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Comment on Kindle Touch – Unable To Start Application by Morgan Batley

Morgan Batley — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 11:17:56 +0000

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!! I was worried that I was going to lose all of my books when I did this, but I didn’t! YAAAAAYYYYYYYYY!!!!!

Comment on Kindle Touch – Unable To Start Application by m arch

m arch — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 03:58:18 +0000

Got into the search bar and searched at the store. Then I got an update (i.e.”We’re updating your kindle experience “). Then the store seemed to load ok, and the kindle was more responsive. Then, I was able to get the menu to load, and performed the reboot mentioned above. Bouncing to the store seemed to do it.

Comment on Kindle Touch – Unable To Start Application by Keith

Keith — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 00:12:13 +0000

I’ve seen people suggest it’s after they downloaded a certain number of books at a time. Knowing how to reboot it is probably the key thing. I’m thinking this is a firmware thing that Amazon can fix with a software update.

Comment on Kindle Touch – Unable To Start Application by Sean

Sean — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 23:01:05 +0000

Thanks for the tip. My Touch 3G was working fine until yesterday. It started acting slow and I started getting those “unable to start application” notices. I was reading some comments and some people were suggesting the issue started after they downloaded a book so I deleted the most recent one I downoaded. Didn’t change anthing. The tip seems to have done the job. I’ll give it another week or so to see if anything changes. Otherwise, I’m bringing it back. Is this something that can be fixed with an update? These things get updates, yea? I know the Keyboard 3G one gets updated. Or is this strickly a hardware issue? Thanks again.

Comment on What Greasy Eggs Can Teach You by Keith

Keith — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 12:26:49 +0000

But onions are delish! =P

Comment on What Greasy Eggs Can Teach You by Melissa

Melissa — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 08:41:59 +0000

I HATE onions… and growing up- every time my mom made anything I’d beg for her to make a separate batch for me- sans onions. I’m sure you can guess how this turned out- yep- I got a big fat ‘when you are doing the cooking- you can make it how ever you want it’. And during dinner I would sit there picking onions out of whatever she had made.

So she came to visit me in my first post college apartment… it was great- we did all kinds of decorating and such. So one night we decided to make chili… we go to Publix- we’re transversing the store for kidney beans, ground beef, canned tomatoes… and then mom says ‘we need an onion’. STOP EVERYTHING- I very quickly say to her ‘do you remember how you used to tell me that when I did the cooking, I could make things how I liked them?’ She of course did not remember this. But I told her I DON’T LIKE ONIONS. We are not putting onions in this chili. I remember her looking stunned for a moment- and then she said- ok… no onions in the chili.

And ever since then- when my parents cook anything- I get a separate pot/ pan/ batch WITHOUT onions!

Comment on WebMD Increases My Risk of a Heart Attack…But Only Slightly by NPR Disputes WebMD on Heart Attacks

NPR Disputes WebMD on Heart Attacks — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 01:48:22 +0000

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Comment on Disney to Release “Toy Story Midway Mania” as Wii Game, No Need To Go To Disney Anymore by TSM Cast Member

TSM Cast Member — Mon, 11 Oct 2010 04:10:58 +0000

Ha! I think you got a pic of my fellow cast member chuck! ha, ha! I love going on-line and seeing my and my fellow cast members on great pictures!

Comment on Will Ferrell Takes A Dump On My Childhood – Land of the Lost by John Hughes

John Hughes — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 00:45:54 +0000

I loved the series too, but I am actually looking . forward to the movie. I think it looks pretty funny. It is just a movie…first amendment etc.

It will be okay Keith. Nothing can be as bad as Eddie in the Haunted Mansion( at least I pray not.) Oh well, I look forward to watching the original series with my kids. Can i borrow your DVDs? hehehe

Comment on Disney to Release “Toy Story Midway Mania” as Wii Game, No Need To Go To Disney Anymore by Matso Limtiaco

Matso Limtiaco — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 16:26:26 +0000

Our family just returned from WDW and thoroughly enjoyed Midway Mania. Now, we are (I hate to admit) a Wii-gaming family…my wife and sons were playing Rock Band and Guitar Hero regularly until recently, Kart was a nightly activity for a couple of months, and otherwise the Wii gets more time than regular TV.

When we heard Mania was going to be out for Wii, we started thinking about what it was that we liked about Mania, and how hard or easy it would be to replicate the pop-gun cannon mechanics with Wiimotes. My wife immediately wanted to know if the game would come with 3D glasses. So we’re already thinking in terms of “How much will Disney be able to duplicate the ride experience in a home game?”

I think we’ve already figured out that it won’t be the same. The game mechanics aren’t innovative, but the novelty of the other effects (3D presentation, the pop-gun cannons, the zippiness of the ride carts) are what we thought made the ride “park-exclusive” enough. I can almost guarantee we’ll buy Mania when it’s out for Wii, but I can also almost guarantee we’ll prefer the real thing.