We are grateful to all of our listeners, and we wish you and your families a delightful and peaceful Thanksgiving. All of us at Washington Expose have a great deal to be thankful for and you are a large part of why we are grateful for helping us advance the most rapidly watched podcast in America. How has that rage become acceptable in the United States? What will come of this horrible event and are more to follow as the midterms approach? These and some great news that will stun you about Nancy Pelosi.
And so we have it in Waukesha, the quaint little Wisconsin city that now mourns the loss of those killed by a maniac filled with black rage. It’s not a pretty scene going into this Thanksgiving as the fallout of the Rittenhouse trial, it was this show that predicted a horrendous event will shortly follow which is designed to distract from the loss the radical left had suffered. I am not tech sa v v y so if you answer, be gentle.Welcome to Washington Expose, the only program in America that invites you to gobble. A lot of my work was on there and any information would be very, very appreciated. But they are on my IPad…on the drive (?) as the GB’s are registering.ĭoes anyone have any idea how to find my Photo Library somewhere? On the Cloud or how to access my Photo Library that is now on my IPad (it was backed up) and seemingly inaccessible? There is no camera roll filled with photos and images as before. The only icon on the desktop of my IPad is the multi-coloured one. The photos are on my IPad Photo Library as it states in “Usage” (if not on the cloud) but I cannot seem to access them. They still were trying to find them on the Cloud. I asked them how to access these, and got no answer. Yet, I can see the huge image GB’s on my IPad. Despite the fact that they said they were on there before the restore…argh. I spoke with another representative at Apple who could not find them on I Cloud. The IPad is now working, but the only images that came back were 53 images out of all those 3,000! I did the restore using ITunes from a PC. So, all of these were on the ICloud according to Apple. There were about 3,500 images, graphics, videos, etc in my Photo Library on my IPad. I called Apple Support and they verified that I had the correct number of photos on ICloud before the restore started. In the years I have owned it, it never had problems till 8.3.
I would start it up and it would happen again. When I did this, my IPad started to freeze and then crash. I updated IPad 4 with 8.3 a few days ago. Hope you have been well….on to the matter at hand… I see a lot of the old gang on here and lots of newbies…:) Missed you. This is my first posting in a long absence.
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