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To me the 3 most overdone things are 1) skulls 2) flames and 3) shaved pubic hair. I like women who are like a softball diamond. Clean and smooth infield with a trimmed but full and lush outfield. But then again there is nothing wrong with natural full bush. I am just so tired of bald and mature women who shave completely just don't look right and turn me off.

This is a 3 part question

Which of these 2 rookie QB's will have the best;

1) win/loss record this season

2) stats this season

3) overall career

Training camps opened this week and its time to start our guesses on who will win and who will fail.

I have the Patriots going 6-10 and start a rebuild next season.

I have dish network and we lost AMC. I was able to watch the season opener online but it was a 1 time thing from AMCtv.com.

Does anyone know where I can watch full episodes? HULU does not show any of them.

I am wondering what peoples thoughts are on why the cost of solar power are still so high. The prices are coming down but much too slowly.

Here in the United States the average price for solar electric is $3.85 /watt just to buy the panels. Manufacturing cost would be about $1.80 / watt supposedly. China is able to manufacture the same panel for $0.15-0.25 /watt and they buy the raw silicon from us and pay to ship it overseas. Labor cost is a factor in the difference but most of that is offset by the shipping cost of the raw materials to China.

Do you think the true cost difference is:

1) Simple supply and demand. ( I think this is a very tiny part)

2) Coal, Oil, Natural gas, and utility companies have a hand in keeping the cost inflated to secure their high profit margins? ( I think this is the biggest portion)

3) Government rebates and tax credits are allowing manufactures to keep the prices falsely inflated to maximize their profits? ( I think this is the 2nd highest problem)

4) Solar is just a fad that will be gone by the end of the decade.

Or do you have any other theories or facts?

I am considering starting a solar/wind energy business. I would like to know how many people would really consider installing solar panels and/or a wind generator on their home or business.

If a complete system is too costly, would you consider a battery back-up system to run essential items in you home or business for when the power drops out? This would consist of 4-12 batteries, a couple of solar panels and/or a wind generator. This would operate items such as lights, well pump, refrigerator, radio or TV, telephones, and computers.

Would you consider starting a small solar array (4-6 panels) and adding panels to it when you have extra money to spend on them?

Please give me your feedback on what you think of "GREEN" energy and if you think it is the future or just a fad.

there are 2 switches on the top of my ford ranger transmission. It is a F17A model trans. The one on the left (driver side) is for the back up lights it has no wires just a plug. but there is one on the right that has 2 green wires that end in a plug. I broke it off and need to replace it but no one can tell what it is for. any one have any ideas.

I have been doing some research on solar panel and wind turbine systems. The pricing is crazy. For a 10Kw solar grid tie kit system is between $35,000 and $40,000. If you install batteries add $3,000-$5,000. 10Kw will only power a small to medium home without electric heat. Using my electric usage and info from my local electric company payback is 60 years for solar and 361 years for wind. This is unexceptionable. The manufactures of the solar and wind are gouging the consumers. They are using the excuse of supply and demand for the high cost. When demand goes up so will mass production and the price will go down. This is true, but they are making a huge profit on what they are making now. Some items are in the 3000% markup range. Are the power companies keeping the price up so their profits don't suffer? My local electric supplier has an "ENERGY PARK" that you can go see solar and wind power in action and check out real time data online. They have a 4Kw solar array installed and claim it cost $30,378 installed and a 2.5Kw wind turbine that cost about $20,000 installed. I think they are giving false numbers to consumers so you won't go green. I was able to find a 3.5Kw kit online for $9,000. This doesn't include any type of mounting materials. You can add $800-$1,200 for these materials. An installer will will charge you $2,000-$4,000 to install it. For the sake of argument lets say this will cost you $15,000 to install but still way out of line for you and me to install. That is a far cry from the $30,000 the power company claims. The power companies don't want you to make your own electric. They are keeping the cost high so they will still make money off you. A 210w panel sells for around $600. They probably manufacture it for under $50. The cost needs to be $100-$150 to the consumer to make it affordable to the average home owner. 50 210w panels make a 10Kw system. That would be $5,000 not $40,000. The manufactures are raping us and the power companies are helping them to keep prices high. When will we get the technology at a proper cost? Let me know what you think.

Will it be an existing team or an expansion team?

I think the Jags will end up there by 2016 unless Al Davis decides to move the Raiders again

here is what i have, my computer at home is on dial-up. it would take forever to download it directly. my sister is on DSL. can I download it directly to a CD and then install it on my computer?

I live in rural Michigan. I have to go with Hughesnet for high speed internet because nothing else is available. I am installing it in my travel trailer on the rear of my daughters property. It will be 250'-300' away from her house and i would like for her to have access too. I was wondering if I could use a wireless router or will I have to hard wire it. How far will a wireless N broadcast? I was planning on putting exterior antennas on at both ends. If I have to hard wire it will I need to amplify it running that far?

i am looking into windmill generated electric that ties directly into the grid instead of using batteries. does anyone know of any websites that explain how to do this?

I have a Dell Dimension 4400. It says it has a 250 watt supply in it now but when I pulled it out to look at it it is only a 170 watt. I want to put a 400 or 500 watt in so I can upgrade my graphics card but I spoke to a tech at Dell and he said I can't increase the wattage because the motherboard wont accept it. Is the tech at Dell telling me the truth or is he just trying to sell me a new computer? Please help.

my computer knowledge is very limited so i am looking for help here. i have an older dell dimension 4400. i want to be able to connect it to my 32" tv so i can watch internet videos. i know it has an AGP card now and my power supply is only 250w. what i am asking is do i have to stay with an AGP or can i get a PCI express card? can someone recommend one that i can use? i am not really looking into gaming just a tv connection.

i am having trouble with this. i am just wondering if i really need to buy their lan connector. where i live provides a T1 connection to the internet. i don't want to go spend a lot of $ if it wont work any way.

she also does a Bounty paper towel, Campbell soup, and pizza roll commercial. She was in a short lived sitcom in the early 90's.