Difference between Condition: Good and Condition: Normal?

I just got my Macbook in June, and it has already changed in my Power options from Condition: Good to Condition: Normal. The stats are:
Charge Information:
Charge remaining (mAh): 4230
Fully charged: Yes
Charging: No
Full charge capacity (mAh): 4262
Health Information:
Cycle count: 59
Condition: Normal
I am trying to calibrate my battery for the first time thinking it may help, but is this something I should be worried about at the number of cycles I have?

Hi cedowner: I beleive there has been a change in the wording from Leopard (10.5) to Snow Leopard (10.6) My MacBook Pro has the same wording, and it did change with the upgrade to Snow Leopard.
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Could any body throw some light on the Difference between Free goods and BOM(ERLA) to clarify my weired thought.
AS of what i know is Free goods is 1:1 ratio.
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Than same thing is also With BOM (ERLA)
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Venksys

Hi Venksys
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Free Goods : This function allows you to offer your customers a product free of charge in the form of free goods when a certain quantity of products is ordered. Free goods is a kind of quantity discount, and is granted in the form of a goods delivery that is free of charge when a certain quantity is purchased. There are Two types of free goods :
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Where we have to create free of goods?.Is it in MM or pricing.
Is it necesssary to stock the free material.
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Instead of giving monetary benefits, the company prefers to give the free goods for the customer in the ratio of 1:1 occasionally.
in standard sap, normal pricing procedure will be assigned to ur sales area Doc. pricing procedure (A) Customer pricing procedure, where as free goods also will be assigning it to ur sales area,but the document pricing procdure will be as C- denotes free goods.
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