Monday, December 24, 2012

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Do Registry Cleaners Make Your Slow Computer Run Any Faster?


Registry cleaning software like CCleaner, RegCleanXP claim to delete the junk of your Windows Registry databases. But?does that make your computer work any faster ?

One of the MVP recently wrote that Registry Cleaners are useless, as Windows XP *never* reads the whole registry, but only the necessary keys when needed. Each and every unnecessary key will just be ignored.

Another one said that some registry entries might be obsolete but are still accessed by some program and could effect the performance of that program (which could be part of the system).?
Most of the members are of the view that regular disk defragmentation is better than a registry cleaner ? not the one that ship with XP but a third-party disk defragment like Acronis Disk Director, Raxco Perfect Disk or Disk Keeper.
What your take on that ?

Source: http://fobbleup.blogspot.com/2012/12/do-registry-cleaners-make-your-slow.html

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Video: Costumes make for awkward holiday family photos

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Bethenny Frankel and husband of 2 years separating

LOS ANGELES (AP) ? Bethenny Frankel and husband Jason Hoppy are separating.

The 42-year-old TV personality, chef, author and entrepreneur told The Associated Press Sunday that the split brings her "great sadness."

"This was an extremely difficult decision that as a woman and a mother, I have to accept as the best choice for our family," Frankel said. "We have love and respect for one another and will continue to amicably co-parent our daughter who is and will always remain our first priority. This is an immensely painful and heartbreaking time for us."

Frankel and Hoppy were married in 2010 and have a daughter, Bryn, who was born that same year. The couple's courtship and marriage were documented in two reality series, "Bethenny Getting Married?" and "Bethenny Ever After..." Frankel gained fame as a star of "The Real Housewives of New York City." Since her stint on the Bravo show, she has written four books, released a fitness video and founded her Skinnygirl line of cocktails, shapewear and nutritional supplements.

She launched a talk show, "Bethenny," over the summer that is set to air nationally on Fox stations in 2013.

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AP Entertainment Writer Sandy Cohen is on Twitter: www.twitter.com/APSandy .

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/bethenny-frankel-husband-2-years-separating-185651549.html

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Dhofar Automotive stuns at Oman Motor Show 2012 - AME Info

Automobile enthusiasts from across the nation came to view the complete line up of American muscle cars, rugged off-roaders and luxury automobiles.

Chris Edwards, General Manager of Dhofar Automotive commented, "Visitors packed the Dhofar Automotive displays during the 4 days of the Oman Motor Show. The team put great efforts into making our zones visible and the hard work paid off resulting in great feedback and a huge number of leads. The Oman Motor Show is certainly the highlight of the exhibitions in Oman, giving the automotive industry a platform to showcase their products and to connect with visitors and enthusiasts."

For off road enthusiasts, the Jeep zone showcased 7 Jeeps in total with 4 variants. On display were two Grand Cherokees, the Jeep Compass, the Jeep Cherokee and three Jeep Wranglers, a favorite for off road fans over the world and in Oman. They featured accessories from Mopar such as lift kits, chrome detailing, air intake hoods and filters, off road tires, etc. The stand demonstrated the full scope for accessorizing a Jeep Wrangler.

The Dodge stand showcased the three Dodge variants from the Durango to the Challenger including the latest in its line-up, the iconic Dodge 'Super Bee'. This modern interpretation on the 1960's golden era of Dodge Muscle cars, a true collector's vehicle, was displayed in Stinger Yellow and Pitch Black, proving to be a crowd favorite.

The Chrysler stand exhibited its luxury variant, the 300C, as well as the newly introduced mid-sized sedan the 200. This platform proved to be a great decision as visitors were able to experience the features and plush interiors of the cars as well as understand the different versions and price points that they retail at.

A true draw for all the visitors at the Oman Motor Show was the SRT stand which exhibited the entire current line-up of the Chrysler stable of performance cars. From the iconic halo car, the Dodge Challenger to the refined Dodge Charger, the luxury performance version of the Chrysler 300C to the power packed 4x4 Jeep Grand Cherokee, this stand certainly proved to be a show stopper.

Dedicated to ensuring distinctive motoring combined with a low cost of ownership for new and existing Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge vehicles; the Dhofar Automotive presence at the Oman Motor Show aimed at providing visitors with the chance to get to know the character, quality and capability of Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep - an experience only available at Dhofar Automotive LLC.

Source: http://www.ameinfo.com/dhofar-automotive-stuns-oman-motor-2012-323740

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HuffPost De-Stresses: How We Unwind During The Holidays

'Tis the season to be jolly, enjoy that "sentimental feeling," and sing about those sleigh bells ring-a-lingin', right? In reality, the holidays are a notoriously stressful time for many of us: Last minute gifting, overbearing in-laws and treats that leave us in week-long sugar comas are all triggers that can leave us desperate for a breather.

In an effort grab stress by the horns (or, maybe antlers in this case), we asked HuffPost staffers to share their tricks for de-stressing over the holidays. Some felt they were destined to be stressed ("I'll let you know when I find out," a not-to-be-named HuffPost staffer groaned), but others were more solution-oriented. "I make crafts and cook elaborate meals -- I need projects that keep my hands busy and my mind focused on something creative," said Meredith Melnick, our Nutrition and Fitness editor.

Need a tip or two? Check out the many ways in which HuffPosters unwind in the slideshow below, then share your own holiday de-stressing tips in the comments.

