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My wife has been awarded full legal custody of my step-daughter, but the child's biological father gets visitation. She would like to change her daughters name to her married name so that my step-daughter has a name that matches ours, but can she change her name without the fathers consent? This is in Indianapolis, IN.

I've been asked to compile a play list for a climbing gym. Ages range from 6 and up, mostly late teens early twenties. I need upbeat punk, pop, or alternative songs with minimal or no cuss words. Keep em coming! Answer with the most songs wins.

A person wrote me a check for remodel work that I did, out of which I paid my employees. He put a stop order on the check almost a month later, and the bank took the funds out of my bank accounts. So now, in essence, I have PAID to do the work to his property, since all my employees have already been paid. Since this was an intentional act to defraud, are there criminal charges that can be filed? I have already filed in small claims court.

My three year old found an old sippy cup in her room and took a drink of some old cranberry-rasberry juice. When we took it away and dumped it out there was a bit of mold growing in it. Anything to worry about?

Please take this survey to help me with a research paper!

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I am looking into purchasing a used Aztek with 91,000 miles. I am looking for information on the reliability of the car, not how ugly you may think it is. Please be specific with things to look for.

The main water line into one of my apartment buildings broke today, and we replaced it and screwed the new PVC into the old steel main. After about an hour, the smallest amount of water is seeping out of the joint even with the joint tape. Is it possible to use a sealent (caulk or something) on this without having to cut the PVC pipe out again and starting over?

In a hundred year old house, plaster and slats removed, the studs are different thicknesses. What is the best method of plumbing the wall to remove waves in the to-be-applied drywall that will be behind kitchen cabinets?

A local rental company is liquidating, and I was curious what the best way to purchase multiple properties at the same time would be. In the past I have always purchased properties on individual mortgages, or multiple on land-contract. Is it possible to get one loan to cover multiple properties for purchase? For refinance? Would this have to be a commercial lender? Thanks for any help.

I am working on a research project, and need some public opinion. I would greatly appreciate if you could take the time to answer this 15 question survey if you havn't already. Thank you.

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I am working on a reasearch paper and need some public opinion. This survey is only 15 questions. I did also just post this in the survey and polls section, so don't be upset if you've seen it twice. Thanks for your help.

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I am working on a research project, and need some public opinion. I would greatly appreciate if you could take the time to answer this 15 question survey. Thank you.

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Say another employee has a grudge and calls in a complaint (pretending to be a customer) against another employee of equal rank, but higher seniority and the company fires the employee with higher seniority. Will a lawsuit cover lost wages, or just return the job?

I've seen it done several ways, but what materials, in what order, do you prefer to it? I've seen:

Felt, Blueboard, Felt, siding

Felt, Blueboard, siding

Felt, siding

Blueboard, siding

ect

I'm working on my Senior Thesis for my degree, and I need to get this survey out. Among the places I'm passing it out, is on here to you! Earn 2 points, and help me with my paper by answering these 15 questions... Thanks!

1) Age

2) Sex

3) Location

1) True or FalseIf an airliner loses an engine, it’s going to crash.

2) True or FalseAir travel has become much safer since 9/11.

3) True or FalseI want my flight to be on time, no matter the weather.

4) True or FalseAirliners are unaffected by weather.

5) True or FalseIf it’s not freezing on the ground, the airplane won’t pick up ice.

6) What weather factor scares you the most when flying?

______Ice

______Rain

______Lightning

______Wind

______Turbulence

7) What do you feel is the most dangerous part of the flight?

______Taxiing

______Take-off

______Cruise flight

______Landing

I'm working on my Senior Thesis for my degree, and I need to get this survey out. Among the places I'm passing it out, is on here to you! Earn 2 points, and help me with my paper by answering these questions... Thanks!

1) Age

2) Sex

3) Location

1) True or FalseIf an airliner loses an engine, it’s going to crash.

2) True or FalseAir travel has become much safer since 9/11.

3) True or FalseI want my flight to be on time, no matter the weather.

4) True or FalseAirliners are unaffected by weather.

5) True or FalseIf it’s not freezing on the ground, the airplane won’t pick up ice.

6) What weather factor scares you the most when flying?

______Ice

______Rain

______Lightning

______Wind

______Turbulence

7) What do you feel is the most dangerous part of the flight?

______Taxiing

______Take-off

______Cruise flight

______Landing

I have a fairly old (not exactly sure, maybe 10 years) electric water heater in an apartment. I'm quite sure that there has been little or no maintnance done previously.

The bottom element was bad, and we replaced it with a new one. Now, frequently, the T&P valve is releasing great quantities of water. Is this caused by the new element keeping the water hotter than previously? Do we just need to replace the T&P valve?

There also seems to be water coming from somewhere inside the metal casing. The insulation is wet between the upper and lower elements, but neither element is leaking. Ideas?

I'm in the process of removing a metal roof from a lower roof of a 2 story building. The metel bends and is nailed up under the old aluminum siding, and I was wondering if it is possible to remove say the bottom two rows of siding to work on the roof and then replace them?

I would prefer to be able to replace them with the same siding I take off instead of having to buy new ones. Any ideas?

Anyone know the average cost to remodel by sq foot? There is a building in town for sale fairly cheap, that is structurally sound, but would have to be basicly torn down to the shell and rebuilt. The building is aprox 40,000 sq ft.

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