Was that a question? I think the answer is no.

dude, thats what the comments section for the video is for.

Sorry, I just saw this post and I watched it. You got some great moves and the dancing part cracked me up. I gave U 5*!

Number one: washing hands or showering usually removes germs through the mechanical process, aka physics. It's mainly a scrubbing+gravity thing. Number two: washing makes sure grimy, dirt crusted people don't bring themselves into the pool.

Shower before swimming helps remove body oils, lotions, deodorant, & hair chemicals from the body. These products can pollute the pool water and require additional maintenance to keep the pool clean and hygienic.
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they sell similar, check out "Mad Dog MegaVault 3.5" Anodized SATA/IDE Drive Enclosure" $50, should do what u need

what's your ubuntu q?

Stick with the Ubuntu LiveCD. When you boot from the CD, you should get a sparse desktop as if you were in Windows, with some minor differences. From there, mount your internal hard drive and the external and start transferring.

did u mean LIVE CD ??? u can download it from here free
http://tinyurl.com/3dxp2q

however, if you meant a ide/sata-usb connector, you can find a cheap one at newegg.com. most brick-and-mortar stores carry them too. a good liveCD i recommend can be found at ubuntu.com.

1. LiveCD's are like portable OSes; you boot from them and get a working environment to slurp your files. 2. The adapter plugs into your hard drive and then into your USB port to connect the two. 3. Don't mess around with the Restore CD(1/1)

if you're not technologically proficient.

I would suggest that you use the restore CD and boot to the command propmpt. If the computer does not reboot after being at the command pronpt for a while this probably eliminates any hardware malfunction concerns. Proceed with XP install.

As said before, you'll need a LiveCD to complete the task. Linux distributions with NTFS read/write support work best for me. You may have a BartPE based Windows XP disc or a BSD LiveCD. The choice is yours. However, you will not be (1/1)

able to extract anything from the computer with simply a USB cable and a hard drive; there is no software to move the data, right?

best is take the hard drive out of the computer, connect it to a IDE/SATA-USB adapter, and connect that via USB to another computer to copy files off of it (this is how to get data off when the original PC doesn't boot up)

U can also try these softwares 2 retrieve data
http://tinyurl.com/2yjas9

Have you tried booting from your Windows XP CD? Does it still restart after doing that and getting to the Windows setup menu?

Bad power supply, bad RAM, or overheating (make sure all fans in computer are running when on and aren't blocked by anything). Retrieve data off of hard drive by connecting to a device that allows any hard drive to be connected via USB.

use an external hard drive and a liveCD to extract/back up all the data from the computer. in order to fix it, we would have to know some more specifics about your problem.

I have seen this before and my resolution was to intall another copy of Windows XP on the computer (not a reformat install). This will allow you to still access any data that is on the computer but you will have to re-install your programs.

normally this happens wen ther is a voltage fluctuation or the UPS battery is slow. it keeps restarting
automatically.

You can play DDR on any console almost... Try Stepmania for free on the PC. He's probably manipulating you to get himself a Wii to play with. :D

seems gud idea ! indeed u can help ur dad in shelling out 2 pay up those college fees.

U r really smarter than ur dad. Very True U R dad's boy ! My hats off!

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