"Windows Vista enhances the overall performance and productivity of the personal computer, offers rich visual experiences and makes the digital lifestyle easier, safer, more entertaining and better connected than ever before," said Steven Guggenheimer, corporate vice president of the OEM division at Microsoft.
Unlike any other account this view did not accept that people with higher levels of education necessarily find changing their lifestyle easier (#29/-3).
But Coleridge said goodbye to the print edition of women's lifestyle title Easy Living, which went online-only earlier this year.
And unquestioning journalists use the founders' myths as shorthand for a lifestyle, an easy cliche that is neat to write and reassuringly familiar to read.
In the early Seventies the blackened façades of local millhouses were scrubbed clean of their industrial past and remarketed to a middle-class population eager to reproduce the Good Life lifestyle within easy reach of Leeds and Manchester.
The Lodge, where celebrities like Tyson Beckford, Jason Lewis and Cynthia Rowley have been spotted, and where Sam Talbot, a "Top Chef" semifinalist runs the kitchen, has made the lifestyle as easy to consume as a Montauk Storm, a cocktail of fresh ginger juice, ginger candy and dark rum.
In Northern Belize, you could enjoy a bargain Caribbean lifestyle with easy access to shopping, city distractions, and, very important, medical care in Chetumal.
Together, these factors are responsible for nearly 95percentt of diabetes cases in the U.S. When asked by Roker what the main causes of diabetes are, Deen seemed to fumble and then said genetics, age and lifestyle (an easy cover for unhealthy eating and excess weight), and put emphasis on stress.
Any time you can leave that and go to college and the N.F.L., your lifestyle becomes easier.
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is easier than fighting chronic illness while trying to become healthy.
