They are essentially opposite, since one destroys something while the other is supposed to make it better. But, this is all subjective because one person's idea of "decorating" could be "defacing" to another...

Whatever someone is willing to pay you for it. Is it open, in good condition, stored properly at the right temperature, etc? All of this will affect the value. Do a search on the internet for what they are selling for and have sold for to give you an idea. Then you have to find a buyer and actually sell it, which comes back to what I first said - it depends on what the buyer(s) are willing to actually pay you - and that changes all the time.

Because the President has decided not to release the photos - for a whole lot of reasons you may agree with or not. Plus, why would a photo prove anything? They are faked, created and modified all the time and probably the least reliable "proof."

Nope. It was after the October Revolution in 1917. This was when Lenin and the communists took power and created the Soviet Union (the USSR, or Union of Soviet Socialist Republics). Before this, Russia was a Monarchy type system run by "Czars," who were essentially "Kings." This was a BIG change from their previous history, to say the least, and the rest is, as they say, "history."

The first big use was in WW2, though it was initially done years before that. Though possible, it would be difficult to find out the very first time it was utilized.

You will have to fix the engine by taking it apart or rebuilding it (or more likely, have a capable person do it for you). A compression problem is caused by something broken inside the engine - it could be a hole, crack, break, or other imperfection in the piston(s), rings, valves, or head gasket. It is a big job but fairly straightforward IF you know what you are doing. If you don't, don't do it yourself as it is a very precise job. Good luck.

No, it shouldn't. It should be the color of the paint, Sand is usually added to ad texture, which helps hide imperfections in the surface you are painting.

Your spelling doesn't look too bad, at least compared to the butchering and complete lack of caring that is usually around here, and everywhere else it seems. My computer always at least warns me that I am spelling something wrong - even as I write this. I guess I assumed that everyone's does, but it can't be the case. It has to be a setting on your browser if it is not happening for you, or people must just ignore it (when something I type gets a red underline, it is wrong and I fix it). I use Safari and Firefox browsers, and it has always worked on both. The same goes for word processing (MS Word), and my email programs, and every other computer I use, so it baffles me as to why people don't use it. "Auto spell" is maybe available, but usually it is up to you to check the correct spelling yourself. It just takes a quick click on "spelling and grammar." It will suggest something for you, or you can look up the word in the dictionary in the same area of the program. Try it, it helps a lot. And while you are at it, check punctuation, capitalization, and grammar, since spelling seems to be fairly good with you. Spelling is only half the battle - those are the rest. Good luck and I applaud you for caring and trying.

Really? Most conspiracy theorists don't think he is actually dead, but you are wondering who "really killed him? It was a Navy Seal, part of the Seal team, part of the Navy, which is a branch of the military, which is funded by the U.S. Government, with the President being the Commander in Chief. Put the blame on anyone of the above, because they were all involved (whatever makes you feel better). Or, you could say that he did it or brought it on himself. When you kill 3000 innocent civilians (for a start), you kinda paint a big bulls-eye on your forehead. Paybacks are a bitch, live with the sword, die by the sword, etc. Does that answer your question?

Excellent visual from the first answer, but it doesn't explain what caused the pain. The jelly doughnut is the disc that connects and cushions the individual bones of the vertebrate, and the part oozing out pushes on one or both of the big nerves running down the spine. That is what causes the pain, and yes, it hurts like hell.