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Do you feel the AB staff should provide some type of response/reaction to the backlash from many members? Please take poll. I don't think they give a flying fuck. As time goes on, neither do I.

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Been off for a few days, come back and this happens. What is going on with AB? Nothing good, obviously. That's why so many of us have migrated to fluther.com

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Don't you just love the AB staff? ;-) "By their works you shall know them." So my answer is "no".

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why is everyone so concerded about education in this country? Because without education people could look at some changes, such as the recent "upgrade" to AnswerBag, and not realize for themselves what an absolute hash it is.

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What is the meaning of malicious? Rolling out a horrible "upgrade" to AnswerBag like this atrocity.

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Do you find the new AB user friendly and easier to navigate ? No. Unless the aim was to specifically piss off and alienate the former / experienced users I think it was a botched change -- which will be explained at length and ad nauseum and spun to appear to be something other than a total failure.

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How do I send a single worksheet from a workbook as an attachment in an email> You may not be able to. Many worksheets contain links to other worksheets and range names elsewhere in the file, and attempting to save "this worksheet" as a stand-alone file may fail. At the very least, sending that worksheet saved in that way (by itself) will mean that the user will have to deal with an "External Links" message upon opening the file you send.

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Do you think we should at least give the new AB design a chance, since it is so new? I'm trying, but it's like trying to give a house fire a chance: You don't want to be in the house while you're trying it. I've been at fluther.com this afternoon, and already enjoying it more than this POS.

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I miss the old AB. Anyone else with me? I think the redesign must have been made by the managers of Answerology.com or Yahoo! Answers. It's hard to believe that anyone had Answerbag users' best interests in mind when they rolled out this fraudulent "improvement".

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Are you debating on leaving because of the "new" AB? This modification seems like a deliberate attempt to sabotage the system. I'm amazed by "just how bad" it is. And I normally LIKE change, too. This is awful.

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Are you debating on leaving because of the "new" AB? Share your answer...

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Does anyone actually like the new answerbag layout? I hate it very much, so far.

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I have 3 fields start date, leave date, student name. How do I filter the data to create a "snapshot" of all the students that were at the school on 01-01-07, 01-02-07 etc. Some students start on 08-01-07 so should not be counted til 01-02-07 snapshot. I would set up autofilters on the two 'Date' fields that you have. On the first one, set the Autofilter to "Custom", and look for "Start Date <= Jan 1, 2007" (your use of 01-01-07 and 01-02-07 can be confusing, since in American usage that is Jan. 1, 07, then Jan. 2, 07. I know that in European usage that's Jan. 1, Feb. 1) After you've filtered...

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If you were given a random essay topic, would you be able to write it in the spot? It depends on how big the spot is, and whether I have a fine-point pen. If it's not a very big spot, or if it's like greasy or something (or underwater -- that would be tough, too!), then it might be hard to write what is required. I write a lot better on clean paper, frankly, and at a desk.

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What dose "benevolent" mean? Forget "benevolent", which you can look up in any decent dictionary. What does "dose" mean in the sense you've used it?

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What does this mean?? "slower onset latency" I believe that it is a technical term meaning "bullshit".

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What exactly isd meant by "cut the meat"? Thanks. Most often at the retail level, that is "by the consumer", meat is cut with a knife. But some chefs use a cleaver in the kitchen. At the "processor" level, however, a lot of meat is cut with a saw, particularly a bandsaw. Lizzie Borden apparently did it with an axe. What did you think "cut the meat" meant?

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If atheists do not say "God bless you" when someone sneezes, what DO they say? "Did you get any on you?"

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Ok so husband and i were at walmart fixing to grocery shop. i accidentally ran over the back of his feet with my buggy so he turns around and hollars so loud. God Damnit that hurt you stupid f***ing B**ch. every1 heard and i was embarrassed so we left. Go to Sporting Goods and get a knife. There's no waiting period or records check on knives. And then run over his heels AGAIN, and this time when he starts to yell ... gut him, and then YOU yell, "Cleanup on Aisle 4!" (or wherever you happen to be)

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If you find out that you are pregnant for the wrong person. What would you do? I would make medical history.

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How OK is it for a woman to go out clubbing and partying without her husband? You picked a fine time to leave me, Lucille. Four hungry kids and a crop in the field. You picked a fine time to leave me, Lucille.

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Why do guys ask for a "break" if they still love you? If he cried when he said the words? He's auditioning for a part on Twilight. Kill him.

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People kept askin' me today if I was ok and when the other person didn't know what they were talkin' about.The person who asked me WHISPERED somethin' in their ear and than that person gave me a look-NOT SMILIN'-but a look.WHY? I HATE it when people give me a not-smilin' look. I've killed people for that look. But that always makes me smile.

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Can a break be good for a relationship? I have been very up and down about what I want. My heart is battling with my head. My head says no,my heart says yes. A break can be good for some relationships. Try his thigh, and if that's not enough, do both ankles.

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I have never been married and don't have kids. The guy that I have been dating has 3 kids and custody of two. He feels guilty for not being home and not being a good parent and wants to slow things down. Should I stay with him? Nah. Stay with his kids, instead. That way he can keep going out without feeling so guilty, the kids won't miss him, and you'll get to feel like a mother. Win - Win - Win, all around. I'm on fire tonight.

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My boyfriend mentioned to me the other day he is scared, and I asked why he said the feelings he has for me are different and he never had them before and doesnt know what to do, can anyoone help me understand this as I am confused he says he loves me He loves ... your taste. It means that he wants to eat you up, and not in the good way. YOU should be the one who's afraid here.

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I want to break up with my boyfriend. I feel like he's pressuring me to do things with him that I dont feel comfortable with, but he is two years older and has more experience. I don't want him to think I'm dumb. What should I do? Don't be dumb. Break up with him. There, that wasn't so hard, was it?

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Im confused a girl keeps telling me she loves my eyes but i am so oblivious as to what this means or does it mean anything at all? It's a code. She's actually from the future, and she wants to help you to change history. She needs you to have sex with her so that you can be your own grandfather in fifty years or so, and wipe out the cyborgs. It's important to us all that you not screw this up, so make sure you have sex with her the next time you see her. Keep your eyes closed.

