Okay, when you click over to the link, just ignore the title.
These poses would be great for people who hunch forward a lot during their life.
These are chest openers.
Like I said, just ignore the title.
Friday, December 12, 2014
Wednesday, December 03, 2014
Tuesday, December 02, 2014
Cords and available space in my iPad
This is the cord store we use. Monoprice.
Charger cords, Ethernet cords, VGA cords, USB cords.
I can't explain what all those do, but we have them and use them.
Oldest says ALWAYS read the comments/reviews posted with a product, on any site, before ordering. True for this site also. Once ordered a cord, with bad reviews, and it was not good.
My iPad told me I had -0- available space in October.
I called oldest who first didn't believe me and then had me pull up the storage information.
We were not surprised when podcasts was listed as the number one thing taking up space on my ipad. I was collecting/saving them for travel time over the holidays.
But number two on my most full list was email. Which surprised us.
Oldest looked it up and said that while email is out there on the Internet, everything I open (attachments) on email, is also stored on my iPad.
I do almost all my email reading/opening on my iPad. I have a lot of attachments. My brother sends me all kinds of pictures and things. I order things. The kids and my husband all send me things. We use drop box too, but lots on email.
Where ever oldest looked said the only way to clean my email attachments out of my iPad was to delete my yahoo email account from my iPad and then reinstall it. So I was not closing my account with yahoo. I was taking it off my iPad and then putting it back on my iPad.
So, he first asked me if I knew my email password. I did, but he double checked by logging on my email on his computer to be sure I was remembering correctly. I was. Then I took yahoo off my iPad (settings, mail contacts calendars, yahoo, delete account). And then I added it back on my iPad. My email account looked exactly the same. The only difference is all the attachments on emails were no longer open. But, if I wanted one open, I just had to click the download icon attached to the post and it would reopen.
The screen shots below are all from AFTER I deleted and reinstalled my emails account.
Charger cords, Ethernet cords, VGA cords, USB cords.
I can't explain what all those do, but we have them and use them.
Oldest says ALWAYS read the comments/reviews posted with a product, on any site, before ordering. True for this site also. Once ordered a cord, with bad reviews, and it was not good.
My iPad told me I had -0- available space in October.
I called oldest who first didn't believe me and then had me pull up the storage information.
We were not surprised when podcasts was listed as the number one thing taking up space on my ipad. I was collecting/saving them for travel time over the holidays.
My iPad does not have a lot of storage capacity because I do not store things (other than the special occasion podcasts)
I move pictures over to Dropbox and move them to the house computer very regularly. I clean the pictures out of photos and Dropbox each time.
I do not keep any books on my iPad.
But number two on my most full list was email. Which surprised us.
Oldest looked it up and said that while email is out there on the Internet, everything I open (attachments) on email, is also stored on my iPad.
I do almost all my email reading/opening on my iPad. I have a lot of attachments. My brother sends me all kinds of pictures and things. I order things. The kids and my husband all send me things. We use drop box too, but lots on email.
Where ever oldest looked said the only way to clean my email attachments out of my iPad was to delete my yahoo email account from my iPad and then reinstall it. So I was not closing my account with yahoo. I was taking it off my iPad and then putting it back on my iPad.
So, he first asked me if I knew my email password. I did, but he double checked by logging on my email on his computer to be sure I was remembering correctly. I was. Then I took yahoo off my iPad (settings, mail contacts calendars, yahoo, delete account). And then I added it back on my iPad. My email account looked exactly the same. The only difference is all the attachments on emails were no longer open. But, if I wanted one open, I just had to click the download icon attached to the post and it would reopen.
The screen shots below are all from AFTER I deleted and reinstalled my emails account.
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