Piece Keepers Answers
Maggots in the kitchen do I have to throw all my food away?
Q. I was cleaning behind the fridge and I found five or six maggots. Now, I've always heard that if you find five or six there are probably a zillion more. I am a fairly clean house keeper, so I think a piece of garbage snuck behind the fridge. But anyway, do I need to throw everything out?
Asked by carls812 - Tue Jul 10 20:56:00 2007 - Cleaning & Laundry - 4 Answers - Comments
A. If they were behind the fridge in absolutely no contact with food - then it is a pretty safe bet that your food in the fridge is fine - Use a 1 part bleach to 4 parts water to clean the entire area behind the fridge - that is the only chemical known to kill the little buggers - are you sure they are maggots and not termites??? I would check into it especially if you are a homeowner...
Answered by Lords of Stockton - Tue Jul 10 21:08:23 2007
Q. I was cleaning behind the fridge and I found five or six maggots. Now, I've always heard that if you find five or six there are probably a zillion more. I am a fairly clean house keeper, so I think a piece of garbage snuck behind the fridge. But anyway, do I need to throw everything out?
Asked by carls812 - Tue Jul 10 20:56:00 2007 - Cleaning & Laundry - 4 Answers - Comments
A. If they were behind the fridge in absolutely no contact with food - then it is a pretty safe bet that your food in the fridge is fine - Use a 1 part bleach to 4 parts water to clean the entire area behind the fridge - that is the only chemical known to kill the little buggers - are you sure they are maggots and not termites??? I would check into it especially if you are a homeowner...
Answered by Lords of Stockton - Tue Jul 10 21:08:23 2007
How do I remove water/stains from OLD glass ?
Q. I love sun purple glass! I have several beautiful pieces that have water stains or some other kind of stain that I cannot remove. I've tried Bar Keepers Friend. I have soaked them in CLR for 2 weeks. I even soaked them in Coca Cola (it melts nails) for a week and still won't come out. Any great wisdom would be appreciated. thank you!!
Asked by chelle - Tue Jul 6 14:50:53 2010 - Cleaning & Laundry - 3 Answers - Comments
A. What you are thinking of stains is more likely devitrification and can only be removed by polishing. Glass is silicon dioxide with other oxides in solution. Under certain conditions the solution breaks down and some of the chemicals etch out, leaving behind the white "stain" of silicon oxide - but if you think of it as little tiny bits of sand attached to the clear solution you will see why vinegar, CLR, etc. are not going to attack it - sand is pretty tough.
Answered by Mike1942f - Thu Jul 8 04:07:57 2010
Q. I love sun purple glass! I have several beautiful pieces that have water stains or some other kind of stain that I cannot remove. I've tried Bar Keepers Friend. I have soaked them in CLR for 2 weeks. I even soaked them in Coca Cola (it melts nails) for a week and still won't come out. Any great wisdom would be appreciated. thank you!!
Asked by chelle - Tue Jul 6 14:50:53 2010 - Cleaning & Laundry - 3 Answers - Comments
A. What you are thinking of stains is more likely devitrification and can only be removed by polishing. Glass is silicon dioxide with other oxides in solution. Under certain conditions the solution breaks down and some of the chemicals etch out, leaving behind the white "stain" of silicon oxide - but if you think of it as little tiny bits of sand attached to the clear solution you will see why vinegar, CLR, etc. are not going to attack it - sand is pretty tough.
Answered by Mike1942f - Thu Jul 8 04:07:57 2010
Tell me what you think of this piece (the first few paragraphs of my chapter)?
Q. I remember, not too long ago, the memories of being an orphan, and my imaginary outlook on the world guiding me. My mother, Isabella, died. She wanted me, of course. Why would anyone want to abandon an innocent child? There was no justifying this except that my keeper died. If she were alive, she would not leave me because I was special. You may not agree, no one else might agree, and mankind could probably prove it scientifically why I was just an ordinary babe; it still wouldn t make a difference. They were just words spoken words that I tried to make myself believe believe that I was special words to keep me going. Sometimes, it s better to just accept the truth but depression hurts. The past held great miseries, and caused so much… [cont.]
Asked by February's kisses - Wed Jan 5 17:55:39 2011 - Books & Authors - 1 Answers - Comments
A. The good: 1) Great emotion -Good job capturing the character's feelings and interpretation of herself. 2) Good variation in sentence structure -There aren't too many, "I did this," and, "I did that," sentences. The bad: 1) Overuse of ellipses -This is perhaps the thing that got to me most. When you're going to use an ellipsis for dramatic effect, it works best peppered in sparsely. You don't want too many because it reduces the dramatic effect and spoils the piece. Ever heard of having too much of a good thing? That's what's going on here, so I suggest you try cutting down your usage of the "dot dot dot". 2) Overuse of commas -This is just a minor grammatical thing which can be fixed with a little editing.… [cont.]
