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How to install Ubuntu 11.10 on the Toshiba L745D/P745D

Posted by Paul Weiss on October 31, 2011
Posted in: Linux. Tagged: 11.10, A6-3400M, AMD, how to, install, L745D, P745D, Toshiba, Ubuntu. 1 comment

As you have noticed, installing Ubuntu 11.10 directly on the Toshiba L745D/P745D (A6-3400M) is not possible.  There are a few problems that you must first resolve.  First of all, the maximum amount of partitions is used – 4.  Next, the AMD 6520g video card is not supported by the open source driver.  And lastly there are some BIOS bugs that you must work around.  Fortunately there is a work around for each problem and below you will find the steps required to get your notebook up and running with Ubuntu.
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Nowa Klasyfikacja FIGO z perspektywy EBM

Posted by Paul Weiss on May 14, 2011
Posted in: Medicine. Tagged: FIGO, rak macicy, rak szyjki macicy. Leave a Comment

Ta prezentacja jest wyłącznie dla ginekologów. Tematy opisane obejmują raka macicy i szyjki macicy.

Podsumowanie

  • nowy algorytm dla raka szyjki macicy z ESGO 2011
  • najnowsze informacje z UpToDate
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ICD – Trzeba Tego Więcej

Posted by Paul Weiss on October 24, 2010
Posted in: Medicine. Tagged: ICD, nowe, wskazańa. Leave a Comment

Piętnastominutowa prezentacja o nowych wskazaniach 2009 ICD w kontekście internistycznym.

Podsumowanie

  • ICD przedłużają życie
  • Opłaca się
  • Prawie każdy pacjent NYHA II/III zasługuje na ocenę
  • Trzeba brać pod uwagę stan psychiczny pacjenta przed i po implantacji

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A day in Gdańsk

Posted by Paul Weiss on April 17, 2010
Posted in: Photography. Tagged: Gdańsk, Neptune, old town, photos, Poland. 1 comment

Ryan Air is the best thing that has ever happened to people who love to travel thanks to the insanely priced tickets.  A common complaint about the airline is that it rarely lands in major airports due to the prohibitive airport taxes that eliminate its’ value.  I for one see this as something positive, as it gives you an excuse to visit another city/region.  This time around my journey from Warsaw lead me to Gdańsk – thanks to Ryan Air.

Neptune's fountain

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A day in Warsaw

Posted by Paul Weiss on April 16, 2010
Posted in: Photography. Tagged: Chopin, Copernicus, downtown, Easter, old town, photos, theater, university, Warsaw. 1 comment

I returned to Poland for one week to visit my family in Warsaw. I took the opportunity to take some pictures of all the places I use to frequent when I was studying there. The city has changed quite a bit during a very short time, and so have its’ people. I took my trusty XSi along with me on that day, but more and more I regret not getting the Canon 18-200 mm lens – probably the best lens for urban hiking.

Old town square

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Warsaw commemorates its’ fallen leaders

Posted by Paul Weiss on April 10, 2010
Posted in: Photography. Tagged: crash, Kaczynski, plane, tragedy, Warsaw. Leave a Comment

By chance I was visiting my family in Warsaw when I heard of the plane crash that had occurred in Smolensk with Poland’s most influential leaders on it.  Here are the pictures that I took of the mourning that took place in Warsaw on the same day of the tragedy.

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A Day In London

Posted by Paul Weiss on February 7, 2010
Posted in: Photography. Tagged: London, photos. Leave a Comment

I had one day to spend in London when waiting for my next flight. The city is quite enormous, so a day’s worth of urban hiking allowed me to only see a fraction of this gargantuan city. My trek led me from Victoria Station to Blackfriar’s Bridge and back. Along the way I did visit some sites, including Buckingham Palace and Piccadilly Circus. This was my first attempt at photography with a ND4 filter. I was quite happy with the results, and I did avoid sky highlights. As you can see in my first picture, all of the blue in the sky did turn out correctly.  Once again, I used my 18-55 and 70-200 lens with my XSi.

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A Day In Vancouver

Posted by Paul Weiss on January 21, 2010
Posted in: Photography. Tagged: photos, Vancouver. Leave a Comment

These photos were taken in late January, 2010 with my XSi. I used my 18-55 and 70-200 lens during this day. Some of my pictures have severe highlights in the sky. I learned that this anomaly can be rectified with a ND filter. In the span of about 8 hours I hiked through most of the interesting areas in Vancouver, and took Sky Train a few times. After my urban exploration I got a feel for the city, but I did not really experience any of Vancouver’s attractions. I had to unfortunately leave on the same day of my arrival, but I shall return.

Vancouver Airport

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A Day At The Southland Dog Park

Posted by Paul Weiss on January 13, 2010
Posted in: Photography. Tagged: Southland Dog Park. Leave a Comment

A few pictures taken a the Southland Dog Park in Calgary with my Rebel XSi. Some of the pictures were taken with a polarizing filter. I mainly used my 18-55 mm lens and my 55-250 mm lens. After reviewing the photos from this day I returned my 55-250 mm lens and exchanged it for the 70-200 L lens – I have no regrets.

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The Rogers HTC Magic Ion HoFo Community ROM

Posted by Paul Weiss on July 15, 2009
Posted in: Android. Tagged: Android, Community, Google, HoFo, Howard Forums, Ion, nk02, Rogers, ROM. 47 comments

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I’ve just made a new HoFo Ion ROM, which is based on nk02‘s modification’s. The Ion ROM is a special ROM that was given to developers by Google – it is the fastest Android ROM out there now.  The best part about this ROM for Rogers users is that there is no time stamp issue in this ROM.  Other than the speed, don’t expect anything special. One thing that you will notice is that you will not have an “H” in your status bar when using 3G HSPA data, but your Magic is in fact transferring data at HSPA speeds.

Here are some of the changes that I’ve made to nk02′s lite version:
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