  • "Running has always been the perfect "de-stresser" for me! I love to run when I'm not in the mindset of aiming to get a good workout in, but when I really want to just leave the stress and tension behind and clear my head." - Jacqueline Howard, Associate Editor, HuffPost Science

  • "Bikram yoga and drinking with friends." -Brooke Stein, Marketing Manager, HuffPost Style

  • "Eating leftovers while watching 'Elf.'" -Rebecca Adams, Associate News Editor, HuffPost Style

  • "Exercise! Trips to the gym and then utilizing their forever-hot showers and sauna." -Renee Hodges, Overnight Shift Supervisor

  • "To de-stress over the holidays, I play the board game 'Aggravation' with my dad! Ironic, I know!" -Elizabeth Kuster, HuffPost OWN

  • "I take a long run through Golden Gate Park to the bridge in San Francisco. It's hard to think my problems are large next to all those waves and trees." -Robin Wilkey, Associate Editor, San Francisco

  • "I re-watch "Game of Thrones," "The Dark Knight Rises," "Friday Night Lights" or the J.J. Abrams "Star Trek" through a veil of cathartic tears." -Joe Satran, Staff Writer, HuffPost Food

  • "Get a massage. Go for a hike in the mountains. Hang out with family and friends." -Patricia Fitzgerald, Wellness Editor

  • "I make crafts (jewelry, etc) and cook elaborate meals -- I need projects that keep my hands busy and my mind focused on something creative!" Meredith Melnick, Nutrition and Fitness Editor, Healthy Living

  • "I destress over the holidays by giving in to the coziness of it all. I leave my phone in the other room, grab my warmest blanket and some wine, and spend an hour or two watching romantic comedies." -Jessica Leader, Associate Editor, HuffPost Green

  • "I hang out with my family. I also make sure to get a nice massage." -Bonnie Kavoussi, Economics Reporter

  • "Definitely some Hulu! Comedies only. And some Ben & Jerry's if it's been a particularly rough day/week." -Amanda Chan, Editor, Health News

  • "I light a candle in my apartment, put on fleece slippers and wrap up in my cashmere bathrobe (an indulgence that will repay you 100 fold!). There is something about being comfortable in the presence of little flame with a delicious scent that shifts my home into a stress-melting wonderland." -Alana B. Elias Kornfeld, Executive Health Editor

  • "I stay in my pajamas -- including my favorite slippers (pictured) --for as long as possible in the mornings." -Sarah Klein, Associate Editor, Healthy Living

  • "I bring store-bought cookies to our neighborhood cookie exchange <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/shelley-emling/holiday-cookies-baking-cookie-exchange_b_2311093.html">(I even wrote about it)</a>." -Shelley Emling, Editor, HuffPost 50

  • "I watch 'Beverly Hills, 90210' reruns while playing Bejeweled Blitz." -Lily Avnet, Healthy Living Intern

  • "I enjoy a cocktail in the kitchen and cook A LOT. Having a project in the kitchen gives me some much needed quiet time and gives me a sense of focus." -Rebecca Orchant, Associate Editor, HuffPost Taste

  • "I will be going on a digital diet Saturday through Wednesday." -Lori Leibovich, Executive Lifestyle Editor <em>Read about Lori's first digital diet <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/lori-leibovich/moms-electronic-diet_b_2010645.html">here</a>. </em>

  • "I spend at least a day doing no work at all, I read books and I go to the movies." -Lori Fradkin, Senior Lifestyle Editor

  • "I make sure to spend as much time as possible with Rosie Lou (pictured), who rarely nags." -Kate Bratskeir, Associate Editor, GPS for the Soul

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Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/12/22/huffpost-de-stresses_n_2339764.html

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What&#39;s the deal with reusing toys with different partners? - Sexuality ...

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I used to hook up with this chick and we used to use a bunch of vibrators/dildos on each other I and I have some left over.? I would love to use them with future partners and I am very obsessive about cleaning them with my toy cleaner but would that be weird to break them out?? I never have because I figured they would be grossed out because they have obviously been used on other people because I have them. What's the rule here?

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Well you reuse your dick on multiple girls and it probably isn't as clean as your toys so I say do it. As long as you tell them they're all sterilised etc

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True but you can't really get a new dick so that's kind of different.

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"plus they atually think jambands are good or sumthing, so they clearly know absolutely nothing about music, clearly lol" -Bassfreak

Anonymous #1


So long as you don't make it awkward. "Hey, mind if I break out the toys that me and this chick used to have fun with?"

Just be causal, it's no problem. The dildos won't reveal your dark secrets. Probably.

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Can't you put a disposable cover toys? A condom or ballon. Or are these weird shapes, like badminton shuttlecocks. (Hehe, cocks.)

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badminton shuttlecocks

I will never cease to be amazed/horrified at the shit we humans come up with for sex.

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Quote:

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badminton shuttlecocks

I will never cease to be amazed/horrified at the shit we humans come up with for sex.


I just thought it sounded funny, but it could be hot.

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It wasn't real? Thank God. I was too afraid to even Google it. There are some things you just don't want to know about on the Internet after a while.

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All We Perceive said:
I used to hook up with this chick and we used to use a bunch of vibrators/dildos on each other I and I have some left over.? I would love to use them with future partners and I am very obsessive about cleaning them with my toy cleaner but would that be weird to break them out?? I never have because I figured they would be grossed out because they have obviously been used on other people because I have them. What's the rule here?

if you clean them properly i don't see any issue

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It wasn't real? Thank God. I was too afraid to even Google it. There are some things you just don't want to know about on the Internet after a while.

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