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2006-11-29 20:19:48 · 9 answers · asked by Joe P 1 in Boxing

2006-11-29 20:19:42 · 10 answers · asked by Almaas Ahmed 1 in Community Service

2006-11-29 20:19:04 · 11 answers · asked by princess 2 in Beer, Wine & Spirits

2006-11-29 20:18:51 · 6 answers · asked by afrprince77 2 in Family

How do I delete a corrupted folder from my removeable hard drive?

I've tried the following:
1) Left click: "Delete is not accessible The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable"
2) Rigth click and delete: "Cannot delete: The directory is not empty"
3) Rename file does not work
4) Format is not an option (too big for my internal hard drive)

What is my options?

2006-11-29 20:18:37 · 5 answers · asked by butterfly 1 in Other - Computers

Chapter 1

“No! I will not stay here and deal with her! We live like such fools! Forget your regrets about the divorce! I’m not going to come running to you either! I’m leaving for good!” Candace yelled into the receiver.

“Well, you’re going to have to stay, whether you like it or not. What is your other choice?” Mr. Timmons insisted in a frustrated tone. He was becoming increasingly impatient with Candace and her demands.

“I have had it with both you and Mom! I am just going to leave!” she screamed. She slammed the receiver down on the desk.

Her face, as swollen as a bad mosquito bite, wrote a story of anger and tearful disappointment. Candace felt betrayed by her father’s refusal to allow her to live on her own in apartment, or else, take her into his home. The predominant coldness of her mother had finally pushed her to the cliff’s edge. Leaning over precariously while looking down at the valley below, she thought about jumping off sometimes. Her desire to get out of her living situation seemed stronger than ever. She was putting her escape plans into effect. Thanks heavens I probably won’t be staying here much longer. I can go stay with Dad or Auntie and really work on my paintings.

Her hazel eyes met with her mother’s cold steel blue eyes. Candace stared right through her, as if she were a mirage instead of a desert oasis. A righteous rage penetrated her mother slowly, but she chose to ignore her interests as usual. Warning, symbols and body language meant little to her because of her emotional vacancy.

“So I guess you will be happy now. You’ve finally got what you wanted. Don’t bother to say goodbye and I will see my way out,” Candace announced coolly. You always use people and then pretend that you didn’t do anything to them, or that you’re really sorry about your actions.

Mrs. Timmons hardly looked up from her spot. She jerked to the right in her chair for some reason, maybe from shock. Candace couldn’t really tell what was going on in her mind. She waited for a response from her mother. Finally, Mrs. Timmons took a deep breath and let out an exasperated sigh.

“Fine. Leave the keys with me. Take what you need and nothing else,” Mrs. Timmons responded icily, as she crossed her arms over her chest. She stared at the floor instead of raising her head to look at her daughter.

“Well, you always get what you want now, don’t you? One way or another, you manage to manipulate my life. Sometimes I can’t even believe what you’ve managed to get away with. If Dad only knew the whole story,” she moaned as she trailed off, twisting her left fingers into her hair.

Mrs. Timmons defiantly looked away for a moment. She took a deep breath while her eyes moved back and forth from one side of the room to the other. Candace waited for her to say that last comment she usually made whenever they disagreed. I’m not the one who has to win the arguments, she thought to herself.

“Well, do what you want. You are always full of nonsense. Just go pack up your things and leave then, if you’re not happy. It’s not like I want to hold you up,” she announced coldly after a few minutes had passed.

“Fine.” Candace retorted without hesitation. I won’t waste my time on someone who doesn’t care, because if I wanted to, I would stay.

She furiously fled out of the living room. Rushing across the hall, she headed for the far staircase. Since she had lost this round of gunfire, she decided that she would no longer fight in this war of words between her mother and her father. Her intention was to leave this house, once and for all. This time, her determination to leave seemed genuine.

Her strawberry-blonde hair flew through the air in streams as she nearly catapulted herself out of the room. Her mother and sisters stared behind her as she made her way out. She was always the first and last one in the room to make a scene. Her mother put her book down on the side table, got up out of her rocking chair and walked to the middle of the Persian carpet that lined the hardwood floor. She watched as her eldest daughter stomped up the stairs to her room on the third floor.

