the devil their due, they did offer to refund the remainder of the years service. I just had to return the MJ unit at my expense and you guessed it, the shipping cost about equaled the refund. While I admittedly do not know if the MJ+ has the same problem, I would go "all in" and say it does. Just my 2¢.
I bought these from another outlet and I can't say enough how much I really like them. I have heard others say they feel sick after using this but I have yet to feel that way (thank goodness!). These have worked extremely well with my fitness regimen. I love drinking teas so this was right up my alley when I was looking for something to detox my body. I fell off track for a while and wanted something to help with the process of getting back into exercising and eating right. This has helped me with losing the weight I want and helping my body stay lean. These are my own opinions and no one elses!
A little background: Mid-40s, attempted to self-teach myself for 2-3 years around 10 years ago. Had kids, gave it up. Never got very far. I was fairly awful for the amount of time invested. Fast forward to a couple of months ago. My son wanted a ukulele and that got me interested in playing again. The free lessons out on YouTube now are awesome and I highly recommend using them in conjunction with this program.
Love the fashion and the pics. Great articles and nice traveling getaway suggestions about where to eat where to shop etc...
The software quality control is totally missing. I used the label maker to make CD labels. When I went to print, I told it to use Memorex A4 paper and print 50 labels for which it correctly said needed 25 sheets using 2 labels per page. When I printed, it printed 2 labels on the first page and only one on the other 24 pages. Then the labels were mis-registered so that they were unusable. I then tried to burn data CDs and it froze up multiple times - each time while verifying the CDs. I never had this type of problems with the old Roxio software. As far as I'm concerned Corel messes up everything they touch. I didn't know that they made it until I started trying to report the error. By the way, I could not find a way to report the problems. Does "Dilbert" work there?