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[QUOTE="dayaccus007"]There is no software for consumtion but a more energy efficient PSU would help alot. Seasonic S12 II 380W is a good choiceRayvinAzn

ok thanks

Or even the 330w, your machine is hardly a power-hog. Still, if the price difference isn't too bad, a 380w unit would be a bit safer.

Hmm... thanks again for your advice

dump her .....whats the point of having a girl like that....you don't need her.Honenheim

hmm...

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How to Make Any Girl Want to Kiss You

If you do not have a girl friend, or have one and you think she might be getting turned off, follow these tips and they will help. Steps

1. Have great lips. No girl wants to kiss a guy with chapped, hard, cut-up lips! You should use chap stick frequently. Do not overdo it in such a way that you have a big clump of chapstick somewhere on your lips.
2. Don't be caught licking your lips! It might be "sexy" to guys when girls lick their lips, but some girls find it annoying or strange when a boy does this.
3. Make sure you have good dental hygiene. Brush teeth twice a day and don't forget to floss.
4. Keep mints in your pocket. Don't use gum too much; it's not as effective as mints because with gum, you produce more saliva.
5. Make sure you do not smell offensive. If you do, then don't even think of approaching the girl. Girls have very sensitive noses.
6. Have a lot of eye contact with the girl. If you are quiet she may think you don't like her.
7. Girls want to kiss guys they are attracted to. Girls don't expect you to look perfect, but you must look presentable.
8. Be thoughtful and considerate of her: open doors, buy her candy and flowers, send love notes or text messages or talk on msn/aim.

Tips

• Be yourself and do not be nervous! (Your nervousness only makes the girl nervous, and if she isn't nervous then that means you are doing well). Just "keep it real" and you will be fine! Be cool!
• Don't make her wait so long for another kiss - when you have the chance just kiss her.
• When a girl looks your way, try touching the sides of your mouth casually. Her first thought in her head would be kissing you.
• A way to let get her more comfortable is to hug her often, or put your arm around. Girls like this because they feel protected and safe. This will also breakig the touching barrier.Warnings

• Right after you kiss, don't make an awkward silence. It will make both of you feel uncomfortable.
• Just smile. After the kiss don't compliment her unless you feel it's necessary and don't say something lame like "I like your lips" or "wanna kiss again?", this is obvious, or you would not be kissing them! Just keep the conversation interesting and learn to be a good kisser. (It's all on wikiHow how just search).

Things You'll Need

• Soft lips
• A breath mint or 2
• Good hygiene
• A girl (one you want to kiss)
• Courage
• Remember, do not chew gum

firebreathing

some girls/women actually like to be idependant and will take offesne if you open doors for them and such.

hehe... i like your sig... lol...

There is no software for consumtion but a more energy efficient PSU would help alot. Seasonic S12 II 380W is a good choicedayaccus007

ok thanks

You could get a more efficient power supply. Let's say your current power supply is 60% efficient (a reasonably assumption given the age of your computer), and your computer uses 200w on average constantly. Its draw from the wall is going to be close to 300w. With an 80-plus certified power supply, you'd be down to 250w or less.

To also help with power saving, I'd turn off your printer and scanner when not in use. Really, I'd turn your computer off as well, but you don't seem inclined to doing that

RayvinAzn

lol... ok as for turning off my pc then thats an option i can't really consider. I host my files online through ftp. i continuously use them at work. And i have around 10 regular users who access those files. I can't really turn it off. I can restart it though.

Is there any software that can monitor the power consumption?

Thanks

Use coliform ? lol seriously tho she either is just not into you or she doesnot like physically stuff.00Raziel00

lol

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