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I want a boyfriend but im ugly wat can i do Apparently, all you need to do is sit at the front of a bus and glance at guys. It seems to drive some of them wild. http://tinyurl.com/yjcx58l

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After i got on the bus, this cute girl sat on the side seat at the front , i have never seen this girl before, i sat at the back,she glanced at me once and then kept looking in the direction she was looking in the beginning, what does this mean? She wants you, dude. She wants you BAD. But she's waiting for you to pick her up on a motorcycle. No ... a huge black stallion, yeah. That's what she wants. And for you to be in shining armor. With a banner attached to your lance. No ... to your penis, yeah. A banner with a strange device: Excelsior! Jesus Christ. Are you in middle school? Eleven years old?

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Are you irked by the replacement of the word "very" with "super"? Not super much, I guess.

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Can somebody please explain this math? In still water, Jana's motorboat cruises at 16.5 km/h. On the river, the boat travels faster downstream than upstream, because of the current. The boat takes 5 h for a trip upstream, but only 2 h to cover the same di Although your Q was cut off, I'm assuming that the trip back downstream was the same distance as the trip upstream. That seemed to be where you were headed. Let's list what we know and what we don't know: d1 = distance traveled upstream d2 = distance traveled downstream -- we don't have to worry about this yet, except to know that d1 = d2 r = speed of the boat itself...

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A fire engine is approaching you at 80 mph with its siren , at what speed is it siren approaching you 80 mph ... the siren is attached to the truck

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Can somebody please help me with this math? (Ninth grade) I'm concentrating real hard, and I'm coming up with the answer: 42 How's that? Oh, wait; that's The Meaning of Life. No, I guess I can't help with math right now. This is Philosophy, I guess.

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The 72 virgins in the Islamic Heaven is that really true? There's only one way to find out ... You first.

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What if your regularly scheduled program was preempted by Jesus, who said "how are you gentlemen? All your base are belong to us. You have no chance to survive make your time. Hahaha"? It's you! What you say? Someone set up us the bomb.

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What kind of atheism do you believe in? Since you put it that way ... I don't believe in atheism any more, either.

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How do you find the circumference in 3.14 for p 3.75ft rounding the answer to one decimal place? I need someone to teach me how to do this math problem! Help !!!!!!! Whoa ... slow down a bit. If you want to know the circumference of the circle the first thing you need to know is: What is the general formula? Now, knowing the formula, you need to be able to use one of the parts of the circle in that formula to figure circumference. From your stated question, no one could tell what "p" or "3.75 ft." refers to. I have an idea about...

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A circular coffee table has a diameter of 5ft. What will it cost to have the top refinished if the company charges $3 per square foot for the refinishing? I need someone to tell me if I did this problem correctly. 5ft x $3 = $15.00 sq ft. 15 x 5ft $75 No, you did not. But thanks for making the first try at it. What you need to do is figure the area of the table top. To do that you'll need to figure the area of a circle with diameter 5'. Do you know the formula for area of a circle? You might have realized that your answer was incorrect as you were doing the multiplication, because you were multiplying 5 ft. x $3 = $15 ft.,...

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I have been in a 6month decent relationship with a attractive woman.Not sure if I'd find another with a great personality like her.Should I end this because I feel she has done alot of sexual acts with men before meeting me?She says she's in love with me I honestly think that if you're so hung up about her past that you should definitely break it off with her -- for both of your sakes. Personally, I think your hangup is idiotic, antiquated and nonsensical (not to mention patriarchal and controlling), but if it's a real problem for you, then it's just going to be a permanent obstacle between the two of you, and YOU and YOUR...

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My fiance' is in Iraq. last night I got drunk with an ex & ended up fooling around with him. i barely remember. I woke up and instantly knew I had messed up! I feel so horrible, i love him so much. how do i tell him? can it work? can i be forgiven? Well, you screwed up, but you seem to have at least taken some responsibility by not laying this all off on the ex (you didn't say "he got me drunk"), although you still seem to be absolving yourself for error by laying it off on the booze. I think Brand Y and Zazzy have the best advice so far. I'd combine theirs: 1. Get yourself checked for STDs and pregnancy stat....

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I have received polite e-mails from a male friend for a year and just realised that the subject fields contain lines from a poem about a man who cannot find the courage to speak to someone he loves. He is married with children, can this mean what I think? If he's as intelligent and well read as you claim (and I see no reason to doubt that), then you have to assume that it means what you think it means: it's not accidental. So, knowing what you know, and wanting to keep the friendship but NOT fan the flames, how would you answer him? Perhaps you could start answering him back with lines from popular music, and the more obscure (and...

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Where can I find condensed comparison and contrast between WWI and WWII? Hint: It's the aircraft and navies. The atom bomb played a part, too.

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Once animals are slaughtered, what happens to their nipples? I expect that when the animal is skinned, they come off with the skin. At that point if the skin is going to be used as leather, then they are (more than likely) simply cut out as defects in the material. I don't think that they'll end up in any kind of meat product, either for human or animal consumption, just because of the way the processing line works. It wouldn't make...

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Would you be upset if the person you're interested in (but not yet committed) goes on dates with other people? Would you do something about it? I wouldn't be upset, because I'm not a crazy person. But that means that my response is probably invalid for most. I guess the "something to do about it" would be to ... make the commitment, no? Either that, or buy the person if you can find someone with a clear title and the legal right to sell. Good luck with that.

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I want a boyfriend, and i'm friendds with guys but none of them are my type, like no one in my school is my type. Idk? Ya i'm 16 and have only had 1 other bf. IDK, either. Nobody Ks. If you have another question other than "Idk?", this would be a good place to ask it. I suspect that you do. (Most of us are adults, too, and we REALLY appreciate your use of Standard English, because we're all such sticks in the mud that way.)

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She wants me to come up with something to make her to be able to trust me again, I had promised to quit smoking and i started again after 9 months. The folks at MakeStatementsBag.com are just dying to receive your entries. Here at Answerbag.com we are ... somewhat less interested. I suspect that you have a question lurking about there somewhere, don't you?

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How do you hide cells in excel? There are a lot of ways to prevent certain data elements from showing, but how effective they are depends a lot upon the expertise of your users. For example, it is simple enough to "Freeze Panes" with certain rows, columns, or both, hidden in the "out of focus" area, where few users will be able to spot them. By that I mean: Navigate on the spreadsheet so that your...

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If no name has been given to any range on a worksheet, what would the bar/box which shows what is selected called? In Excel 2000, the selection shows as # R[ows] x # C[ols] while the selection is being actively made or changed. Once you stop 'selecting', say if you move the cursor to another application or another window, then return the cursor to that selected range, then only the top left cell is named in the selection / name box (unless you start to re-select the range). There are websites...

