My house needs second story to be livable what to do?
Q. I have a 1 1/2 story house, what is the cheapest way the get the room upstairs livable, build the story up or a shed roof? What should I do? There is an addition tied to the roof that makes the kitchen longer I want the most living space out of my second story.
Asked by fourcheeks4 - Wed Nov 1 17:39:05 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why can you not make a liveable space in the upper floor. I live in a 1 1/2 story and we have livable space there. You just need to put the essintals...insulations, wallboard, flooring, and hvac. If you need more floor space...maybe consider doing a dormer on the front or back side so you can push out the walls of the rooms.
Answered by Brian Da Dog - Wed Nov 1 17:48:42 2006
Q. I have a 1 1/2 story house, what is the cheapest way the get the room upstairs livable, build the story up or a shed roof? What should I do? There is an addition tied to the roof that makes the kitchen longer I want the most living space out of my second story.
Asked by fourcheeks4 - Wed Nov 1 17:39:05 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why can you not make a liveable space in the upper floor. I live in a 1 1/2 story and we have livable space there. You just need to put the essintals...insulations, wallboard, flooring, and hvac. If you need more floor space...maybe consider doing a dormer on the front or back side so you can push out the walls of the rooms.
Answered by Brian Da Dog - Wed Nov 1 17:48:42 2006
Is Jackson, Mississippi one of the most livable cities in the United States?
Q. I read on a website that says that Jackson, MS is one of the most livable cities in the US. However, I am concerned about the amount of resources that is aviable in the city such as the water, which I read that is polluted and over-chlorated, and the it does not have much as many of the major cities in the North and East Coast of the country. Nevertheless, I would like to see that Jackson and the rest of Mississippi be improved to be livable.
Asked by grasshopper_60619 - Wed Jan 30 12:14:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Through my time in the Navy I have lived in MS for about 6 months all together and have been to Jackson about 12 times. I would not say much about the city except I would never want to live there. Like any city I am sure there are good parts and bad, but what I saw of the city section myself I would choose someplace else to call home. I have also had numerous overnight stays in MS due to driving through MS for trips from one side of the country to another. My bet would be Meridian, MS. It is about an hour plus from Jackson and is a great city to live in and visit. They have a great mall, most of the normal chain restaurants you would find in any large American city and the best people ever. The county, I believe, the considered the… [cont.]
Answered by Navy Sailor - GAI - Wed Jan 30 12:31:35 2008
Q. I read on a website that says that Jackson, MS is one of the most livable cities in the US. However, I am concerned about the amount of resources that is aviable in the city such as the water, which I read that is polluted and over-chlorated, and the it does not have much as many of the major cities in the North and East Coast of the country. Nevertheless, I would like to see that Jackson and the rest of Mississippi be improved to be livable.
Asked by grasshopper_60619 - Wed Jan 30 12:14:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Through my time in the Navy I have lived in MS for about 6 months all together and have been to Jackson about 12 times. I would not say much about the city except I would never want to live there. Like any city I am sure there are good parts and bad, but what I saw of the city section myself I would choose someplace else to call home. I have also had numerous overnight stays in MS due to driving through MS for trips from one side of the country to another. My bet would be Meridian, MS. It is about an hour plus from Jackson and is a great city to live in and visit. They have a great mall, most of the normal chain restaurants you would find in any large American city and the best people ever. The county, I believe, the considered the… [cont.]
Answered by Navy Sailor - GAI - Wed Jan 30 12:31:35 2008
How much of China is actually livable?
Q. I have to do a report about overpopulation in China and i believe on one the reason that it is soo overpopulated is because most of the land is un-livable. Is this true?
Asked by Tina H - Fri Dec 14 08:44:45 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 14.689% is unlivable.
Answered by madcow - Sat Dec 15 00:09:39 2007
Q. I have to do a report about overpopulation in China and i believe on one the reason that it is soo overpopulated is because most of the land is un-livable. Is this true?
Asked by Tina H - Fri Dec 14 08:44:45 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 14.689% is unlivable.
