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My truck has a blown motor, but a great body (lived most of it's life in Florida instead of here in the rust belt). I've also got lots of extras for it. I need money for a replacement, so I'm considering which scenario will make me the most money.

What program do I use? How is it done?

I just bought the "Worldwide" CD off of E-Bay. For anyone else who has this album, I was wondering, does your CD insert have the lyrics? I was surprised to find a CD this new without lyrics in it. Every other one I've bought from Audio A has them, which made me wonder if this CD is genuine, or a counterfeit? BTW, I put the question in this category because I thought I'd have more luck finding someone with the answer than in general "music".

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My metric cruiser came with single filament amber rear turn signals. I'd like to add a pair of red signals that are dual filament so they can double as rear running lights. I've occasionally seen these on E-Bay, but if I knew which models and years they were off of, I'd be able to do a better search.

I've always had "My Documents" set up as a thumbnail view. Recently, the name of the folder or picture which was previously below the thumbnail view has disappeared. How do I get it back???

Anyone familiar with the legal issues concerning the use of real places in a fictional work? Specifically, I'm referring to the use of an amusement park name, and a hotel.

Also, many novels that I've read have opened the chapter with a few lines from a song or from another written work, and given credit to the original author. Does permission need to be obtained to do this?

Anyone know of any good web sites that deal with such legal issues facing authors?

I'm speciffically looking for the names they had in both the 80's and in the 1940's (as I believe the names may have changed). Please be specific on the years in your answers. I need the names for: (1) the restaurant in the lower level of the hotel, the hotel bar, the hotel ballroom, the cafeteria in the park on the water, and the dance hall next to the cafeteria by the water. THANKS!!!

I remember seeing these above the doorways in Hotel Conneaut, a Hotel that was built around 1905. It had a long brass lever that opened up the window horizontally. I'm guessing it had a specific name, other than vent window...