I can't afford a new door so how can I repair it.  How much will it cost me to install a new door
Some time ago I closed my front door (rather forcefully) while the deadbolt was sticking out partially.  This loosened the deadbolt, and the top screw no longer held. In addition, it cracked the door on the interior side. I've attached a picture showing the damage.   The door works mainly, though it can be difficult to lock sometimes, especially when the weather gets colder.  I'm currently renting, and will soon be moving out of this house, once I buy a house. I would like to repair this door myself, and I'm hoping I don't have to replace the entire door.  Is this something that can be repaired? If so, how? I realize that a new deadbolt is probably needed, but how can I repair the wood damage around it?
Will wolves attack and kill ocelots in Minecraft? I know they kill sheep. I just don't want my cats being eaten. In Google Sheets how do I duplicate a sheet along with its permission In a Google Spreadsheet called Attendance there is a sheet called Template. The user duplicates this sheet, renames the sheet with current date and uses this sheet to mark attendance for students. The Template sheet contains protected cells and the attendance is marked by entering Student's ID number in the space given (unprotected cells). I use the following script to duplicate multiple sheets and rename them everyday:  function createDailyAttendance() {   var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();   var refss = ss.getSheetByName("DataPointers");      // Get the range Row and Column information.   var dataRangeRow = refss.getRange("K2").getValue();   //var dataRangeCol = ss.getRangeByName(ColName).getValue();      // Get the range of cells that store Duplicate sheet name.   var AttendanceDataRange = refss.getRange(dataRangeRow);    var AttendanceObjects = AttendanceDataRange.getValues();    var template = ss.getSheetByName('Template');    for (var i=0; i &lt; AttendanceObjects.length; i++) {       // Put the sheet you want to create in a variable      var sheet = ss.getSheetByName(AttendanceObjects[i]);        // Check if the sheet you want to create already exists. If so,       // log this and loop back. If not, create the new sheet.         if (sheet) {            Logger.log("Sheet " + AttendanceObjects[i] + "already exists");         } else {            template.copyTo(ss).setName(AttendanceObjects[i]);            }         }   return; }   This script helps me create multiple copies of sheets from Template but the duplicate copies do not retain the Cell/Range permissions. Is there a way to add a loop function which extracts permission from Template and applies it every time the loop template.copyTo creates a sheet? Changing Login Logo I would say $\infty - \infty=0$ because even though $\infty$ is an undetermined number, $\infty = \infty$. So $\infty-\infty=0$. System.LimitException: Too many query rows: 50001 What I am trying to do is to set a date in my date field and also update the object. I am using the class below to do so which works just fine in my sanbox but in production I am getting this error:      System.LimitException: Too many query rows: 50001   public with sharing class updateObject{     public  List&lt;NRProducts__c&gt;  values;     public PageReference updateObject() {         values=[SELECT Refreshed_Date__c FROM NRProducts__c ];         for (NRProducts__c s :values){            s.Refreshed_Date__c =Date.today();          }          update values;         return null;                       }     }   VF Page:  &lt;apex:page showheader="false" controller="updateObject" sidebar="false"&gt; &lt;apex:form&gt;  &lt;apex:commandButton action="{!updateObject}" value="Update"/&gt; &lt;/apex:form&gt; &lt;/apex:page&gt; How does java do modulus calculations with negative numbers? Multirow and Multicolumn with missing lines At the very end of Deathly Hallows, after Harry repaired his own wand with the Elder Wand, he tells Dumbledore's Portrait in the office:     “I’m putting the Elder Wand,” he told Dumbledore, who was watching him with    enormous affection and admiration, “back where it came from. It can stay there. If I die a    natural death like Ignotus, its power will be broken, won’t it? The previous master will    never have been defeated. That’ll be the end of it.   Now, this seems incredibly foolish to me.  "The previous master will never have been defeated" would only have been assuredely true if Harry had died right after depositing the Elder Wand back into Dumbledore's Tomb.   If not, Harry (the Wand owner) would still be alive, and at the risk of being Disarmed (as was shown with Harry and Draco Malfoy, it doesn't matter if the Elder Wand's owner is defeated by death or simple disarming, AND it's not even required that the Disarming would involve the Elder Wand!).  