Answered by madcow - Sat Dec 15 00:09:39 2007
Ho do you make a place livable if your neighbors are messy standby people?
Q. the house is perfect for me and my friends, however, the environment and the people are messy, like squatters, if you are familiar ith this term. i promised that i would live with them, but i can't bare the environment, is there a way that we are totally shut off from the outside world without shedding off too much light?
Asked by smile no. 817 - Fri Sep 28 06:09:16 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Build a 15ft privacy wall around your house, grow a 15-foot privacy hedge or get all you friends to volunteer and help clean up the neighborhood.
Answered by Y*G*L - Fri Sep 28 08:01:04 2007
Q. the house is perfect for me and my friends, however, the environment and the people are messy, like squatters, if you are familiar ith this term. i promised that i would live with them, but i can't bare the environment, is there a way that we are totally shut off from the outside world without shedding off too much light?
Asked by smile no. 817 - Fri Sep 28 06:09:16 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Build a 15ft privacy wall around your house, grow a 15-foot privacy hedge or get all you friends to volunteer and help clean up the neighborhood.
Answered by Y*G*L - Fri Sep 28 08:01:04 2007
What are the most livable planets other than Earth and Mars?
Q. I'm writing a speech about meeting an alien, and I need to know what planet would be the most livable for an alien. (Please explain why)
Asked by Me!!! - Sat Feb 28 22:25:27 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I'm writing a speech about meeting an alien, and I need to know what planet would be the most livable for an alien. (Please explain why)
Asked by Me!!! - Sat Feb 28 22:25:27 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Where is the most economical livable slip for someone whose residence is Orange County or Riverside CA?
Q. Ventura was a possibility last year but now it may be different. It is a 60ft sailboat. I'll be sailing it down from the Columbia River if I find one.
Asked by Your O.C. Paisano - Mon Apr 14 04:23:17 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most SoCal marinas have a limited number of live aboard slips, and a waiting list that sometimes goes for years. When I decided to live aboard a friend recommended that I move to Two Harbors on Catalina Island. I secured a job there and spent six years living aboard for free as an employee.
Answered by formersalt - Mon Apr 14 17:52:48 2008
Q. Ventura was a possibility last year but now it may be different. It is a 60ft sailboat. I'll be sailing it down from the Columbia River if I find one.
Asked by Your O.C. Paisano - Mon Apr 14 04:23:17 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most SoCal marinas have a limited number of live aboard slips, and a waiting list that sometimes goes for years. When I decided to live aboard a friend recommended that I move to Two Harbors on Catalina Island. I secured a job there and spent six years living aboard for free as an employee.
Answered by formersalt - Mon Apr 14 17:52:48 2008
I want to transfer my attic into livable space like vaulted ceiling. What would be my best options?
Q. I have a 1960 ranch with 7'4" with 2x6 rafters 20" on center and 2x6 ceing joists my roof has collar ties also. Since I already have collar ties can I cut my ceiling joists and go with the valted ceiling? or do I need to install a beam up along the ridge? Anyone out there done this before?
Asked by klp_dog - Sat Jan 19 09:42:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah we've done it before, but learn from our mistakes. Hire a engineer to design what you need. You might want to put in a pop up edge to allow light in, or a couple of dormer's. The point I;m trying to make, if its wood you can do it. However you must sooner or later pass a inspection from your county, or city to make sure what you have done is safe and engineered properly. So do it the easy way and make a plan then work the plan Good Luck
Answered by Don M - Sat Jan 19 10:02:06 2008
Q. I have a 1960 ranch with 7'4" with 2x6 rafters 20" on center and 2x6 ceing joists my roof has collar ties also. Since I already have collar ties can I cut my ceiling joists and go with the valted ceiling? or do I need to install a beam up along the ridge? Anyone out there done this before?
