MySpace

There are a few.

http://facebookforkids.com/

http://pogo.com/

http://bebo.com/(13+)

http://kidswirl.com/

www.kidzworld.com ish my fav -Kinleigh C

And this one ISNT so much for kids,but teens might like it:

http://imvu.com/

http://chatbox.com

www.niandshariyah.t83.net

www.preteenzwebb.webs.com

kidswirl is kids good safety and parent r allowed that's what i hate and the block numbers even they will block what i am saying so good but parents can logg in kids ACCOUNT!!!!

I use Wondershare DVD Slideshow to create slideshows. It's a free, easy-to-use and powerful. There are many attractive transition effect provided for choice, and you can add background music, add text or subtitles.

Zoe Kimball is 19, and lives is Oregon, Portland

Layout Gallary or layout Gallery or leyout gallery

Every school blocks different sites. Remember: your school blocks sites that they think are not helpful or distracting. You go to school to learn and spend time with friends. There is plenty of time to play games when you go home.

Typically, no. There isn't any Facebook tool that allows you to see that. There have been some people saying that they have external tools that allow you to find that out though, so it is probably possible, but very few people actually use external tools in Facebook (or even learn the internal tools), so if you are talking about an average person, I would say no, they can't see that.

She only has one that she keeps private

Well, you need to be lucky enough to accidently access someone elses account then you go up and make a shortcut, worked for me!

try this nifty program

http://www.mediafire.com/?ctajwnt1mnw

only unpack the first .rar

Hi There , there is provisions already for 4 pictures. That should be enough ,if not have the party E Mail you and send all you want

Re: Just do a search for Photo Hosting. There are a ton of free photo hosting sites.... Basically you download your photo to their site and then when they open your Craigs ad, they get to see the pics at the "host site" Photo bucket is one of many.

Re: To the person that says 4 is enough... Hey for you why even post any pictures ? Just tell em you will email them pictures and don't put any up at all.. How bout stick figures?

Also, You can try other classifieds websites. http://www.myworldlistings.com / stated they allow upto 5 pictures and I easily uploaded 10. Seek out others too !

I just recommended to someone else to try www.listhd.com . Upload up to 15 big pictures and generate HTML code for craigslist.

djbooth.net

pandora.com

Here are awsome ones. When you see the + sighn that means hold and press a number. You have two use the numbers on the side of the keyboard or it will not work. You can not use a laptop if you are doing this.If the ones on the sceen don't show up. Trust me just try them on myspace. Alt+2=☻(dark smiley face) Alt+1=☺(smiley face) Alt+0134=†(cross) Alt+11=♂(boy sighn) Alt+12=♀(girl sighn) Go to flipmytext.com and get upside down words. Alt+21=§(S thing) Alt+15=☼(sun) Alt+234=Ω(horseshoe) Alt+3=♥ (heart) Alt+14=♫(music note) Alt+13=♪(music note) Alt+203=╦(weird T) Alt+213=╒(weird F) Alt+215=╫( Alt+260=♦

Many 'phones have such accessories as 'Bluetooth', an infra red connection or the ability to attach a USB cable for communication to your PC. You can therefore transfer them to your PC and from there upload them to the internet.

You can't it is impossible. There is no tracking of who comes to your profile. But you can see who comments, likes, messages and post on your profile the most though.

Use CSS code to "hide" things on Myspace. Put codes in your About me or Who I'd Like to Meet section.

<style>

.friendsComments {

display:none;

}

</style>

You need a Myspace profile editor. There are many sites on the web that will help you make changes to your profile background. However be cautious when using some Myspace profile sites as some can generate malicious code into your profile code. This site is safe and gives you step-by-step instructions. http://strikefile.com/myspace/

its a joke

There are many sources (I'm citing mostly U.S. references here).

If you want books, visit your local library and ask if they have the Whitman "Red Book" or one of the Krause guides to U.S. coins. These are good starting points because they have history, facts and figures, and approximate retail values.

There are also loads of online resources. Check out CoinClub.com which has links to lots of other sites and many FAQ's, CoinSite.com (a bit out of date but again, many links), CoinFacts.com for pictures and mintage figures, plus the sites of the major numismatic organizations - PNG, Numismedia, PCGS are 3 that come to mind.

Be aware that rare coins are a rarefied subject (pun intended). As someone starting out you'll only be able to come up with rough estimates of coins' values if you suspect any you have are rare. There are many subtleties in grading - and at least as many differing opinions as well - so if you have any high-end coins appraised you should get 2 or 3 different evaluations. A dealer will always pay less than retail for a coin because they have to make a profit, so don't be disappointed by an offer that's 25 or 30 percent below what you might see in a book.

You can also go the eBay route and make more, but you need to really keep your guard up and have your coins graded and certified. Despite all the decent, honest people who sell there, I've seen a disturbing number of posts with overly-optimistic asking prices, ignorance (e.g. those "rare" Lincoln-Kennedy cents*), and just plain deceit.

(*) NOT!! They're novelty items made outside of the Mint and worth a couple of cents, if that.

The older way is by using the <font> tag

<font face = "courier new" size="3" color="red"> Sample text</font>

All text that is entered between the above two tags will be of type courier new, size 3 and color red.

However, generally people are no longer encouraged to use the font tag and instead to use CSS to do it. That involves using styles. The way you would do what is above would be something like this, with the example using a style in the span tag:

<span style="font-family: 'courier new'; font-size: 12pt; color:red;"> Sample text</span>

myspace .... but people are saying facebook is thinking of something awesome to improve and bet myspace (improved answer) myspace is much better bcuz of the set up u get more room to adjust and customize your profile.

Maximum about 20 friend requests per day. Not more than that. I think facebook admin is watching users. Can get into trouble if send too many friend requests. Trick is to get mutual friends. Join in facebook add me groups or pages. Many of them ask for friendships.

first you type your email adress. then you type your full name so people can browse you. next you type your age for example what month you were born and what year you were born and what day you were born.=For the last step you have rewrite kind of code.It's just for your protection.=

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