Want to be a beta tester?
I’m working on a new calculator and I could use some beta testers. ((Photo courtesy of CaptPiper))
If you’re interested, leave a comment or send me an e-mail.
Thanks!
I’m working on a new calculator and I could use some beta testers. ((Photo courtesy of CaptPiper))
If you’re interested, leave a comment or send me an e-mail.
Thanks!
My father in law’s laptop is infected with a very nasty program called “Antivirus Pro 2010.” It disables a bunch of core Windows functions, messes with other programs, shuts down the computer randomly, tells you the computer has a virus (which is technically true), and then offers to help you out for $40.00. In reality, this program is itself malware/spyware etc.
The problem is that it really looks like its an official MicroSoft or Windows program! ((Photo courtesy of bleepingcomputer.com))
After several attempts and trying to use numerous different programs, I’ve been unsuccessful in deleting it. It installs pieces of itself all over the computer – and if you don’t delete each piece it will install the entire thing all over again. The various recommendations I’ve seen on the internet have been ineffectual.
If When I finally remove it, I’ll post the information here.
According to the WCAB Newsline, the Sacramento WCAB has moved as of 10/19/2009. ((Photo courtesy of Mrjoro)) They are now located at:
Sacramento WCAB
160 Promenade Circle
Sacramento, CA 95834
(916) 928-3101
I’ve got a hearing there this afternoon. Stop me and say hello!
I went grocery shopping this weekend and stopped by the bakery area to pick up some bread. ((Photo courtesy of jumbledpile))
I asked the clerk, “Do you have any pumpernickel bread?”
She responded, “What kind?”
“Any kind of pumpernickel of absolutely any type.”
Her answer: “No.”
DOWNLOAD THE MATHEMATICAL PROOF AS A PDF!
A little while ago William S. Morris, an Applicant’s attorney, told me that the Ogilvie adjustment calculation could be further simplified. ((Photo courtesy of Dahveed76)) He suggested the following ((I’m paraphrasing here)) :
The only flaw with the proofs offered by William and myself is that they are too exact. The WCAB in Ogilvie never sets forth the exact process for performing the Ogilvie adjustment calculation – so the only official method involves rounding to different significant figures at different places. Thus, a calculation performed in strict accordance with the WCAB in Ogilvie and through one of these mathematical proofs would differ very slightly.
What do you think? Leave a comment or drop me a line.