Answered by katrina - Wed Jan 5 18:19:37 2011
Q. I remember, not too long ago, the memories of being an orphan, and my imaginary outlook on the world guiding me. My mother, Isabella, died. She wanted me, of course. Why would anyone want to abandon an innocent child? There was no justifying this except that my keeper died. If she were alive, she would not leave me because I was special. You may not agree, no one else might agree, and mankind could probably prove it scientifically why I was just an ordinary babe; it still wouldn t make a difference. They were just words spoken words that I tried to make myself believe believe that I was special words to keep me going. Sometimes, it s better to just accept the truth but depression hurts. The past held great miseries, and caused so much… [cont.]
Asked by February's kisses - Wed Jan 5 17:55:39 2011 - Books & Authors - 1 Answers - Comments
A. The good: 1) Great emotion -Good job capturing the character's feelings and interpretation of herself. 2) Good variation in sentence structure -There aren't too many, "I did this," and, "I did that," sentences. The bad: 1) Overuse of ellipses -This is perhaps the thing that got to me most. When you're going to use an ellipsis for dramatic effect, it works best peppered in sparsely. You don't want too many because it reduces the dramatic effect and spoils the piece. Ever heard of having too much of a good thing? That's what's going on here, so I suggest you try cutting down your usage of the "dot dot dot". 2) Overuse of commas -This is just a minor grammatical thing which can be fixed with a little editing.… [cont.]
Answered by katrina - Wed Jan 5 18:19:37 2011
Why do some people get so worked up over a peice of cloth?
Q. In Reno, Nevada a shop keeper flew a Mexican flag above an American flag. A U.S. Army vet cut it down. Now everyone is getting worked up over a peice of cloth. Dont they know that it is what is inside you the matter and a flag is just a piece of cloth to indentfy what country your from? I *do* live in the usa and have all my life.
Asked by Mr. Dog - Thu Oct 4 12:12:20 2007 - Politics - 26 Answers - Comments
A. That "peice" of cloth represents the heritage, valor and honor of the United States of America, and should be given a position of priority whenever displayed with other flags. It is a symbol of our great nation, something that far few people take very seriously today. That "peice" of cloth deserves to be recognized, revered and saluted because it stands for more than just a way to "indentfy" what country you're from; yes, it matters more what's "inside" your heart, but our flag is the standard for our nation. Respect it. Revere it. Honor it. -RKO- 10/04/07
Answered by -RKO- - Thu Oct 4 12:22:51 2007
Q. In Reno, Nevada a shop keeper flew a Mexican flag above an American flag. A U.S. Army vet cut it down. Now everyone is getting worked up over a peice of cloth. Dont they know that it is what is inside you the matter and a flag is just a piece of cloth to indentfy what country your from? I *do* live in the usa and have all my life.
Asked by Mr. Dog - Thu Oct 4 12:12:20 2007 - Politics - 26 Answers - Comments
A. That "peice" of cloth represents the heritage, valor and honor of the United States of America, and should be given a position of priority whenever displayed with other flags. It is a symbol of our great nation, something that far few people take very seriously today. That "peice" of cloth deserves to be recognized, revered and saluted because it stands for more than just a way to "indentfy" what country you're from; yes, it matters more what's "inside" your heart, but our flag is the standard for our nation. Respect it. Revere it. Honor it. -RKO- 10/04/07
Answered by -RKO- - Thu Oct 4 12:22:51 2007
If You Notice Someone Drop Something Of Theirs And You Take It For Yourselff, Is That Considered Stealing?
Q. If you notice someone drop or leave something of theirs behind without them realizing such as money, cell phone, piece of jewelry... and you take it; is that considered legally stealing? Is there a such thing as "finders keepers" in the real world?
Asked by Melissa L - Sun Jun 8 06:37:08 2008 - Law & Ethics - 10 Answers - Comments
A. This happened to me. I was walking down a side street with a silk scarf, hand-painted by a friend in my pocket. I had taken it off from around my neck because of the heat and stuffed it into my slash-pocket. When I got to the corner to turn, I noticed that I had lost it and turned around to find a well-dressed woman hugging her leather bag in front of her. I asked her nicely, but point blank, if she had found my scarf, and when she said 'no' rather undecidedly, I went on to explain that it meant something to me, as it was designed for me by a friend. Her response was to hug her bag tighter. I knew she had it; she knew I knew she had it, but what could I do? Grab her bag and rummage through it? I was too polite to do that, and she was too… [cont.]
