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I think that April Fools has took-en a tole this morning of 4/1/2010. I just can’t believe how I woke up this morning expecting Google to be a Google Picture. Giving a thought or two I went onto Google and I saw Topeka. I live in Kansas. Topeka is nearly remote around here. I stunned at the article written about why Google changed there logo to Topeka. I was so surprised that it seemed true. So I took a picture and I text my mom on my cell to tell her that Google changed there logo to Topeka. My mom was giggling on the phone and she said,”Jada did you forget that it was April fools?” I started to go nuts realizing that is was April Fool’s day and Google was just making a joke. Ha ha ha, to Google. I was so crazed I thought it was funny

I just got a Hp Pavillion laptop and when I first turned it on I was having trouble with my wirless button. Then I tried this and it worked!!! Hope this helps!

How to I turn the wireless lan button back on after it has been disabled?

Oct 15, 2008 – Thanks for trying, but the wireless adapter is enabled, it’s the wireless LAN button that is disabled. If I push this button, it does not respond. I am also unable to enable it through HP Wireless Assistant.

Oct 25, 2008 – After one month of trying everything, I finally figures this one out. First turn off and restart your computer. Then press F10 to enter the System BIOS Settings. Select F9 (Setup Defaults) and when it asks Load Default Configuration Now? , Enter YES. Then, press F10 (Save and Exit) and when it asks Save Configuration

This is a funny Obama clip found off of a site called miniclips.com! Check this cool and funny action out. I think that this is the most funniest thing I have seen in the world. I think it is sorta ridiculous. Check this crazy thing out and comment and tell me what you think about this video! =) ~Jadamink~

For the first time in human history, the North Pole’s ice may break apart completely.

Arctic ice could break apart completely at the North Pole this summer, allowing ships to sail over the normal frozen top of the world. Isn’t that a surprise?

It’s a 50-50 bet that the thin Arctic sea ice, which was frozen in autumn, will completely melt away at the geographic North Pole.

Reduced greenhouse gas emissions could cool things down a bit.

It would recover fairly quickly, but it’s just not going to happen for a while.

There are some positive aspects to the ice melting. Ships could use the Northwest Passage just to save some time and energy by no longer having to travel through the Panama Canal or around Cape Horn.

There’s also oil at the bottom of the Arctic Ocean that the irony of that is kind of clear, but the great fact that we are opening