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Well, darling, to touch softly on the head simply means to gently place your hand on someone's noggin with a feather-light touch. It's like giving a little love Read more          iPod Touch    +1          What does ready to process mean in ingo money app?  Asked by Wiki User    Oh, dude, "ready to process" in the Ingo Money app just means that your deposit is all set to go through. It's like the app's way of saying, "Chi Read more          iPod Touch    +1          How do you delete your account from an app?  Asked by Wiki User    Well, friend, deleting your account from an app can sometimes feel like a big step, but it's important to take care of yourself. Look for the app's settings or  Read more          iPhone    +2          How do you slow down the fruit in fruit ninja?  Asked by Wiki User    Well, butter my biscuit! To slow down the fruit in Fruit Ninja, you can activate the Slow Motion power-up by slicing the special banana that appears during game Read more          Colleges and Universities    +2          What is the wifi pass word for Knox county schools?  Asked by Wiki User    Oh, dude, I can't just hand out the keys to the internet kingdom like that. You gotta reach out to the school for that sweet, sweet wifi password. It's like the Read more          Facebook    +3          How can you delete an app that is installed?  Asked by Wiki User    It depends on what you are using . For an iPhone or iPad touch the app icon on the screen and it will start to jiggle. A "x" will appear on the icon, touch it a Read more          Relationships    +3          How do you meet Shya LaBeouf if you don't have connections?  Asked by Wiki User    I guess you'd have to win a contest or meet him at an interview or premere. I've met him at the Transformers premer and he kissed me on the cheek lol. ;) I gues Read more          Math and Arithmetic    +3          What are some good technical works on the application of Riemannian geometry in General Relativity?  Asked by Wiki User    Hans Stephani's Relativity is still in print. And there's a good reason.