i'm a desperate...i was doing a system restore on my mac mini 3.0 and my screen dimmed down and my computer crashed...when i turn on my mac back to my normal condition my wifi connection is not working and my hard drive icon on the desktop is disabled.
i'm unable to find the intouch license file, please help.
i have tried the re install mac os x 10.5 and same problem.
my hard drive icon is disabled and wifi is not working.
and my os x is not recognised when i switch on the pc.
please help me i'm looking forward to it.
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Hey guys. We just completed an episode of The Dick Show. This is the only episode we have for a couple of weeks because we have a new crew member joining us. I’m guessing most of you know Brandon “Kung Fu Crocodile” Lanigan, who recently became the official host of the Dick Show on the Facebook page. Anyway, I’ve asked him to come on and fill us in on what you’re already seeing on the page, so here’s the quick update on that.By Victoria Gill
Science reporter, BBC News, Vienna
Mature males have more chromosomes than their younger sisters MICE are evolving to have more sex, researchers say. A study of 12 colonies of the mouse Mus musculus domesticus found that the mums in older generations were fitter and larger than their daughters. Older males were more successful at mating, but their younger sisters received sperm from a larger number of mates. Other species have found that animals are becoming sexually mature at earlier ages. But these are the first to find that a similar evolutionary shift is happening to mice. Younger animals are being produced for several reasons, including a decline in the number of breeding females. The scientists are very interested in whether this is true for other species as well
Dr Claudia Ehrmann
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