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How long does it take?

... the song that starts, "O Flower of Scotland / When will we see / Your like again"?

Sure, a lot of people have died, but now there are over 7 billion living ones. That is a lot of live people. About how many have died, altogether?

--e.g., what net worth, what income level, how much experience trading options?

I ask because I'm thinking about buying a new computer with Windows 7 on it, and all the computers at my local WalMart have a Windows 7 system with 64 bits. But the computer I have at home has a 32-bit Windows XP. So if I get the 64-bit system, will all my 32-bit software work OK on it or will I run into problems and have to do some special things? I don't know a lot about computers, so would I maybe be better off getting a tech guy to transfer my 32-bit software to the 64-bit system, or should everything work OK with no problems?

I'll bet a quarter inch collects there every day, in a puddle beneath the vegetable crispers. I suppose it must be condensation. We lay a couple of thicknesses of towels in the bottom of the fridge and they get soaked and have to be wrung out every day. Since we're on the Gulf Coast where there is high humidity, maybe it has something to do with that ... but we haven't always had this problem. I tried turning the Cold setting up a couple of notches but it hasn't seemed to help. Any ideas or solutions?

... and when did he get that? ( I only noticed it recently.)

Our house has a low-pitched roof. It's almost flat, and there's not room for an attic, but there is a space of some inches --maybe 8 to 10 or 12 inches in places -- between the roof and the ceiling. A family of raccoons has gotten in there and they are having a big time and sometimes having squabbles and parties. How can we get them out of there?

Someone told us they had heard of blasting them out with loud music ... but our next-door neighbors might not like that.

There is a small visible hole in the outside wall, up under the eaves, that the raccoons use as an entry. I don't think it would do to close that up, because then they would be trapped inside the house, and of course we wouldn't want one to die there.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get rid of those raccoons, without getting into major re-roofing?

Our house has a low-pitched roof. It's almost flat, and there's not room for an attic, but there is a space of some inches --maybe 8 to 10 or 12 inches in places -- between the roof and the ceiling. A family of raccoons has gotten in there and they are having a big time and sometimes having squabbles and parties. How can we get them out of there?

Someone told us they had heard of blasting them out with loud music ... but our next-door neighbors might not like that.

There is a small visible hole in the outside wall, up under the eaves, that the raccoons use as an entry. I don't think it would do to close that up, because then they would be trapped inside the house, and of course we wouldn't want one to die there.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get rid of those raccoons, without getting into major re-roofing?

Or is it "Obomber"?