Answered by Veritat - Sun Jun 8 07:36:24 2008
Q. If you notice someone drop or leave something of theirs behind without them realizing such as money, cell phone, piece of jewelry... and you take it; is that considered legally stealing? Is there a such thing as "finders keepers" in the real world?
Asked by Melissa L - Sun Jun 8 06:37:08 2008 - Law & Ethics - 10 Answers - Comments
A. This happened to me. I was walking down a side street with a silk scarf, hand-painted by a friend in my pocket. I had taken it off from around my neck because of the heat and stuffed it into my slash-pocket. When I got to the corner to turn, I noticed that I had lost it and turned around to find a well-dressed woman hugging her leather bag in front of her. I asked her nicely, but point blank, if she had found my scarf, and when she said 'no' rather undecidedly, I went on to explain that it meant something to me, as it was designed for me by a friend. Her response was to hug her bag tighter. I knew she had it; she knew I knew she had it, but what could I do? Grab her bag and rummage through it? I was too polite to do that, and she was too… [cont.]
Answered by Veritat - Sun Jun 8 07:36:24 2008
Territorial Angel Fish Leading to Fin Rot, Experienced Fish Keepers Only Please.?
Q. Hey guys, hoping someone can help. I have a 60 gallon community tank. Which contains 6 angels, 1 of them being small, a rainbow fish and a few other bottom cleaners. They would get along great. I have recently seen a problem with the largest to angel fish in there, both are males. They are nipping at each other, each time in the same area of the tank, so I guess its territorial. Both of them, no other fish, just them have developed fin rot. I'm treating with mela fix, but if they keep doing this it will never go away. I just started planting and currently have wisteria, sagittaria subulata in the back, as a background plant, and dwarf sagittaria subulata in the front. They are growing pretty well right now, but not enough for fish to hide… [cont.]
Asked by Nathaniel - Thu Feb 3 01:26:32 2011 - Fish - 3 Answers - Comments
Q. Hey guys, hoping someone can help. I have a 60 gallon community tank. Which contains 6 angels, 1 of them being small, a rainbow fish and a few other bottom cleaners. They would get along great. I have recently seen a problem with the largest to angel fish in there, both are males. They are nipping at each other, each time in the same area of the tank, so I guess its territorial. Both of them, no other fish, just them have developed fin rot. I'm treating with mela fix, but if they keep doing this it will never go away. I just started planting and currently have wisteria, sagittaria subulata in the back, as a background plant, and dwarf sagittaria subulata in the front. They are growing pretty well right now, but not enough for fish to hide… [cont.]
Asked by Nathaniel - Thu Feb 3 01:26:32 2011 - Fish - 3 Answers - Comments
What is the sliding piece on riding reins for?
Q. The thing that is about two inches long and slides along thelower rein like a keeper
Asked by T o rrr - Sun Nov 14 01:24:42 2010 - Horses - 4 Answers - Comments
A. It's a martingale stop. If you don't use a running martingale, you can remove these from your reins by cutting the stitching that holds the two halves together.
Answered by Driver - Sun Nov 14 22:21:10 2010
Q. The thing that is about two inches long and slides along thelower rein like a keeper
Asked by T o rrr - Sun Nov 14 01:24:42 2010 - Horses - 4 Answers - Comments
A. It's a martingale stop. If you don't use a running martingale, you can remove these from your reins by cutting the stitching that holds the two halves together.
Answered by Driver - Sun Nov 14 22:21:10 2010
Is it possible to determine the gender of my Gopher snake from a shed skin? Serious snake keepers only please!?
Q. I had assumed that my Great Basin Gopher snake (Pituophis catenifer deserticola) was a female, on the basis of the shape of the tail. But in the years since I have had her/him no eggs (or even slugs, infertile eggs) have ever been laid. My snake just had his/her first shed of the new year. The old skin came off in one beautiful, complete piece. On the cast off skin, on each side of the vent is a tiny, reddish, protrusion between about one sixteenth (1/16) and three thirty-seconds (3/32) of an inch long. I am wondering if they could be parts from hemipeins; thus indicating that my snake is a male, instead of the female that I used to believe that I had? Or might these very tiny, protrusions be vestigial legs? Are there any other… [cont.]
