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for the division series, the roster size capped at 25 players. I read somewhere that the roster size expands for the league championship series, is that true? If so, what is the roster size for those series?

Only 25 players can be on the roster for each series (divisional, league championship, world series), in the end does everyone on the 40-man roster receive a world series ring if the team wins? Or only the 25 guys on the World Series roster?

My Inspiron 600m laptop has a built-in Broadcom wireless adapter. I'm running Fedora now but there seems to be very little or no support for wireless. Which distribution out there has good wireless support?

I have a nikon D50, which besides having a single area focus, it also has a dynamic area focus for action shots and such. How do I use this feature? Meaning, how do I focus with this feature on?

Stay was very interesting to watch, but it is confusing and still made no sense to me by the time the credit rolls. Can anyone tell me what the whole movie is about, what really happened in the movie?

My laptop has a DVD player, but I dont want to carry all my DVDs all over the place. What is the best/easiest software or set of software that would enable me to rip my DVD collection to my hard drive as Divx movies? Preferably, these are open source programs or freewares.

I want to create another partition on my hard drive to store documents and backups, which of the 2 partition options should i choose?

I don't see the bluetooth icon on the computer, but I do notice there is an indicator light for bluetooth so I am wondering if bluetooth is built into the Dell 600m.

I'm NOT talking about the rubber, I'm talking some text stuff used in Computer Science and graduate stuff.

If you raise your right hand in front of the mirror the image raises what appears to be its left hand. If you raise the left hand the image raises its right hand. But why is it when you tilt your head up it tilts its head up too and not the down?

If you raise your right hand in front of the mirror the image raises what appears to be its left hand. If you raise the left hand the image raises its right hand. But why is it when you tilt your head up it tilts its head up too and not the down?

I have a nikon D50. I want to do some landscape photography, and I was thinking I need a graduated neutral density filter because my sky washes out a lot. I have never used one of those before so I was wondering how many stops would be good for a graduated neutral density filter I should get if I plan to take some landscape with sky?

Is there certain exposure I should use to minimize this big difference between ground and sky? Or is using some sort of filter the best solution? If so, then what filters?