|
|
Determination
| |
Perimon - Natural Family Planning License: Freeware
|
|
| |
What is Perimon? Perimon is a contraception and family planning system that is easy to use and reliable. Perimon is a cycle monitor which gives you insight into your cycle. It was designed and made in Germany For whom is Perimon? Perimon is made for women from 18 to 45 years, who ... - are interested in simple and time-effective natural birth control, - appreciate an open system that can be modulated to their individual needs, - want to perceive the various cyclic changes in their body Is birth control with Perimon safe? It is. If you use Perimon only with the rhythm method, we estimate the Pearl index to 4.5 (a good safety). If you additionally examine your mucus or cervix - which is easy to do - safety will increase up to 1.0 (details on our web site) Why is Perimon freeware? The online version of Perimon isn't free of charge. Only Perimon DOS is free of charge because its user surface is out of date (operation without mouse and graphics) advantages of Perimon: - easy to use (no daily measurements necessary) - free of charge, no current expenses - Birth control with Perimon is natural and has no side effects - Perimon helps you to better get to know your body and its cycle - after finishing the initial phase Perimon gives a clear survey about your current and the passed cycles and your fertility - for many Perimon is an ancilla for contraception without hormones disadvantages of Perimon: - without additional determination of the ovulation, max. 12.5 days are designated for unprotected intercourse - for the remaining days other methods of contraception have to be used - people who think a contraception safety of 4.5 Pearl index is not sufficient "have to" additionally observe their mucus or cervical texture - first forecasts after 3-4 cycles A MODERN VERSION OF PERIMON CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.NATUERLICHE-VERHUETUNG.DE
Author: ZANA digital| Date: 16-04-2005 | Size: 55 KB
|
| |
- |
| |
Perimon - Natürliche Familienplanung License: Freeware
|
|
| |
What is Perimon? Perimon is a family planning system, that allows you space for own decisions. Perimon is a period monitor, which gives you insight in your cycle. For whom is Perimon? Perimon is made for women from 18 to 45 years, who ... - want to perceive the various, cyclic changes in their body - do not want to have birth control taken away by a system - are interested in simple and time-effective birth control Is birth control by Perimon safe? Perimon was build and tested in seven years of practical usage and isn't inferior to other systems of natural family planning. Fact is: Natural birth control is less safe than chemical. Instead it has other advantages... Why is Perimon freeware? Using Perimon is free of charge, because its user surface is out of date (operation without mouse and graphics). I offer it, because it nevertheless performs outstanding. What is the aim of Perimon? Perimon becomes unnecessary, if woman can perceive the individual phases of her cycle on her own (her ovulation, her premenstrual variation in mood, her fertility and infertility). advantages of Perimon: - no initial costs, no current costs - uncomplicatedly in use (no daily measurements have to be done or entered, just the dates of the menstruation have to be inputted once a month) - you get in contact with the femal body / cycle - is natural and has no side effects disadvantages of Perimon: - max. 12.5 days are being "unblocked". That are only 63% of the actually possible days. - on the remaining days prevention must be done otherwisely - you are invited to watch your cycle - first forecasts after 3-4 periods, fully functional after half a year
Author: Gordon Axmann| Date: 01-07-2002 | Size: 79 KB
|
| |
- |
| |
Bad Angel License: Freeware
|
|
| |
By December 31 of 2001, 3,581 offenders in 38 states resided in so called ‘Death Row’ cells, awaiting legal execution. By the date of this writing, Texas, alone, has executed 456 prisoners: 447 men and 9 women. From December 7, 1982 through June 30, 2004, Texas executed 164 whites, 111 blacks, 46 Hispanics, and 2 individuals racially classified as ‘other’ (the total for this time range is 323 executions). Information regarding these convictions has long been open to the public. Most death penalty trials are popularly publicized. Anyone may review the gruesome, inhuman circumstances that deliver these offenders to their fates. Regardless of emotional opinion or scientific analysis, any human being must admit that the horrific nature of capital crimes is deserving of the harshest sort of punishment. Detractors of the death penalty argue that cold, cruel statistical law demands a certain amount of error within any complex system. The citizens of Texas believe appellate and clemency processes act to alleviate these errors. In fact, since Texas reinstated the death penalty in 1972, approximately 150 previously condemned prisoners left Death Row by means other than execution. Most of these fortunate few received reduced or dismissed sentences on appeal or retrial. Twenty-five died of natural causes while incarcerated. A half-dozen prisoners committed suicide. Fellow inmates murdered three. However dismayed their detractors may be, most Texans apparently find comfort in the punitive determination of their criminal justice system. The average condemned prisoner lives on Texas Death Row for 10.34 years at a cost of $61.58 (FY 2002) per day per prisoner. Joe Gonzales of Potter County was executed after only 252 days on the Row, having forfeited his right to multiple appeals. Excell White of Collin County lived there 8,982 days (24 years). Who died happier?
Author: Publish-ME.com LLC| Date: 22-09-2004 | Size: 4882 KB
|
| |
- |
| 1 |
|
|
Universal Explorer
Powerful windows explorer file manager and viewer.
Disk Size Manager
Analyses hard disk space and collects statistics.
Web Data Extractor
Email marketing software to extract specific contact.
 BackStreet Browser
Powerful Offline Browser - Download Entire Website.
ListMotor
Email List Manager, operates with email stored in simple text files or csv files.
|
New