Asked by Laffnmule's Lode - Tue Feb 17 04:52:42 2009 - Reptiles - 2 Answers - Comments
A. There is no way short of probing to tell if your snake is male or female from the shed. The red spots are visible on both males and females, and I've never noticed colubrids shedding sperm plugs like pythons do. Boas don't either. There are no vestigial legs on gopher snakes or any colubrid, not even internally. The lack of eggs means nothing either. Many females never lay eggs unless they are bred. I've never had a female lay infertile eggs yet and I have a lot of snakes. I have heard of people counting the scales from past the vent to determine sex, but probing is probably the most accurate and easiest to do. Any reptile vet, breeder or reptile store should be able to do it for you.
Answered by gallianomom2001 - Tue Feb 17 06:08:37 2009
Q. I had assumed that my Great Basin Gopher snake (Pituophis catenifer deserticola) was a female, on the basis of the shape of the tail. But in the years since I have had her/him no eggs (or even slugs, infertile eggs) have ever been laid. My snake just had his/her first shed of the new year. The old skin came off in one beautiful, complete piece. On the cast off skin, on each side of the vent is a tiny, reddish, protrusion between about one sixteenth (1/16) and three thirty-seconds (3/32) of an inch long. I am wondering if they could be parts from hemipeins; thus indicating that my snake is a male, instead of the female that I used to believe that I had? Or might these very tiny, protrusions be vestigial legs? Are there any other… [cont.]
Asked by Laffnmule's Lode - Tue Feb 17 04:52:42 2009 - Reptiles - 2 Answers - Comments
A. There is no way short of probing to tell if your snake is male or female from the shed. The red spots are visible on both males and females, and I've never noticed colubrids shedding sperm plugs like pythons do. Boas don't either. There are no vestigial legs on gopher snakes or any colubrid, not even internally. The lack of eggs means nothing either. Many females never lay eggs unless they are bred. I've never had a female lay infertile eggs yet and I have a lot of snakes. I have heard of people counting the scales from past the vent to determine sex, but probing is probably the most accurate and easiest to do. Any reptile vet, breeder or reptile store should be able to do it for you.
Answered by gallianomom2001 - Tue Feb 17 06:08:37 2009
When somebody says "They're a Keeper"...do you want a piece of that or start thinking restraining order
Q.
Asked by Sonic is trying to stay Retired - Tue May 27 19:38:49 2008 - Polls & Surveys - 12 Answers - Comments
A. it means i'm chaining you in my basement, idiot lol
Answered by 3rd time around!! - Tue May 27 19:43:51 2008
Q.
Asked by Sonic is trying to stay Retired - Tue May 27 19:38:49 2008 - Polls & Surveys - 12 Answers - Comments
A. it means i'm chaining you in my basement, idiot lol
Answered by 3rd time around!! - Tue May 27 19:43:51 2008
Why can't we acheive the world piece using non-violence?
Q. According to Gandhiji (greatest peace keeper of the current history), there is always a solution to every problem using non-violence. Then why we always go to war at every front? Why don't we correct ouselves first before trying to correct others? Why don't we give up our ego of power? We can never force people to get issues resolved. When our kids cry at home for a perticular thing, do we give that to him or do we wage a war with him? Why can't India give Kashmir to Pakistan which can save so many people's life? Why can't Israelis give what palestininas needs? No amount of land could be precious enough to shed so many lives. Only thing that can change the world is love, love and love. I believe that if I get Osama for 30 mins I can change… [cont.]
Asked by imgudakesh - Tue Jan 1 03:58:56 2008 - Politics - 28 Answers - Comments
A. because violence is the only language some people understand or know how to speak
Answered by The Original Old School Gangster - Tue Jan 1 04:00:58 2008
Q. According to Gandhiji (greatest peace keeper of the current history), there is always a solution to every problem using non-violence. Then why we always go to war at every front? Why don't we correct ouselves first before trying to correct others? Why don't we give up our ego of power? We can never force people to get issues resolved. When our kids cry at home for a perticular thing, do we give that to him or do we wage a war with him? Why can't India give Kashmir to Pakistan which can save so many people's life? Why can't Israelis give what palestininas needs? No amount of land could be precious enough to shed so many lives. Only thing that can change the world is love, love and love. I believe that if I get Osama for 30 mins I can change… [cont.]
Asked by imgudakesh - Tue Jan 1 03:58:56 2008 - Politics - 28 Answers - Comments
A. because violence is the only language some people understand or know how to speak
Answered by The Original Old School Gangster - Tue Jan 1 04:00:58 2008
Shouldn't UN be piece keeping in Iraq. I am glad they went in and wish Canada had supported them.?
