You might still be able to salvage the important documents.....I know there are devises that you can use to get information off the hard drive, if you find someone who has one and is willing to help, you should be able to get the documents....I know my brother in law has one, and it worked on my computer when it crashed. You may want to check with the computer professors/ people who run the computer lab.
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Thanks, I have a friend that is willing to take a look at it after Thanksgiving, but even if she can salvage the computer itself I wouldn't trust it. All I want is the documents and I find my new computer a pleasant experience to use and even the charger is adorable. At least I still have energy, that may change as the day goes on. Lol
All such things in moderation... coffee of course is peddled as being good for you, they cite the polyphenols as a reason as if they cannot be gotten elsewhere, but there is also the matter of small amounts of caffeine acting upon your memory, though the findings are controversial, being both positive and negative, with it having more pronounced positive effects upon "older" people (as opposed to the younger generation who blithely saunter about with their java jugs permanently planted in their grubby little fists 
). Caffeine is a psychoactive stimulant drug gee no wonder I struggle with it... I have been going off and on the drug over the course of many years, spanning into decades now LOL and just started again a few weeks ago after my co-worker's coffee smelled soooooooooo good.
Any ways, here is some pepper for you
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). Caffeine is a psychoactive stimulant drug gee no wonder I struggle with it... I have been going off and on the drug over the course of many years, spanning into decades now LOL and just started again a few weeks ago after my co-worker's coffee smelled soooooooooo good. Any ways, here is some pepper for you
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All such things in moderation... coffee of course is peddled as being good for you, they cite the polyphenols as a reason as if they cannot be gotten elsewhere, but there is also the matter of small amounts of caffeine acting upon your memory, though the findings are controversial, being both positive and negative, with it having more pronounced positive effects upon "older" people (as opposed to the younger generation who blithely saunter about with their java jugs permanently planted in their grubby little fists ). Caffeine is a psychoactive stimulant drug gee no wonder I struggle with it... I have been going off and on the drug over the course of many years, spanning into decades now LOL and just started again a few weeks ago after my co-worker's coffee smelled soooooooooo good.
Any ways, here is some pepper for you
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). Caffeine is a psychoactive stimulant drug gee no wonder I struggle with it... I have been going off and on the drug over the course of many years, spanning into decades now LOL and just started again a few weeks ago after my co-worker's coffee smelled soooooooooo good. Any ways, here is some pepper for you
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BTW, there is Cherry Dr. Pepper too!
*puts health coach hat on*
Having one cup of coffee per day with nothing in it is fine. Some of my clients enjoy coffee and thought they had to give it up. If people don't like coffee plain and want to go for a healthier route, I suggest adding stevia to it. Honey is also a good natural sweetener, but not sure how that would taste in coffee.
Coffee itself is gross to me, so I don't have this problem.
So, is this considered healthier because there's "fruit" in it? ha.
Having one cup of coffee per day with nothing in it is fine. Some of my clients enjoy coffee and thought they had to give it up. If people don't like coffee plain and want to go for a healthier route, I suggest adding stevia to it. Honey is also a good natural sweetener, but not sure how that would taste in coffee.
Coffee itself is gross to me, so I don't have this problem.
So, is this considered healthier because there's "fruit" in it?
ha.