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I'm looking for something similar to the sports news that radio stations play at the top of the hour. Just something with a summary of the scores, any big news, and maybe upcoming stuff. I don't want a call in show, lots of interviews, etc. Just a quick way to get the sports news and go. I've heard ABC News, CBS Sports Radio, and ESPN Sportscenter Update, but I can't find a way to get those in a podcast format. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I have an old console TV that I would like to turn into a fish aquarium. I have read that TVs contain parts that retain electrical charge for a long time after being unplugged. How long will these parts be dangerous? If I unplug the TV and turn on the power switch, will that speed up the discharging? Is there any way to ensure that it will not zap me when I start removing parts?

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I have a website I created that allows the user to add, rate, and comment on recipes. However the main function of the site will be generating a daily/weekly/monthly menu for the user based on their preferences they have set. I need a good name for this site. The three requirements are that it needs to be somewhat short, kind of catchy, and related to the content. Finally, it has to be available as well.

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I'm creating a website that will allow users to input, rank, etc. recipes. Based on their ratings, I will then generate meals for each day of the week. I have the site developed, but I need a domain that is available. Any ideas for a good name that is relatively short, easy to remember, and most importantly available. Also it should be related in some manner to the site content. Thanks in advance!

I have a 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GT. About a week ago on my way home, I turned on my right turn signal, and the display center in my car said the "Right Front Signal" needed replaced. I checked and sure enough it was not working. I went to the auto parts store and got a new bulb, and replaced the old one. I turned on the key to check the new one, and it still didn't work. I'm not sure what my next step should be. I would rather not pay to have it looked at and then find out it is something I could have fixed on my own, but I do want to get it fixed before I get a ticket.

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I have a computer running Windows Server 2003. I would like to put some sort of antivirus software on it, but I was just wondering what good antivirus software is available for Windows Server.

I have a computer running Windows Server 2003 hooked up to a LiskSys router that has both cable and wireless network connections enabled (it is connected with a Cat5 cable). The router allows me to share my internet connection between the server, a separate desktop, and a laptop. I would like to hook my printer up to the tower running Server 2003 (I can do this and it will print from this machine already) but then I would like to set it up to be shared across the network, so that I can print from my laptop which connects to the network wirelessly. The Laptop runs Windows XP. What steps would I need to take to accomplish this task? Thanks!