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Well I opened up my 1978 Honda CBT-400 Hawk bike engine in order to replace a gasket. This involved taking off the timing chain. The problem is that I don't know how to put the chain and the camshaft back on and ensure that all of the timing is proper in relation to the pistons. How can I do this?

My shoes often smell terribly after a day of wear. It only gets worse with every day. Is there a way to prevent this from happening, or at least curb it?

I am moving into a dorm room and my bed will be a twin XL bed. Will the sheets from my regular twin mattress fit on the twin xl mattress?

I am wondering if an iBook will have the sufficient capability for iPhone application development. Are there any alterations I must make to it? What would those be?

Where does it show up or what is its purpose?

When someone pukes on your carpet, how do you wash it off? It's not movable, so what's the best solution? How long does it generally take?

I am making a website with some basic Javascript in it, but when I run it from my computer, IE8 controls the scripts and asks me to allow them. How can I prevent this from happening to future users of the website when it's actually online? Or can I change it at all?

I'm looking for reasonably priced clothes that are of similar style as Express for Men's clothes. Any suggestions?

I am trying to make a block of text in a <p> tag to appear upon rollover of another <img>. I have been trying to do it with the code looking like:

<a onmouseover="document.name.style.visibility='visible'"><img /> </a>

<p name="name">

The problem is that the <p> tag cannot have a "name" attribute. Therefore, I am not sure how to code the javascript and html in order to make it so that when you roll over the <img>, the <p> will show up.

What are some commercial places like restaurants or something with truly free Wi-Fi? I'm asking in general, such as Starbucks or something.

When typing the code, I write <span style="margin-top: 30px;"> and it never works. The same thing happens if I switch it to a <p> tag. I don't know how to move it down. I have tried writing <p style="top:30px;"> and <p style="padding-top: 30px;" and none work. What can I do? And why does this happen?

IE 7 and Firefox 3 interpret this CSS differently:

#navbar { list-style-type: none;

color: #CCCCCC;

margin: 0px 0px 0px -10px;

padding-left: 0px;

width: 810px;

}

#navbar li { width: 135px;

display: table-cell;

text-align: center;

font: 17px Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;}

The problem is that IE 7 does not understand the DISPLAY attribute and leaves the list as in block form instead of inline form. IE7 and Firefox 3 also measure the margin and padding pixels differently, so the site shows differently in each browser.

How do I avoid that?

How do I punctuate this sentence so it is grammatically correct?

"There is an idea that has plagued America for almost a century, an idea which has lured many into a trap, one that has poisoned the minds of ambitious men and women, regardless of their class, gender, or ethnicity."

Thank you

Could a processor such as this one work with my motherboard?

http://microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtm...

It is a AMD Athlon dual core processor. It says that it supports DDR2 memory, but my motherboard uses DDR memory. Would the processor work??

The United States accounts for approximately 1/4th of the world's oil consumption. Why do we consume so much more than any other nation in the world?

I currently have a Compaq Presario SR1620NX. It has a 2.2 GHz processor. I also have a Gateway 838GM that has a 3.2 GHz processor but a faulty hard drive. What would happen if I were to switch the processors. Would the Compaq still function and operate properly? I am simply asking because in the past I have tried to put together computers and the components have not worked up to their potential due to compatibility issues. Would there be such issues here?

So far I have pasta, cheesecake, and ice cream on the menu. Anything else I should add?

I would like to buy a 1999 Jeep Cherokee with 103k miles. Should I expect problems with the car? Are they reliable?

I get cold very easily. Even when I'm wearing jeans, shirt, hoodie, and a thick winter coat, I am still cold when I am outside. I don't expect to be perfectly warm, but I expect to be slightly cold, not to the point that it really bothers me and I really really want to go outside. So how can I increase my tolerance of cold?