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Thanks knowledge seeker....my first experience with this.  You
certainly came back with all that was available on the net.  I was
hoping you would find more!Thanks for your help and comments!!!

very quick and very informative answers. Thank you!

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Hi, knowledge-seeker. Thanks VERY much for your additional research.
Your comment was right -- I should have called them "tasks" instead of
"questions". Your answer still isn't exactly what I'm looking for, in
that it doesn't contain the exact tasks, only their titles. (It's sort
of like if I asked for the text of a book and instead got the chapter
titles). But you found way more then I did, and I'm becoming fairly
convinced that the full information just isn't on the Web, so I'll
give you four stars, pay out, and close this. I am still looking for
the full description of the tasks, though, so if you (or anyone else
who's reading this) happens to find them, please let me know.

Thanks,

Porkribs

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You were on target.  Thanks for the help!  I appreciate it!

Very helpful. Researcher really "went the extra mile". It was also
reassuring, as most of the people cited were folks I already knew,
which lets me feel more confident.

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Thanks so much for your help. One more thing, though. You are very
knowledgable abou this. Do you know of any sites that can help me
track the general histrory of the Oda name in Japan?

As you said, it's very common. I would just like to find more about
the historical siginificance of the Oda name.

Thanks so much for your help.

So much to be read:however good, I may still have to ask for some clarifications.

This was a nice exchange for me.  I never paid.  I am going to try to
figure out how to pay now.


Thanks.

David

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Great Answer. Knowledge_seeker followed up on my anwer clarification
wonderfully with the right links and analysis

The answer is quite complete.

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Very comprehensive answer. Thank you! (The comments and discussion
that followed was quite elucidating as well.

Thanks much!  I am definitely pleased with this answer.  I had already
put some time into the search, so I know it wasn't easy.  This
response definitely moves me ahead, and I particularly appreciate
including the search terms used.  That is a very nice touch.

You guys are great!  It was indeed Washburn's version that I was
looking for.  (His name, along with the description of the song)
sounds very familiar.  The song is listed as 1996, which makes sense
since that was approximately when our band played it and I remember it
being new at the time.

Alas, I had also searched Kazaa hoping to hear it again, with no luck.
 I just checked CDDB and it isn't listed there either.  I suppose I
could contact either a high school band music distribution company or
a band director if I really wanted to listen to it.

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No question. Great Answer. Good utilizations of med searches.

Perfect, thanks. I suspect it is not a real wood veneer, and instead a
plastic fake wood laminate.

Very well thought out. Creative response. took a lot of time and effort to answer.

Exceeded my expectations. Also, appreciated the concluding search terms used.

Great answer, and also very good comments from other people.  I was
hoping to see some actual numbers, as I gave a very specific product,
but I suppose that is a bit much to ask for $4. Sagwalla advise wasn't
on repacking the hardware and shipping it over used, it was to
actually open it up, use it, and carry it back as personal belongings
on the plane.  This is probably not illegal, but unfortantly I'm not
planning on being back in the US anytime soon.

I like the idea of buying in Germany, I hadn't considered that.

You did a good job, but I found out at last that the fruit was a
quince! Most people don't eat them raw, but I just love 'em now.