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Wow, I really can't imagine what you and your wife must be going through. All I can say is hang in there and be there for your daughter and grand child during her recovery. Not that there is much of a silver lining when your daughter is assaulted nearly to death, but at least this guy is out of the picture and she is alive. Imagine if he had hurt the baby! But don't question your self, it sounds like all the decisions you made (moving your family and allowing your daughter to date this piece of shi*t) we're done for the right reasons - the love of your family. I hope this guy gets his in jail.

That's not true at all. The Operating Systems are very different. True, Apples cost more then p.c.'s but you get a lot for your money. I have sat at a desk with both a mac and pc on it running the same software and used both and I can tell you that they are definitely not the same. Mac OS is far superior to any version of Windows that I've used. I don't have time to list all of the differences, but I will say that for your average computer user (internet, email, word processing, etc.) the biggest benefit of using an apple is not having to deal with anti-virus software, spyware, malware, etc. and keeping them up to date all the time. For a lot of users that is worth the difference in price alone.

No. Each cookie stores information about 1 specific site. Since his problem is occuring with different sites it can't be cookie-related. No, a virus would not change your window size preference, it would do much more damage. But it's definitely a good idea to use spyware and/or adware software if you are running windows. Exactly, it's just a preference. Try this: Make Internet Explorer Open in the Window Size You Want Periodically, Internet Explorer (IE) forgets the settings for its window size and decides to open in an annoying small window. If you close all other IE windows that might be open, resize the small window (do not maximize) and then close it, IE is supposed to remember that it was resized when you next open it. But sometimes it goes right ahead and opens in a small window again. In that case, there are several methods to try. Resize (with only one window open) and then close by clicking the X in the upper right corner while holding down the Shift key. Often this works but it may not. If the above does not work, your next step is to try the two-window method.Open a single IE window (which is presumably still too small) Now open a secondary IE window by either right-clicking or shift-clicking on any convenient link in the open IE window Resize this second window to the desired dimensions Close this resized window by clicking the X in the upper right corner while holding down the Shift key Resize the still open original window as desired Close this window by clicking the X in the upper right corner while holding down the Shift key If you do not mind always having maximized IE windows, another approach is to edit the IE shortcut. Right-click on the shortcut that you use for IE and choose properties in the context menu. In the drop-down menu for "Run" select "Maximized". (Secondary IE windows will not inherit this setting). If you are fed up with IE I highly recommend installing FIREFOX (free).

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Here it is: Manhattan boat project - The New York Bass Forums

I have read about them a lot and considered buying one. I have heard many good things. Here are some useful threads: Sea Eagle FoldCat - Day 1 - The New York Bass Forums Bass Fishing Forums - sea eagle There was also some photos of a guy who had his outfitted with rod holders, depth finder, trolling motor etc. but I can't find it right now.

Hi Lops - I am a professional web designer and developer. I wrote a long post (click here) with some information that you might find useful. I'm sending you a pm as well. - Zak

Ted - I asked someone who services reels and he said if you send it back to abu with a letter they are really good about fixing/replacing it, no questions asked.