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I got a Dell Inspiron 13 7000 2-in-1 two years ago (September 2015) and its warranty expired September 2016. Fast forward to now where my computer won't even boot because of a hard drive failure. I did nothing that would cause the computer to act this way and I take good care of it. I really don't have the money to buy another computer. Would it be advisable to get an extended warranty?

I am making zucchini fries for an event and I have to find a way to preserve them before the event but I have another thing before the event that will take six hours, thus I have to take the fries with me. So the fries will sit in the car for six hours plus. Will the zucchini fries sog? If so, how can I prevent this?

Hi, I've been looking high and low for resources that address grammatical relations with respect to relative clauses in Finnish and have not been able to find anything. I wanted to know:

1.) ...what grammatical relations (subject, agent, and/or patient) can be relativized in Finnish?

2.) Is the subject most accessible to relativization?

3.) ...if you could provide me with some evidence (example sentences) to support your answers?

Thank you.

Note: Native Finnish speakers are preferred, but anyone that has a knowledge of Finnish relative clauses and relativization is welcome to answer.

BEST ANSWER GETS 10 POINTS!

By that, I mean, what does it sound like? Is it like a hybrid of (synth)pop and punk rock music? Please enlighten me.

Okay, so my sister is ready to take the road test and she needs to sign up for a date to take her test. In order to do this, are there any requirements? Does she need to take any documents or whatever? Also, does a parent need to accompany her or just an adult? (I'm 19, by the way.)

Okay, so my sister is ready to take the road test and she needs to sign up for a date to take her test. In order to do this, are there any requirements? Does she need to take any documents or whatever? Also, does a parent need to accompany her or just an adult? (I'm 19, by the way.)

My driving test in on Monday and I basically have everything down except the dreaded parallel parking. However, I have improved slightly and I was wondering if anyone could tell me if these are the right steps and reference points for parallel parking.

1. Signal. Even up with the pole/cone.

2. Put the car in reverse and steer all the way to the right when you see the pole/cone in your car's back triangular window.

3. Straighten your wheel until the other pole/cone behind you disappears from the side mirror.

4. Line up the car's right front wheel with the pole/cone and then steer all the way to the left.

5. Make sure you straighten your car to the point when it is parallel to the curb. Adjust the position of the car in the parking spot.

Is this right? I made these up through experience.

My driving test in on Monday and I basically have everything down except the dreaded parallel parking. However, I have improved slightly and I was wondering if anyone could tell me if these are the right steps and reference points for parallel parking.

1. Signal. Even up with the pole/cone.

2. Put the car in reverse and steer all the way to the right when you see the pole/cone in your car's back triangular window.

3. Straighten your wheel until the other pole/cone behind you disappears from the side mirror.

4. Line up the car's right front wheel with the pole/cone and then steer all the way to the left.

5. Make sure you straighten your car to the point when it is parallel to the curb. Adjust the position of the car in the parking spot.

Is this right? I made these up through experience.

My driving test in on Monday and I basically have everything down except the dreaded parallel parking. However, I have improved slightly and I was wondering if anyone could tell me if these are the right steps and reference points for parallel parking.

1. Signal. Even up with the pole/cone.

2. Put the car in reverse and steer all the way to the right when you see the pole/cone in your car's back triangular window.

3. Straighten your wheel until the other pole/cone behind you disappears from the side mirror.

4. Line up the car's right front wheel with the pole/cone and then steer all the way to the left.

5. Make sure you straighten your car to the point when it is parallel to the curb. Adjust the position of the car in the parking spot.

Is this right? I made these up through experience.

Hey. I live in Texas, near Rosenberg and I'm a little nervous about the driving test. Is the test hard? What stuff will be tested? Is it easy losing 30 points? How many points are assigned to each concept? (Like I know parallel parking is worth 6 points or automatic failure, I don't know) And how long is the driving test usually? I've been driving for about 4-5 months and my parents and instructors have been saying that I've been improving. However, I still have some minor things I must fix like learning how to not veer to the right (even slightly) and things like that.

Hey. I live in Texas, near Rosenberg and I'm a little nervous about the driving test. Is the test hard? What stuff will be tested? Is it easy losing 30 points? How many points are assigned to each concept? (Like I know parallel parking is worth 6 points or automatic failure, I don't know) And how long is the driving test usually? I've been driving for about 4-5 months and my parents and instructors have been saying that I've been improving. However, I still have some minor things I must fix like learning how to not veer to the right (even slightly) and things like that.

Hi! I have Verizon and I am upcoming college freshman. I am looking forward to switching to the Share Everything plan and I was wondering if the amounts mentioned above is doable for payment by a person who is ready to be independent. Need more info about me? Just say when and I'll add extra details.

Hey. I'm going to be a college student in the fall and I want to keep in touch with my friends and family. I was wondering what would be the best cell phone company I could join: Verizon, Sprint, AT&T? I'm kinda looking towards Sprint, since it has unlimited everything cheap. I am going to be a part-time college student and part-time employee.

On both UPS tracking site and Amazon.com, the status says "delivered (by the post office)" by Today at 1:31 PM, but I never got the package. (I've checked because I've looked all around the house.) Maybe I was wondering if I will ever get my package? (Maybe it's on its way right now [which I doubt because right now, it's like 7 PM] or maybe it'll come tomorrow) It's scheduled delivery date was supposed to be today... so I don't know how UPS is messing this up.

My career interest is being an oncologist. However, I am a senior graduating high school and finishing my application for my undergraduate year. I'm having troubles over what majors I should pursue? I was thinking that I could major in biology and chemistry or should I do biochemistry/molecular biology and human biology? If not these, then what should I pursue?

These are the AP courses I'm taking:

AP English Literature

AP Govt./AP Economics

AP Biology

AP Chemistry

AP Environmental Science

Please rate from (easiest) to 10 (hardest) and how each AP is like and what is done in that class. And do you think my sciences kind of mesh together? I'm interested in these sciences and thought it would be easy taking sciences that relate to each other. Thank you so much for answering! Guaranteed 10 pts. for the best answer!