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Need some advice, I may be in a bit of a pickle. I lost my wallet Halloween weekend with my driver's license & ATM card in it. Promptly, I applied online for a new license on Sunday, 10/30/11 and a new debit card the next day. I have my new debit card, but I don't have my new license yet. I'm scheduled to fly to Boston tomorrow afternoon! Just in case my new license doesn't come in the mail today, I've gathered (1) my previous drivers license...which expired in '09, (2) my birth certificate, and (3) my social security card. I also have my photo ID for GWU. Will this combination get me through security at the airport?

I've been asked to conduct some research on this at my graduate assistantship, and I have no idea where to start.

For as long as I can remember, there has been a place on the back of my hand that randomly stings every so often. I'm wondering if anyone else has an issue like this, and if so, what causes it?

If so, where can I find it?

I'd like to go to a spot tonight in Baltimore to celebrate my birthday with a live R&B, Soul, Blues-type band. Any suggestions?

I currently work out about 2-3 times per week, but I want to up the ante a little.

I'm currently 24 years old; approx. 237 lbs; approx 5'8"

I have a solid build now, but I feel it's imperative that I tone.

Does anyone have any suggestions for a workout schedule/diet?

I will be moving to Baltimore at the beginning of August to start graduate school, and I need to find an apartment. I have always been advised to live in the county as opposed to the city.

Havin said that, I'm giving myself a limit of about $700/month for a one-bedroom (or maybe a studio). What would be the best suburb in Baltimore County for me to start my apartment hunt?

So I was watching a video of Tina Turner performing "Proud Mary" with one of my best friends, and she was amazed at how her wigs stayed on during her performances amidst the very involved dance sequences.

If anyone has any ideas, I'd appreciate them.

I am planning to move to Baltimore and my designated roommate already worked in the city. We found an apartment that we wanted to rent, and she went ahead and signed the lease once we were approved. However, today she was fired from her job, and we now have to change our plans.

My question is this...is she tied to the terms of the lease without my signature on it?

I have been a firm supporter of President Obama & his new administration since he announced his candidacy. However, I'm becoming increasingly concerned about the amount of borrowed money being pumped into our country, especially with the proposed 'pay-as-you-go' approach to health care.

I hear a great deal from one side about how our grandkids and people for generations to come will pay for all of this spending, and I understand their apprehensions.

I want to hear from the other side, what is the justification behind the spending? Hopefully from your feedback I can begin to formulate my own views on the whole issue.

I'm not seeing this option anywhere. I have a Verizon interface.

Please help.

I am a 24 year old black male, and throughout my years on earth, I have always felt more comfortable around white people or other minorities. But I have a ton of confidence issues when being around black people. I feel like this issue comes from me not fitting any "stereotypes" of black people and often I am not accepted by them. But, now, the friends I'm closest to are black, but I still have all kinds of problems being who I am and feeling as though I'm accepted. How can I change this train of thought?

I will be moving to Baltimore in August to attend the University of Baltimore for grad school.

I've been reading a lot and listening to people talk about Baltimore based on its portrayal in media.

I understand that all cities have their bad parts, but is Baltimore as bad as people make it out to be?

I'm moving to Baltimore, MD in August with a friend, and I would like to know what the best apartments are in (or around) Baltimore offering 2BR & 1-2 bathrooms, costing between $800 & $1000 per month.

I've been accepted to grad school at Towson University for the Master in Professional Studies program, and at the University of Baltimore for the Master in Public Administration program. At this point I'm torn as to which University to go to. My ultimate goal is to work in the public sector, and I want to be certain I get the best education. Which university would you all suggest?

One of my best friends faced some mishaps in high school that were beyond his control which adversely affected his transcript/GPA. He wants to ultimately enroll in a traditional four-year university, but at the present moment, his options are limited.

I know that he can either start out at a community college or a for-profit school like Strayer University to get started and possibly transfer in. My question is which one (community college or for-profit university) will ensure that he can get accepted to a traditional school and transfer in credits without a problem?

I'm getting the following message when attempting to boot my computer:

"A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent

damage to your computer.

If this is the first time you've seen this stop error screen, restart your

computer. If this screen appears again follow these steps:

Check for viruses on your computer. Remove any newly installed hard drives

or hard drive controllers. Check your hard drive to make sure it is properly

configured and terminated. Run CHKDSK /F to check for hard drive corruption,

and then restart your computer.

Technical informaiton:

*** STOP: 0x0000007B (0xfffff98000A069E0, 0xffffffffC0000034, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)"

What could have caused this, and how can I fix it or get past it?