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What movie is it that I'm trying to remember? Here's what I can recall... It's done in a style similar to Moulin Rouge with musical numbers and popular songs. There's a scene in the trailer where a boy draws a girls picture on an old door with spraypaint. There are scenes of people dancing in water? Any help?

The song we're trying to find is country sounding. The lyrics are not exact... it says something about fly away like a little bird. The singer is female. Any leads?

I am looking for a fairly common household object that is quite a bit more complex/versatile than it first looks. Not like a TV or Computer which has a lot of complicated circuitry... But I'm trying to come up with something that symbolizes, for example, a business that everyone knows them to be (or sell) one thing, but in fact they have many many other things they do (if the beholder were to dig deeper beyond the typical "common" appearances). Any ideas?

I'm looking for a very simple solution to let someone else update one box (or "div") on my web site (just one page) without changing the content on the rest of the page. I don't need a fancy CMS system... I don't need WYSIWYG editing or anything else. Got any suggestions?

I have root access and everything, but I'm new to server configuration and would like some pointers... Maybe someone can point me to a good website describing the basics of web admin with apache? But for right now, I especially need how to tell the version of Apache I'm running and where on the server the configuration files are located.

On the first page of http://www.weirdal.com/ there is a picture of Al before the new album release date comes up (9.26.06)... I think he's trying to look like a particular celebrity, but I don't know which... any ideas?

Here's how it was described to me... do you recognize it? I'm pretty sure that it's NOT "The Abyss": "There was a team of people (5 or 6?) that were stranded in the deep water for awhile. I’m not sure if what they were living in. They put on scuba gear and visited another vessel that had been in the deep way longer than them and all the people on it were gone. They found this big orb from outer space on the ship. They went back to their own vessel and decided not to go back there because they didn’t understand it. Then some people did and some other people were affected by the orb in other ways and all this stuff happened. Then at the end they decided to let the orb out of the vessel so that it could escape and go back to space. Then they all went home.

I used to play 2nd edition D&D way back in high-school days and I still have the rulebooks, but now I'm looking to play it with my step-son and the new materials look like they could be a lot better/clearer/what? So I'm trying to figure out "how different" it is and maybe find a place that compares the two... My guess is that if we're serious about playing, I'm going to want to get the newest version manuals, right? Will my old modules from AD&D days still be playable with the newest rules?

I am looking for some articles or sermons or writings (generally speaking, short ones) that present a good explanation for why it's okay to "Have Questions" about God or Christianity... both for the believer and the non-believer. When I search for Questions and Christianity, I usually find articles that provide a response to some specific question... I just want some online-resources about why questions themselves are healthy and in-line with how God wants us to come to Him.

Here is the CSS that is applied to a div:

.example {position: absolute; left: 0; right: 0; margin-left: 150px; background: yellow; border: 1px solid black;}

The background and border are just so you can see the effect... I want it to look like it does on Firefox, but on IE version 7 (in strict mode), the box extends 150px to the right of the browser window.

Something that can be picked up and then brought home and then either served right away or warmed up as necessary. It should have a Valentine's flair to it. It has to be something an 11 year old kid would like, too.