Some of the main things he talked about, the hidden dangers of calcium supplements, the benefits of medicinal mushrooms, raw food lifestyle, & cacao.

Here’s his site: http://www.davidwolfe.com/

And here’s a shot from one of the books he was selling there, which i bought and had him sign ! It features kirlian photography of various foods.

The black overlay is always ontop, in IE and FF for me, not effected by any z-level changes to it or its containing page.

It does however work if the sample code( http://www.longtailvideo.com/support/tutorials/JW-Player-Lightbox) is adjusted to read instead:

Click the close button to return to the web page.

Click the image to display the image in a JW Box.

optionaly as well you can disable the line in jquery.jwbox.js which normally appends the

into the DOM

Line 48: // $(”body”).append(’

‘);

Start->Run… “cmd.exe”

In the command box, type:
regsvr32 dinput.dll

You should get a box about “registration succeeded”. Then try the control panel again.

Worked for me…

Just purchase the item, and during paypal payment add a message that has:

IMEI no. (15 digits) (obtainable from your modems software or box)
Modem Model no. (ie. e180)

Within 24 hours they’ll get back to you with the instructions & unlock code that you enter in the prompt that pops up when you insert a carrier sim other than that supplied.

That’s it, its unlocked now, and certainly a lot cheaper than the $100 odd dollar fee your carrier wanted to charge…

Update:

You need to also add your ISP’s profile to your connection software, and these changes for me, needed an update to the modems connection software “Mobile Partner”. This unlocks all the settings i needed to change ie PAP or CHAP by reverting the modem back to unbranded saftware / firmware.

so what you want to do is update your modem with either of these confirmed to work with the e1553:

Mobile Partner v. 11.030.01.07.03
http://www.dc-unlocker.com/downloads/open/37

or this newer one:

Mobile Partner v. 11.300.05.00.03
http://www.huawei.com/mobileweb/en/file/download.do?f=41470&ctype=1

(ignore the different modem model’s, just open the downloaded file in winrar, and run it, with the sim removed and connection software closed)

You can download a plugin called “Category Order” from this site http://wpguy.com/plugins/category-order/ to allew you to easily customize the order of your categories as shown in the sidebar widget, but for me and others online it wasnt having any effect on the top header menu, with mine defaultig to sort by count of posts.

Any way it wasnt hard, theres even a tip on the authers front page:

If you use wp_list_categories(), make sure you don’t specify an order (e.g. wp_list_categories(’orderby=count’);).

So jump into the Appearance editor, and open header.php for your template, then find the following bit:

<div id=”catmenu”>
<ul>
<?php wp_list_categories(’orderby=count&order=DESC&show_count=0&hierarchical=1&title_li=&depth=1′); ?>
</ul>
</div>

And Change to this instead:

<div id=”catmenu”>
<ul>
<?php wp_list_categories(’show_count=0&hierarchical=1&title_li=&depth=1′); ?>
</ul>
</div>

Here is a link to a copy of the readme i have been keeping about it, and the current forum thread about it:

http://www.ja-galaxy-forum.com/board/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=189794&page=0&fpart=1

[Update]

Here’s an interview given to the 1.13 development team, it includes my responses as well as most of the other members…

http://www.jagalaxy.com/phpfaq/index.php?action=artikel&cat=26&id=224&artlang=en

Below is a short list i compiled from the book: “Australian Medicinal Plants”, E.V. Lassak & T. McCarthy

(Most of these plants have little publicly available scientific research on them… do not think that because it is written here it is safe or effective to ingest in any form or by any method.)

Coelospermum decipiens
Habitat and Distribution: Coastal tropical Queensland (Cape York Peninsula) including islands.
Medicinal Uses: The Aborigines have been reported to drink a decoction of the roots as an oral contraceptive.13
Active Constituents: Contains at times large concentrations of selenium; it is not known with any certainty whether this is the pharmacologically active principle. 13, 35

Curcuma australasica
Habitat and Distribution: Occurs on the Cape York Peninsula in northern Queensland and along the coast of the Gulf of Carpentaria.
Medicinal Uses: It has apparently been used by the Aborigines in the Cooktown area for contraceptive purposes. However, the method of use has not been specified. 13
Active Constituents: Not known.

