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I've looked around Google and sound system websites, but I'm still not sure that I have everything.

So far, I have these picked out:

JVC KD-X50BT

Scosche LS2081B Single DIN or Double DIN Installation Kit for Select 1997-2001 Lexus ES300.

As you can guess, this is my first time messing around with the stereo system. Is there anything I'm missing in order to do this successfully? I've seen mentions of a "harness", but I'm not sure if the stereo head (new) will include this or if I need to buy I one separately.

This is one of the improvements I'm doing to upgrade the sound system, but another is replacing the speakers. Currently, the ES300 has a cover cloth over the front speakers and I want to replace it since it is torn. What do I need to buy in order to do these upgrades / repairs?

I have a horizontal CSS menu with a width of 400px. There are four elements each with a width of 100px. The height is 50px (if that matters at all). This whole menu is centered using the <center> tag right outside the <ul> tag which I use to center the menu. The following is the CSS I'm using. It's not fully complete with respect to the images. The problem is that the elements (with a width of 100px) will all line up horizontally as expected in IE, but the fourth element drops off (vertical ~20px vertical shift) in Firefox. I have tried adjusting the width of the <ul> in the CSS and it will bring all the elements on the same horizontal level if I change the width to 500px, but it doesn't center the menu anymore. Is there anyway I could center my menu without the error in Firefox.

CSS:

#nav {width:400px; list-style:none; overflow:hidden;}

#nav ul li {padding: 10px; list-style-type:none; display:inline; /*text-indent: -9999px;*/}

#nav a {display:block; float:left; text-decoration:none; outline:none; width:100px; height:35px;background-image: url(MenuBar.gif);}

#home {}

#home:hover {background-position:0 -100px;}

#products

#products

#history

#history

#contact

#contact

#nav a:link {color:blue;}

#nav a:hover {color:green;}

a {outline:none;)

HTML:

<td width="80%" id="nav"><center><ul id="nav">

<li><a href="#" id="home">Home</a></li>

<li><a href="#" id="product">Products</a></li>

<li><a href="#" id="history">History</a></li>

<li><a href="#" id="contact">Contact</a></li>

</ul></center>

</td>

[This menu is organized by a large table, hence the 80% width which helps organize the elements of the page]

In one of the movies, a sniper shoots through his friend's thumb and index when they are in the shape of a circle. In the second one, a sniper "backs-up" a friend's fake gun (no gun is in his hand) when the friend enters the room.

Trying to find the movies, but not having much luck. Thanks for the help in advance.

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All I want to know is what is defined as the database user / password / host [yes, I know, usually localhost] and how I would find those values. I'm simply linking a form to a .php / MySQL script to store all information in the database. I would love an example without [variables / substitutions --- i.e. ($place_dbname_here) ] that someone might be willing to share. [Not asking for passwords or anything, but to see how it would look in an actual script.]

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Looking for actual answers, not "I don't knows.... Thank you all of you in advance for you responses.

I recently bought an HP-dv7-2185dx with a Q9000 quad core processor. I've heard that it will be a really long time until there are programs that can utilize all four cores. I want to know if this was a good investment since I bought it for $1300 with plans to keep it for 4 years or so. I plan to do some video editing, schoolwork, and some gaming. I want to know if I should have chosen a core 2 duo or a quad processor. Thanks in advance for you opinions.