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Nexo s shared family calendar central chore list common links and daily reminders mean no more forgotten soccer games homework or excuses

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how can I see which websites my family visited even after he deleted the browser history?
Q. I need to do that to make sure my tennagers are not going to bad websites
Asked by P S - Thu Jun 18 22:57:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Set your Internet Security Parental Controls so that it will block things you don't want them viewing or visiting... You might try the recycle bin...or trash...other than that you would need special software to monitor all activities which you can purchase.
Answered by The Captain Of The Heart - Thu Jun 18 23:07:21 2009

ARE THERE ANY FAMILY FIND WEBSITES WITHOUT ANY FEES?
Q. I keep searching for sites to find my great grand father and they say there free but theres always a catch. They want you to sign up for a monthly charge and free for a period of time. If you know anything to help please share, thanks in advance.
Asked by junebaby88 - Sat Feb 28 20:18:43 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yeah. Try us here. As offered above, we have people here who generously do lookups. Email the lady.. or, you also can post here, and you will get several answers, maybe each with different types of info. The best known site for researching things like census records is ancestry.com. Most of us regulars know that the fee is well worth it. For a beginner, you may not be ready for that, which is fine. There are also thousands of free sites. The catch is in knowing how to use them. Basically, they have RECORDS.. not family trees. You do the work part of recognizing which facts are really yours. Take a few minutes to visit a couple of sites that I use.. www.rootsweb.com, has a tutorial linked on the main page. www.cyndislist.com is the… [cont.]
Answered by wendy c - Sat Feb 28 21:21:48 2009

Best websites for establishing a Family Budget?
Q. I need to get my family on a budget. I'm Bad with money and am willing to learn how to get better- but I need a starting point. Any suggestions?
Asked by Rayza - Tue Oct 14 08:56:15 2008 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments

A. I suggest you go to Dave Ramsey's website. He has a lot of financial forms or you can do the budget on line. He also has an easy to understand book The Total Money Makeover to help navigate a budget, get out of debt, save for emergencies, save for big purchases, save for collage, retirement, etc. We have used his plan for about 3 years, we love his advice. If you end up thinking he is too intense then try Crown Financial (link below).
Answered by mldjay - Tue Oct 14 10:40:21 2008