So, if Harry merely put the Elder Wand back into the Tomb, and some years later, someone would disarm him (or, even worse, kill him) - then that someone would become the Elder Wand owner, either by accident or by design:    By accident - Harry is likely to get into plenty of magical duels in the future. Even discounting friendly one (teaching people the Expelliramus), he plans on becoming an Auror!  By design - plenty of people have been in the Great Hall hearing Harry explaining to Voldemort that he, Harry, was now the owner of the Elder Wand, so the fact of his ownership would most assuredly NOT remain a secret, inviting countless people tempted by owning the Deathstick to hunt Harry down. Oh, and the location is now also known!   So "its power will be broken" is quite unlikely to come true!  Is Harry hopelessly wrong? Or am I missing something in the above logic? Was this addressed in canon/JKR info? Relation between intensity of light and refractive index says:     A humanoid killed by this spell rises at the start of your next turn as a zombie that is permanently under your command   If a player is hit by finger of death and dropped to 0hp, do they turn into a zombie immediately? If they subsequently fail death saves and die, do they then turn into a zombie? What's a big-vocabulary word for someone with a big vocabulary?  I'd like to say I'm looking for a "_____". Miraak is stealing all my dragon souls I would like to know if there are any other tenses or grammatical structures to use for speaking about the future apart from will (perfect tense included), going to, simple and continuous present.  I mean not the obvious ones. For example, simple present (I could never have imagined it could be used for the future).     My mom arrives tomorrow.   I go to the doctor at 4 o'clock this afternoon. What is the association bonus, and how does it work? "A mice problem" vs. "a mouse problem" Dynamic Object Intellisense C++ catching all exceptions Is there a c++ equivalent of Java's  try {     ... } catch (Throwable t) {     ... }   I am trying to debug Java/jni code that calls native windows functions and the virtual machine keeps crashing.  The native code appears fine in unit testing and only seems to crash when called through jni.  A generic exception catching mechanism would prove extremely useful. effect of mass of spring on period of oscillation Consider a massless spring system which is hanging vertically. Attach a mass $M$ and set it into simple harmonic motion. Let the period with which the mass oscillates be $T$.   We assume that the spring is massless in most cases. Would taking effect of the non-zero mass of the spring affect the time period ($T$)? For most OpenID options, it doesn't much matter if you pick the "Sign up" versus the "Log in" tab on the sign in page.  Whether you have an account on the site or not, it just does the right thing. Not so if you are using the Stack Exchange OpenID service:    (Bonus bug: the reCAPTCHA box is a bit too wide for the expanded "Sign up using Stack Exchange" container.)  Since we already have collected an email and password (well, two copies of the password), could we not check to see if they match and automagically log the user into their SE OpenID?  If not, the error needs to be reworded somehow to explain that while the email might have been used to create a Stack Exchange OpenID, that doesn't mean they can't log in with that OpenID to create an account.  Counterintuitively, they need to use the  even if they've never had an account there before.  The  link adds to the confusion since it sends an email that leads off with:     Someone requested an account recovery on The Workplace Stack Exchange for jericson@stackexchange.com, but we don't have an account on this site that matches this email address.   (For people with accounts on other sites and/or Stack Exchange OpenIDs, this paragraph is followed by other instructions that would probably work if followed. By that time I imagine many users are at wit's end.)  To simplify: If a user already has a Stack Exchange OpenID (likely because they have an account on another site) they should be able to use the  to sign up for an account or there should be clear instructions on what to do next if they fail. When shooting in mRAW or sRAW, how does the camera generate smaller files? Most mid- and high-end DLSRs offer two or three sizes for RAW capture.  When the camera is generating the medium or small sized RAW files, how does it make them smaller?  Does it capture less information onto the sensor?  Does it capture the full amount of information and then apply some sort of in-camera compression?  Does it do something else that I'm not describing?