Asked by klp_dog - Sat Jan 19 09:42:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah we've done it before, but learn from our mistakes. Hire a engineer to design what you need. You might want to put in a pop up edge to allow light in, or a couple of dormer's. The point I;m trying to make, if its wood you can do it. However you must sooner or later pass a inspection from your county, or city to make sure what you have done is safe and engineered properly. So do it the easy way and make a plan then work the plan Good Luck
Answered by Don M - Sat Jan 19 10:02:06 2008
If you only have your basement floor painted is it still a finished livable area of the home?
Q. the walls and ceilings would be drywall and there would be electric down there and heat. oh lights too and an egress and new windows
Asked by mommy to be of 3 - Thu Sep 6 09:20:45 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you have to ask yourself is it livable...can you live down there ? it depends upon the ratio to floor space to window.is it a walk out basement ? if not then i would say no.if the reason your asking this question is because your thinking of selling the house and want to put down square footage then yes .its basically a judgement call.
Answered by bc12012 - Thu Sep 6 10:52:21 2007
Q. the walls and ceilings would be drywall and there would be electric down there and heat. oh lights too and an egress and new windows
Asked by mommy to be of 3 - Thu Sep 6 09:20:45 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you have to ask yourself is it livable...can you live down there ? it depends upon the ratio to floor space to window.is it a walk out basement ? if not then i would say no.if the reason your asking this question is because your thinking of selling the house and want to put down square footage then yes .its basically a judgement call.
Answered by bc12012 - Thu Sep 6 10:52:21 2007
should I be compensated for the days not livable im my new apt?
Q. I just moved in to my new apt a month ago. When i signed the lease on the 30th of August, I was promise that the apt. was going to ready the following monday, which was the 3rd, with a promise of a few things to be fixed. I never moved in till that Thursday, the 6th, because they did not finish the shower like promised along with some electrical problems in the kitchen, which the nevrer fixed untill the following week.I informed the management company about my late moving on, and they said, I would be compensated, but now it's the 1st of October and their invoice says, it's due for the full amount. I can't call them because their office is closed untill the October 8th.should i pay them all in full?
Asked by nikkinics - Mon Oct 1 11:33:07 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Technically speaking, if their office is closed how are they going to get your payment anyway? if they can be open to collect your payment, then they can be open to address your concern. Now then, if you did not have anything in writing stating that your rent will be prorated for the days you did not live there, then technically you would owe the full amount of rent. If they did put something in writing, then you have every right to prorate the months rent per the "written agreement" even if that was only until the third of the month. You may have to speak to them when they open back up regarding reimbursement. Good luck!
Answered by Jason S - Mon Oct 1 11:41:14 2007
Q. I just moved in to my new apt a month ago. When i signed the lease on the 30th of August, I was promise that the apt. was going to ready the following monday, which was the 3rd, with a promise of a few things to be fixed. I never moved in till that Thursday, the 6th, because they did not finish the shower like promised along with some electrical problems in the kitchen, which the nevrer fixed untill the following week.I informed the management company about my late moving on, and they said, I would be compensated, but now it's the 1st of October and their invoice says, it's due for the full amount. I can't call them because their office is closed untill the October 8th.should i pay them all in full?
Asked by nikkinics - Mon Oct 1 11:33:07 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Technically speaking, if their office is closed how are they going to get your payment anyway? if they can be open to collect your payment, then they can be open to address your concern. Now then, if you did not have anything in writing stating that your rent will be prorated for the days you did not live there, then technically you would owe the full amount of rent. If they did put something in writing, then you have every right to prorate the months rent per the "written agreement" even if that was only until the third of the month. You may have to speak to them when they open back up regarding reimbursement. Good luck!
Answered by Jason S - Mon Oct 1 11:41:14 2007
Have you made a livable income from Forex trading?
Q. And had no trouble withdrawing your wins...?
Asked by Jeff G - Mon Nov 24 02:48:29 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes. depends on which broker you are with. check options below if you wish.
Answered by Xelam - Mon Nov 24 06:12:15 2008
Q. And had no trouble withdrawing your wins...?
Asked by Jeff G - Mon Nov 24 02:48:29 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes. depends on which broker you are with. check options below if you wish.
