cybrczch1
cybrczch1
cybrczch1

Got this a couple days ago for iPod. Besides the button issues, the primary and secondary exercise choices are formatted for the larger iPad screen, so its nearly impossible to select the two right-most choices, you scroll them over, and they bounce right back off-screen. Other than that, not bad.

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Why should I have to 'get used to' something I am supposed to enjoy? And as I said before, I have eaten air-popped many times before. If it comes down to eating something that tastes like packing peanuts (I could never taste the 'corn flavor' in air-popped corn), or something a little less healthy that actually has

Should say oldest surviving bank

From the original PC Mag article, page 2:

Strange, I see a swordfish fighting a whale... at least I think they're just fighting, it is hard to tell...

Nope, they're using the word 'net' as a verb.

You could just get (or make) a wall shelf with hooks, there are kinds with flat shelves, cubbies, and more.

With a classical Greek build (long torso, short arms), reaching around behind is very difficult. With an overweight classical Greek build, it's darn near impossible. And, the wider you spread your legs, the easier it is to access (just remember not to do it in airport restrooms, esp. if you are a politician).

Three syllables, accent on the second "me-ATE-us"

One word of advice - when linking a payment to your checking account, do not link it to the debit card attached to the account, link it directly to the checking account itself. Debit cards have expiration dates, and even though the bank will automatically renew and send you out a new card, to any company you used it

I used to do that with my rechargables when I still had the clear plastic clamshells they came in. As some said elsewhere, they have the batteries aligned differently whether charged or uncharged, but with the clamshell there is only one way to put the battery back in there (it narrowed on the + end for a snug fit),

I look at the scientist picture, and all I can see is: Working with no lab coat? Poorly labeled reagent bottles? AND YOU BROUGHT DRINK INTO THE WORKPLACE???? It's a good thing you got Rapture'd or I'd have to write you up.

My Toshiba laptop has a similar feature, I was never able to get it to work. Don't know how well using a photo would work, since it asks you to nod your head and shake it side to side during the registration part.

The way that report was written, it's hard to tell that it was a separate testing procuedure. I just happen to be familiar with mass balance studies.

To clarify a point where you are accidently spreading misinformation:

While I might think it was cute and probably something that Scott would have enjoyed, I'm guessing that someone (cough*sarah*cough) was probably giving Dan the ol' stink-eye at the funeral.

Maybe she's trying to cut ozone in half?

If you still get credit card applications in the mail (I get lots of 'business' card offers), many of them have a 'demo' card attached, which would work just as well.