The colon is essentially a tube, about five feet long, that connects the small intestine to the anus. It receives undigested food and secretions from the small intestine and converts these to solid feces by absorbing almost all the fluid that enters it. The part of the colon lying in the left side of the abdominal cavity bends into a loop. Because of its shape, it is called the sigmoid colon. Some people have colons with multiple coils. This gives them a more twisted configuration. These are sometimes referred to as tortuous or redundant colons.
Bonjour is a zeroconf networking service widely used for configuring network printers. Visage/Stockbyte/Getty Images. Apple's Bonjour zero configuration networking service is not a necessary program to have on your computer. If you remove it, your computer will still function. You only need Bonjour if you are using a device or service that requires it. Uninstalling Bonjour may disable network communication between a computer and other devices.
Gizmo Project (http://www.gizmoproject.com) adds Bonjour Service to the Windows XP (or Windows 2000, or Windows NT) Services folder. This service starts automatically and runs a process named mDNSResponder.exe which cannot be ended by Windows Task Manager. To remove, it must first be disabled in Services.