Yes, the domain name might be available again, but grabbing it can be VERY difficult. You can find out when the domain name expires by using any Whois search such as the one at who.is.

Domain names are typically available 30-90 days after they expire. You will need electronic assistance in grabbing the domain name, because you could very well be competing with many other people who also want to re-register it. Godaddy has a good service that will electronically watch for the exact second the name is available, and try to grab it for you.

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Then I copy them to a CDRW with all my other saved documents. Then when the CDRW is full I copy them all to my hard drive and burn them of on a CDR (I make two copies just in case), then I format the CDRW and start all over again.

I also do this with programs and games that I download of the internet and wish to save. I have a CDRW each for 'Documents', 'Games', and 'Programs'.

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