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Niles Donegan
Downloads: 183
Posts: 12
Smile Score: +2
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Dropbox 1.4.7
(Free)
DesktopMonitor 1.2.1
(Commercial)
atMonitor 2.7b
(Free)
CrossOver 11.1.0
(Demo)
VirtualBox 4.1.16
(Free)
iStat Menus 3.23
(Shareware)
Google Chrome 19.0.1084.52
(Free)
PdfCompress 6.2
(Commercial)
The Darkness II 1.0
(Commercial)
Dropbox 1.4.7
(Free)
Adobe Flash Player 11.2.202.235
(Free)
MPlayerX 1.0.14
(Free)
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Papers

Niles Donegan rated on 24 Apr 2012
[Version 2.2]




GrowlMail

Niles Donegan rated on 02 Feb 2012
[Version 1.3.3]




Growl Fork

Niles Donegan rated on 06 Dec 2011
[Version 1.2.2f1]




Apple Keynote

Niles Donegan rated on 01 Dec 2011
[Version 5.1.1]



burypromote

FoldIt light

Niles Donegan reviewed on 20 Oct 2011
Not found.
[Version 5.1]



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Biofilm Attack
Niles Donegan commented on 07 Apr 2011
Is this any different than Biofilm, which was also released by the same company? If not, will there be an update for Biofilm, since it hasn't been updated in a few years.
[Version 1.2.1]




TVShows.prefPane

Niles Donegan rated on 30 Mar 2011
[Version 2.0b5]



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+1

Drink!
Niles Donegan commented on 19 Dec 2010
I'd give you four stars for the software if there was some medical or physiological basis behind what it's written for, but there's really no actual evidence to concept that you need to drink large amounts of water every day. Sure, you need water, but slavishly drinking it on a hard schedule? Flim-flam!

"[A study] found no scientific studies in support of 8 oz x 8 times a day. Rather, surveys of fluid intake on healthy adults of both genders, published as peer-reviewed documents, strongly suggest that such large amounts are not needed."

http://calorielab.com/news/2006/05/28/8-glasses-of-water-a-diet-urban-legend/

Original article here:
http://ajpregu.physiology.org/content/283/5/R993.full
[Version 2.1.6]


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+2
Niles Donegan replied on 19 Dec 2010
BTW, I did look at the IoM, and the prior sentence to the one that you cite on your website about how much to drink says:

"The vast majority of healthy people adequately meet their daily hydration needs by letting thirst be their guide."

http://www.iom.edu/Reports/2004/Dietary-Reference-Intakes-Water-Potassium-Sodium-Chloride-and-Sulfate.aspx

So yeah, IoM actually recommends drinking when you're thirsty, not on a schedule.
burypromote
+1

Oligo

Niles Donegan reviewed on 02 Dec 2010
Use Primer3 and save your lab $1250. That's a lot of Lab Happy Hours.
[Version 7.51]



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