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Can excel cell accept value greater than 15 digit Not directly. You can do this via scientific notation, which is a built-in Excel format. For example, the number 123,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 can be entered (and used in calculations) as: 1.23E23 (Excel will display as 1.23E+23) You can use negative E values to show varying precision to the right side of the decimal point. And you can see that the number is "really"...

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I need a formula for Excel to show days of the week (MTWTFSS) when each of 7 other cells are used. You can easily get what you want through formatting. Look at the available Cell Formats under "Date", and see if there's an existing one that suits your needs. There may be one already there that you just haven't used yet. If there isn't, making up new formats is very simple. The format that I use to show days of the week always includes three letters, so there...

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We recently had an excel upgrade at work and now the = does not work in the function mode. Can someone suggest a fix? I suspect this is a PEBKAC error. (Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair) I don't want to say that it's an I-D Ten T (you'd have to write that one out yourself if you're unfamiliar with the term), but that's also possible. First, as another respondent said, check that there's not "something else" being inadvertently inserted before the...

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IN Microsoft Excel, I'm trying to create a database. First instance I want to create a drop down lets call A1 PlanA with the value of 34.95. First, how can I define Plan A, get it to show Plan A (without showing the constant value o Look into Data / Validation. It's simple once you start using it.

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Here is a link to a picture I took of my spreadsheet http://i47.tinypic.com/2i8fzwo.jpg It should look like 5 - 2 Meaning 5 wins - 2 losses May I suggest an alternative to your "Win" and "Loss" formula? (I'm assuming that that column is 'formula-based', as it shows losses ... for matches that don't appear to have occurred.) So, in D2, start with: =IF( B2 > C2, "Win", IF( C2 > B2, "Loss", IF( AND( B2 = "", C2 = ""), "",...

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Tell me something you avoid like THE PLAGUE! The plague, naturally enough.

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Turkey and chicken, foodwise what are the differences? About twenty pounds, give or take.

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I just saw a billboard that said, "Are you PUNKED?" ! What does that mean! I would look for the small print at one of the corners of the billboard to see who's sponsoring it. It sounds like ... strange as this may seem ... Scientology, or someone who uses the same "bring to ruin" sales pitch.

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Not withstanding any KNOWN catastrophic illnesses presently, have you ever sat quietly thinking to yourself, as your family opens gifts or dines together over the Christmas dinner feast, who WILL and who may NOT be with you the NEXT Christmas? Not really, but you've given me something to look forward to. In fact, I'm going to put some names on my list ... I like the way your mind works.

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If you could ACTUALLY live in a town like "WHOVILLE" in the ANIMATED version of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas", would you want to live there? Maybe. There's no requirement to eat green eggs and ham, is there? Because I should not, could not, would not eat them, ever, Ma'am.

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Do either of your parents have bizarre obsessions, if so what? My dad is obsessed with Nostradomus and my mother is a radical catholic. My parents are obsessively dead, and have been for over six years.

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Well my girlfreind partied last weekend and there are rumors saying she slept with someone, should i listen? Should you listen ... to what? Rumors? No! You should tell her that "I've heard these rumors that I don't want to believe -- and I don't believe." Don't even ask her to answer, explain or deny. I presume that you already trust her, so make it plain that you STILL trust her, but she may want to narrow her circle of friends to repair her own reputation. And...

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Does pot and marijuana actually harm you? Yes, I'm sure that it does "harm" users. But that's answering the question in a vacuum. Big Macs harm many users, too, but Big Macs aren't illegal. Alcohol definitely harms many users and kills more than a few outright, both long term and short term. But the use of alcohol isn't illegal, either (within pretty clearly set regulations, such as permitted ages and...

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If you could have sex with anyone in history who would it be? Probably someone in recent history and who is still alive. I'm not interested in necrophilia.

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Should I confront my spouse about how I think its inappropriate that she had dinner and drinks alone with an ex boyfriend while on an out of town business trip? Not in so many words. I agree that you should say "how you feel" about this, and that it makes you uncomfortable. But if you attempt to define what is and is not "inappropriate" then you come across as controlling, whether you are or not. Any discussion that is limited to "how you feel" or "what you see" is appropriate -- and probably necessary.

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It finally happened...my mother in law pushed the last button and I stopped holding my tongue for the first time in almost 4 years of being married to her son. It felt great, but now I feel bad. I only spoke the truth...should I feel bad? William Blake said, "A truth that's told with bad intent Beats any lie you can invent." And there's a lot of truth in THAT, too. I suspect that if you think you should feel bad, then you're right about that, and you may owe her an apology -- even if all you did was speak "the truth." But there's objective truth and subjective truth, and your...

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No matter what age or gender, would you be ready to serve your country if asked? Sure. Have you had a look at the menu? Do you want me to recite today's specials? How about a drink to start ... with appetizers?

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I used to leave milk and cookies for Santa and dog biscuits for his reindeer. Did anyone else leave treats out for Santa's reindeer? If so, what did you leave? Beer

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The word of God will never change. Why are people always changing it? I'm impressed with the apparent confidence and knowledge with which you make your first statement. My only response to that is O RLY? How do YOU know? And that's why I'm not answering.

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Chinese paintings during the song dynasty were often____? (2009-12-03) Sold to a Song.

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Why do people spend so much energy arguing about different translations of the bible, but never question different translations of Plato, Homer, or other ancient manuscripts? (well, except for Seamus Heaney's translation of Beowulf, which I do not like) For the most part no one today is basing entire world religions on translations of Plato, Homer or other ancient manuscripts ... including Beowulf. That removes the popularity (and most of the necessity) from studying those texts and making proclamations based on one's study. I don't doubt that there are intellectual discussions and disagreements about nearly any ancient text --...

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Could the Sahara Desert be made into tropical rainforest by irrigation and planting? It doubt that it could ever be converted by humans into "tropical rain forest". For one thing, although it has a reputation of being hot, and I suppose it is on summer days, it's not in "the tropics". Days and nights both are cold in the winter. So unless a way is found to enclose it and artificially maintain it at "tropical" temperature and humidity levels...

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When did you "come out" as a heterosexual? I first realized I was a heterosexual in the first grade, but I had to hide it for many years because of the social pressure to do so. I maintained for a long time, as other boys of my age did, that girls were "gross", had "cooties" and were unlikely companions for any number of reasons. I also openly mocked other boys for apparent heterosexual leanings, especially those...