Q. but they when't in without UN's ok. So by how UN works shouldn't they have deployed piece keepers.
Asked by sirheathen - Fri Apr 28 03:16:14 2006 - Military - 5 Answers - Comments
A. The coalition of the willing (36 countries with boots on the ground and 78 countries offering logistic support) that went in to Iraq, went in under UN charter and 14 different resolutions from the 90 cease fire agreement. Nato is currently involved in helping train Iraqi troops and police. Canada is doing a very good job helping us in the war against terrorism with their troops that are deployed in Afghanistan. The UN peace keepers seem to have their hands full in Africa, the Ivory coast and Haiti, along with other locations.
Answered by Dusty - Fri Apr 28 03:31:04 2006
Q. but they when't in without UN's ok. So by how UN works shouldn't they have deployed piece keepers.
Asked by sirheathen - Fri Apr 28 03:16:14 2006 - Military - 5 Answers - Comments
A. The coalition of the willing (36 countries with boots on the ground and 78 countries offering logistic support) that went in to Iraq, went in under UN charter and 14 different resolutions from the 90 cease fire agreement. Nato is currently involved in helping train Iraqi troops and police. Canada is doing a very good job helping us in the war against terrorism with their troops that are deployed in Afghanistan. The UN peace keepers seem to have their hands full in Africa, the Ivory coast and Haiti, along with other locations.
Answered by Dusty - Fri Apr 28 03:31:04 2006
Advanced Keepers Only - Septicemia?
Q. Not for novices. Last night I was looking at my Shubunkin because he had a strange lump in his side. I've see this lump before but it disappeared after a day or two. While looking at it last night I noticed there are more than 1, his fins are clamped and he stayed near the surface. These almost look like white zits and there are about 4. It is not ick, I know ick, seen it in person and successfully treated it. These are much bigger than ick and appear to be pushing the fish's scales out a touch. Now while checking him out I noticed my Veiltail has what appears to be Septicemia with bloody streaks in the anal and caudal fins. I immediately checked the water. 72F, p H 7.8-8.0, Amm 0, Nitrite 0, Nitrate 10-15 ppm. These two goldfish are… [cont.]
Asked by pyle221 - Tue Sep 1 14:39:19 2009 - Fish - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Unfortunately the symptoms you describe sound a lot like bacterial tuberculosis, and a bad infection at that. Tuberculosis is very difficult to treat in fish. It can also be harmful to humans if it gets in open cuts. Handle with care when doing water changes and wash your hands good afterward. The best possible treatment would be to find a vet that knows how to give a fish an antibiotic injection. Other than that you can give the fish antibiotic baths and anti-biotic fish food. The food is hard to find, I've only found it at Petland. If you're going to save your fish at all you will have to be aggressive. Unfortunately you will have to ruin your cycle in your tank because you need to get antibiotics in the tank. This means you'll have to… [cont.]
Answered by bzzflygirl - Tue Sep 1 15:14:16 2009
Q. Not for novices. Last night I was looking at my Shubunkin because he had a strange lump in his side. I've see this lump before but it disappeared after a day or two. While looking at it last night I noticed there are more than 1, his fins are clamped and he stayed near the surface. These almost look like white zits and there are about 4. It is not ick, I know ick, seen it in person and successfully treated it. These are much bigger than ick and appear to be pushing the fish's scales out a touch. Now while checking him out I noticed my Veiltail has what appears to be Septicemia with bloody streaks in the anal and caudal fins. I immediately checked the water. 72F, p H 7.8-8.0, Amm 0, Nitrite 0, Nitrate 10-15 ppm. These two goldfish are… [cont.]
Asked by pyle221 - Tue Sep 1 14:39:19 2009 - Fish - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Unfortunately the symptoms you describe sound a lot like bacterial tuberculosis, and a bad infection at that. Tuberculosis is very difficult to treat in fish. It can also be harmful to humans if it gets in open cuts. Handle with care when doing water changes and wash your hands good afterward. The best possible treatment would be to find a vet that knows how to give a fish an antibiotic injection. Other than that you can give the fish antibiotic baths and anti-biotic fish food. The food is hard to find, I've only found it at Petland. If you're going to save your fish at all you will have to be aggressive. Unfortunately you will have to ruin your cycle in your tank because you need to get antibiotics in the tank. This means you'll have to… [cont.]
Answered by bzzflygirl - Tue Sep 1 15:14:16 2009
I guess I'm just dumb?
Q. but what kind of punishment is taking the hair off of a woman? I live in America...and.. .you know what? f this shi...forget it. Judges are gay these days, "police officers" are more like bailiffs, UT OH! yea I asid cops are wardens of the law...keepers of the piece, not the peace. much less the law. Since when did our courthouses become the laughing stock of the PT-MT?
