Doug answers:

Just a wild guess. They got tired of people breaking them.

Doug answers:

D. She needs to learn and accept the fact that she cannot f-in drive anymore and if people keep being nice to her she’ll keep it up until she kills somebody!

Oh, and then pray for her afterward!

Doug answers:

The Hagia Sophia was never built as a palace. It was a(n):
Eastern Orthodox cathedral (562-1204)
Catholic church (1204-1261)
Eastern Orthodox cathedral (1261-1453)
Imperial mosque (1453-1931)
Museum (1931-present)

All the other options are true

Doug answers:

Don’t worry too much about the surroundings. Concentrate your decorating efforts to where you and your groom will be standing as you take your vows. That’s the only place people will actually be looking, anyway. Candelabra stands and floral arrangements on pedestals are beautiful. Attach large tulle bows to the sides of the chairs on the aisles if you think you need them and maybe add a couple of flowers to the bows on the front row bows.

Your reception decorations will be viewed for a much longer time than the ceremony’s. Put your money and energy into those, instead.

Doug answers:

The easiest way to do it would be running Microsoft Exchange server. It’s really not easy to configure this for security and stability. You will have to buy Exchange Server and it’s not exactly cheap. You will also have to install it, create user accounts (if you are running a Windows AD domain then you can use those user accounts). You will have to set up DNS correctly (Add an MX record that points to your email server). You will also have to set up your firewall, so that no one can attack the server and use it as an open relay to send out spam. If you want your users to be able to access the server through web (webmail), you will need to set up Outlook Web Access (OWA).

As you can see it’s very complicated to setup, and correctly run an email server. I would look into something like Google Apps. It’s cheap, and works well.