Frederick town divided by restrictive zoning law in Main Street historic district.
Royal murders undermine stability of Himalayan buffer state between rival nuclear giants.
When you call it up, it shows you which programs are running and how much processor time each one is using. Most of the time, I notice that almost nothing is happening. My Pentium III processor, with its umpteen gazillion transistors, is humming merrily along at 450 million cycles per second and doing absolutely zilch. Whether it's fighting cancer, working to cure blindness or searching outer space for signs of E.T., there's a cause waiting for your computer. If you think charity begins at home, you can even use your PC to turn a buck for yourself.