1. | May 18, 2014

Well..according to Mr. dude, the icnd2 Actualtests and Testking are not updated, even if they chngaed their date of update. That means they are trying to fool the buyers, which the dump companies often do to increase their sales.P4S is also not updated for icnd2 exam. You can check their website. I think they’ve gone to sleep mode after july31st.The only one dump left is testinside and i don’t think they are updated too. In fact all dump makers are pretty much dead nowadays. They all are copying each other...And so? What's your plain, CareerCert?

2. | Jan 7, 2014

before you cannot relay on them baucese these are not valid.I have talked to PASSGUIDE, Acutaltests, pass4sure, testinside.they say they are going to update. as I have subscription to actualtests.com once they update I am going to post the PDF.or even the software if there are any crackers out here.so long no news guys.p.s Test-King and Actualtests they are identical.. one has copied from another.

3. | Dec 16, 2013

This is simple, toidatirnal french bread recipe:3 cups flour (all-purpose is best) (between 12 and 13 ounces / 350g)1 cup water (8 ounces / 225g)1 teaspoon salt (6g)1 teaspoon yeast (4g)Mix all together, and knead 15-20 minutes until dough passes window-pane test. Cover, let rest/rise approx 30 minutes (longer if you keep your house very cool. Punch down, cover, let rise again approx 30 minutes. Divide in half, and shape into baguettes (or make a single loaf or boule). Preheat oven during this final rise baguettes 500F/ 260C, or 350F/175C. Bake baguettes about 5-7 minutes, or loaf 30-45 minutes. Baguettes should come out with a very crispy brown crust and soft crumb, loaf will have a dark golden to brown crust. If you have an oven probe, the internal temp should be 205-210F/96-98C. You can pull them at 190F/88C, but you will have a less flavorful crust.

4. | Dec 13, 2013

Hi, do you know how I can turn talking from a Tivo rneordicg, into computerized text? There was a piece of equipment that did that, but the GP500 TextGrabber is no longer made and extremely rare to find used. The GP500TextGrabber was designed to access the closed captioned information contained within a television signal, convert it to text or straight ascii, and then transfer it to a PC over a standard serial or RS-232 line. As a result, you (could) generate a word-for-word transcript from a television program. TextGrabber even capture(d) text off a standard VCR, DSS or DVD! Do you know another way to do this?