Comments on: The Computer History Museum http://elito-epox.com/5/the-computer-history-museum/ dining solutions direct Thu, 19 Nov 2009 00:03:59 +0000 hourly 1 By: EFEWQ http://elito-epox.com/5/the-computer-history-museum/#comment-79 EFEWQ Sun, 08 Nov 2009 05:34:41 +0000 http://elito-epox.com/?p=5#comment-79 No the first computer was the Antikythera mechanism by the greeks No the first computer was the Antikythera mechanism by the greeks

]]> By: Patrickphx11 http://elito-epox.com/5/the-computer-history-museum/#comment-86 Patrickphx11 Sun, 08 Nov 2009 02:16:45 +0000 http://elito-epox.com/?p=5#comment-86 I thought she was Hot!! I thought she was Hot!!

]]> By: volleygirl726 http://elito-epox.com/5/the-computer-history-museum/#comment-102 volleygirl726 Sat, 07 Nov 2009 20:08:42 +0000 http://elito-epox.com/?p=5#comment-102 Wow, I think you have a really good chance of getting accepted to multiple of these schools. I think that UT is awesome because I am going there, but all these schools are okay. I got into UT with a lower GPA, and a lot less extracurricular activities. This was two years ago, mind you. I think that your SAT scores will make or break you. good luck Wow, I think you have a really good chance of getting accepted to multiple of these schools. I think that UT is awesome because I am going there, but all these schools are okay. I got into UT with a lower GPA, and a lot less extracurricular activities. This was two years ago, mind you. I think that your SAT scores will make or break you. good luck

]]> By: foxo103 http://elito-epox.com/5/the-computer-history-museum/#comment-94 foxo103 Sat, 07 Nov 2009 18:57:43 +0000 http://elito-epox.com/?p=5#comment-94 English looks good with anything, as does Mathematics, a language would be a nice added bonus for any employers looking at your qualifications. In a competitive job market, that could be a deal breaker that would get you the job over someone else. Also social work would be a good one, since this is a very understaffed profession, and would be a nice back up job for when you graduate. The main thing to look at is what career your chosen course would lead to, and what would look good to employers. Hope this helps! English looks good with anything, as does Mathematics, a language would be a nice added bonus for any employers looking at your qualifications. In a competitive job market, that could be a deal breaker that would get you the job over someone else. Also social work would be a good one, since this is a very understaffed profession, and would be a nice back up job for when you graduate. The main thing to look at is what career your chosen course would lead to, and what would look good to employers. Hope this helps!

]]> By: volleygirl726 http://elito-epox.com/5/the-computer-history-museum/#comment-100 volleygirl726 Sat, 07 Nov 2009 18:53:09 +0000 http://elito-epox.com/?p=5#comment-100 Looks good. Keep up the good work :) You should have no problem getting in to any of those schools. But you will probably get more scholarship from the State schools. Just ace your personal statement and you will be golden Good luck Looks good. Keep up the good work :) You should have no problem getting in to any of those schools. But you will probably get more scholarship from the State schools. Just ace your personal statement and you will be golden

Good luck

]]> By: GazaTech http://elito-epox.com/5/the-computer-history-museum/#comment-81 GazaTech Sat, 07 Nov 2009 15:28:00 +0000 http://elito-epox.com/?p=5#comment-81 WOW those look like the one i have right know!!!! WOW those look like the one i have right know!!!!

]]> By: scratchyrice http://elito-epox.com/5/the-computer-history-museum/#comment-72 scratchyrice Sat, 07 Nov 2009 13:14:23 +0000 http://elito-epox.com/?p=5#comment-72 Lol that is NOT the first computer as EFEWQ said. But the british mathmatician Charles Babbage was the first to fully design and even start building the diffrence engine, along with later designing the anylitical engine, Which is what computers today are based on. Lol that is NOT the first computer as EFEWQ said. But the british mathmatician Charles Babbage was the first to fully design and even start building the diffrence engine, along with later designing the anylitical engine, Which is what computers today are based on.

]]> By: charlieking100 http://elito-epox.com/5/the-computer-history-museum/#comment-85 charlieking100 Sat, 07 Nov 2009 09:04:50 +0000 http://elito-epox.com/?p=5#comment-85 how abt wolf 3D man??.... remember??... it was my all time fav. in childhood how abt wolf 3D man??…. remember??… it was my all time fav. in childhood

]]> By: bcdrummer http://elito-epox.com/5/the-computer-history-museum/#comment-73 bcdrummer Sat, 07 Nov 2009 05:06:16 +0000 http://elito-epox.com/?p=5#comment-73 oooh. didnt catch that part oooh. didnt catch that part

]]> By: thedirtydeltas http://elito-epox.com/5/the-computer-history-museum/#comment-75 thedirtydeltas Sat, 07 Nov 2009 04:48:40 +0000 http://elito-epox.com/?p=5#comment-75 4K memory hahahaah.... 4K memory hahahaah….

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