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just a hint , most of em dont support WAP but it's the better option....

Enzymes are a particular kind of protein that have the ability to catalyse reactions in living organisms. Proteins are very long chain molecules made up of amino acid building blocks. The protein chain is folded in a complex three dimensional shape known as its tertiary structure. The chain is held in this shape by interactions between different parts of the chain.

Enzymes are classified according to the substances they act on. A specific enzyme will work on only one type of molecule. For example, an enzyme that breaks down proteins is called a "protease," and it will have no effect on fats, grease, starches, etc. Similarly, a lipase enzyme will break down animal fats and grease but will have no effect on proteins, paper, starch, etc. Many microbial drain and septic products available in the marketplace today feature only protease and amylase enzyme typesfor enzymes involved in the FA metabolism.

If you use Windows, try VirtualDub and see if it can do the job.

Download here: http://virtualdub.sourceforge.net/
Home page: http://www.virtualdub.org/

The current VirtualDub release package for Windows is
"VirtualDub-1.6.14.zip". Download and unzip the .zip file
into a new folder. Run VirtualDub.exe

In VirtualDub's "File" menu, select "Open video file", and open the .avi file.

In VirtualDub's "Audio" menu, select "No audio".
In VirtualDub's "Video" menu, select "Direct stream copy".

In VirtualDub's "File" menu, select "Save as AVI."
Enter a new name and save the file.

If VirtualDub reports errors and cannot continue,
you may have encountered an AVI file that VirtualDub can't handle.

AVG free is a very good one..it detects trojans and stuff directly... NOD32 is also good

i kinda like that website..not that accurate but gives you some good points to start with...thanks for the link

Chromatography involves a sample (or sample extract) being dissolved in a mobile phase (which may be a gas, a liquid or a supercritical fluid). The mobile phase is then forced through an immobile, immiscible stationary phase. The phases are chosen such that components of the sample have differing solubilities in each phase. A component which is quite soluble in the stationary phase will take longer to travel through it than a component which is not very soluble in the stationary phase but very soluble in the mobile phase. As a result of these differences in mobilities, sample components will become separated from each other as they travel through the stationary phase.

Techniques such as H.P.L.C. (High Performance Liquid Chromatography) and G.C. (Gas Chromatography) use columns - narrow tubes packed with stationary phase, through which the mobile phase is forced. The sample is transported through the column by continuous addition of mobile phase. This process is called elution. The average rate at which an analyte moves through the column is determined by the time it spends in the mobile phase.

There's also paper Chromatography and it's pretty easy and useful, kind of old school, i mean not that accurate of a results and all but good enough...here's a link for how to do it :

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you can also check it out on wikipedia dude..here's the link:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromatography

you can always use Open office yordan...it's pretty much like MS office, except it's for free.

well..im not really sure Quatrax, im sure they have the time and they have the people to do it...i think it might have some problems with the licences maybe and stuff..that would be my guess..

hey guys..Yahoo domains is offering domain name registration for the first year for only 1.99 dollars..it's a great deal, better check it out.

yeah, it's a kinda a test thingee still but it's soo cool.

here's the link for those who have google accounts.

https://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLogicom%2Fccc%3Fnew

i cant seem to get the link right..apparently it's gone and when i click on the new link it requires username and password...anyway is this like the live beta project u guys are talking about?!

i love that option yeah, and i dunno about you guys, but if you have ever used their voice over IP chat , it's great and much clearer voice than msn from my own experience...i also wanted to add that i like the feature about gmail were it adds the email address you send to automatically to your address book, instead of asking and all...i think this is a cool feature

well and they have a great spam filter, although some pass by it, but mostly it catches it, unlike hotmail..im on my 12% now on google i guess...and i love the search ur mail option when i need to find an email real fast.

u know what..i took a nutrition class and all that stuff talking about vitamins being like 2000% or 500% doesnt really matter. becuase once your body uses what it needs it secretes the rest out. also it might be toxic in some cases for some people..i like monster energy, just because it's so sweet, but i only drink it like in special cases when i really need to.

i dont think they will have it unlimited but they will have it like so you can have like maybe 300 gigs or something like that dude...they'll be kinda pioneers in that

i dont know if this is approved to be here, so i'll post it and will see what you guys think of it...i'm going to explain in this tutorial how to access wireless networks even though they might have a WEP code on them.i have not realized before that it could be that easy of a task, but i have found three programs till now that can do the job right.the first program is calle Airsnort. this program is like a tool that cracks WEP encryption codes or keys. what it does is it monitors the transmissions and then calculates the encryption key when it has gathered enough packets. for those who dont know what WEP means, WEP stands for Wired Equivalent Privacy. this is the encryption algorithm built into the 802.11 (Wi-Fi).the second program is a package called bsd-airtools, it currently contains a bsd-based (WEP) cracking application. It also contains a curses based ap detection application that can be used to detect wireless access points and connected nodes, view signal to noise graphs, and interactively scroll through scanned ap's and view statistics for each. it's probably harder to use than Airsnort since it has multiple applications.the third one is my favorite, it's called wepattack and it's a WLAN open source Linux tool for breaking 802.11 Wired Equivalent Privacy keys. This tool is based on an active dictionary attack that tests millions of words to find the right key. Only one packet is required to start an attack on WEP.download them and try..hope this tutorial was useful.

that';s kinda true but ur still paying money for it..unless ur doing torrents

hehe...i know , i dont use firefox, but i know both it and IE know ur real IP...the real like IP address hiding is just from google, and other websites...but really they can still track you down...as of downloading stuff, it works for that...but also like premium accounts on rapidshare are for you to download bigger files also.

but they like dont offer pop3 or smtp right!

sometimes it's not u doing something illegal, it's like google preventing a certain country from veiwing certain contents...believe me it happens

hide ip platinum can make your connection stop though, it depends on your isp, coz it's kinda stupid enough to think that you're actually accessing from another country

to be honest with you..open office is great comparatively just because it hasnt been developed for long and it achieved so much, but ms office still has better stuff in it..like last time i was trying to insert page numbers and it inserted them wherever you put your mouse instead of showing you specific positions like ms word...and so on...it's nice as a free software and i use it, but it's a change down a little bit from ms word

zone alarm has the best firewall, and you can find better anti viruses than Mc Afee dude.....without paying the money for em...ex: avg

thanks, i'll try that...and yeah i know i wont <- snipped -> since one of my friends got baned because of that.}

i gotcha...yeah my website is not that big, only like 10 pages, but it's supposed to be a business website...so i hope i get accepted once i publish it..i had published it for a year, but under a subdomain, and now that i bought the domain im loking forward to publishing as soon as possible.