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Potato Dog Uses Computer

This canine is a vegetable. Well it looks like a potato - an usually shaped one at that. Lying around like that could get you cooked. And what is he doing on the computer. He is not doing much work on the computer. Where is his master? The tired mongrel should be woken up. hi Potato ho dog ha uses in computer on an Potato to dog it uses at computer or we Potato he dog up uses to computer uh eh Potato go dog at uses ok computer la me Potato no dog so uses is computer us ox Potato a dog i uses oh computer

sweet potato treats dog jessyratfink homepets sweet potato dog treats recipe picture sweet potato treats dog jessyratfink our dog roscoe treat times day vehicle pain medicine. he's years recently decided wants act puppy again. :p (which pretty elderly rottweiler / german shepard mix). we've giving medicine blueberry muffins, local store stopped carrying them. we're pretty picky eats, treats question him. plus, he's diet he's gaining weight age! instead buying something else, set healthy sweet potato based treats.

:d i'm brown rice flour treats fiber, protein, iron niacin minerals! sweet potato fiber, contains loads vitamin a. eggs add little fat protein. apple sauce doesn't bind everything together, healthy it. :) version treats, think i'm going add unsweetened dehydrated blueberries loves those good him. ^_^ [ modified recipe treats. ] step : ingredients + tools picture ingredients + tools ingredients: sweet potato (should weigh .5 pounds) /2 cups brown rice flour /4 cup unsweetened apple sauce eggs make applesauce added weirdness sugar. label show apples, water, sort acid preserve color freshness. make store extra brown rice flour fridge freezer. otherwise, goes rancid fast! tools: microwave oven set 350 f / 75 c rimmed baking sheet parchment paper whisk spatula fork large bowl mixing step 2: cook sweet potato preheat oven picture cook sweet potato preheat oven picture cook sweet potato preheat oven preheat oven 350 f / 75 c. prefer microwave really fast. wash dry sweet potato put microwave safe plate. prick sweet potato fork, pop microwave. microwave 5-7 minutes squeeze feels pretty soft. insert paring knife check doneness resistance, you're good go! cut sweet potato half set aside cool. cool enough easy handle burn yourself. microwave: preheat oven 375 f / 90 c. prepare sweet potato washing, drying pricking fork. place square foil put directly rack middle oven. bake 45-60 minutes, tender. drop temperature 350 f / 75 c sweet potato baked. step 3: mash sweet potato picture mash sweet potato remove skin sweet potato transfer flesh large bowl. mash fork whatever else works. :) picture mash sweet potato step 4: add apple sauce & eggs picture add apple sauce & eggs add /4 cup unsweetened applesauce stir combine. then, add eggs. at point normally break whisk mixed well. metal whisk best! step 5: add brown rice flour add cup flour mix everything together spatula dry spots left. ( poured brown rice flour measuring cup measured out, instead spooning flour cup.) picture add brown rice flour now add another cup flour mix again. add last /2 cup flour mix. this, dough soft wet. come together easily crumbly. still wet, add brown rice flour, /4 cup time forms nice soft dough. step 6: roll dough into balls brown rice flour makes soft dough, easier roll treats balls bake way. picture roll dough into balls dough stick hands bit, bad.

bothers you, always try spraying hands little cooking spray. line baking sheet parchment paper start rolling dough balls! i'm making treats balls -1.25 inches wide, perfect big dog roscoe. match size treats dog already enjoys. step 7: bake treats picture bake treats now we'll bake treats 350 f / 75 c oven. long bake treats depend big them! baked mine 45 minutes. smaller treats less time, start checking 20-25 minutes. treats firm dry outside, remain slightly soft inside. :) step 8: cooling storing treats picture cooling storing treats let treats cool minutes baking sheet, transfer wire rack. let cool completely put container ziploc bag. :) prefer keep treats fridge. stay good fridge quite long completely cool putting container! freeze well. hope pups enjoy mine
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Young are Losing Handwriting and Arithmetic Skills

