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I'd like us to do some projects together, crafty things, preferably in a group environment where we are instructed on what to do. For example, we've made candles in a class before and that was fun. I'm highly interested in a beginner's woodworking course, but can't seem to find one. But anything like that would be great. It would be most great if it was a one day kind of thing. Any suggestions?

I think they were red baron, but maybe not. They were like hot pockets but better. I had them in the late 90's, early 2000's maybe. They had ham and cheese, pepperoni, and beef and cheddar flavors (like roast beef). Are they still being made? thx

Do you know how much?

Just curious. My husband and I share - have one bank account.

It was about two brothers. They went to summer camp and one was a counselor. The older one picked on the younger one by making him a cake out of cardboard and throwing him in the lake. There was a kid at the camp with the nickname "Rat king" or "rat face". At the beginning of the film, the older one worked in an ice house I think. I thought it was called "A summer to remember" but I don't think that was it...

Sorry bout the weird typo in the title

We have PS3 and Xbox 360. What games can we both play from same console and play with our online friends at the same time?

I just got a job at petsmart as a pet trainer and they're sending me to train for 2 weeks at a town 5-6 hrs away. They're paying for the mileage so that's not a factor. I'm struggling to decide which car I should drive because both options are not ideal. I'm driving from north Louisiana to south Mississippi, so keep in mind that it is hot.

Here are my options:

Option 1: My 1995 Pontiac Sunfire - It's a great car.It's small, sporty, easy to drive, easy to maneuver, easy to park. However, it does not have air conditioning.

Option 2: My parents chevy suburban. I'm not sure of the year but it's probably 15 years old. Drives like a tank. Hard to maneuver. It has air conditioning, but it takes forever to cool down and you need to be driving a decent speed for it to work properly.

Is it worth taking the suburban for it's sub-par a/c or should I make driving easy but burn up?

Argh!

I'd like a nice clean area with a small town feel but not too far from dallas. Considering grand prairie or plano, but I have no idea what those places are like. Are there any bad areas I should avoid?

I don't mean throughout the child's lifetime. I'm talking birth: pregnancy, doctor's visits, hospital stay.

One looks normal, but the other appears not to have a hole in it and it's kind of keyhole shaped. Could this lead to trouble breastfeeding? I wasn't able to find anything online about it.

For the first while I was just getting a money order written up in US dollars and mailing it to my US bank. But that was a hassle b/c I had to physically go to the bank.

So for the past couple years I've just been sending money to myself with Paypal. But I'm thinking that might not be the most cost efficient way to do it.

I need to send at least $500/month and possibly more.

Any ideas?

I bought some cheap seats at the cirque du soleil, Corteo. They are I think 5 rows from the top. Will I still have a good experience? I have never been to a show before.

I bought some cheap seats at the cirque du soleil, Corteo. They are I think 5 rows from the top. Will I still have a good experience? I have never been to a show before.

I bought some cheap seats at the cirque du soleil, Corteo. They are I think 5 rows from the top. Will I still have a good experience? I have never been to a show before.

I downloaded a file which turned out I guess to not be the right thing. Now it's on my desktop. Every time I delete it, it comes back to my desktop when I restart.

I thought it was a virus because it tried to extract something but I stopped it. None of the virus scanners caught it: Norton, Avast, Ad-Aware, Spybot Search and Destroy. Not even in safe mode.

I don't know what to do!

And the person tries to make you feel guilty about it by saying things like "I've been here longer than you." etc.

when applying for a higher up internal position at work

When applying for a job

I need help. I don't know what happened. This morning I bent down to kiss my cat, and I must have bent over too fast, because when I stood back up I had pain in my back. It was bearable.

But then I did some chores, and my back started hurting really bad. So my husband told me to lie down on the floor. So I did, and then I got stuck there because the pain was too bad to get up in my lower back.

I finally got up and now I'm in great pain sitting on the couch. Did I throw my back out? I'm only 24. What do I do? I already took some ibuprofin.