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To: aaplAnnie who wrote (192016)	7/16/2016 5:48:52 PM
From: Stock Puppy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213182

OT Pup, that's a great idea. What would you do for grown-ups who don't know the periodic table, like me? Hmmm - card or board games that refer to properties of elements? Trivia games? That could include naughty games "You are sodium and your partner is bromine. What kind of bond would you form with him and how would you do it?" Okay enough of that. Card games - if you double the deck and each card represents another element... I'm sure there would be some interesting game that could be made with that. Or just sit down and memorize it and if you don't get it right, well there are ways to improve memory... :-) "Quick- what is 'W' and what are it's common uses? Okay bud, tighten up another notch!"

To: aaplAnnie who wrote (192016)	7/18/2016 2:40:45 PM
From: Moonray	Respond to of 213182

Apple releases new betas for iOS, macOS, watchOS and yes, even tvOS Dear developers, today is update day. Apple just released the third beta for the next major iteration of iOS, macOS, tvOS and watchOS — that’s a lot of megabytes. The third developer betas squash bugs and tweak new features as the final versions of these operating system updates will be released in the fall. If you’re currently testing iOS or macOS through the public beta program, you won’t see any update today. Apple likes to stage its updates. The new versions first hit the developer servers so that only people paying $99 a year for a developer account can test it out. If there’s no major bug, the public betas of iOS 10 and macOS Sierra should receive updates in just a few days. Remember, you shouldn’t install these beta versions on your primary phone, iPad, Mac or Apple TV. Things will break and it’s hard to revert to the current stable version. It’s a beta after all. Before updating, make sure your iCloud backup is up to date by going to the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad, or plug your iOS device to your computer to do a manual backup in iTunes. Use Time Machine on your Mac. More at: techcrunch.com o~~~ O