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The young are not carrying on with writing, adding and substracting, etc. Computers have ended the need and interest in such subjects. ⁍ cursive recall inability teaching ⁌ ● young computer losing to handwriting numbers arithmetic it skills we young figure losing keys handwriting text arithmetic in skills of young create losing colors handwriting code arithmetic software skills to young or losing in handwriting by arithmetic on skills ● ⧫ teaching math children writing student cursive write typing recalling attention remembering recall inability ⧫ ⏏ inability recall remembering attention recalling typing write cursive student writing children math teaching ⏏ ⦿ math difficulties children problem problems writing difficulty student students learning brain mathematical cursive school disabilities james letter write facts understanding learn ability mathematics language psychologist process hand information read reading written find word high percent memory keyboard university letters unable people income graduate typical average abstract procedures tasks difficult multiple aspects basic child benefits suggests suggest karin areas activity increased exhibited printing teaching activation ideas quickly patterns grades study recognition result shape work schools development proficiency common knowledge level numbers complex steps spatial visual experience concepts meaningful connections important focus research significant difference type psychologists general typing adults dysgraphia individuals researchers modes berninger approach networks separate impaired typed traced freehand form curriculum importance working neural asked connection words distinct effect scanner indiana messiness matter outline required podcast computer minds gyrus activated image page ways unique circuit core emphasis grade states standards minutes higher college requirements graduation included time introduced solving space years year acquire experts struggle relative terms potential demands multi-step objects ordering trouble confused lose attention remembering directions recalling relevant situations elements slow recall output signs instance perceptual verbal inability incomplete represent making equilateral triangle easily thinking digit deficits ⦿ ∎ deficits digit thinking easily triangle equilateral making represent incomplete inability verbal perceptual instance signs output recall slow elements situations relevant recalling directions remembering attention lose confused trouble ordering objects multi-step demands potential terms relative struggle experts acquire year years space solving introduced time included graduation requirements college higher minutes standards states grade emphasis core circuit unique ways page image activated gyrus minds computer podcast required outline matter messiness indiana scanner effect distinct words connection asked neural working importance curriculum form freehand traced typed impaired separate networks approach berninger modes researchers individuals dysgraphia adults typing general psychologists type difference significant research focus important connections meaningful concepts experience visual spatial steps complex numbers level knowledge common proficiency development schools work shape result recognition study grades patterns quickly ideas activation teaching printing exhibited increased activity areas karin suggest suggests benefits child basic aspects multiple difficult tasks procedures abstract average typical graduate income people unable letters university keyboard memory percent high word find written reading read information hand process psychologist language mathematics ability learn understanding facts write letter james disabilities school cursive mathematical brain learning students student difficulty writing problems problem children difficulties math ∎
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Millennials are Strange Creatures to Elderly People

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Millennials seem to be difficult to understand for seniors. They are too politically correct. ● millennials computer strange to creatures numbers elderly it people we millennials figure strange keys creatures text elderly in people of millennials create strange colors creatures code elderly software people to millennials or strange in creatures by elderly on people ● ⧫ single gigs stereotypes citizens carefree values trends parents happiness millennial meaning young older ⧫ ⏏ older young meaning millennial happiness parents up trends no values or carefree citizens stereotypes gigs single ⏏ ⦿ workers older work jobs money young important economy meaning percent part-time restaurants decade happiness millennial parents trends values carefree citizens senior rise kolko labor fact stereotypes highest feel commission shift gigs company single income working uber arrangements alternative years workforce age gig aging america’s prefer ⦿ ∎ prefer america’s aging gig age workforce years alternative arrangements uber working income single company gigs shift commission feel highest stereotypes fact labor kolko rise senior citizens carefree values trends parents millennial happiness decade restaurants part-time percent meaning economy important young money jobs work correct workers politically correct to politically ∎
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Technology Causes Loss of Skills

Technology: people lose inter social skills, flat batter mobile phone, running writing, lost in outback bush.
Technology is breaking the bond of people to the natural environment.  Communication involves not just reading and posting snippets on Twitter.  Language skills are still paramount to our survival. Hardly anyone writes in long-hand these days. Ask a twenty year old to write something said to them in a grammatical or mathematical phrase/sentence with a pen and they cannot do it. Take for example "Fifty-eight thousand dollars a year over five years". This is a grammatical phrase. A mathematical sentence is "$58,000 x 1year x 5years" To take it to its logical conclusion it is "$58,000 x 1 x 5 = $290,000".   Many young adults are completely at a loss to do this.
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Not only are we losing communication skills, many would not survive outside of cities if they had to get sustenance that did not come from a supermarket. Though cooking shows are popular on television, they are watched for entertainment. Young people get meals out of a packet. They just whack it into the microwave and that's it. Restaurants provide their cooked meals. Children do not believe that milk comes from cows. They do know that it comes out of a factory in cartons ready to drink.