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Is the ' Rainbow’ sign associated with gays? I changed my avatar using that name and I've been told it will be misconstrued. I'm straight - just for the record. Didn't it also used to be associated with AA as part of their "One day at a time" slogan?

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What is the human characteristic that no animal possesses? Algebra Two-minute warning Elections Inductive and deductive reasoning Creationism Touch typing Adaptability to environment Law -- and the need for it

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What to say to a man who ended his marriage because his wife refused to give him head and at his wedding he thanked his parents for his good looks and large (bleep)? How to help a man like this? Any advice? What makes you think you can say anything to him effectively? Obviously, he's never listened to anyone in his lifetime. He is his whole world.

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Does a wireless mouse take more battery power from a computer/laptop than a standard wired mouse? So far I've used a Microsoft wireless mouse (a few years ago) which gave decent performance, but the rubber on the sides wore out, so I replaced it with a Logitech wireless with a nano transceiver (a tiny USB plug-in with an external surface that only sticks out about 1/8" from the computer body). The Microsoft mouse had a transceiver that was large enough that it had to be removed...

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Have you ever had feelings for someone that were so strong it hurt? I'm trying to think what the "it" is in this question. I've had sex for so long that "it" hurt. I've had that go wrong and "it" hurt. You can pretty much guess what "it" is. But I sense that this isn't the intent of the Q.

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Did you ever want to tell someone "put it where the sun don't shine?" What did you actually say? "Fuck you." Hey, you asked.

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How do I get a resultant negative answer to a formula to be read as zero for the purpose of the next reliant calculation Brian's way certainly works, but you don't really need the extra cell, and there is also an alternative to using IF(). Again, assuming that D12 is the cell containing your calculation, and you're going to use that value in, say, A100, then the cell formula at A100 could include: = max( D12, 0) + [etc.] .... the rest of your calculation. This will use the value in D12 if...

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"Absolute certainty is a privilege of uneducated minds an fanatics." C.J. Keyser. Agree or disagree? I wouldn't want to sign up to agree with it absolutely -- what would that say about me? -- but I like it.

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How can I become more confident? I am really shy. You know, you can do what a lot of actors learn to do, and which makes them so good at their profession: Just pretend. Really. Just pretend (and not just in your head!) that you're not shy. Talk to the girl. Raise your hand in class. Ask the question that everyone has but no one wants to say out loud. You would be -- will be! -- amazed how you feel about yourself after you manage to...

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Lowes, the national hardware/home improvement chain, just send me an e-mail of daily specials. One was a "garage access system". Is anyone else tired of people saying "entrenching tool" when they're talking about a damned shovel? I'm intrigued; all I have to get into my garage is an overhead door and a portal door. An "access system" sounds way cooler, so maybe I'll buy one. And for the record, I wouldn't use an entrenching tool to clear the snow from my driveway; I use a snow removal system (when I can gain access to the garage to get it out, that is).

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Does everyone with a PHD get to be called doctor? I feel only MD's should be called Doctor? That's not nearly as bad, in my opinion, as political hacks being known as "leaders".

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Ok I go out with someone. I want to be with someone else but only for one night. And I also like someone who has a girlfriend at the time. I think I sound like a hoe, but I promise I don't mean to. I'm just really confused. What in the world do I do? First, stop drinking ...

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Do I need to wrry about this, or is it just my jealousy? "This"? "This" is just a demonstrative pronoun, used to point out something under current (generally nearby) observation or under discussion currently. Worry about "that", instead. Or better yet, don't worry about words at all.

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I have been making out with this guy, i was adamant about not getting attached. I'm scared that i have, I don't know that he likes me, i mean in the girlfriend sort of way, he is the ONLY guy i have ever done anything with, what should i do? Why be afraid to fall in love? I never understand that. If it ends, it's not like it'll kill you (even if it sometimes feels that way). If you feel close enough to him to make out, then you ought to be close enough to tell him that your feelings and attachment to him are growing. You don't have to tell him "I love you" -- but you shouldn't be afraid to,...

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Okay im one of those girls that think there suppose to be incontrol with there boyfriends is that a bad thing? It's always a bad thing if an unintelligent person tries to control one with more intelligence. Based solely on the question I see in front of me, all I can say is, "If you're the more intelligent one in this relationship, then god help you both."

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Is it worth it to change some of my ways, such as working out more, to impress a girl I might or might not be interested in? No. It's always worthwhile to change your habits, your style and your actions if they align with interests and inclinations that YOU have. But if you do things that you're not interested in to win the girl, then you'll both feel resentful if she takes you up on that basis. She'll be thinking that you're this guy who likes to work out ... and finding out that...

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How do you get a girl to like you that is 1 year older (at high school)? Have you ever heard the joke about the kid who was so unlovable that his mom "had to tie a pork chop around his neck to get the dog to play with him"? If you need to be, do or have special "stuff" for someone to like you, then you should also realize that it's not "you" they like, but ... the special stuff. We're not here to tell you how to tie a pork...

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What are some ways to become better at Algebra or math in general? I need to bring my grade up and I can never completely understand it or remember how to do it. Plus my teacher doesn't explain the work very well. Basically, just by doing it. Work more of the homework problems, even if they aren't assigned. Practice the techniques of cross-multiplication and factoring. Work backwards and forwards to find answers ... and then do the substitutions and prove the answers. Graph equations on graph paper and view the solutions that way. Work all of the word problems that you can, and don't use...

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Atheists: It is pretty evident that you do NOT believe in the existance of God. What is your opinion of the devil? Apparently the "lack of belief in supernatural beings" is not quite as evident as it ought to be. Will you be asking about leprechauns, fairies, elves, hobbits, Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, witches, warlocks, ghosts, goblins, good and evil spirits, Invisible Pink Unicorns and the Flying Spaghetti Monster? (Well, actually, I do sort of believe in that, but only...

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Where do Muslims get the guts to go one Suicide Missions? It's my understanding that in most of these attacks, guts are "left" strewn about, and not "gotten".

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What are some similarities between men and women? Need for food, water, oxygen (not in that order). Ability to recognize most primary colors (men generally can't do much better than that, however).