Answered by Xelam - Mon Nov 24 06:12:15 2008
Where in Australia, would be the worse place to live that is still livable?
Q. Where would you hate to live most in Australia and why(if you want)? Also where would you like to live most?
Asked by Edward Cullen Bites My Pillows. - Mon Sep 1 06:23:26 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow. Some varied answers above. To Ross: I know quite a few people living on the Gold Coast and can assure you they're not "shallow". The various amusements built on the GC are for the benefit of tourists, not the locals. I've done a lot of travel around Australia, and generally found that most places are 'livable' and have a reason for being. Having said that, alas, I have a dislike for small country towns plonked in the middle of a flat, dry, hot, boring landscape, such as Narrabri and the like. Yes, I'm sure that the folk who inhabit such towns are wonderful, and they have a 'reason' for living there, but they are cordially welcome to it. Where like to live? State by State: Queensland: Kuranda (current) NSW: Byron Bay Vic: somewhere… [cont.]
Answered by oldemystic - Mon Sep 1 18:12:13 2008
Q. Where would you hate to live most in Australia and why(if you want)? Also where would you like to live most?
Asked by Edward Cullen Bites My Pillows. - Mon Sep 1 06:23:26 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow. Some varied answers above. To Ross: I know quite a few people living on the Gold Coast and can assure you they're not "shallow". The various amusements built on the GC are for the benefit of tourists, not the locals. I've done a lot of travel around Australia, and generally found that most places are 'livable' and have a reason for being. Having said that, alas, I have a dislike for small country towns plonked in the middle of a flat, dry, hot, boring landscape, such as Narrabri and the like. Yes, I'm sure that the folk who inhabit such towns are wonderful, and they have a 'reason' for living there, but they are cordially welcome to it. Where like to live? State by State: Queensland: Kuranda (current) NSW: Byron Bay Vic: somewhere… [cont.]
Answered by oldemystic - Mon Sep 1 18:12:13 2008
What are the top ten "most livable" cities in the United States?
Q. In terms of cheapest rent, lowest rate inflation rate, and that isn't the slums.
Asked by Dirty Punk - Sat Mar 28 13:31:13 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nicholasville, KY Watauga, TX Redan, GA Franklin, IN Clay, NY Plainfield, IN Marion, IA Omaha, NE Bellevue, NE Russellville, AR
Answered by rhino72032 - Sat Mar 28 13:44:58 2009
Q. In terms of cheapest rent, lowest rate inflation rate, and that isn't the slums.
Asked by Dirty Punk - Sat Mar 28 13:31:13 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nicholasville, KY Watauga, TX Redan, GA Franklin, IN Clay, NY Plainfield, IN Marion, IA Omaha, NE Bellevue, NE Russellville, AR
Answered by rhino72032 - Sat Mar 28 13:44:58 2009
I'm shooting a story on the Livable Downtown initiative in Seattle. What/Who shouldn't I miss?
Q. I'll be in the Seattle area documenting (photographs) what makes Seattle a "livable" city. If you're a native, what makes it "livable" (or not) for you? Who should I talk to? Where should I go?
Asked by Daniel W - Sat May 16 18:24:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in downtown Seattle and to me it's much more than simply a livable place. Here you get the metropolitan spirit of a big city (skyscrapers, Chinatown, public transportation, etc.) without being overwhelming and impersonal. If you can get past the clouds and rain, this city has tons of character, proud residents, and loads of diversity. Of course Seattle is known for it's coffee and grunge scenes. Local coffee shops are everywhere. City favorites for music are Easy Street Records and several bars in Georgetown known for live music. Art is a huge influence here. From culinary art to sculptures to architecture and grafitti, it's everywhere. We're pretty outdoorsy here, and those of us who live in the city love our parks. The best for… [cont.]
