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If you install the WIDCOMM Bluetooth software on Windows XP SP2, you will get the following error as soon as you double click on the blue-red system tray icon: "Your Bluetooth Software license does not include use with this Bluetooth Device [6] After that you will be asked to point to a valid license.dat file. However if you select the license.dat that came with your manufacturer's driver (be it on CD-ROM or downloaded from the manufacturer's website) it still won't work.






In the Service Pack 2, Microsoft included a generic Bluetooth driver, naturally being WHQL-certified. The WIDCOMM Bluetooth driver however is not WHQL-certified, so Windows XP continues using the generic driver. This interferes with the WIDCOMM Bluetooth software resulting in the above error. To force Windows XP to use the WIDCOMM driver, perform the following steps:
Don't plug in the Bluetooth device yet.
If you have any Bluetooth software apart from the included Windows drivers installed, deinstall them and reboot.
Install the WIDCOMM BTW 1.4.2.10 Bluetooth software. When it asks you to plug in the Bluetooth device and click OK, don't, and click Cancel instead.
When the WIDCOMM setup has finished, plug in your Bluetooth device and let Windows install the driver (there should be two Bluetooth icons in the system tray; one blue-white: this is the Windows driver - and one blue-red: this is the WIDCOMM driver which is deactivated).
Now go to the Device Manager, right click on the "Generic Bluetooth Radio" and select "Update driver". Don't let Windows XP connect to the Internet, then select "Choose software from a list or specified location". In the next window, select "Don't search, but select the driver to install".
In the next window, activate "Show compatible hardware" (if it isn't activated already) and select your manufacturer's driver instead of the "Generic Bluetooth Radio" driver. Click next until the new driver is installed. Now the WIDCOMM system tray icon should be blue-white as well, activated and ready to use. If you now double click on "My Bluetooth Places" (e.g. on the desktop), the WIDCOMM software installation will be continued and finished.

This should solve any compatibility issues with the WIDCOMM Bluetooth software and Microsoft Windows XP SP2.

Q: Would you ever return to the UK?
D: Definately. Absolutely. Without a doubt, yes!

"Menards on any Saturday is busier than the toy stores at Christmas."

Don I am applying for work in London so if you are going to stay there let me know and we will get a flat together, now that you are well i am ill, i have the shits hard core, left from kenya and am on pills. S.A is awsome and it is wild to see the family history and the cultue not to mention the birds the ladies are quite lovely so life is good could do d with some prayers and I will see you soon
God bless Ghud

its good to hear there's still ramblin in the rambler. stop by anytime. GOD BLESS

Tonight I'm going to 'The Catholic Church of Holy Name of Jesus@ here in Manchester, where there is to be a solemn high mass with the St. Philip Neri Singers performing Mozart's Mass in C minor K.427 (with orchestra) and Borroni's 'Tota pulchra es.' I am going to go to confession before hand, and am preparing to be totally blown away by the Mass.

I'm beginning to think it would be worth it to come to Manchester just for this church and the services here. It was pretty funny, after I went to Sunday Mass there, I had breakfast at a little pub just down the road. I was in there for maybe 20 minutes before both priests from the church, in full cassocks, sauntered in and order pints. One of the priests then was called away on some urgent business, and you could see him - tall guy - through the window, striding away with his cassock flowing. Then he returned.

Once there was a friend of mine who died a thousand deaths
His life was filled with parasites and countless idle threats
He trusted in a woman and on her he made his bets
Once there was a friend of mine who died a thousand deaths

[A]ll people should be able to have a satisfying and safe sex life.

''He knew there was more to life than getting a job and making a living," his father, Chris, said yesterday, sobbing on the living room couch. ''Our only consolation is that he went for a noble cause."

Ogola said the same, dramatic change is happening in several other African countries. "We are now allowed to use American money to treat tuberculosis, malaria, and AIDS with large sums coming in. This year alone, we will have sums coming in to put 45,000 of the 200,000 Kenyans with AIDS who require anti retroviral drugs on treatment."

I think of you so much. I think of us, and all the funny, nice things we've done, and all the nicer things we're going to do. I think of nice places and people, and, when I think of them, you're always there, always tall and death-mouthed and big-eyed and no-voiced, with a collegiate ribbon or a phallic hat. I think of us in pubs and clubs and cinemas and beds. I think I love you.

Hud and I split ways two days ago in Nairobi, and now I am traveling around the UK by myself. I am currently in London, hostel-jumping, and hoping to leave and head up country (where I have free lodging pretty soon).

There are some incredibly cheap flights from AerLingus (http://aerlingus.com), and I am thinking of taking a train to Liverpool, a £5 flight to Cork, hitchhiking from Cork to Dublin, a £5 flight from Dublin to Rome, and then back again. Now, wouldn't that be something?!

Incidentally, I ran into an Australia climber originally from Brisbon, name of Yogi Bear. Apparently he's pretty famous in climbing circles, and I was wondering if you'd ever heard of him. He used to be HUGE physically, and while bouldering would catch people falling from 15 meters in a bear hug. Great guy, met him in Westlands, Nairobi.

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After mass and briefly greeting the sisters, we went to St. Monica's Hospital and visited the sick. Father Lewis prayed with people of every denomination - protestans, muslims, Assembly of God - and gave Communion to the Catholics. In one of the sick wards, I caught and crushed a lingering mosquito with a swift one-hand grab. When I opened my hand, it was covered in blood that the mosquito had apparently just drank.

If you are in a matatu and it wrecks, and you are covered in other peoples' blood, you stand a 50% chance of contracting HIV. In a hospital ward where the people are dying of AIDS, the risk is probably 90-100% if you are exposed to their blood. Chances are that the blood smeared on my hand was HIV-infected.

Only drink water that you know is safe. Don't drink tap water or brush your teeth with it, stick to bottled or canned drinks - well known brands are safe. Have bottled mineral waters opened in your presence, and regard all ice as unsafe. Alcohol does not sterilise a drink!

Kampala, Nov. 03 (CWNews.com) - The Ugandan government has arrested a Catholic priest, charging that he has been collaborating with rebels of the Lords Resistance Army (LRA).

Father Mathew Ojara, the pastor of Christ the King Church in Kitgum and a member of the Acholi Religious Leaders Peace Initiative, was arrested by soldiers on Monday and detained at the Kitgum police station. The priest's mobile phone, computer, and documents were confiscated.

Archbishop Baptist Odama described the arrest as shocking. He told the Monitor , Uganda's only independent newspaper, that "I do not know the reason behind it."

Authorities in Kitgum stated clearly that the priest would be formally charged with assisting the rebels. Lieutenant Okot Lapolo, speaking for the military, said Father Ojara "is going to appear in court, where evidence will be displayed."

Father Ojara is one of several Catholic priests in northern Uganda who have been in conflicts with the military for some time. Catholic leaders in war-torn northern Uganda have frequently criticized the army's conduct in the 18-year civil war, which has now displaced over 1 million people.