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MEN: If ur in a relationship and still go to strip clubs just to watch, do they still come and flirt and touch you even if you dont look interested? I'm trying to imagine how (and why) a heterosexual man would feign disinterest at a strip club. I would think that even a homosexual man who isn't 'out' yet would try to at least look interested. I think a lot of localities police the 'touching' thing pretty carefully. Not that I have a lot of experience with strip clubs (and not that I have none, either), but...

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Do you use your pennies? Yes or no. Damn, I REALLY have to start paying better attention here, or get new glasses, one. I thought the Q was: "Do you use your penises?" And my first reaction was, "The lucky stiff! (Pardon the pun.) Who has more than one?" (And then of course the answer to THAT question was near instantaneous as I thought of Paris Hilton, for some reason. I NEVER do that.) Anyway,...

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Anyone else agree that humans deserve extinction? Yeah, I suppose. But we don't always get what we deserve, do we?

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Any other method to erase the history of address bar eccept going to the internet option in tools menu Yes. There are security tools apart from whatever browser you're using that will do the same thing; I would imagine that you could modify the registry to not even save your history, if you really wanted to, and there are alternative User Interfaces (I think FreshUI might do it) that have options to clear cache and browser history.

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Can somebody reword the following sentence? "Though I have not taken every opportunity available to my advantage, I have striven hard to make the best out of every chance as possible." Or is it okay the way it is? It sounds somewhat Victorian, almost Dickensian, but it gets worse. As written, the sentence is ... a lie. "Though I have not taken every opportunity" ... okay ... "I have tried to make the best of every chance"? The ideas are in opposition to each other! What is it that you are REALLY trying to say? This is flowery language that says exactly nothing. Speak...

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Would you go to counselling if you were facing a crisis? I sort of did once. It was thirty years ago and my wife of six months had left me, and in a pretty cruel way, too. I walked with a friend of mine -- a counselor, but just 'being a friend' then -- for a few miles as I poured out all of my anger, frustration and hurt. I told him that I wanted to "punch her in the face". And we just walked ... and I got over it. ...

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When i develop attitude in myself then it produces more confidence but sometime i feel i become more egoistic .how can i differentiate between healthy attitude and ego ?i don't want to become an egocentric. I think you have the sequence out of order here. If you "develop attitude" (in a colloquial sense of the term) to produce "confidence", then it's really a sort of fake confidence: a false bravado -- a show you put on to fool others (and maybe even yourself). It's not confidence that's only based on ... "attitude"? That's nothing. However,...

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Multiply (x+2)squared Let's imagine that x = 10, just for giggles. Then this problem is (10 + 2)^2. Well, you know that 12 * 12 = 144. Fine. But let's do this without combining those two numbers, okay? (10 + 2)^2 = (10 + 2) * (10 + 2) = 10 * 10 10 * 2 2 * 10 2 * 2 Okay? You saw how we got all of that, right? You're just doing the cross-multiplication for ALL of the terms in (10 + 2)...

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Multiply (2x+3)(3x-1) I need this shown worked out so that i can understand this i really am not getting this algebra What's happening here is that you have to use the commutative and associative properties of multiplication and addition. (Don't let that throw you; you should look up those terms and recall what they mean, and how they apply to problems like this. It will help, really.) (2x + 3) * (3x - 1) can be broken way down for the operations to take place. This full expression breaks down...

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Will you do anything for chocolate? No. According to Meatloaf, I would do anything for love (except give up chocolate), but I have standards when it comes to chocolate ... I don't do "just anything" for "just any" chocolate.

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I am starting high school next year. I have to admit, I am kind of scared. Any pointers? I don't see why you have to admit that. No one else does, and EVERYONE is a little apprehensive, edgy, nervous, excited. But there's nothing to be 'scared' about; it's not like you're going to school with Harry Potter's crew. So try to relax a little bit, be friendly and polite to everyone, especially the teachers, listen to the instructions and try to...

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Do you ever feel like someone is watching your every move? I knew you were going to ask that ...

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I am a Black Women and have a white man who has told me he wants to be more than friends. What do I tell him? Let him work this a bit. Just tell him ... you're not sure yet.

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What do you think would be a healthy amount of time to date someone before moving in together? When you no longer have to wonder, "Have we spent enough time dating yet?"

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Do you think using myspace + face book to find a girlfriend is a good or a bad idea? Social networking sites of all kinds are a great way to "meet people". But they're no kind of place to develop a relationship; that has to be face to face over time, or over a lot of heart-to-heart written communication, which disqualifies the posing in canned profile pages, short and snappy status updates, twitters, texts and read-between-the-lines photo albums that are the...

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Do you find it odd that Im a teenager who hates teenagers in general? Not really. Most teenagers seem to pretty much hate everyone.

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When are the best deals available for Christmas shopping? The week between Christmas and New Year's Eve.

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Polite way to ask if someone is gay? Bottom line: There is no polite way to ask. In fact, let's say that YOU are gay, and you want to ask the person on a date. You STILL can't ask "politely". The reason that it's not polite is that it puts the other person at a disadvantage. Does he/she know you and trust you? Does he/she know that you're gay? Why are you asking? (He's thinking.) Who else...

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How to insert euro symbol into Oracle 10.2.0.3.0 database via using Toad? In ASCII, the character you want -- € -- can be typed in your current typeface / font (if it's contained in that typeface) by holding down the Alt key as you type in 0128 ON THE NUMERIC KEYPAD. (If you're using a laptop, that means that you'll probably have to hold down the Alt key as well as the Fn key as you type the 'blue numbers' 0-1-2-8 from your alpha...

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Can anyone help me on the below problem. I want to seprate the numerical values from this below data in another column . how can i do it? Please note that the sequence of numeric will vary and not constant? SnONSO10RvvEARCH 40 I wrote a couple of User-Defined Functions (UDFs) that seem to work, but I haven't given them a very rigorous trial. They seem to be pretty straightforward and simple. If you need help setting up Modules in Excel to enable these to work, let me know and I'll see if we can do that in a series of messages. To run the functions, use: =FindNumInString( A1) ... where A1 is the...

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How do you change the numbers for the horizontal axis in a chart in Excel (2007)? Right-click on the graph axis (x-axis or y-axis) and select Format Axis, then choose whatever options you wish. This changes the FORMAT of the axis, Max and Min values graphed, etc. If you want to change the VALUES of any axis, you need to graph different values. But that part should be obvious, no?

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WHAT DO YOU THINK OF HUMAN BEINGS? A good concept; sometimes (often) iffy application.