Going bush in 4 wheel drives is popular, but this is done with real risk. Have an engine failure, run out of petrol and have a flat mobile phone could mean the end for everyone in the vehicle. Purchasing an EPIRB is not even given a thought. Aren't these things for when you get lost at sea? They are, though a smart traveller buys one to get her/him out of a fix on land. Last year three inexperienced people died in outback Western Australia. You are told to remain next to the car. Of course, this is ignored and the lost try to find a nonexistent homestead in the remote bush.
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Australia a Cashless Society? Not Bloody Likely!

Experts have predicted that Australia will be cashless by 2022. Even Singapore which planned a cashless society cannot do it completely. Non-cash buying has reached 69 per cent. It has remained there. People love money and sometimes they want to see it. If you take it away they will lose confidence in the currency. This is just common sense.
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Has Singapore made major steps? Note, the world average for electronic purchasing is 66 percent of consumer spending. A pitiful 3 per cent is not a big step! While 79 per cent of Australians say that using mobile phones to make payments will be standard, most still have some cash in their pocket. What they say and what they do is not the same thing.

Purchasing electronically, then going to pick it up will be the norm say 81 per cent. Unfortunately, this is not sustainable. Most pre-purchasers go out to physical shops to view what they intend to buy, looking at variants and price. If four fifths of the population actually did pre-purchase, existing shops would not be there - they would be bankrupt.
Hardly any article overtly states the real reason why people will not let go of cash: individuals will not say it, but they want to avoid paying tax. Yes, it is simply tax avoidance that will keep cash alive, always. Hardly anyone keeps all their money in the bank. They know the tax department can access the real time data. You cannot hide anything that goes onto a record sheet. Business as well as consumers want cash. Why do shops ask if you want a receipt? If they don't issue a receipt the cash goes straight into the pocket!

Remember: Electronic buying with no electric power means no economy.
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Tretris Game Stops Cravings

You would think that playing a computer game and increasing general excitement would increase cravings especially for snacks. Apparently, playing Tetris has the opposite affect. Tetris, even for as little as three minutes calms the brain. The desire for food, coffee, alcohol, cigarettes, drugs, sex and sleep are reduced by 20 per cent.
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The block-shifting game takes concentrated brain power to play well. Keeping the brain "occupied" keeps distractions at bay. Contrary to the myth, women and men can only do one task at a time.  It is still surprising how sitting down and passively watching television increases appetite.

The research was carried out by Queensland's QUT and Plymouth University in England. It was done for a week. Preliminary finding are positive. Work needs to be done on other games such as shoot 'em ups and role playing. Perhaps current beliefs are totally wrong.
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Lithium Batteries Banned by Airlines - Incendiaries

Soon you will not be able to take your mobile phone onto a plane let alone use it. Airlines are becoming paranoid after an investigation into a crashed flight in Dubai points to lithium batteries as a cause.
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As lithium storage becomes thinner the propensity for explosion increases. After exploding a battery sprays flaming liquid in all directs. In many instances a fireball is created.  The item is really a mobile incendiary device.  Heat it up and ignition occurs,

It looks like all battery shipments will literally go by ship in future. Even Apple is getting worried about supplies as more airlines ban lithium batteries as cargo. Defibrillator batteries are already short in Australia and New Zealand.

Rogue airlines, however, are ignoring the trend and jumping onto high payments as businesses pay more to get batteries quickly. This may not last as international airline organizations examine the situation. Banning phones is one step closer as people carry spare lithium batteries in their pockets. Dropping a battery, as many people do, can put a dent in it. This raises the probability of explosion. Note, if a lithium battery explodes so do all the others in the vicinity.
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Australians Love Smart Phones but Still Use PCs

A survey on Australians has brought to light some very interesting results. While we are addicted to mobile phones the PC is not dead. Given a clear choice of having either a smart phone or PC, 61 per cent said they would prefer a mobile phone. This leaves a significant 39 per cent still choosing their PCs. The market for PCs is stable. With PCs lasting a long time and manufacturers selling new systems with old chip versions there is still profit in the long term.

Obviously, people would like to have their smart phones and computers. Significantly, 70 per cent of respondents said they would still choose their cars over smart phones. Car addiction is still paramount. In a choice between phones, desktops and tablets, 50 per cent said they preferred their smart phones while 34 per cent chose their computers. Tablets got 16 per cent.

