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Sometimes, when you overdo the marketing… this is what happened. Thanks for Kenny for the information

Water Filter

A water filter is a device which removes impurities from water by means of a fine physical barrier, chemical processes and or biological process. Filters are used to cleanse water for irrigation, drinking water, aquariums, and swimming pools.

Water filters are primarily used to soften water and remove chemicals such as chlorine. Some people believe that the contaminants found in drinking unfiltered drinking water can be harmful to your health, even increasing the risk of developing cancer. The most common problem with unfiltered water, however, is a bad taste or smell.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_purification

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http://www.waterfilter-system.com/

Water Qualitiy Association

http://drliew.net/index.php/2006/11/16/water/#respond

rojaks.blogspot.com/2006/11/do-you-have-diamond-water-filter.html

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Network World’s Wireless in the Enterprise Newsletter, 11/08/06

What’s FON up against?

By Joanie Wexler

The FON community is a grass-roots effort whereby residential Wi-Fi users share access across their wireless networks to their broadband Internet access connections. If the idea takes off, it could usurp (or create sources of interference in) muni/metro Wi-Fi networks being subsidized by city and county governments.

The muni Wi-Fi people are very touchy when people question their business models and whether Wi-Fi, initially intended as an indoor LAN technology, will continue to scale well across wide geographies. “Just come look at all the installations that are out there already working,” they challenge in a defensive tone of voice.

Indeed, there are something like 250 to 300 community Wi-Fi networks in operation today, though only a handful are largely populated cities. And the operations of most of these networks aren’t being challenged by a second, or third, or fourth provider entering the market (can you spell “competition?”). Additional providers could potentially cause interference in Wi-Fi’s unlicensed spectrum, which offers equal access to all potential users of Wi-Fi’s 2.4GHz and 5GHz spectrum. It would be up to the providers to work these issues out among themselves.

Perhaps most interesting is whether it’s actually legal for individuals to simply choose to share their Internet access connections with anyone off the street. ISPs liken the move to “stealing” video programs over cable, which we all know is the ultimate telecom sin.

Then again, you might have any number of people within your home wirelessly sharing your Internet access connection at any given time, whom you may or may not be related to. Your ISP doesn’t know who and how many of these wireless-device toting folks are in your house (and presumably doesn’t care, so long as it can limit your overall access rate to what you’ve contracted for). Is there a difference if the party doing the sharing is inside our outside your walls?

Time – and likely a court case or two – will tell.

Just tell them that sharing is caring. But so far, do you think Malaysian will share their wi=fi network?

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It was a 3on4 game. But technically it’s 2on4. Me and sotongking versus the others kaki. Me Axe and him Sven with another noob teammate using Skeleton King.

Opposition were Zeus, Sniper, Abaddon and Lina. We were at the losing end. Can’t defend once our heroes died. But Axe rox in pwning Abaddon. What items required to make him invinsible?
Opposition have Dagger of Escape. Should i get 1? I have 2 Vanguards, BoT, Battle Fury and BKB. What went wrong…

Bleargh. I lost because we are outnumbered. We win because we stand up to the challenge.

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