sunny.lightning

I am going to buy an iPod here in the US, but within the year I will be moving to Spain (long-term).

So I am planning to use a converter to be able to plug the iPod in and charge it. Theoretically there should be no problem with this. But I wonder -- will using a converter make the iPod not charge as fully? Will it decrease the battery life, or cause it to wear out faster?

I'm looking for people's personal experience using American iPods in Europe, especially over longer periods of time. Thanks!

I've never been able to figure out my face shape, or whether my skin tone is warm or cool. Can you help me out?

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http://picasaweb.google.com/laura.elizabeth.b/Eliz...

I'm in college and will be living with my friend and her boyfriend; they'll be sharing the master bedroom and I'll have my own room. They want to split the rent 50/50 and utilities in thirds; I think it's more fair to split both into thirds. We're all students without any extra money.

In any case, the original agreement was just the girl and I living together. I don't know the guy very well, he's a nice guy, but I kind of felt like I was making a concession agreeing to a third-wheel situation. I honestly don't think they're trying to scam me on the rent, but it seems to me they got the better end of the deal.