Centaurium spicatum
Habitat and Distribution: In pastures, grasslands and waste ground. All states. It may not be truly native, as it is also a Mediterranean species.
Medicinal Uses: A decoction of the whole plant (collected in summer and stored in small bundles) is useful as a stomach-strengthening tonic,36 particularly in dysentery and diarrhoea;70 it has also been used to relieve ‘bilious headaches’.50 A decoction has been applied externally by the Aborigines to piles and inflammations of external genitals. Also used for the treatment of eczema.20
Active Constituents: A bitter glycoside ‘erythrocentaurin’.19

Euphorbia coghlanii
Habitat and Distribution: Arid northern and central Western Australia.
Medicinal Uses: The milky sap is rubbed on breasts of women to induce lactation; it is also used to treat skin sores and skin cancer. 18
Active Constituents: Not Known.

Flagellaria indica
Habitat and Distribution: In rainforests or along their margins and along streams; northern New South Wales, Queensland, Northern Territory and north of Western Australia.
Medicinal Uses: It’s astringent leaves are used in the healing of wounds.3 Tips apllied to sore eyes.20 Also used as a contraceptive.13
Active Constituents: Not known; contains cyanogenic compounds.22

Leichhardtia australis
Habitat and Distribution: Arid regions of Australia but not in Queensland.
Medicinal Uses: The dried and ground seeds were used by the Aborigines as an oral contraceptive. Its efficacy has been doubted.18
Active Constituents: Not known.

Rhyncharrhena linearis
Habitat and Distribution: Southern and south-western districts of Western Australia, inland as well as near the coast.
Medicinal Uses: The Aborigines used seeds, ground to a paste, as an oral contraceptive.18
Active Constituents: Not Known.

References:

3. L.H. Maiden, The Usefull Native Plants of Australia. Turner & Henderson, Sydney, 1889.
13. L.T. Webb, Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland, 71, 103 (1959)
18. E. Reid and T.J. Betts, The Records of Western Australian Plants Used by Aboriginals as Medicinal Agents; Western Australian Institute of Technology, Pharmacy Department, 1977.
20. L.J. Webb, Mankind, 7, 137 (1969).
22. R. Hegnauer, Chemotaxonomie der Pflanzen, vol. 2 Birkäuser Verlag, Basel, 1963.
35. L.J. Webb, Australian Plants and Chemical Research, The Last of Lands; Jacaranda Press, 1969
36. Hager’s Handbuch der Pharmazeutischen Praxis, J. Springer Verlag, Berlin, 1930.
50. A. Cambell, Australian Journal of Pharmacy, 894 (1964).
70. W. Woolls, Victorian Naturalist, 4, 103 (1887)
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It can and has been be used to make things like paper, ropes, sails, clothing, oils, food, plastics, and linen. (the list goes on)

It actually used to be quite popular, though you don’t hear as much about it these days, it’s making a rewarding comeback after being sidelined by the synthetics industry.

I nearly only wear hemp these days after spending some time getting a good collection off ebay at the right price It’s warmer when its cold, cooler when it’s hot. Stronger, softer & dryer.

Then there’s the oils made from the seed which i’m a huge fan of too. They are great on the skin and healthy to take. Full of Omega oils, Amino acids, Essential fatty-acids, and Linoleic acids, it can even protect your skin from sun damage and your arteries from plaque.

There are many great sites out there on hemp, but here’s just a few of my favourites:

• http://www.happyplanet.com.au/ - Hemp Products, Hemp Foods, Hemp Information, Buy Online, Natural, Organic Products (grown in southern Queensland)

• http://www.puredelighthemp.com.au/ - Hemp, Hemp Seed Oil, Hemp Body Products from organic seed oil (grown in northern Queensland)

• http://www.rawganique.com/ - Hemp Clothing, Hemp Products, Organic Cotton Linens (top quality)

Below here is a collection of images i scanned from a brochure illustrating different types of hemp materials available: www.hempco.net.au

- How can I grow and use Sprouts as living food? , Isabell Shipard. (a highly recommended book) https://herbsarespecial.com.au/about-isabells-sprout-book.html

I have been getting more and more into sprouts for some months now and i really get good effects from them. They are extremely cheap and easy to buy, grow and store. Over the time that i have been getting into them i have progressed through various methods for sprouting them. From jars and mugs to basic filtration setups to what i am currently using, three automatic sprouting ‘machines’ that have timers and water reservoirs to keep the seeds/sprouts watered, clean and air/humidity regulated.