JeffK

We are renting a house with a 1 year lease. The lease says the the house is equipped with a stove, fridge, washer and dryer. The dryer recently started making all kinds of strange noises when running. My landlord said he is not obligated to repair or replace the appliance. He said most rentals are not supplied with these and he did it as a favor. He also said If it breaks completely, I can bring in my own dryer.

I made a batch of apple pie shots, which is basically apple cider, juice, sugar, cinnamon and everclear. Do I need to refrigerate (because of the apple ingredients) this for long term storage, or just put on the shelf with my other liquors? Thanks

What is considered better? I know email can be easier and better for someone that is techy, but I'm wondering if it can lost in someone's inbox too easily. In your opinion, which is a better method of sending a resume. Thanks.

I've tasted Pepsi throwback and I remember when soda tasted this way. Exactly what year did they switch from sugar?

I have a 1 guitar, drum set and microphone. How do I play bass in my band? With the band selection up on the screen, by the bass guitar it just says "connect controller". I only have 1 guitar, can I use it to play bass.

I purchased a package of bacon, and realized 6 hours after I got home, the package was still sitting on the counter. Is it safe to just refrigerate now, and still use it?

I plan on making this recipe in a slow cooker: http://www.crock-pot.com/Recipe.aspx?rid=265

I have frozen (un-cooked) chicken breasts. Should I let them thaw first, or will they thaw and cook in the 8 hours cook time.

Thanks

Reminds me of the classic yahoo mail, not sure if I like the change. I didn't see anything wrong with the last version.

If creating a business website that you want to be popular and easily findable in search engines, which is regarding as being more important, the domain name or the content?

For example, a competitors website domain is only different by say one letter or a hyphen, but this new website is filled with more and up to date content.

or have a shelf life after being opened?

I plan on using this 20" actuator for a small project. It is rated at moving 1/2" per second with no load. At that rate, it's full travel will be done in 40 seconds.

http://www.firgelliauto.com/product_info.php?cPath...

I need to make it slower. Say 1/4" or even 1/8" per second or slower. Is this possible? With some kind of voltage control?

Thanks,

Jeff

I have some magazines for sale on ebay, and one of the bidders asked if I would ship to Australia.

What is the most efficient method to ship and is there any paperwork involved shipping from the USA.

I created a spreadsheet this morning. I tried to open it this afternoon, everything is visible, but I cant edit anything. All the controls are grayed out. About the only thing I can do is view it and open other spreadsheets.

Any Ideas? Thanks

I'm an independant student attending a 2-year technical college. I'm funding my education with Federal loans. I know the maximum you can borrow is determined by what year your are enrolled (ex: freshman, sophomore, junior, senior).

How do I know which I am? Are these based on a 4-year college? I have completed 41 of the required 70 credits for my associates degree.

Thanks

I always see school buses, city buses, and city, county workers flying by me. Do they need to follow speed limits? and why do I never see the police pull one of them over? Like a police car stopping a city bus?

The odds are if I went 10-15 mph over the limit, like these guys, there would be a officer waiting to write me a ticket.

My wife had a root canal and crown done about a month ago and the total cost was around $1400. This was the upper left rear tooth.

She now needs a root canal on the opposite tooth, on the bottom. She went for the first procedure which cost around $750, which I assume was acutally removing the roots. Now for the next appointment, they told us it will cost an additional $1600 for the buildup and crown.

Could there be that much difference in these procedures to justify the extra $700-800 they want to bill us for this tooth versus the last one they did a month ago?

Thanks.

I was watching The Suze Orman Show on CNBC and the discussion was on saving for retirement. Sue caluclated if you started at age 25, investing $100 each month until your are age 65, into a retirement savings account yielding a 12% annual return, the amount you would have in 40 years would be $1,000,000.

I understand how this works with compounding interest, my question is where do I setup an account like this to deposit the example $100 a month into? Is there a retirement savings account that you can start with a zero balance and receive a 12% annual return?

I'm a full time college student and probably someday will have a 401k, I would like to start my own savings in the mean time.

Thanks for the help