Asked by Britt - Sat Sep 20 04:58:25 2008 - Law & Ethics - 4 Answers - Comments
A. And --- after all that --- what are you??? If you think everything in the system is screwed up, so are you! BUt! I do agree with you on one point, the Justice system, they slap muderers on the wrist, spend a couple of years in prison, I think they call it Plea bargaining! Ratting on somebody else! Then they are out and about doing the same thing they were arrested for! Now look at the NON-violent offenders, who have to spend the rest of their lives in prison, cos they don't have that bargaining power to get them out! The suspect have rights, but the victim doesn't! I don't know how these lawyers can live with themselves, standing before God and Man, and tear the poor victim apart, just to get that gold star next to his name as an attorney… [cont.]
Answered by Ruth S - Sat Sep 20 05:24:25 2008
Q. but what kind of punishment is taking the hair off of a woman? I live in America...and.. .you know what? f this shi...forget it. Judges are gay these days, "police officers" are more like bailiffs, UT OH! yea I asid cops are wardens of the law...keepers of the piece, not the peace. much less the law. Since when did our courthouses become the laughing stock of the PT-MT?
Asked by Britt - Sat Sep 20 04:58:25 2008 - Law & Ethics - 4 Answers - Comments
A. And --- after all that --- what are you??? If you think everything in the system is screwed up, so are you! BUt! I do agree with you on one point, the Justice system, they slap muderers on the wrist, spend a couple of years in prison, I think they call it Plea bargaining! Ratting on somebody else! Then they are out and about doing the same thing they were arrested for! Now look at the NON-violent offenders, who have to spend the rest of their lives in prison, cos they don't have that bargaining power to get them out! The suspect have rights, but the victim doesn't! I don't know how these lawyers can live with themselves, standing before God and Man, and tear the poor victim apart, just to get that gold star next to his name as an attorney… [cont.]
Answered by Ruth S - Sat Sep 20 05:24:25 2008
Okay so one piece of our homework is to make a wanted poster... if you have read My Siters Keeper?
Q. for the antagonist in the book. i have chosen kate... is there a part where they decribe when she has cancer or her physical features??? pleaaase with pages??? thanks Well yes i have read it but i am way past it and its difficult for me to find the exact places because i read it a whileish ago
Asked by Em - Thu Jan 4 15:26:52 2007 - Books & Authors - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Aren't you supposed to have read the book by now? It gives a pretty fair description of the character's appearance. I think you could probably guess that she looks like a normal person, perhaps a bit thinner and somewhat pale.
Answered by Julie6962 - Thu Jan 4 15:36:36 2007
Q. for the antagonist in the book. i have chosen kate... is there a part where they decribe when she has cancer or her physical features??? pleaaase with pages??? thanks Well yes i have read it but i am way past it and its difficult for me to find the exact places because i read it a whileish ago
Asked by Em - Thu Jan 4 15:26:52 2007 - Books & Authors - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Aren't you supposed to have read the book by now? It gives a pretty fair description of the character's appearance. I think you could probably guess that she looks like a normal person, perhaps a bit thinner and somewhat pale.
Answered by Julie6962 - Thu Jan 4 15:36:36 2007
Looking for the funny radio transmission between an US military vessel and a lighthouse.?
Q. Hello everyone, a few years ago there was a transcript of a radio transmission on the internet between a military ship (probably USA) and a Lighthouse (off the Spanish or Canadian coast, can't remember which). The ship didin't realize it was talking to a lighthouse and requested the lighthouse keeper to move out of the way. Who remembers this piece and could help me to find it on the internet? A heartfelt Thank You to all you folks out there! Folks, thank you so much for your help, all your answeres were great and helped me a lot.
Asked by Margot - Mon Jan 8 17:21:10 2007 - Other - Internet - 6 Answers - Comments
A. I remember it on a morning radio show. Just google and you might find it saved as a .wav Heres what I found, google. Radio Transmission This is the transcript of an actual radio conversation between a U.S. naval ship and Canadian authorities off the coast of Newfoundland in October 1995. {**Radio conversation released by the Chief of Naval Operations 10/10/95**} Americans: Please divert your course 15 degrees to the North to avoid a collision. Canadians: Recommend you divert YOUR course 15 degrees to the South to avoid a collision. Americans: This is the captain of a U.S. Navy ship. I say again, divert YOUR course. Canadians: No. I say again, you divert YOUR course. Americans: this is the aircraft carrier u.S.S. LINCOLN, the second largest… [cont.]
