When my daughter designed her own website two years ago I moved her computer into the kitchen. Now I get to listen to the music she plays on her website and the sound to the SIMS for hours... :o) I have a program that I acquired from a friend that works for a government agency that tracks everything she does and weekly I review the log. She doesn't know it's there and I won't tell her. It's hidden pretty well. I haven't had to admonish her yet for anything internet related (message boards, chat rooms, bad sites, etc) but I'm sure the day will come. I've noticed that accessing either xanga.com or neopet.com pull down a lot of spyware though. I've already informed her that if and when that day comes the computer gets completely taken away.


>Either that or start employing stricter discipline :o
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>These days, that usually means denying SpongeBob privileges...
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>Kevin