What Is On Ur Paste

Edited

...I got bored...

Angel/Devil

it hurts to be around
someon that has loved
like i have

it hurts to see a smile
from the mirror of my past
on ur face

i know it can never be
but what i see in u
makes me want to live it again
it makes me want to be like u, again

it hurts to hear u say the things
written in my mimories
its hard to smile for u
when what u say makes me, miss him

ur angle is like mine was
ur heart is high like mine was
but i came falling down
and all i see in you is the fall

i pray u dont befall
the same fate as i
but when i look at u all i see
is the devil that has taken hold of me
and the angel he once was


hehe poem...for onces its not my sn....lol

Part Three: Electricity at Home

Hw thing.

http://s9.invisionfree.com/thefallen/index.php?

sharing the love

chained to the gates

um... thats the name of my firends' band, but i dunno why the hell it's on my paste... i made the cover! yay me!

Musket

...History HW...

Gotta love Advent Children.

damn i might not be able to load it all...

lol

Lips Bleed Lies: i think you'll like tiffany.
Lips Bleed Lies: she's CRAZY.
Lips Bleed Lies: like you.
Lips Bleed Lies: so... yeah.
a man dUh415: *laughs*
a man dUh415: im not really crazy
a man dUh415: i just lack normal abilities
Lips Bleed Lies: well... tiffany's like.. "OMG! MONICA! *glomps!* ooo! pretty colors! *hops over to them* *claps hands together* you know, like, i love these colors. they're so pretty.... *silent* O.O... is that chocolate?! *grabs*"
a man dUh415: ...>>
Lips Bleed Lies: she's blond too.
Lips Bleed Lies: blonde**
a man dUh415:
a man dUh415: not even CLOSE to me
a man dUh415: :-D
Lips Bleed Lies: XD
Lips Bleed Lies: suure.
Lips Bleed Lies: well...you have your moments, at least.
a man dUh415: so do you!
Lips Bleed Lies: i do not!
a man dUh415: do too!
Lips Bleed Lies: >:o
Lips Bleed Lies: do not!
Lips Bleed Lies: ((hehe.. that smiley's cute))
a man dUh415: ...weirdooooo
Lips Bleed Lies: yes. yes i am.
Lips Bleed Lies: ...BUT SO ARE YOU!
a man dUh415: nuh uh!
Lips Bleed Lies: yes huh!
a man dUh415: NUH UH
Lips Bleed Lies: YES.


... w...t...h... O_o...
that must have been from last night from talking with amanda (usangel119)...>>....

Heh.

Nothing here.

The Internet gives rise to the World Wide Web
1992


The 1957 launch of the satellite Sputnik revealed the technological capabilities of the Soviet Union, and Cold War rivalry encouraged the United States to gear up. President Eisenhower established the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), an organization including many of the nation's leading scientists. They developed the first successful American satellite in less than two years. In 1969 ARPA began to focus on communications technology, including computer networks, especially those that could suffer partial outages and still work -- in a military situation, for example. ARPA researchers were located at universities and research organizations around the country, and in the early 1970s, the network connecting researchers at these far-flung campuses became the ARPAnet.

In the early 1980s, local area networks (LAN) were being used in business and industry, and other large scale networks were built using the same protocols as ARPAnet. The National Science Foundation established the most important of these in the U.S. In the late 1980s it developed five supercomputer centers that universities and researchers could share time on. They created regional networks to make connections to the main computer more efficient. This created a "chain" of computers that connected each one to the center but also to every other "link" in the chain. That connection to others in the system became as useful as access to the main computer.

Meanwhile in Europe, researchers at CERN (the European Laboratory for Particle Physics) were struggling with their own computer networking problems. Throughout the system people used different techniques, protocols, and equipment, making communication between computers very complex. In 1980, Tim Berners-Lee, a consultant at CERN, wrote a program called "Enquire-Within-Upon-Everything," enabling links to be made between any point in the system. Nine years later Berners-Lee wrote "Information Management: A Proposal:" Instead of standardizing the equipment or software, they created standards for data, and a universal addressing system. That way any document on the Internet could be retrieved and viewed. In 1990, CERN was the largest Internet site in Europe. Over the next year or two, the proposal was circulated and revised, resulting in an initial program being developed that was dubbed the World Wide Web. At least one expert has called the Web a "side effect of CERN's scientific agenda." In 1992, the World Wide Web was demonstrated and distributed, and browser software was released throughout and beyond CERN. That November there were about 26 reliable Web servers.

All you needed to use the Web was a browser. The early browsers were functional but not especially "user-friendly." A young programmer at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) named Marc Andreesen created a new graphical Web browser. This was pleasing to the eye and easy to use -- just point-and-click. Users didn't need to know any programming or even any Internet addresses. It also made it fairly simple for users to add their own material to the Web. Andreesen and his coworkers called this browser Mosaic, and released free versions for Windows and Macintosh in August of 1993. Interest in the Web -- especially commercial interest -- exploded with the arrival of Mosaic. By October there were more than 200 Web servers, and at the end of 1993, Mosaic was being downloaded from NCSA at a rate of 1,000 copies per day. By June 1994, there were 1,500 Web servers.

In July 1993, there were 1,776,000 hosts in 26,000 domains; by July 1996, there were 12,881,000 hosts in 488,000 domains. In July 1996, there were 3,054 Internet service providers and projections of Web user sessions rising to 15.79 billion in the year 2000.



"The Web reminds me of early days of the PC industry. No one really knows anything. All experts have been wrong."
(Steve Jobs in Wired, February 1996)



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...right...don't mind that...

hey just want to remind u that if u want to buy cookie dough i need the money monday its $12

also, i dont wanna sound like beggy or anything, but i'm selling donuts for art honor society they are $5..think about it please.

tanks

...piccy.