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I'm going to Philly this week and want to do a haunted tour. Suggestions? Or anything other must-sees?

My dad has had a Netgear wireless router for at least 7 years. The last few years everyones computer says the wireless connection is excellent, but it barely opens a page, if it opens it at all. I've tried resetting it and it may speed up for a few minutes, then it's back to slower than a snail. To the point we all use our cell phones for internet at his house. So do they go bad and need replaced? Obviously won't be buying another of the same router.

I know the name and age of a person I'm trying to find more information about. I know he was recently sentenced in Ohio for a crime, but I'm not sure what. Is there a website of public records that could help me?

I have an Ipod Nano and have filled it up so I just purchased an Ipod Touch. I have 800 songs on Itunes and want them to transfer to my new Ipod Touch. Do I need to do anything special prior to plugging the Touch into my computer to make sure none of my songs get deleted?

Bissel SpotBot Deep Cleaner or Bissel SpotBot Pet Deep Cleaner? I do have a dog, but he is house broken and doesn't make messes in the house, it's actually more likely that I will spill something on the floor. The regular deep cleaner has an automatic smart system, which the pet deep cleaner does not have, what is this?

I purchased a Nintendo DSi, used it for about a week, and then realized I'm not that into it, so I just sold it online. I'm very concerned about information getting in the wrong hands, though I can't think of any important information on the Nintendo. But how can I make sure the Nintendo is wiped clean?

I'm moving out of my parents house and will need to buy my own set of cookware. Price is not an issue because I am a firm believer that a good cookware set is worth the extra cash. Something to keep in mind though is that I will not have a dishwasher.

Try-Ply Clad Aluminum cookware set: http://www.kohls.com/kohlsStore/landingpages/foodn... or http://www.target.com/Laurentiis-Target-Profession...

Stainless Steel: http://www.target.com/Laurentiis-Target-10-pc-Stai... or http://www.kohls.com/kohlsStore/landingpages/foodn...

Hard-Anodize: http://www.kohls.com/kohlsStore/landingpages/foodn...

I am moving out and want to get a quality set of cookware, but what's the best? I've seen stainless steel, try-ply stainless steel, non-stick, and hard-anodized. Money is not an issue because I understand that it is worth the money to get a quality set of cookware.

HP laptop with Intel Celeron Processer 500.

15.6" screen

3GB RAM

160GB Hard Drive

Windows 7 Home Premium

Price: $299.98

I'm 22 and notice a few very insignificant wrinkles in my forehead. I was in an office for another procedure and the stats on Botox is that the age group 19 - 27 make up almost 35% of Botox patients.

I have a 2001 PT Cruiser and live in Western PA. We can get some severe weather in the winter. I want a tire that I can feel safe and secure in. I will be putting these on from November to at least the end of February and taking them off to use next year.

I'm doing quite an extensive Excel Workbook and need help with the next part. I need to analyze two sets of data that already used a TRUE/FALSE statement, to find out another set of data, if it isn't complicated enough.

Basically I want to use the following concept:

If B2 Equals D2 (So both are TRUE or FALSE), then put "ISSUE!" in the E2 cell.

If B2 = TRUE, then put "John" in the E2 cell.

If D2 = TRUE, then put "Sam" in the E2 cell.

I would like it in that order also b/c if the first statement is TRUE then there is no need to go on.

I have a very large, 3 sheet spreadsheet in Excel. I would like to make it one large sheet, or table, in Access, how can I do that?

I'm not looking for anything special. I have a Dell now, and I do not want to get another. Too complicated. I want something that is good with all the usual office software, internet use, and perhaps a little gaming, like The Sims. What is a great and reliable brand?

I already have the true/ false part correct so that False or True will show up with the correct terms, but I would like the formula to also do like a background color of red if the answer is FALSE & yellow if it's TRUE. How do I do that?

In addition to the R, D, & N for driving it has a L & 2. Someone told me it has something to do with slippery conditions but wasn't sure. It is snowing, so if so I would like to know what they mean and how to use them.

I am 21 years old, currently living at home, and attending college full-time. I will be graduating in May with my bachelors. I am debating attending graduate school and continuing to live at home. I know for this tax season I am still a dependent, but what about next year?

I'm planning to put a bowl on top of a simmering pot of water. Does it matter what type of bowl I use? I notice on tv they use glass bowls.

How many credit hours do you need to have to be considered full-time in a graduate program? Is it the same as a bachelors, 12 credit hours?

What the heck is the big deal? The news reports say to say the title super slow or super fast and I don't get what's so dirty about it. Will someone please spell it out for me?