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  • Need help with hard drive problem (vanity!)

    06/16/2004 12:52:23 PM PDT · by Will_Kansas · 14 replies · 197+ views
    Steve Williams
    I need help with a new hard drive. It's supposed to be a 60 gig drive, but somehow it was marked as being only 32 gig. I was using an old version of Partition Magic, which I think only supported 32 gig partitions. I got the latest version, but the damage is done. Anybody know how I can get the other 28 gig back? I really hate to lose that much hard drive space.
  • How can I find article about what must be believed in order to be a liberal?

    03/11/2002 11:21:28 AM PST · by Will_Kansas · 22 replies · 560+ views
    self
    I've got a couple of budding liberals at home, and would like to be able to show them an article I saw in the last year or two. The name of the article was something along the line of:WHAT YOU MUST BELIEVE IN ORDER TO BE A LIBERAL Does anybody else remember that article? If anyone knows where to find it, let me know. Thanks.
  • What Are the Best Baseball Movies of All Time? (Vanity)

    03/06/2002 4:53:03 PM PST · by Will_Kansas · 106 replies · 603+ views
    self
    I just got done watching "The Sandlot". One of my favorite baseball movies of all time. Others I like are "A League of Their Own", "Rookie of the Year", and of course, "Field of Dreams". How about you. What are your favorite baseball movies?
  • A chamber of horrors so close to the 'Garden of Eden'

    12/04/2001 8:25:34 AM PST · by Will_Kansas · 144 replies · 899+ views
    The Independent (UK) ^ | December 1, 2001 | Andy Kershaw
    A chamber of horrors so close to the 'Garden of Eden' In Foreign Parts in Basra, Southern Iraq Andy Kershaw 01 December 2001 I thought I had a strong stomach – toughened by the minefields and foul frontline hospitals of Angola, by the handiwork of the death squads in Haiti and by the wholesale butchery of Rwanda. But I nearly lost my breakfast last week at the Basrah Maternity and Children's Hospital in southern Iraq. Dr Amer, the hospital's director, had invited me into a room in which were displayed colour photographs of what, in cold medical language, are called ...