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Do you know how much your credit card provider is charging you in interest each month? (2009-11-27) Not a penny. I pay off the balance in full each month, and therefore pay no finance charges.

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How do people survive long plane rides that are like 15+ hours??? I really want to go to Austrailia but bu I live in NJ so it would be like 20 hrs. Help me! If you can work it, I recommend Singapore Airlines. (They have an 18-hour direct flight to Singapore from Newark which I have taken a couple of times.) They had a Coach class at least a couple of years ago called something like "Extended Coach" or something like that where the rates were just a fraction higher than "normal" Coach, but the seats had more legroom, and went...

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How do you help convince someone that they are in an unhealthy relationship? A friend of ours recently got back together with a much older cheating, controlling boyfriend. He is causing her so much stress it affects her health and interferes with her work Probably nothing, right now. Have you ever noticed that some parents forbid a child to start a relationship with so-and-so ... and by that strict forbidding actually cement the relationship? You don't want to do that. It's one thing to tell your friend what you know (when she absolutely needs to and doesn't), or to give good advice (when it's asked for, and not just...

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They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Can a kiss be worth a thousand words? Or maybe three? The right kiss is worth a few movies.

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How can I befriend my lecturer? I want to be able to call him about assignments w/o him seeing me as another annoying student asking for help? He sees billions of students everyday. How can I seem like something a little less burdensome? First of all, please put this in some kind of perspective. He doesn't see "billions" of students every day. (No one has seen "billions" of people in an entire lifetime yet.) If you have questions about an assignment, and part of his job is to answer those questions, then you should feel free to call him to ask SINCERE questions ABOUT THE ASSIGNMENT. If you're...

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Im a strong willed, determined person who speaks my mind. I've some self esteem issues and I'm a 1st time mum. Been snapping at my partner 4 silly things lately. Negative thinking. It builds up 4 him & he hits me. Is this my fault for being a bitch? I'm not a professional counselor like MLee, but I do have some experience here. First of all, if he's hitting you, that's on him. From your own description you don't sound like the easiest person in the world to get along with, but hitting, destroying things, losing his temper for any reason: that's his issue to handle. And if he doesn't handle it, probably...

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How can i get a shy guy to come onto me without coming right out and asking? I would say that you SHOULD be a little direct with him. That is, when you're alone with him for a little while just turn to him and ask (without any particular inflection or attitude), "Do you not like me for some reason?" He'll probably be a bit flustered, but it's almost guaranteed that he won't say, "You're right, I don't like you."...

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My current job is school cleaner, I work really hard for little reward, and no thanks, why is it that we expect the most from those who are paid the least? I'm not sure what you mean by "expect the most", but I would think (in fact, "I recall", since I've had less-than-glamorous occupations, too) that not a lot is expected of one who works at your job, other than that he/she continue to do it. I will say that it has always seemed to me that those who work the hardest (physical) jobs generally do so for the least...

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What is the square root of 50 Seven + a skosh.

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Do you know anyone who lives in a double-wide? I used to live in a single-wide. Is that bad enough for you?

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Someone help me think of a good question to ask. Gosh, that wasn't one.

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WHO LIKES CHEESECAKE? I like many kinds of cheesecake. New York style, and Playboy desk calendars.

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Is this grammatically correct, "If it isn't the world's best teacher's birthday?" Yes, it is, technically, but primarily because that's a common type of expression in English. You see, it's an incomplete expression, as in the form: "If you aren't the world's best daughter [then I don't know who is]." But because the form is so common the entire sentence doesn't have to be completed; listeners understand what is unsaid. (Normally...

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So, when you die, what are your last wishes for your body? Do you want to be propped up against the jukebox or something more dramatic? Part it out like an old junk car if there are any usable pieces. Burn or compost what's left and dispose of as unobtrusively as possible.

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The word is "Chips". Why in America dose it refer to snack items and in Europe it means French Fries? If you believe that "chips" always refer to snack items in the States, then let me hasten to advise you to NOT EAT the buffalo chips or cow chips. Really. Not another word on the subject will I say.

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I want to learn english very well online for free so i would like to found a good website to learn english online for free This is the best place that I know of, in terms of numbers of users willing to help out, to provide good (and bad) examples of usage, to post your own writing to receive criticism, and to read what others say about the topic.

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How long is it to travel from San Diego to Africa? Are you planning to walk, swim, bicycle, or what?

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What do you prefer in putting up business? Merchandising or service? LOL ... your question leaves out a lot, you know. This is like asking, "What is your favorite color, blue or red?" There are a LOT of colors. There's a lot more to business than "merchandising and service". Production Quality Management & Administration Engineering Contracting Finance Procurement & Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics Sales...

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I can't believe I'm asking this, but when do you use a semicolon? A semicolon can take the place of a conjunction in a sentence containing independent clauses, such as: Jack rolled down the hill; Jill came tumbling after. The sentence could also have been written (depending on the meaning that the writer wishes to convey) as: Jack rolled down the hill, and Jill came tumbling after. Jack rolled down the hill, but Jill came tumbling after. Jack rolled...

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Woo-Hoo!!! Have you heard the news? OPRAH has FINALLY decided to call it quits!!!! I guess WHITE folks will have to find ANOTHER talk show to discuss their "problems!!!!" Sorry!!! Yes!!! Now you should post this!!! On TripleExclamationPoints!!!.com

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I want a baby so bad,but I'm only 14.I think I'm ready...I can handle it....my boyfriend said that he was good with it.Anybody wanna share their thoughts on this? Shiny, I am not going to speculate about "what is wrong with your life" that you want this (although ... I have often read that girls of your age wanting babies represents a control issue: having a baby that is totally dependent upon you lets you feel like "at last! a part of my life that I have control over" ... in your case? maybe yes, maybe no, but this is something to...

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Sometimes, do you like your bottom lip sucked and or nibbled during a passionate kiss? Oh, sure. That, too.

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Married for < 4 months, my wife went from "talking" about a problem into a rage & beat me over the head with both fits & kicked me 7 times in the chest as I was on the ground. B4 the police came, she cut both her arms and blamed me. Should I stay? Scotty, I'm sorry to hear this. And I know (sort of) how bad this is for you, because my first wife was psycho jealous towards me. (Over NOTHING! I was so in love with her I had ZERO feeling for anyone else, and yet nearly every night with her I had to defend myself against her verbal attacks against my character and motives in everything I did -- until she ran off with another guy and...

