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It was a western style film. All I can remember is that the antagonist is a young man with shoulder length sandy coloured hair who goes on a killing spree with a shotgun(?) and at the end of the movie he is slumped on his horse bleeding significantly. I think his name is Jack or something similar. I may be remembering a different film, but I think he killed an entire family. My only other memory of the film is that it had a distinctive soundtrack that was harrowing. Realise that it's not a lot to go on, but would certainly appreciate any suggestions :) Thanks in advance!

I am 23 years old and earn £1,200 a month (guaranteed income for 2 years).

I have £8,000 in life savings and a car worth £4,000.

The car that I really want is £12,000.... if I bought it now I would be left with no money at all.

Should I buy the car outright and leave myself with no money or take out a loan?

The loan would be for £7.5k @ 5.7% over 2 years, meaning total repayment would be £7,942. monthly repayments of £330.

Taking out the loan would mean that I would retain most of my savings at a cost of approximately £442 in interest. I would pay off the loan with a combination of dipping in to my savings and income.

£8k(savings) + £4k(old car) + £7.5k(loan) = £19.5K.... - £12k(new car) = £7.5k left to pay off the loan with and to use as emergency fund.

Sorry if its complicated and not very well explained but I hope you get the idea.

Western film where the main antagonist (possibly called jack) goes on a killing spree then ends up finally being shot but remains on his horse. Slumped forward. I saw the film over 10 years ago so my details may be a bit sketchy. Any idea what its called?

Lloyds TSB have a saving scheme where they round up your purchases to the nearest pound and transfer the difference into a savings account, (i.e. spend 99p and 1p gets saved) making it very easy to build up savings. My accounts are with Barclays, I was wondering if anyone was aware of a similar scheme done by barclays?

Astronomy - Age of stars, distance of stars....

Geology - Plate Tectonics.....

Biology - Evolution....

Physics - Carbon dating....

etc.

I'm trying to collate a list of as many Scientific theories that contradict the Creationist's Young Earth Theory. Your help would be much apprieciated.

I'm just starting out and I have a budget of about £250. Ideally I want one with weighted keys. Any suggestions?

Which one should I buy the instruments for so that I can use them if I wanted to buy the other one at a later date?

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I'm about to start second year of product design degree. Any ideas which render markers are best.

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I personally do not consider holy books to be evidence of God as they are man made.