“Don’t bother saying goodbye! I don’t want to see you ever again!” she yelled down the stairs as she crossed the loft into her room. There was no response. Her words echoed through the entire house.

The usual realization of her indifference caused little grief to Candace, since she had spent years putting up with her mother’s attempts at using her to get more money out of her father. They had been divorced since she was eleven. Their separation wasn’t unpleasant, and neither was their marriage. Her father was simply a classic workaholic. He stayed at the office till 8 p.m. or later on a typical weeknight. This Friday, she managed to get a hold of him before 9 p.m. That was unusual for her.

Initially, she had hoped her mother might actually respond in her favor. As usual, her dreams were dashed. She had decided to just hang up without saying anything else to her father. Her father didn’t make most of the decisions simply because he wasn’t around. Because of his lack of involvement, she had put up with her mother’s meddling for years.

Tears rolled down her eyes as she stormed up the stairs to the attic above. Her temper was like a brooding tempest that waited in the outer edges of the horizon, closing in slowly on a warm, clear sky. She continuously shocked all the members of her family with her outbursts. They could never predict how, when or why she would let her demons loose.

The bedroom door slammed behind her. She dropped onto her bed, placed her head on her pillows for a moment, then let out a sigh. She rested there for a few minutes. Then exasperation took over, so she decided to take a quick shower.

As she stripped each layer of clothing and placing them in a pile on the bathroom floor, she slid into the hot shower she had just started. Quickly she lathered up the soap and began washing herself. The warm water rinsed away her salty tears that had started streaming down her cheeks. She was relieved to be upstairs, just so that she could avoid crying in front of her mother. Mrs. Timmons had disapproved of any public display of emotion.

This was one of the many so-called attributes of hers that annoyed Candace greatly. As polar opposites, they didn’t have much in common to begin with. She wasn’t obsessed with clothes, but her mother had to have the finest designer clothing from all the expensive shops downtown.

As a child, she had been fascinated occasionally by a beautiful dress for a special occasion, but as soon as she hit her teens, she started buying baby doll dresses and seventies-style clothing from old thrift shops or else, the mall. Once in a while she went to a large boutique when they had a sale, but she didn’t shop on a daily basis. Her mother was nearly addicted to high fashion and had racked up huge bills every month. When she realized the allowance wasn’t enough to pay for all the items she bought, she went to court to demand more money. At one point, she even had to take out a second mortgage just to pay off her credit line. She had read their files, budget plans and online portfolio.

She thought about these details as she washed and conditioned her hair. She let the water rinse her thoroughly, then finally stood in the shower for a while just to feel the warm water fall on her body. She thought that was a sensual experience of sorts. She wasn’t a virgin anymore, so she was fascinated by every opportunity to experience some kind of sexual or sensual pleasure.

Finally, she got out of the shower, brushed out her hair and dried off her body with a towel. For a moment, she looked at herself in the mirror. She was thankful that her appearance was so different from her mother. With her light reddish blonde hair and dark hazel eyes, she resembled her patriarchal grandmother far more than the woman who gave birth to her. With the release of a sigh, she picked up a tube of concealer. As she dotted the makeup over her circles, she started examining the situation.

Candace had wanted out of the family for a long time. The only members she got along with, other than her little sisters, were her aunts and uncles. Her grandparents had passed during the first nine years of her childhood. She figured she would go stay with them for awhile, since they would not mention that she was staying with them. They lived six hours away along the coast. During her teenage years, she had tossed around the idea of running away, which seemed glamorous and wild.

Occasionally, she read the newspaper. One of the featured stories might mention teenagers arrested by police officers, kids in juvenile hall, and occasionally, something about kids on the street. She had decided against such an existence. Now she was older. Her main focus now was to get off this battlefield of anger, simmering discontent and veiled hostility. She would not wear a mask of calmness over her anger like her mother.

2006-11-29 20:18:36 · 6 answers · asked by wife of Ali Pasha 3 in Other - Arts & Humanities

hi im wondering if i can get my dad done by the poilce as he keeps pushing me only serious answers only and if my mum dont help me when i argue with him does she still love me ???

