http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/05/12/windows_xp_sp3_reboots_amd/

Microsoft has so far failed to provide any plausible solution to
Windows XP customers who have seen their PCs crippled by the install
of service pack three (SP3).

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searched through google but found biased ones, like yahoo stats which list
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I need a plumber for a small job in the Leesville area of Raleigh (NW
Raleigh). I don't want to spend a fortune because we seldom use this
guest bathroom.

Problem:

During spring cleaning, hubby removed the cover from the shower/tub
knob. When he replaced it, the hot water did not work at all. It's one-
piece that when working correctly gets hotter as it's turned counter-
clockwise. Now, the cold water comes out fine, but as it's turned more
counter-clockwise, the cold water flows less and no hot water flows.

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Then you are really screwed....

The continued wrangling over the Democratic presidential nomination is
obscuring one very important fact about this year's elections:

the Republican Party is utterly, utterly screwed.

"GOP leaders warn of election disaster" blared the Politico headline
last week, as "Shellshocked House Republicans got warnings from
leaders past and present Tuesday: Your party's message isn't good
enough to prevent disaster in November, and neither is the NRCC's
money." http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0508/10138.html

...in a closed-door session at the Capitol, National Republican
Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Cole (R-Okla.) told members that
the NRCC doesn't have enough cash to "save them" in November if they
don't raise enough money or run strong campaigns themselves.

That's great news - but here's the even better news.