Answered by rodjared - Mon Jan 8 17:26:38 2007
Q. Hello everyone, a few years ago there was a transcript of a radio transmission on the internet between a military ship (probably USA) and a Lighthouse (off the Spanish or Canadian coast, can't remember which). The ship didin't realize it was talking to a lighthouse and requested the lighthouse keeper to move out of the way. Who remembers this piece and could help me to find it on the internet? A heartfelt Thank You to all you folks out there! Folks, thank you so much for your help, all your answeres were great and helped me a lot.
Asked by Margot - Mon Jan 8 17:21:10 2007 - Other - Internet - 6 Answers - Comments
A. I remember it on a morning radio show. Just google and you might find it saved as a .wav Heres what I found, google. Radio Transmission This is the transcript of an actual radio conversation between a U.S. naval ship and Canadian authorities off the coast of Newfoundland in October 1995. {**Radio conversation released by the Chief of Naval Operations 10/10/95**} Americans: Please divert your course 15 degrees to the North to avoid a collision. Canadians: Recommend you divert YOUR course 15 degrees to the South to avoid a collision. Americans: This is the captain of a U.S. Navy ship. I say again, divert YOUR course. Canadians: No. I say again, you divert YOUR course. Americans: this is the aircraft carrier u.S.S. LINCOLN, the second largest… [cont.]
Answered by rodjared - Mon Jan 8 17:26:38 2007
I own a piece of land in punjab, and there is a shop. I have been asking the shop keeper to vacate?
Q. Is there any way to vacate that village shop? He now says that he has done internal construction and his shop is doing well he cannot vacate now. I currently live in california USA and i came to know that the shopkeeper has taken a electric connection under his name from Punjab Electriciy board. I am very disturbed.
Asked by Goldy - Tue Oct 13 20:21:42 2009 - Renting & Real Estate - 1 Answers - Comments
A. You need to hire a local attorney to look after your interest.
Answered by Janet P - Wed Oct 21 07:47:51 2009
Q. Is there any way to vacate that village shop? He now says that he has done internal construction and his shop is doing well he cannot vacate now. I currently live in california USA and i came to know that the shopkeeper has taken a electric connection under his name from Punjab Electriciy board. I am very disturbed.
Asked by Goldy - Tue Oct 13 20:21:42 2009 - Renting & Real Estate - 1 Answers - Comments
A. You need to hire a local attorney to look after your interest.
Answered by Janet P - Wed Oct 21 07:47:51 2009
what is this called and what do you need to make it?
Q. i am designing this thing for an art project and the problem is i dont know what it is called and what to get to make it. ive seen this thing in my Magic the Gathering card game. its a rectangular piece of plastic with a circular piece of plastic that that has numbers to keep up with the points in the game. what is that type of thing used that uses two pieces of material and they can turn like the MTG point keeper thing and what do i get to make it?
Asked by Brett S - Sat Oct 13 23:26:00 2007 - Hobbies & Crafts - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Take a piece of card stock and fold it in half. On the open end, cut a little window in the top, and a half circle out of both layers. Cut a circle and sandwich it between the 2 other cards with a brad right down the middle of where the center of the circle would be. Draw the numbers onto the circle within the little window. You can experiment by cutting the card stock down to the exact size that you want, and sticking the sides down with double stick tape, while keeping the circle small enough that the tape won't interfere. .
Answered by Kacky - Sun Oct 14 00:04:50 2007
Q. i am designing this thing for an art project and the problem is i dont know what it is called and what to get to make it. ive seen this thing in my Magic the Gathering card game. its a rectangular piece of plastic with a circular piece of plastic that that has numbers to keep up with the points in the game. what is that type of thing used that uses two pieces of material and they can turn like the MTG point keeper thing and what do i get to make it?
Asked by Brett S - Sat Oct 13 23:26:00 2007 - Hobbies & Crafts - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Take a piece of card stock and fold it in half. On the open end, cut a little window in the top, and a half circle out of both layers. Cut a circle and sandwich it between the 2 other cards with a brad right down the middle of where the center of the circle would be. Draw the numbers onto the circle within the little window. You can experiment by cutting the card stock down to the exact size that you want, and sticking the sides down with double stick tape, while keeping the circle small enough that the tape won't interfere. .
Answered by Kacky - Sun Oct 14 00:04:50 2007
UK. do you think T.B is the right man for piece keeper in the middle east?
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Asked by oobedoo - Thu Jul 22 05:38:01 2010 - International Organizations - 5 Answers - Comments
A. it's a joke. Blair and Bush started all the mess in the middle east. Now Blair (british zionist and starter of illegal war) is pretending to be a peace keeper. (I like your peice keeper better). Blair in that position is like putting the fox in charge of the hen house.
