Back before around 2007 I think the internet and computers were a lot less independent of the operators which allows more functuiinality. It seems that now computers (mostly macs) have to be made so that even the slowest person could use it. For advanced pc users like me my problem with that is that since it is so simplified that it lacks certain abilities that would confuse others yet help carry out advanced tasks more easily and speedier

My sister, mother and myself all share the same Apple ID as well as iCloud accounts. Recently we started to run out of space with iCloud so since I was the one using it the most I decided to just get my own Apple ID and therefore getting my own iCloud account.

I'm making fruit salsa for my spanish class and i have to come up with a "cool" name. i have no idea what i should name it.

Breakfast: 1 peach Light and Fit yogurt( 80 calories and no fat) 1 slice of 100% whole wheat toast with small amount of peanut butter spread Morning Snack: 1 apple Lunch: Baked chicken sandwich with tomato on FiberOne multi grain bread 1/2 cup of celery Afternoon Snack: 1/2 cup of strawberries Dinner: Progresso French Onion soup( no cheese or croutons, just the soup) 1 serving of frozen corn I eat every 3 hours so i eat at 6 AM, 9 AM, 12 PM, 3 PM, and then 7 PM because my soccer practice doesn't end until 6:30 PM. Is this healthy and if you have any other ideas for dinner, that would be great. I am also going grocery shopping soon with my mom, so what should i ask her to get?

Ok. I just recently restored my computer, put in service pack 3, downloaded the newest itunes for xp off of mozilla. My ipod shows up under devices but only lets me eject it

with the exception of fruit. Breakfast: 1 apple, bottled water.

For example, another name for New York City is the big apple

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