I was using my laptop and it just flashed very fast and after that nothing happened.is it okay?If somebody knows my IP and I have the Zone Alarm complete set (Firewall,antivirus,antispyware)from my laptop,i switched my firewall to stealth mode,am i safe from hackers?the thing that im curious about is when i turn on both of the firewalls-the built in firewall on xp and the zone alarm firewall,when i restart my laptop the built in firewall is set to off.Is the firewall from zone alarm turning it off?why is it that everytime i reset my clock to thr right time,it keeps on going on the wrong time if i restart my laptop again?
What's to like about either one of them. it's still Verizon. Most uncooperative customer service in the world. I'd rather have tin cans with a string.
According to the IRS, the answer for your particular scenario would be no. What is a tax deduction would be uniforms of any sort that you would be required to wear, say, like police uniforms or any occupation that specifically requires one to wear any sort of uniform, as well as the accessories that would go along with it. The same goes for any required tools that are part of a job and not supplied by a company. Ordinary, everyday casual or business attire is part of a dress code for each particular company and standards of dress that the company requires, and that type of attire is not considered a uniform.
Well, if they were on an umbrella, they would be called ribs, and that's what they look like to me.. but I'm not quite sure what that thingie IS. AHA !!! I found it ! They are actually called rods Lightning prevention dissipation theory states that a lightning strike to a structure can be prevented by reducing the electrical potential between the structure and the thundercloud by transferring electric charge from the nearby earth to the sky. This is done by erecting some sort of tower equipped with one or more sharply-pointed rods upon the structure. and your picture is of : Nikola Tesla's Lightning-Protector U.S. Patent 1266175 ; An early type of dissipater-arrester, which purported to prevent and safely dissipate lightning strikes
