on belarc just click where it says download and it will put it on your pc then you can have it run and it gives you a great list of every single thing on your pc including your current RAM and how much more you can install and how many slots you have etc. Belarc Advisor - Free Personal PC Audit (Version 8.1e) here is the adding memory info for your specific Dell pc Adding Memory you do have to have matched pairs for your pc. I see the problem you take RDRAM. here is the memory info for your dell PC800 or PC1066 RDRAM (non-ECC) is what it can take you have 4 slots the memory capacities are 64-, 128-, 256-, and 512-MB non-ECC maximum memory you can have is 2 GB for PC800 1.5 GB for PC1066 8250 Series I think you are on the right track on just replacing that one with a newer more updated pc. It is just not worth spending the money on one that old. I personally am not a dell fan just because they are so proprietary on much of their parts. there are some very good deals right now on computers and most that have windows 7 will be 64 bit and can take large amounts of RAM and that RAM is a much cheaper more easily acquired type. I have an ACER netbook and just bought an ACER laptop for my husband for Christmas so far both have been fine. I have always really liked HP computers and own several. Walmart has some great prices on them right now. For what you want to do I would go with a dual core or quad core processor, I am an AMD fan but you will have a choice of Intel and AMD your choice. I would go with a 64 bit processor. AS to the windows OS it will likely be Windows 7 home premium in 64 bit on those. you mentioned seeing an ACER this is one I saw at walmart that has some great specs for the price Acer AX1800-U9002 Desktop with Intel Core2 Quad Processor Q8300 & Windows 7 Home Premium has a quad core, 750 gig hard drive,4GB DDR2 Dual-Channel Memory at 800MHz for $498 that gives you some ideas anyway.

We just moved in our new home build a month ago & I absolutely LOVE how we did the laundry room set up. We are a family of 4 and somehow it seems like we generate enough laundry for a family twice that size! I knew something had to change in the new house because I was completely overwhelmed with the laundry room set up we had in the previous house (pretty standard setup). In the new house, we have 3 laundry pullouts--they are full size double trashcan pullouts from Rev-A-Shelf. Each can holds 1 full load of laundry for my 3.7cu ft front load washer. So we have 6 hampers/cans altogether--1 for lights, 2 for darks/colors, 1 for DH's uniforms, 1 for whites, & 1 for towels. When a hamper gets full, I just pop the contents into the washer. The laundry not only stays out of sight all the time, but it stays sorted too! If you go this route, make sure you specify the tall, full under counter height (with no space for a drawer above) trash cans. If you say 'hamper', you will get a single low hamper in each. If you just say 'trash pullouts' you will likely get the little short cans that would fit under your kitchen sink & won't hold anywhere near as much laundry. Feel free to use my pics to show your cabinet guy what you want. Like you, we're on a large piece of property & most of the time the kids are stripping down in the laundry room & then headed straight for the shower. If they are clean enough to bypass the laundry room, I have them bring their dirty clothes into the laundry room after their shower/bath and they sort their clothes themselves into the proper bins. DH & I have a hamper in our master bath--I just bring it to the laundry room every couple days & sort the clothes into the proper bins. I have a fairly simple set up & my laundry room is about 8.5' x 8.5'. My folding counter/hanging space/3 pullout hamper space is on the left as you go in, the sink is in the corner with a counter, upper & lower cabinet to the right of it, and the washer and dryer are to the right as you go in (conveniently located just across from the pullout hampers, folding counter & hanging space.) These aren't the best photos as I had to use the webcam but you get the idea--haven't found the box with the battery chargers for the camera yet! Hope these help :-) Front shot of Pullout Hampers/Trash Can Pullouts: Middle Hamper Pulled Out: Corner Sink w/ Counter & Cabinets to Right: Washer/Dryer w/ Deep Cabinets Above:

Thsnk ya, Sue. Thast should be tasty - I'll try it. I got the devil a couple of days ago for being anti-U.S. Being sneaky, too, sort of sliding the barbs in underhanded-like. I have respect and affection for your country - Sue was from Iowa, kids have dual citizenship. But when you perceive that someone that you care about has problems, are you doing them a favour by keeping your mouth shut? Does a doctor who diagnoses cancer, or some less drastic illness, do his patient any favour if, concerned about the immediate emotional upset to the patient, s/he keeps her/his mouth shut? There's self-interest, too - Canada does 3/4 of our export-import business with the U.S. When you guys get a sneeze - we get pneumonia. Some years ago when I was expressing concern about so much of our business being bought by outsiders, some fellow workers said they didn't care about the owner, as long s they had a job. I said that in some cases, if there is equal profitability in the work of two plants and business shrinks, in some cases the plant in the country of the parent may be kept open, but the one in a foreign country closed down. Some would say that I need not be concerned these days - being retired, I'm not in need of running around looking for employment. But if a major part of the work force becomes unemployed, or working in low-pay jobs, they won't be paying much into pension funds, so ... ... payouts to me may be drastically curtailed. Or suffer cessation. When you drop a stone into a quiet pool ... ... as with under-sea earthquakes, the ripples run a long way. Good wishes to you and yours, Sue. ole joyful

Thank you very much for the response @Susan Davis, everything is negotiable, the sofa is getting old, put there because that's all that I had, there's a dead spot in the corner, the curtains can be changed as needed, I want some sort of rustic/modern design if that makes any sense, just concerned about the living room layout and try to maximize the seating. Don't need any shelving or storage in the living room, just basically if it were a blank canvas what would you guys do? I'm sorry, not seeing any bright blue on upper right side, which photo is it? Thank you! Roy