Maggie Weber

I have about 490 pictures on my iPad and whenever I'm going through them the screen goes black. Why is this happening and how can I stop it from doing that?

All I know is that they were a nobility family in Italy in the late 1400s.

Oh, and this painting : http://icozzano.scuole.bo.it/santacecilia/img_ceci...

I can't find it on Amazon or anything.

I'm guessing it's kind of an old song. I just found it on the internet.

Ja, auf dem Donaustrom schnell

schwimm ich dir davon.

Wart' nur, Liebe,

wenn ich dich im Strom erwische,

meine Angelrute

fängt mir alle Fische.

Mach ich mich zum Täubchen,

um davon zu fliegen

unter blauem Himmel,

wirst mich nimmer kriegen.

Und ich halt' zu Hause

einen wilden Raben,

der wird alle Tauben

sicher mir erjagen.

Hurtig als große Kräh

flieh ich aus Deiner Näh,

fort zum fremden Strande

dort im Ungarlande.

Meine große Armbrust

wird dich nimmer feheln.

Ja, sie holt herab mir

aller Krähen Seelen.

Dann will ich ein Sternlein

hoch am Himmel werden,

will den Menschenleuchten

mild und hell auf Erden.

Und bei Sternendeutern

will ich fleißig lernen,

wird dich dort entdecken unter allen Sternen.

Sollst doch mein Eigen sein.

Gott wird's fügen, daß Du ewig, ewig mein.

BTW, don't use Google Translate please. I already tried that, and it didn't give me a very good translation.

He's the one who kneels when they say "1 in 2 men". It kind of looks like him, but I wasn't sure because his hair is different than I remember.

Here's the video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwC87ZKF1dQ

Because don't they all mean 'there'? Does it depend on the context which one you use?

Like, how do pronounce a name that's written in kanji?

Also things like "we'll", "can't", and "I've".

And which has the least?

She has recently gotten a weird twitch in her neck, and she has been biting people, even though she doesn't usually. She's an indoor cat, though, so she probably didn't catch some kind of outside disease.

I can read French fairly decently, but when it comes to speaking it...I'm a mess. I don't have the time or money to actually travel to France, so how can I make myself better at my pronunciation?

I see it a lot when I'm reading about the characters.

I have a some kind of bug bite on my leg. I felt like almost a stabbing pain, and when I looked at it later, it was this red bump. It stings a little, too. It doesn't look or feel like a mosquito bite, and I haven't been scratching it or anything, so I don't really know what it is.

He just looks SO familiar.

Because if two words rhyme in English, they're not very likely to rhyme in a different language. Do translators have to write a new version of the poem using synonyms that rhyme in the language it's being translated to? Or do they just translate it as it is, without bothering to make it rhyme?