im doing a class project and im looking for an untapped market which will be exploding in the near future . My company is a bioplastics producer (they make plastic cups and stuff out of corn ) and i had the idea that we could make alternative fiberglass for cars and things to be manufactured with . So my question is is the resin or plastic or whatever you want to call it that is used to make automotive fiberglass rigid strong and resistant to the elements a petroleum product ? and if not what in fact IS it derived from ?
Ok first lets try the safe mode techniqueRestart your computer until and press F8 as many time possible until it goes to a black screen and at the top it would say safe modenow boot it up in safe mode the Admin account will show up now access it and switch your accounts around
Try this: Start menuRunRegEdit hit ctrl+f for the search menu search for 'nocontrolpanel' If the key is found doubleclick and change the value from 1 to 0 Hope this helps
By law, your only required to wear a decent helmet and sensible foot wear. Depending on the company you learn with, they may issue further health and safety guidelines. I would recommend wearing a decent helmet, a form of heavy jacket (preferably leather), gloves, heavy trousers (preferably leather or decent denim) and decent boots. I myself have a new helmet, leather jacket, leather waistcoat, leather trousers and leather spiked gloves. I only have work boots but I'm getting proper boots soon.