Answered by Jimmy C - Thu Jul 22 18:34:46 2010
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Asked by oobedoo - Thu Jul 22 05:38:01 2010 - International Organizations - 5 Answers - Comments
A. it's a joke. Blair and Bush started all the mess in the middle east. Now Blair (british zionist and starter of illegal war) is pretending to be a peace keeper. (I like your peice keeper better). Blair in that position is like putting the fox in charge of the hen house.
Answered by Jimmy C - Thu Jul 22 18:34:46 2010
Do you like this piece of writing?
Q. This is a bit of the first chapter. Thanks! How can I fix things? Key of Keepers Chapter I Sarah looked up at the cloudy, gray sky through her bedroom window. She felt tears fall down her cheeks. She quickly wiped them away and mentally scolded herself for being so childish. She pushed her light-blonde hair out of her face and tried to resume her nap. When the rain started to pound its way into her mind, and not to mention, her sanity, she yelped in annoyance and threw her pillow at the window. She darted downstairs, muttering angrily about weather. She didn t hate rain, honest. It just isn t her thing. Ii Ii Ii I Hurry up and finish your chores! Sarah s grandfather barked at her. Sarah rolled her eyes and continued scrubbing the elegant… [cont.]
Asked by Sammy F. - Tue Nov 9 09:05:05 2010 - Books & Authors - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Funny you should say it 'sounds like Harry Potter,' I don't find that it does (with acception to the title). Harry Potter's is my favourite story of all time. I'm not sure how many times I'vee read the books and I feel like it effects my writing a lot, and I'm always worried about that, though I'm not sure if it's just all in my head. Anyways, I liked it a lot usually I don't get through a lot of people's own work posted on Yahoo Answers because it's boring but like someone else said it kept my attention. *** One thing though, "She didn t hate rain, honest. It just isn t her thing.' Maybe take out the honest or just change it somehow? And the beginning isn't confusing it's good. If you want to re-write it or something try adding… [cont.]
Answered by Sassy Fish:) - Tue Nov 9 09:21:59 2010
Q. This is a bit of the first chapter. Thanks! How can I fix things? Key of Keepers Chapter I Sarah looked up at the cloudy, gray sky through her bedroom window. She felt tears fall down her cheeks. She quickly wiped them away and mentally scolded herself for being so childish. She pushed her light-blonde hair out of her face and tried to resume her nap. When the rain started to pound its way into her mind, and not to mention, her sanity, she yelped in annoyance and threw her pillow at the window. She darted downstairs, muttering angrily about weather. She didn t hate rain, honest. It just isn t her thing. Ii Ii Ii I Hurry up and finish your chores! Sarah s grandfather barked at her. Sarah rolled her eyes and continued scrubbing the elegant… [cont.]
Asked by Sammy F. - Tue Nov 9 09:05:05 2010 - Books & Authors - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Funny you should say it 'sounds like Harry Potter,' I don't find that it does (with acception to the title). Harry Potter's is my favourite story of all time. I'm not sure how many times I'vee read the books and I feel like it effects my writing a lot, and I'm always worried about that, though I'm not sure if it's just all in my head. Anyways, I liked it a lot usually I don't get through a lot of people's own work posted on Yahoo Answers because it's boring but like someone else said it kept my attention. *** One thing though, "She didn t hate rain, honest. It just isn t her thing.' Maybe take out the honest or just change it somehow? And the beginning isn't confusing it's good. If you want to re-write it or something try adding… [cont.]
Answered by Sassy Fish:) - Tue Nov 9 09:21:59 2010
Dramatic Piece.?
Q. I need a dramatic monolog for my forensics competition. O.O something like The last Chaper of My Sisters Keeper by Jodie Piccult. or White Oleander. If nothing like that I'm looking for the script to Juno. If anyone could find the last chaper of My sister's keeper if they could email it to me. my Email adress is Chels_fer_ please! =A
Asked by Chelsie - Wed Jan 30 14:56:11 2008 - Performing Arts - 1 Answers - Comments
A. you should post this question for more answers!!! :-D
Answered by Barbie - Sat Feb 2 15:03:51 2008
Q. I need a dramatic monolog for my forensics competition. O.O something like The last Chaper of My Sisters Keeper by Jodie Piccult. or White Oleander. If nothing like that I'm looking for the script to Juno. If anyone could find the last chaper of My sister's keeper if they could email it to me. my Email adress is Chels_fer_ please! =A
Asked by Chelsie - Wed Jan 30 14:56:11 2008 - Performing Arts - 1 Answers - Comments
A. you should post this question for more answers!!! :-D
Answered by Barbie - Sat Feb 2 15:03:51 2008
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