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[pantheman]

hi lena
nice to see you back i have also had pc problems lately, due to the heat and all that. i have to run a fan full blast on my lap top just to stop it from switch it self off !!!
i have also got one of them frozen plastic coolbox bricks placed down my pants to stop my knackers from overheating, as well :shock:

oh well i will speak to you soon better go before my pc swi..............

Hey VW, you should have used that for you tip of the day, i would have tried it mate

Howeveri would have wrapped it in a teatowl first so it doesn't stick to anything

keep em coming old boy.

[Get Real!]

i have also had pc problems lately, due to the heat and all that. i have to run a fan full blast on my lap top just to stop it from switch it self off !!!

Laptops have a temperature sensor built into them to monitor and detect when the internal temp goes beyond the manufacturer's accepted range so as not to damage boards and components.

A high internal Laptop temperature is most likely to occur due to lint and dust accumulating and thus causing a blockage of air circulation to the fan and heat spreader so start with these instructions to clean your Laptop…

http://geekswithblogs.net/lorint/archiv ... 81623.aspx
http://www.instructables.com/id/EMZEXJDXTIEXCFNR3I

However, sometimes the sensor itself goes faulty and sends the wrong signal to the MB thus causing the Laptop to shut down prematurely. In this case only a replacement heat spreader and/or motherboard can solve the problem depending on where the temp sensor is located.

Regards, GR.

[george d]

hi lena, i am new to the forum and just wanted to say that its a great way to keep in touch with whats happening on the most beautiful island in the world..

[miltiades]

Nice to see you back on the forum Lena hope you continue with your meticulously witty and intelligent posts. I hope that both your self your dear mother and the little one are bearing up with the heat. It was such a pleasure to have met you all back in London , to have sat down share a meal a glass or two and a chat. My dear wife who was due to have joined us as you know wasnt able to make it but I'm pleased she is out of hospital now and raring to go to Cyprus . Give mum and the little one my regards. I'm hoping to be in Cyprus for a long weekend starting this coming Friday 3rd till Sunday , but very little time to take in any visits to anywhere but I do plan to pay a fleeting visit to the Cancer Tulip in Nicosia , email me your mobile will give you a call .
Thanks for seeing me when you were here and may I say what a great lady you are .

Kupie Miltiades,

of all the disagreements we may have had and name calling aside, i hope you wife gets well soon, and i am happy that she is out of hospital and able to come to cyprus. Perastika tis

Best of luck enjoy your long weekend.

Pantheman

Well , thank you Pantheman , disagreements are a natural event in our democratic way of life , what matters most when we disagree is that our hearts are in the right place , and yours is most certainly there.
My father , who passed away some years ago , was a fervent communist who served a prison sentence with our famous poet Tefkros Anthias , sharing a cell .Prior to being sentenced the British judge asked him to reject the communist ideology for a lighter sentence , since being a communist was a criminal offence during the British occupation of Cyprus. My father replied through an interpreter , I was , I'm , I shall be. Some years later when he recounted this part of his life to me , I asked him why did he not reject the communist ideals if it meant a lighter sentence . He replied , I could never live with my self without my ideals , I stood my ground because I was convinced I was right . This is what we all do , right or wrong we stand our ground , you with your views and I with mine .

[humanist]

Hello Lena mou! Welcome back and good to have you here. Me ayapi (with love ) Andreas

[LENA]

Nice to see you back on the forum Lena hope you continue with your meticulously witty and intelligent posts. I hope that both your self your dear mother and the little one are bearing up with the heat. It was such a pleasure to have met you all back in London , to have sat down share a meal a glass or two and a chat. My dear wife who was due to have joined us as you know wasnt able to make it but I'm pleased she is out of hospital now and raring to go to Cyprus . Give mum and the little one my regards. I'm hoping to be in Cyprus for a long weekend starting this coming Friday 3rd till Sunday , but very little time to take in any visits to anywhere but I do plan to pay a fleeting visit to the Cancer Tulip in Nicosia , email me your mobile will give you a call .
Thanks for seeing me when you were here and may I say what a great lady you are .

Thanks my dear friend Deniz , as you can see there is still plenty of "fire" in old Miltiades !!!!

My dear Miltiades...my pleasure was all mine and my family’s. I enjoyed our meetings and I do look forward for the next and hopefully I will have the pleasure to meet your wife as well and why not the little pappou krasi with the rest of the family.

I send my details quite fast when I saw this post...and I didnt notice that you was not here but you are coming soon... well I hope we will meet here eventually.

