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If I go to a specific category of answers it is always blank. No questions are shown. It say that no questions match my criteria. All I did was click on a category. It happens with multiple browsers and has been going on for weeks.

On the 12 days of yahoo answers our askers gave to us...

12 who's better looking?

11 which is better?

10 what to get him?

9 Can you do my homework for me?

8 Obama bashings

7 my parents hate me

6 incomplete questions

5 lonely trolls

4 am I pretty?

3 illegal downloads?

2 horoscope matchings

1 service unavailable

Yeah it's stupid, but I was bored....

School has started for most, and now the homework questions on Y!A dominate. Do you answer these and why? Would it be better to just empower people to answer on their own by just giving a direction to find them, or just give answers to help them cheat, resulting in learning nothing?

Since Sierra shut down the master server for this game it has been hard to get online. Someone wrote a mod to do so without it. But I have followed the install to the letter with guides from 2 sites and cannot get it to work. Will someone who has been successful and is playing now, advise.

There is a solution. On Xfire, there are 12 people playing it right now. There was an addon developed to bypass the cd check, so people could play online. But it does not work for me.

Could someone who has gotten this to work, please answer?

Since Sierra shut down the master server for this game it has been hard to get online. Someone wrote a mod to do so without it. But I have followed the install to the letter with guides from 2 sites and cannot get it to work. Will someone who has been successful and is playing now, advise.

There was a board game I played in the 80s that was fantasy based. It had a tower in the middle that ran on 2 D batteries. It controlled a computer that you would access with a touch pad. The center would spin around and light up various events in the game, such as going to the bazaar or fighting brigands, etc. The game pieces were various colored transparent plastic that stacked on a base and moved around the cardboard playing board. Does anyone have any idea what this game is called?

Which one would you be, and why?

I am trying to take the family to Hawaii in January. I developed somewhat of a phobia after my last trip back from Asia a few years ago, which was very rough for over an hour at the end.