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I have already used up my free trial time and my netbook does not come with a CD drive ...

I need Word asap because I'm trying to compose resumes.

I dropped my external hard drive yesterday - it wasn't a bad fall. But the problem is, no matter what I've tried, I can't access my files anymore - I'm worried I've lost everything. I had lots of school files and thousands of pictures on there.

Has anyone had a similar experience? Do you have any ideas as to how I might rescue them?

I'd appreciate any ideas.

I'm the Maid of Honour for a bride who's having difficulty finding and ivory (or pale gold) stiletto sandal.

We've looked in ALL the obvious places (Bloomingdale's, SAKS, Neiman Marcus, Macy's, JC Penny, Target, and even all the smaller boutiques in the major malls.)

I'm wondering if anyone knows of a specific shoe/accessory store for brides, or, at least, of any stores with a good variety.

I'd appreciate any pointers you may have.

Thanks!

I've recently developed an interest in her work --not her novels as much as her diaries. But there are so many! I suppose I should begin with her most earlier diaries, but does anyone else have any other ideas? If you know her work well, what would you recommend? Is there any one work I should start with?

I'm thinking of moving to California and would like to apply to these universities. If anyone can provide any information on the three (or one of the three) I'd be very grateful. I've already checked out the websites, and would like REAL people's opinions.

What I'm looking for is information on:

-rank (in terms of quality and reputation)

-quality of instruction (ie., are most of the profs preoccupied with their own research to be good profs?)

-size

-overall "feel" (ie., campus, students, etc.)

It might help to mention that I'm double-majoring in english and philosophy.

I should also mention that I'm not a high school student - I'm just transferring from one university to another.

The other question I want to ask is (that also ties in with rank): how difficult is it to be accepted to each university? On their websites they do mention that competition is stiff ...

Hi,

I'm looking for some introctory, insightful readings in existential psychology.

I know that Rollo May, Viktor Frankl, and Eric Frohmm are some of the main theorists in the area, but I'm looking for specific works that encompass the main ideas -- and, hopefully, something not too long (I'm writing a research paper and don't have a lot of time.)

Thanks.

Hi,

I'm looking for some introctory, insightful readings in existential psychology.

I know that Rollo May, Viktor Frankl, and Eric Frohmm are some of the main theorists in the area, but I'm looking for specific works that encompass the main ideas -- and, hopefully, something not too long (I'm writing a research paper and don't have a lot of time.)

Thanks.

I just bought several different vitamins:

-Vitamin C

-Vitamin D 3

-A multi-vitamin

-Fish oil gels capsuls

My question is: Can I take all of them at once? (Ie., after dinner), or is it better to take some in the morning, and others in the evening?

(And, if so, which ones?)

Also, I'm taking these fish oil capsuls for the first time: do they make your mouth smell like fish? Hmm ....

Thanks!!

I'd like to do a bit of research on this idea, and I'm trying to narrow down the most pertinent works.

Thanks!

I just had an eye exam, and I forgot to ask the doctor what my grade meant (I do need glasses - I think the grade was 1.50 ... I don't know what this means in terms of severity). There's a section that says: PD (DIST): 59 ... I don't know what this means either.

I've been looking online for sites that might expalin this, but I haven't found any.

I'm looking for thoughtful answers here, guys. I'd like to see answers that consider why the act of reading is meaningful - you can mention specific genres if you'd like. Why do you ENJOY reading, and how do you think it makes you better? In what ways?

As always, thank you all.

I've been living downtown, vancouver for a year now, but have never been to W. Vancouver. Is there anything that I absolutely must do there? Any specific attractions? Restaurants? Anything?

I have out of town guests coming to visit me in June, and I have a few things in mind, like some of my favorite restaurants, bars/lounges, the beach, some gardens, the art gallery, granville island, grouse mountain etc.

But I want to do things that are not too "touristy." I want to show them a good time, while basically doing what I normally do - but I really don't live any kind of "high life."

So, any ideas of what might be fun and unique for out of towners? Any thing that I, MYSELF absolutely have to explore?

I appreciate any answers I get, but double the points for the most creative ones!

Do you find yourselves hynotized to the point that you lose sight of all rationality?

Guys: What might you do for a beautiful woman? And what do you suspect your limits might be?

Women: How intimidated are you by other beautiful women? And how preoccupied would you say you are with your own "beauty" - however you might define it?

Please think carefully about this. If you consider what your most burning, nagging questions are, your answer may better reflect what it is you truly want to find out (and from whom).