That's better now.

One Life to Live" begins filming on Monday, March 11.

Can anyone please tell me for those who saw the iTunes preview which cast members were featured in the video besides from FL/Tea dropping the f-bomb? I can't access iTunes because downloading it on my computer is harmful to it!

Can anyone please tell me for those who saw the iTunes preview which cast members were featured in the video besides from FL/Tea dropping the f-bomb? I can't access iTunes because downloading it on my computer is harmful to it!

iTunes is not harmful to your computer.

iTunes is not harmful to your computer.

If you click on the button on the far right hand side that says "free" on the OLTL or AMC iTunes pages, you can download to watch it. Once it's done downloading, go to your Library and look under Artist for "All My Children" or "One Life to Live"

Errol, last night you posted that Cutter works as club promoter at the new nightclub Shelter, but I thought he managed the club, since that's what Kassie DePaiva tweeted to me two weeks ago on her twitter account. Is Cutter both club promoter and manager of Shelter, or is he only the club promoter, and KDP got her facts wrong?

Edited April 15, 201312 yr by CBRVA83

I'm leaving. I can't.

iTunes is not harmful to your computer.

It is to mine!

I think I'm about to join Vee.

Edited April 15, 201312 yr by Khan

I'm leaving. I can't.

What's wrong, Vee?

O thik it was the I cant get Itunes its harmful to my computer

I've seen a lot of Senior Citizens at my local library using the Internet, some who maneuver just fine on their own, others ask the staff a boatload of questions yet are enthusiastic.

I think this would be a great opportunity for some enterprising person/company to help seniors set up a 'stripped down' wireless connection for people who only want limited use, say a few hours a week/month.

It would be something like those Jitterbug cellphones specially designed for seniors with the large keypad and/or the budget cellphones that give 20 free hours a month (or something like that) to seniors, people on fixed incomes.

A company to work with Google, Apple TV and Roku. A simple design that is easy to navigate, the company could give the customers the option to self install or have it installed for them, decent customer service.

My local library also has tutorial programs that teach people the basics of navigating tablets, e-readers, etc and how to download some of the e-books, video offerings on the library's site.

Just a thought.

I think if this option were available at an affordable price, a lot more elderly would get on the information superhighway without fear.

Edited April 15, 201312 yr by DramatistDreamer

Which makes no sense to me, to be perfect and frank. Unless your computer is from the 1980's, installing iTunes is not harmful to any device, be it desktop, laptop, smartphone, tablet, or Google glasses.

I'm out, too.

I've seen a lot of Senior Citizens at my local library using the Internet, some who maneuver just fine on their own, others ask the staff a boatload of questions yet are enthusiastic.

I think this would be a great opportunity for some enterprising person/company to help seniors set up a 'stripped down' wireless connection for people who only want limited use, say a few hours a week/month.

It would be something like those Jitterbug cellphones specially designed for seniors with the large keypad and/or the budget cellphones that give 20 free hours a month (or something like that) to seniors, people on fixed incomes.

A company to work with Google, Apple TV and Roku. A simple design that is easy to navigate, the company could give the customers the option to self install or have it installed for them, decent customer service.

My local library also has tutorial programs that teach people the basics of navigating tablets, e-readers, etc and how to download some of the e-books, video offerings on the library's site.

Just a thought.

I think if this option were available at an affordable price, a lot more elderly would get on the information superhighway without fear.

That is some great ideas

Edited April 15, 201312 yr by CBRVA83

How do you work electronics? Do they scare you?