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I heard mention of it the other day, but can't seem to find it on the web. All I can find when I search is BJ's, Four Peaks or SanTan which are old news. Looking for what the new one is. Thanks for your help!

I don't remember much, but I believe a married woman, struggling with finances, is approached by a wealthy older man. I think he offers her a million dollars or some large sum of money to spend a few nights with him on a boat. She initially turns him down and her and her husband think about it, and she finally agrees. Anyone know the movie?

My grandparents live in Mesa, and my grandmother is no longer able to walk on her own, so I'm trying to find out what I need to know about long term care facilities in the area. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!!

The description of the item says it plays CD's, CD-R's and CD-RW's, and it says that it displays the lyrics on the screen, but it does not specify that it plays and recognizes CD+G's which are the typicaly karaoke CD format. Does anyone know if it plays the regular CD+G's? I am thinking about buying this for my niece for Christmas.

I don't want to reinvent the wheel, and I like the standard calendar that comes with the starter kit on Yahoo! Widgets, but I would like it to display the month prior and the next month as well as the current month. I would still like to be able to scroll forward and back, but I want to see three months, not just one. Can anyone help me out?

Growing up, I always had two light switches in my room, one for the light, one for a socket. I bought an old house, and all the rooms only have one switch! I guess if you have a light in the room, you don't really need a switch for a socket, but I'm still attached to the idea of having a second light switch.

How many switches do you have in your bedroom(s), and if you have more than one, what do you use the extra ones for?

There's a front piece on the bottom, called the grill (I think), that prevents the fridge from moving. Once removed, it can be tipped on its wheels to move easily. I can't get the thing off and I feel like I'm going to snap it in half. I need to move it to run water to the ice dispenser. Any tips?

I have a rug design in mind for a tiled room, but I just can't find anything I like. Is it possible to get a plain-colored rug and dye it in patterns to make it look how I want? If so, what kind of dyes would I use to make sure it wouldn't rub off or wash out? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

I've been searching on the web and I haven't found exactly what I'm looking for. 10 points to the best pictures submitted, either with a link or through email.

Thank you!!

Or do you use the top surface of the dishwasher instead of the counter top?

For example, here is a Standard Tub height dishwasher:

http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet...

Here is a Tall Tub height dishwasher:

http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet...

Both say they are built in, but I measured my counter tops and the Tall Tub wouldn't fit underneath. So my question is if you got a tall tub dishwasher, do you have higher counter tops or is the top of your dishwasher flush with the counter?

I am mostly interested in what uses of the Internet are making people either smarter or wealthier, i.e. if you read about new technologies or take classes, or if you own a business on eBay or if you work exlcusively from home through the Internet. But I'm curious to see how many people use the Internet for all sorts of things.

List anything and everything. Do you take classes online? Do you download music and movies? Do you create and upload music and/or movies? Do you get paid for anything you do online? Do you sell on eBay? Do you work exclusively from home using the Internet? Did you find your pet online? Did you find your spouse online? What online games do you play? Do you use facebook, myspace, or other online communities? Do you edit Wikipedia? Do you download ebooks or audio books?

I am looking for an approximate statistic on how many computer users know at least the basics of programming. If anyone has a link to such a statistic, that would be awesome (and get a best answer).

But I just want to see how many of you know the basics of programming. More details would be helpful to, like what programming language, if you took a class, and why you learned it.

We just bought groceries last night, and then we realized the freezer wasn't really freezing anything. It's cool but not cold. Since we couldn't buy a new fridge last night, we will be buying one tonight. We can keep things in coolers with ice, but I just want to know if its worth it or if the food will be bad if it isn't kept frozen.

Only serious answers please!

I know that obviously Phoenix uses the canal system to keep a secure supply of water, but a friend of my family's was camplaining about how inefficient the system is. Can anyone provide some sources that talk about how the canal system works and how other systems might be better?

They took it away from the one by my work and the one by my house. I don't want to go to Taco Bell anymore because it makes me sad that I can't get my favorite caffeine buzz there anymore.

I wrote to them today, you can go to their website and hit "Contact Us" if you feel the same way.

http://www.tacobell.com/legal/feedback.asp

I will be teaching a few hour-long classes on advanced Excel to a group of engineers so they all know the basics and then some... So I'm covering more advanced topics like lookups, mround and a little bit on macros. My question to you is if you use Excel regularly, what advanced features do you find the most helpful?

I work for an electronic component distributor, and I'm curious what other people in my industry or similar position do.

What do you do? What kind of problems come up for you? What kind of software or systems do you use to manage your information?

Most board games and cards games are better with several people, so what are some things my roommate and I can do with just us?