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When you brake up with someone after being hurt, does anyone else go through strong emotions goin from loving/missing them right through to hating them and wishing they were never born? Let's just say that "anger" and "grief" are both common enough reactions (sometimes occurring in a sort of ping-pong effect, with one cycling into the other and then back again, back and forth) to a break-up, often whether YOU cause it or the other party does. So I would say that "wishing they were never born" (just like "wishing they would die",...

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Do you have to give a gift if you're not invited to the wedding but the bride is your employee? "Have to"? You aren't obligated by anything more than custom and common politeness from giving a gift even if you ARE invited to the wedding (if you don't go -- if you go, then it's pretty much a matter of reciprocity, at least). But it is 'customary' to recognize milestones in your employees' lives in at least some kind of modest way -- if you want...

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People nowadays in developing countries don't celebrate christmas for real,they tend to do that just for formality. is that because they do not posses christmas spirit?,don't get used to it?,or maybe because there's no snow as natural in christmas? That's kind of a loaded question. What, exactly, do you mean by "developing countries"? Would these be countries that, perhaps, don't have an ethnic Christian majority? Like primarily Muslim countries, for example? Or African (perhaps outside of South Africa, maybe Zimbabwe -- since that country is 'un-developing' -- Kenya and Uganda, which were all part of the...

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I want to make a sum to make a column times (x)what ever number i put into it the field by 6.50 can someone give me the sum and how i do it in basic terms please. Let's make this something useful that you can change later on very easily if you want to. That is, today you want to multiply all of the values in a column by 6.5, and that's fine. Maybe tomorrow you might want to multiply by 8, or 6.55, just to see what those numbers look like. So in a blank cell somewhere that's not going to be in the way, put the multiplicand (the number...

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Who thinks insurance company's are the biggest scammers in the world? No, that would be politicians.

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I found an old check made to me from the gas company dated 2006. Can I deposit the check or do checks expire? Most checks would probably not be honored *by a financial institution* after that long, but if you present the check to the issuer (the gas company, in this case), and convince them that it's bona fide, then they will more than likely issue you a new one. (If it's a particularly large check, or in any kind of dispute, say if your name or address has changed, then they may need some...

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What is the most expensive thing on your christmas list? I was going to say "world peace", but apparently the President has made that a relatively cheap gift. I'll settle for a Pulitzer Prize.

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What could you do with 1 penny 100 years ago? And what could you do with a dollar? I couldn't do a damn thing with a penny 100 years ago, you young whippersnapper. I may *look* old, but dammit, I wasn't even BORN yet!

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What goes good with spray on cheese Tell you whut ... *I* don't go with spray-on cheese. If you serve it, then I'll be going.

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What does it mean to hedge and to short? "Shorting" is ... um ... shorthand (sorry about the apparent play on words) for "selling short". Selling short is the process of borrowing stocks that you don't own and then selling them, hoping that the share price will be declining for at least some time after you make the sale and you can repurchase the sold shares at a later date (and a lower price) to return to...

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How does one misplace 12.8 Trillion dollars? The Federal Reserve doesn't seem to know what happened to it, and they don't feel you or I have a right to know, how about that? Well, surely this is understandable, isn't it? After all, imagine that YOU had 'misplaced' nearly 13 trillion dollars. Can you imagine what your yard would look like if you made that knowledge public and had every Tom, Dick and Harry coming over with a crew of laborers to try to dig it up?

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What is a job that pays a lot these days (not doctors/lawyers) and is easy to achieve without being a genius? Third baseman for the New York Yankees. Okay, it's not THAT easy, but it's demonstrable that it doesn't take a genius to achieve the position. (Likewise, having an ownership role in the Yankees can be pretty lucrative. And certainly requires no high degree of brainpower.)

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How do you usually pay for your purchases? (cash/credit/debit) To the highest extent possible, I use a credit card. I carry a no-annual-fee card and pay off the full balance each month, so this gives me about 25 days' worth of "float" (using other people's money while my statement is being prepared and awaiting payment). But this would not be recommended if you weren't paying off the balance each month.

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What sort of people are apt to lead a dog's life in the countries open to economical problems? I hardly know how to answer this Q. In the first place, ALL countries are open to economic problems. Every country has its own internal economy, and all countries (even reclusively-governed ones such as North Korea and Myanmar) operate in a world economy. So no country is immune to economic problems of various kinds. (The magnitude and type of problem may vary.) Second, I'm not sure...

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What would happen if there was no stock market? We would have to invent it. The stock market operates as a convenient way for ANYONE to share in the wealth (and risk) of all publicly chartered companies. I'm actually surprised that we haven't developed something like it for real estate, as a way to add liquidity to that market -- and a better way to spread risk than placing it all with mortgage lenders.

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I have 5000 stock options issued at 5 different strike prices. I must excercise all options within one year. Which options do I excercise first? Lower or higher strike price? Do not consider taxes in the calculation. Thank You! "Stock options" covers a lot of ground. I'm assuming, based on inferences in the wording of your Q, that these are "naked call" options, which give you the option to purchase stocks at specified prices on or before certain dates, or the option/s expire worthless, with absolute zero value on the close of the market at the specified date. And though you say "5000...

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Do you identify yourself with your heart, mind or soul or body? The dental records.

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How do you make your turkey on turkey day? I slice it fairly thickly, and cover it with gravy.

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How long before Barrack Obama completely squanders the respect that George Bush won for America throughout the world? I'm guessing that you think that'll happen before he picks up his Nobel Peace Prize. Hell, he'll probably win a Pulitzer for next year's State of the Union Address.

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Doesn't it seem to you with all the war and and just random people killing others in the name of "God" that religion/God is the root of our society's problems and hate? Hmm ... much as I'm tempted to give a knee-jerk "YES, Absolutely!" response to this ... I can't. I don't believe in 'God', or at least, not a living, sentient being with willpower, intention and ANY kind of physical manifestation. Meaning that I don't believe in miracles and magic and souls and all the rest of the religious / spiritual mumbo-jumbo...

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What is the actual mechanism by which one achieves salvation by accepting Jesus as one's savior? I think there is a PowerPoint presentation and flowchart on The Onion that might help to diagram and explain this to enhance your understanding. Really, that's about as good a place to look as any, I think. No: I believe.

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How can we make peace with the unknown to live in peace with the known? This is, I'm sorry to say, an even more fatuous question than most of yours. "Make peace with the unknown"? "Live in peace with the known?" Please.