Answered by vodka_tonic - Mon May 18 06:33:31 2009
Q. I'll be in the Seattle area documenting (photographs) what makes Seattle a "livable" city. If you're a native, what makes it "livable" (or not) for you? Who should I talk to? Where should I go?
Asked by Daniel W - Sat May 16 18:24:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in downtown Seattle and to me it's much more than simply a livable place. Here you get the metropolitan spirit of a big city (skyscrapers, Chinatown, public transportation, etc.) without being overwhelming and impersonal. If you can get past the clouds and rain, this city has tons of character, proud residents, and loads of diversity. Of course Seattle is known for it's coffee and grunge scenes. Local coffee shops are everywhere. City favorites for music are Easy Street Records and several bars in Georgetown known for live music. Art is a huge influence here. From culinary art to sculptures to architecture and grafitti, it's everywhere. We're pretty outdoorsy here, and those of us who live in the city love our parks. The best for… [cont.]
Answered by vodka_tonic - Mon May 18 06:33:31 2009
Will we ever find another planet that is livable?
Q. Have we adapted to this planet by are bodies growing on it?
Asked by J N - Wed Oct 22 09:32:58 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Short answer: It may Take some time. Im sure that several years ago, scientists created a formula, using about 14+ factors: Distance from a star ( Not to Hot or Cold ) Magnetic Field ( Protect from solar Radiation ) Liquid Water ( sdpeaks for Itself ) Atmosphere ( To Breathe + Protect from meteorites etc. ) and a lot of others. But it takes Thousands of Years for light to travel the distance from our neighbouring star systems, and thats at the speed of light. So we have a lot of learning to do before we are able to visit any "Habitable Planets". See link. Hope that helps.
Answered by Andrew W - Wed Oct 22 09:45:17 2008
Q. Have we adapted to this planet by are bodies growing on it?
Asked by J N - Wed Oct 22 09:32:58 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Short answer: It may Take some time. Im sure that several years ago, scientists created a formula, using about 14+ factors: Distance from a star ( Not to Hot or Cold ) Magnetic Field ( Protect from solar Radiation ) Liquid Water ( sdpeaks for Itself ) Atmosphere ( To Breathe + Protect from meteorites etc. ) and a lot of others. But it takes Thousands of Years for light to travel the distance from our neighbouring star systems, and thats at the speed of light. So we have a lot of learning to do before we are able to visit any "Habitable Planets". See link. Hope that helps.
Answered by Andrew W - Wed Oct 22 09:45:17 2008
How can i make dads house more livable?
Q. Dads house is old, and he is a lazy person, he just puts things whereever, it frustrates me, because i have to live there as well, but at my mums house its neat and modern. he doesn;t have a lot of money, but i just want some help on trying to enhance the houses appeal!
Asked by Nyah - Sat Jul 25 09:30:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Dads house is old, and he is a lazy person, he just puts things whereever, it frustrates me, because i have to live there as well, but at my mums house its neat and modern. he doesn;t have a lot of money, but i just want some help on trying to enhance the houses appeal!
Asked by Nyah - Sat Jul 25 09:30:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Is $20 an hour a livable wage for a single person?
Q. I used to think it was a fortune, but not in this day and age! Rent is through the roof in my area! Throw on top of that renter's insurance, gas, car payment, car insurance, student loans, debts, retirement accounts, investments, savings accounts and some money to have fun. All of a sudden, $20 an hour is not enough.
Asked by Andre - Tue Nov 27 15:44:43 2007 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is PLENTY for a single person to live on. If you cannot, then you are spending too much on needless things.
Answered by steve g - Tue Nov 27 15:58:49 2007
Q. I used to think it was a fortune, but not in this day and age! Rent is through the roof in my area! Throw on top of that renter's insurance, gas, car payment, car insurance, student loans, debts, retirement accounts, investments, savings accounts and some money to have fun. All of a sudden, $20 an hour is not enough.
Asked by Andre - Tue Nov 27 15:44:43 2007 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is PLENTY for a single person to live on. If you cannot, then you are spending too much on needless things.