Australians do take their mobile phones everywhere, and I mean everywhere. Going to bed with a mobile is common as is taking it to the loo. People would have their smart phones on board when leaving the house on any trip. The figure of 34 per cent of users having the mobile as their main phone is really not that high. Note that a broadband connection needs a landline and most Australians still leave their household phone connected.

To do shopping, the majority said the mobile was not good on the Internet. The PC was more efficient and faster. A whopping nine out of ten said they had purchased goods on a PC. The tablet was also quite handy with seven out of ten buying online.

Despite companies pushing personalization of ads, a third of those surveyed said that did not like personal ads on their mobile. This is a dream option as ads provide the funding for the Internet generally. Like with free apps the ads are a nuisance but necessary.
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RiAus Science TV is Launched

Australia steps forward with a "television" channel dedicated to top class science programs. Major science-based organizations will contribute to content. Interviews with leading scientists will be a feature of the channel.

RiAus will be free on mobiles. Australian and British program will be shown. Major universities have signed up to help as well as science organizations. There is strong demand for science programs on the Internet. It is hoped that the young will get on board.

Hostworks will set up the system. It will advise scientists on how to run the channel. The new programming is aimed at educating Australians generally about science. Unfortunately, no RSS feeds are offered. They will have to correct this for RiAus TV to be widely accepted.
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New Technology is Feared by Many

Australians are like people everywhere. They want change but they fear it. Advancement in technology appears to make our lives easier, but in a way life is becoming more complex.

People make themselves known to millions of others. They fear that in the long run they will regret it. As they grow older what they did in their carefree youth will come back to haunt them.

Only half of people feel secure about the technological future. One would expect that this would be higher. Young people in particular seem to welcome new gadgets with open arms. Nearly half of the population believe robotization will make their lives worse.

Many use wearable gadgetry to help with their exercise and fitness. However, these could turn out to be just faddish endeavours like all the new exercise machines advertised on TV.

The giant technological companies are experimenting with weird ideas. They have run out of rational concepts. These have been used up. Reviewers condemn the new tech offerings as silly and laughable. Then see people adopt the latest new thing with gusto.
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Telstra is a Ruthless Monopoly

Telstra is claiming to have boosted mobile network speed to 450Mbps over LTE. Technological improvement is a good thing, but it should get its house in order first. About every three days one cannot access account details notably broadband usage. Customer service is disgraceful.

One thing that stands out about Telstra is that sales and payment web pages are "never" down. Even a child can see its priorities are on making money not providing a decent service that customers overpay for. It is about to bring out new packages at higher prices. Its monopoly is all-consuming. Telstra can do what it likes.

Increasing mobile speed by three means increased charges for consumers. There is no doubt about this. Furthermore, faster broadband means allocated usage will be used up much sooner so Telstrs will gain there as well. With more users not using PCs multiple channel broadband data flow means greater profit.

The overall deal for Telstra is more money not customer benefit. Demand for mobile broadband is booming as people want to use the Internet on-the-go. Believing that Telstra is doing this improvement for consumers is rubbish. It is a profit making company with a monopoly. Like all monopolies it misuses that power.
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Trojans are Beating the Banks

Everyone is spying on everyone else. This is a matter of fact. Life has changed so much since the advent of the computer. Trojans are easy to create and even easier to spread. When you log on to just about any site trojans flood onto your system. Even if you delete them they are immediately put back on your computer again. They do their work as soon as you start work on anything, sending information back to the target source.

PCs, tablets and mobile phones are all vulnerable. New trojans are created daily in their thousands. Some are very damaging. The presence of the Hesperbot banking trojan doubled in two weeks. They spread like "wildfire". Emails commonly contain phishing bugs that look like real banking communications. They are after your username and password so they can empty your bank account.

When you are working on your PC have you ever had a txt file mysteriously open on it own? This could indicate keystroking where what you type is being watched and in many cases a foreign source is controlling your computer. Everything you see on your PC is being seen by another person.

This is a warning - do not save your banking username and password in a txt file in the Documents folder or in a password managing program. Password programs can be cracked and every password you have to all your sites can be accessed. If you cannot remember your password store it on a device that can easily be disconnected from your computer.

We do not know what the future holds. However, a bank login site can be copied exactly and look like the real thing. Do not click a link in an email that seems to be from your bank. You could be taken to the rogue site. Once they have your username and password they will empty it of money in a few minutes.
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