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Question by thenewbobbi@yahoo.com: Why did the display and all the script on my PC get big enough for me to read it without glasses?
I didn’t do anything except buy worth of Norton Security System to ” clean up my computer and make it run faster”. It now takes 22 minutes from turn on to a home page and 16 minutes from loggimg in an already on computer! I can’t figure this new larger everything out. I have tried changing the font under settings. It does not have the desired effect.

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Answer by scottythecomic
Hold down your control button and use your scroll wheel on your mouse. Wonders!

Also, Norton takes up wayyyyy too much memory and slows your computer down because of Browser Helper Objects (BHO’s).

I’d ditch it like I did and get the free AVG anti virus from the site I listed below.

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Question by Ann: What is her supposed “real estate agent” entited to? (Please read more)?
My parents are selling our house. They had a real estate agent but at the contract end they decided to sell by owner. The next day someone stopped by (alone) and said she wanted to buy our house. They set up a showing for the house, no agents involved. She did not have an agent then.

She decided that she wanted to buy the house. She talked to her financial advisor who gave some real estate agents her infomation so she could pick someone to do the paperwork. This woman apparently signed something with an agent saying she would use him but now he wants 6% of the sale.

My parents said no way – he hasn’t even done anything! My parents talked to their former agent and she agreed and said no way, and she would do it for 4% if they wanted.

The other agent is bullying everyone and sent an email saying “we are not to use our agent and not to meet without him” and that he “brought her to us”. He didn’t even know her then. What is his legal right? Can she fire him?
We live in PA.

My parents currently have no agent.
My parents are considered having their former agent do the paperwork because even though she was unable to sell our house she put a lot effort into it for the past 6 months.

The buyer had no agent until after she viewed the house, applied for a loan and wanted someone to purely do the paperwork. That’s when this other real estate agent stepped in.

This is the buyer’s first home purchase. She does seem very naive and inexperienced. Unfortunately I think she just signed whatever he told her to.

The buyer’s real estate agent seems like he is willing to do what it takes to get this commission, meaning threatening everyone. He was a jerk over the phone to my parents. I am hoping that the buyer has the right to fire him as her agent because of his aggressive and threatening tactics. She has told us she does not want to use him.

My parents will not allow him to bully them but they lack the legal knowledge.

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Answer by Spock (rhp)
where is this? America? Canada? UK? Australia?
which state/province?

which law to apply depends on where.

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that said, “this woman apparently signed something” — by this, I think you mean the potential buyer signed something.

If it is the buyer who signed, it is the buyer who owes what her contract with her agent says she owes, NOT your parents.

If your parent haven’t signed anything, they aren’t liable for any commission unless some quirk in law [you'll have to search for it] says otherwise.

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Question by Cajunmama: Makeup for a young girl – please read?
I have a 9 year old daughter, and one of the things she asked for for Christmas is makeup. She has never worn any, except for stage makeup for shows.
Now, I am not asking for advice as to whether or not she should wear makeup or not – I have talked with my husband already, and we decided that while we think she’s still far too young to wear makeup outside the house, there’s nothing wrong with it if she wants to wears it around the house for a couple of years and learned how to apply it, find her own style, and not make herself look like a baby prostitute.
What I would like to know is some places that sell relatively inexpensive makeup that would be fun for a young girl to just try out, what cosmetics would be good for a first timer, etc. Like I said, I don’t want or need advice as to whether or not I should allow it – like I said, my husband and I discussed it and we are the parents.
And she is also getting toys, like a doll and a magic trick kit and art supplies and some rollerblades, so I’m not trying to “make her grow up too fast.” Just a disclaimer – thanks!
Haha I’m not paranoid what other people think, if I was there are some questions on here I wouldn’t have answered. But people who think their advice is worth its weight in gold really annoy me, so I’m trying to filter them out. Probably won’t work though.

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Answer by Mama P
It’s not professional by any means but most places like Walmart/Target/Sears and more sell the make up value kits. It’s like a big box with plenty of lip gloss, lip stick, eye shadow, blush, etc. etc. It comes with all the tools you will ever need. I wouldn’t recommend it for an adult, but for young girls it’s a fun kit to experiment with. Plus they are fairly inexpensive and you can get them as cheap as you want or as expensive as you want. They typically are located where you find all the pre-packaged bath supplies. =)

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