Answered by steve g - Tue Nov 27 15:58:49 2007
What is the 5 top most livable country for nurses to work?
Q. What is the 5 top most livable country for nurses to work?
Asked by cranberry - Fri Apr 18 02:40:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. E.U./U.K./U.S./N.Z./C.A. :D :D :D
Answered by Daniel - Fri Apr 18 02:43:20 2008
Q. What is the 5 top most livable country for nurses to work?
Asked by cranberry - Fri Apr 18 02:40:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. E.U./U.K./U.S./N.Z./C.A. :D :D :D
Answered by Daniel - Fri Apr 18 02:43:20 2008
What is the approximate livable square footage of a 2-story house?
Q. It has a complete attic
Asked by kittkat_123 - Tue Dec 5 14:30:21 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To compute square feet, you need more information than how many stories. You would need the dimesions in feet of the living space.
Answered by Surveyor - Tue Dec 5 14:38:47 2006
Q. It has a complete attic
Asked by kittkat_123 - Tue Dec 5 14:30:21 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To compute square feet, you need more information than how many stories. You would need the dimesions in feet of the living space.
Answered by Surveyor - Tue Dec 5 14:38:47 2006
Why do you think Canada is no longer number one of the 'most livable' countries?
Q. Why do you think Canada is no longer number one of the 'most livable' countries? The HDI index has placed Canada less than first since 2000, why do you think that is?
Asked by Jelly Pudding - Thu May 22 15:16:39 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. #1 or not, I can't think of anywhere else I'd rather live. Besides, we're consistently higher on the list than the USA! BTW, pretty good answer, novice.
Answered by Dave X - Mon May 26 03:16:38 2008
Q. Why do you think Canada is no longer number one of the 'most livable' countries? The HDI index has placed Canada less than first since 2000, why do you think that is?
Asked by Jelly Pudding - Thu May 22 15:16:39 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. #1 or not, I can't think of anywhere else I'd rather live. Besides, we're consistently higher on the list than the USA! BTW, pretty good answer, novice.
Answered by Dave X - Mon May 26 03:16:38 2008
What would you do on a desert island to make your life there livable.with the following provisos?
Q. The island has drinkable water and trees and vegetation suitable to the tropics and metal bearing rock. be prepared to spend at least six years there . Your plane crashed. You just barely escaped witth you life and what you carry off the plane with you in a string bag tied to your foot as you swim to the island. What would you do to survive. No rescue planes no modern conveniences.no kindly martians or rescuers with mythical ocean liners. Just you ,your brains aand a couple of basics
Asked by rozencrantzsgildersternn - Wed May 23 20:12:00 2007 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You have to make a shelter and then find food or make a fire. You could use the metal in the rocks to make sparks to set a handful of your hair on fire and then put it in some sticks to make a fire. That is if you can cut your hair with something. Maybe a sharp rock would work for this. Also you need to boil ocean water and use the salt left over from the water. If you have nothing to do this with you might be able to use a hollowed out rock, not sure about that.
Answered by notmadewithhands - Wed May 23 20:32:20 2007
Q. The island has drinkable water and trees and vegetation suitable to the tropics and metal bearing rock. be prepared to spend at least six years there . Your plane crashed. You just barely escaped witth you life and what you carry off the plane with you in a string bag tied to your foot as you swim to the island. What would you do to survive. No rescue planes no modern conveniences.no kindly martians or rescuers with mythical ocean liners. Just you ,your brains aand a couple of basics
Asked by rozencrantzsgildersternn - Wed May 23 20:12:00 2007 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You have to make a shelter and then find food or make a fire. You could use the metal in the rocks to make sparks to set a handful of your hair on fire and then put it in some sticks to make a fire. That is if you can cut your hair with something. Maybe a sharp rock would work for this. Also you need to boil ocean water and use the salt left over from the water. If you have nothing to do this with you might be able to use a hollowed out rock, not sure about that.
Answered by notmadewithhands - Wed May 23 20:32:20 2007
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