I am newer to building computers and I have the following parts, could someone tell me if this is an okay set?

I say you are go to go just make sure the processor socket is the same as the mother board. Also make sure you have all the cables from the cd/dvd to mother board.

What are some good ideas for a meal for a campout?

We go camping quite often and I find I can cook just about anything over the fire that I can cook at home. Hot dogs, burgers, grilled cheese, etc those are all good for lunches. For dinner you could make chili, steaks, beef stew, gumbo. You also can wrap many things in foil and cook them off to the side on indirect heat. Like fish with lemon and garlic, potatoes and onions, wrap corn on the cob with er in foil. I've even made leg of lamb over the fire, and the next day made gyros with the leftovers. If you don't have a set of cast iron pots and skillets it would be a great investment for you. You really can cook just about anything with them when camping. Have a good time!

What do you do about Brit families like mine?

Such selfish horrible people, they ped me about as a baby & never make any effort at Christmas or anything, not interested in me at all. As a child I was always beaten up. Now as an adult, my kids see the neglect and don't understand why we're not included in anything. They never invite us for New years Eve or anything. The step family just look after their own & the 'natural' part of the family also just think of themselves. It used to get me suicidal, to see how none of them cared about me. But as an adult, it's like so embarressing explaining to my kids as to why our 'family' are so nasty? What would you do?

What is do i search on youtube to find the episode on the office when he sings the angela song?

i love the office and im trying to find that time that he was like hey angellla ella ella a a a. it was like the song umbrella by rihanna, but with the words changed to angela. it was funny.

Will the scantron count a question wrong if you didn't FULLY erase the answer..?

Kay so i recently took a midterm for geometry and I felt really good about it because I checked over it alot and things like that, it was pretty easy. The thing is, i ended up with a 70 on the test, if i had missed one more question I would have failed and i was devistated with this score because in my math cl i was getting A's on my tests and I was confident I atleast got a B on the midterm. I was sad because getting a 70 meant I couldnt get into honors algebra 3-4 and all of my friends in the cl made it in so i wil be totally alone if i honestly got a 70 on this test. They said theres a way to make someone review your test and all, but before i make a fool out of myself having them reveiw my test and really getting a 70, I was wondering since they used the scan tron test that the scantron would of picked up the not full erased bubbles? Like, I'd have an answer, figure out its wrong, and then try and erase the bubble to fill in another one but my eraser was crappy and there was lots of smudges and the bubble was still sort of dark-ish. But the other bubble was filed in totally and completely. And that happened for say, oh 7 of the questions? And that'd being me up to an a or b ish range if thats possible that it happened? So please, just help):. I really want to know quickly...:| Thanks.

If a Financial Advisor makes a mistake, does he or the firm have to pay for it?

If a Financial Advisor at a large firm like Merrill Lynch makes a mistake (buystoo much stock or sells too much stock for a client) and the mistake results in a loss to the firm, does the firm have insurance for such mistakes? Let's say I ask my broker to buy 1000 shares of Microsoft and he accidentally buys 100,000 shares. Furthermore, let's say he doesn't notice the mistake for 10 minutes or so and there's been significant movement in the stock resulting in a cost of $50,000 by the time he makes the correction. I know the client isn't on the hook but my question is wheather firms take out insurance for mistakes like these.

Question for hairstylers!?!?

I love it. You could probably put it half up for sports, or have someone french braid it on both sides. I don't think there's really a face shape that would look bad with this haircut. You could ask your hairstylist to thin your hair out so it will lay better for you, and that also might help with the wavy hair. You could scrunch it up with a spray gel and just do tons of cute things with that style!