Like almost 70 percent of American households, the Kennedy family of Abilene always keeps cans or jars of spaghetti sauce in the kitchen pantry. Hundreds of convenience food products are now stocked at local grocery stores, from frozen casseroles to seasoning packets. To help separate the grain from the chaff, here are a few convenience products this writer has sampled recently. Eating peanut butter straight from the jar, taking a day off to stay in bed and taking a scented bath by candlelight are just a few ways we can pamper ourselves. Cancer researchers looking for a leukemia cure want to solicit the help of computer users worldwide using the same sort of technology once reserved for more otherworldly goals.
Viruses are nothing more than malicious bits of computer code.
Often small and infinitely easy for even a novice programmer to create, they can in theory cause millions of dollars in lost computer time. I am afraid she will set a bad example for her because she already has one child and another on the way. Bored children mean harried adults, but any number of summer programs are on the way to turn the long, lazy days into something fun and exciting. Consumers are taking health care into their own hands. It isn't going to be long before all the freebies on the Internet will cost something.