2006-11-29 20:18:30 · 12 answers · asked by dale l 1 in Family

Sad, i know, but i have an interest in Armoured Vehicles and know ALOT about them.
If any of you have a "Favorite" Armoured Vehicle (Tank, APC, Recce Vehicle, AA, Arty, variant, ETC ETC) then i'd like to hear which is your Favorite and why... and maybe a little of what you know about it.... Country, Role, something special about it.

Not a common question, but therefore, if you know anything....... more chance you'll get the 10 points.... x

2006-11-29 20:18:29 · 9 answers · asked by Bmp1ksh 3 in Trivia

There are some computers in my workgroup when i click on them it says "access denied" but it can open from other computers in the same network...

2006-11-29 20:18:16 · 3 answers · asked by shardul m 1 in Computer Networking

i've started to one of my exes again after a long time and we have agreed to be friends but he tells me his feelings for me have changed and that he doesn't want to be friends he wants to be more and he's calling me at 2pm i do still have feelings for him but don't no weather they are the same way what should i do any ideas sensible ones please

2006-11-29 20:18:16 · 23 answers · asked by beci 3 in Singles & Dating

if ever ure on who wants to be a millionaire, and u were asked to use a lifeline what will u use first?
and why?

2006-11-29 20:18:03 · 18 answers · asked by Anonymous in Polls & Surveys

What kind of guy has so little respect for the life that he has been given that he goes around endangering himself by riding a motorcycle? You're paid millions of dollars to play A GAME! You win the Superbowl! You have everything that you or any body could every have! What the hell is your problem? I hope to God that this is just the beginning of a has-been. Get out of the league Ben!

I know this is old news but it's funny how crappy the Steelers are now. What do you think about this dude?

2006-11-29 20:18:00 · 11 answers · asked by Jason 3 in Football (American)

When your young, you dont know, but you dont know.. you dont know,so you take some chances. In your twenties and thirties you dont know and you know you dont know, and that tends to freeze you; less risk taking. In your forties you know but you dont know you know, so you may be a little tentative. But then, as you pass fifty, if you've been paying attention, you know, and you know you know. Time for some fun.

2006-11-29 20:17:42 · 16 answers · asked by Anonymous in Polls & Surveys

Ideally, the answer would be in CAGR, or percent by year. Also, the a good citation of the source is rather important.

2006-11-29 20:17:38 · 1 answers · asked by Rashad M 1 in Economics

gun happy and responsible for some war crime and revenge killings, we USA troops really "emotionaly " capable of a hearts and mind game in iraq.. look at the UK .. in most of their porvinces there is peace,, but in USA areas is where violence is the worst.. i think that is because American soliders thinks "shoots first and ask questions later"! not their fault.. they had no cultural training and even though there are a lot of intelligent there are a lot of how should i put it! Under par slodiers in Iraq.. think about it.. the normal infantry solider does not have good A level or a degree. ( but the officers usually have degrees and are vetted for leadership and intelligence etc..
|Cultural training would have solved a lot of probems for the americans.. respecting the iraq people and not flying their colours high with no iraqi flag beside it... **** would you like it if that happened in your country that was just invaded..

2006-11-29 20:17:15 · 14 answers · asked by Anonymous in Military

i wanna download wal papers in my kg300 - a lg mobile

2006-11-29 20:17:14 · 5 answers · asked by nish 1 in Cell Phones & Plans

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2006-11-29 20:16:59 · 19 answers · asked by Anonymous in English Football

And is Dr. Phil her false prophet of Doom ?

2006-11-29 20:16:40 · 12 answers · asked by sayyed_al_afghani 2 in Religion & Spirituality

2006-11-29 20:16:22 · 18 answers · asked by B 3 in Non-Alcoholic Drinks

Wondering how long beardies live for. I have read in different books it is anywhere from 7 to 15 years. My beardie is 5 years old and we've had her since she was 6 weeks old.

2006-11-29 20:16:17 · 8 answers · asked by Anonymous in Reptiles

2006-11-29 20:16:17 · 6 answers · asked by princess 2 in Singles & Dating

What are some way you can make your butt bigger?
I know squats is one way.
Any other things? besides having to BUY things.

I know "you should be happy with yourself the way you are"
I just want to know some other ways.

2006-11-29 20:16:06 · 8 answers · asked by Kimetra.Smoothers 1 in Diet & Fitness

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