Thanks for your comments and trust me the pleasure was all mine. Allow me to say...what a fine amazing gentleman you are And you indeed have plenty of fire

Miltiades my friend, I sincerely hope you are not trying to make me jealous. I also hope to make the acqaintance of LENA but you seem to have beaten me to it. I hope your wife makes a hasty recovery to enjoy Cyprus to the full.
Regards
Deniz

Dear Deniz...I hope you meant acquaintance of my company not me otherwise Ms Deniz will kill both of us ... but I do look forward that coffee and the tavli you promised...I dont forget promises.

hi lena, i am new to the forum and just wanted to say that its a great way to keep in touch with whats happening on the most beautiful island in the world..

Dear George...nice to have you here in the forum. Well the island is great and the people are amazing so trust me nobody force you to keep in touch but it’s your pleasure. By the way it is my country and I am not running away from here

Hello Lena mou! Welcome back and good to have you here. Me ayapi (with love ) Andreas

Andrea mou, I am glad to see you around. Well did you manage to get any short guys from T-C’s hands or did he got them all for himself? Are we going out soon or you switch to tall? Kidding

@Get Real
By the way Get Real...those links are really nice but I don’t think that I could ever do that. Thats why people like you exist in this world.

@Pantheman
I love your avatar!!!!! I want that image

[miltiades]

Hi Lena , just booked for Friday arriving late evening . Arrangements are Saturday Kourion beach , Sunday Governors beach and Monday Nicosia , meet Halil and visit cancer tulip. Will call to arrange meeting up.
Flying back Monday evening. Any friends want to meet up ,Saturday or Sunday will be welcomed.

[LENA]

Hi Lena , just booked for Friday arriving late evening . Arrangements are Saturday Kourion beach , Sunday Governors beach and Monday Nicosia , meet Halil and visit cancer tulip. Will call to arrange meeting up.
Flying back Monday evening. Any friends want to meet up ,Saturday or Sunday will be welcomed.

I will be one of them my dear for sure. I will let you know which one soon.

[Eliko]

[quote<miltiades]
My father , who passed away some years ago , was a fervent communist who served a prison sentence with our famous poet Tefkros Anthias , sharing a cell .Prior to being sentenced the British judge asked him to reject the communist ideology for a lighter sentence , since being a communist was a criminal offence during the British occupation of Cyprus. My father replied through an interpreter , I was , I'm , I shall be. Some years later when he recounted this part of his life to me , I asked him why did he not reject the communist ideals if it meant a lighter sentence . He replied , I could never live with my self without my ideals , I stood my ground because I was convinced I was right . This is what we all do , right or wrong we stand our ground , you with your views and I with mine .[/quote]


I think the above is the most disgusting statement I have ever heard from a man of your age Sir.

How does a son embrace the principles of a nation that imprisoned his own father for adhering to his political persuasions?.

You have lived on the bread of those who dishonoured YOU by such an act and you post your view in an attempt to illustrate your own standing.

In my opinion Sir, you have none, you are a 'fence sitter' who will seek to benefit from whichever 'side' gains the ascendancy in any situation.

I hope to God that I never live so long as to see my own son become such a 'turncoat', regardless of whether he is right OR wrong.

It's all in the 'blood' miltiades, not in the mouth mate.

[Eliko]

[quote<miltiades]
My father , who passed away some years ago , was a fervent communist who served a prison sentence with our famous poet Tefkros Anthias , sharing a cell .Prior to being sentenced the British judge asked him to reject the communist ideology for a lighter sentence , since being a communist was a criminal offence during the British occupation of Cyprus. My father replied through an interpreter , I was , I'm , I shall be. Some years later when he recounted this part of his life to me , I asked him why did he not reject the communist ideals if it meant a lighter sentence . He replied , I could never live with my self without my ideals , I stood my ground because I was convinced I was right . This is what we all do , right or wrong we stand our ground , you with your views and I with mine .

I think the above is the most disgusting statement I have ever heard from a man of your age Sir.

How does a son embrace the principles of a nation that imprisoned his own father for adhering to his political persuasions?.

You have lived on the bread of those who dishonoured YOU by such an act and you post your view in an attempt to illustrate your own standing.

In my opinion Sir, you have none, you are a 'fence sitter' who will seek to benefit from whichever 'side' gains the ascendancy in any situation.

I hope to God that I never live so long as to see my own son become such a 'turncoat', regardless of whether he is right OR wrong.

It's all in the 'blood' miltiades, not in the mouth mate. [/quote]