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Is Ego a friend or an enemy? It's a powerful tool, like fire. It can be friend or enemy depending on how well you control it and master it ... or if it masters you.

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What are pennies made from,what metal. Actually, in the US they are primarily made of zinc, with just enough copper to give them the familiar color and feel. Copper is too expensive to use in pennies!

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When somebody says your next, and your not in an office, who said it? A deli or sandwich counter: the counter person In a hospital Emergency Room: the nurse At a wedding reception (without a spouse): either the bride or groom At a divorce hearing (with a spouse): the plaintiff's attorney

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I need a song about that deals with the self conflict of teens growing up. This is for a HSC english assessment. HELP?!! :) Are you kidding? I can hardly turn on a radio these days without hearing 95% of the songs dealing with teen angst of one kind or another. (Which has been true since I was a teenager, back in the day.)

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How do you solve y=-3x+3 You can't 'solve' this equation by itself, because it has an infinite set of solution points. But you can graph it, to indicate where those points lie on the line that would represent y = -3x + 3 If you set y = 0, then what does that force 'x' to be? If you set x = 0, ... ? Now you have your x and y axis intercepts, that is: (x, 0) (for the y intercept) and...

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(logical answer.) Why can't people that have been dead for more than 24 hours come back to life? (2009-11-24) Because they can't get insurance for the pre-existing condition of death.

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MARCH KEY POINTS ESTIMATED RESIDENT POPULATION The preliminary estimated resident population (ERP) of Australia at 31 March 2009 was 21,779,000 persons. This was an increase of 439,100 persons (2.1%) since 31 March 2008 and 135,100 persons since 31 Decemb Well then. Perhaps the users of IncompleteSentenceBag.com or AustraliaFactBag.com would find this interesting.

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Can I use more than one template in a Microsoft access database at one time? Not in the same session of Access. You can open an independent session, however, and run whatever you want there. (By 'template', I'm assuming you mean one of the MS 'canned' database applications that comes with the program. You can only open one 'database' per session with Access, as far as I know.)

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I follow the man laws of nodding salutation. Nod down for people you don't know; Nod up with people you are acquainted with. Is this what you do? Jeez ... I've been a man for decades now, and I had NO idea there were rules about this sort of thing. I just say hello to anyone who will make eye contact, and ignore those who ignore me. Maybe that's "the old man rule".

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What is the best compliment that you can give a man? Nice truck, dude.

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Did you know Obama has gone golfing more in one year than Bush did in eight? Not that I'm any great Obama fan ... I'm just curious about how many optional wars he has started so far? Zero? Stay [on] the [golf] course, sir! Stay the course!

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What should i do? These two baboons are outside screaming at eachother - in the apartment parking lot. Knowing how these people behave, i'm afraid bullets might start flying soon! Should I call the cops or go out there and tell them to STFU? Baboons, huh? And knowing how "these people" behave? Let me suggest that you move to a gated community full of other racists. I'm not in favor of people screaming at each other in public, but I'm far less in favor of slanderous and generalized racism of the type that your question bespeaks.

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Why does the word "patermafilias" refer to the breadwinner of a household (traditionally, a man), when the Latin word, "filia", means "daughter"? I think you have misspelled "paterfamilias". I'm no Latin / Old English scholar, but I've never seen "patermafilias". (Additionally, Firefox flags that as a misspelled word, and not the "paterfamilias" that I suggest above.)

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Which religion Adam and Eve were following? I don't know, but isn't it a shame that they're going to burn in hell because they didn't know Christ and weren't baptized?

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How to Add two rows in orderdetails fro the previous order. Neither of them have any discount. this is not HW, just i want to know that The answer to this Q depends completely on the design of YOUR particular database and the application rules it follows. In some applications, if the order has been flagged as "closed" (for example, if it has been shipped or invoiced), you would not be able to add rows -- but that's an application issue. As a matter of process, the PO_Order_Details table would generally be...

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An object is shot up at a velocity of 29m/s and it takes 3 seconds to reach its maximum altitude. What is the objects maximum altitude? There is insufficient data to answer this question. For one thing, the value for acceleration isn't given, which is an absolute requirement. An object that is "shot" is assumed to have started from a velocity of 0, so what was the initial acceleration used to achieve the 29 m/s value? Second, there is no launch angle given (I suppose we could assume 90° perpendicular to...

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Is it racist to assume my black co-worker spent the weekend watching Roots? If you based the assumption solely on his race, then yes, it is. If you generalize about any person's attitudes, thoughts and actions (which are otherwise unknown to you) based on your conception of "what an average fill-in-the-blank-here" would do, then that's an example of racist thinking. How do you know that your co-worker wasn't writing a doctoral thesis,...

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In general, do you believe things that are done gratuitously have more value than those which are not? Such as gratuitous sex and violence in films, for example? No.

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Whats the relationship between fields, records, tables and database Well, this is a very broad question, but in general: Let's start from the top, at first, and then introduce details: A Database is a collection of tables describing objects to be maintained / tracked / studied. It may also include some "application" code, forms, reports, queries and other objects and functions in order to aid the user in storing and retrieving data that is...

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Should parents suggest that their young children consider becoming an abortion doctor (among other career choices) when they grow up? I suppose if that WERE a medical specialty, there'd be no reason to avoid it. After all, it's not like "abortion doctors" (to use your own term) kidnap women off the streets to add to their practice. They provide a legal service to women who come to them -- at risk to both of them, too -- for performance of a service. I'd rather suggest to my kids that they become...

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This semester I had a superb professor who has made an invaluable difference in my education. Would it be OK to write a thank-you letter? I don't want to seem like a brown-noser. Is it a good idea to try to keep in touch after the semester ends? A sincere note of appreciation, especially if you include some concrete example/s of the help received, would mean more than you can imagine. And if it's sent after the end of the school year or semester (when the class is over for good), then it couldn't be construed as brown-nosing in any case.

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Is it acceptable to end a sentence with the word "is"? It depends on what the definition of "is" is.

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How hard can it be to learn Chinese? A billion and a half Chinese have learned it. How hard can it be?

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If I break a stick into three pieces what is the probability that I could make a triangle? I was also told it is not 100% Probability doesn't really enter into it. Just thinking about this as a thought experiment (that is, not doing a formal proof of it), I think that if the first piece is less than half the total length of the stick, then you can ALWAYS form a triangle with the two remaining pieces. If the first piece is greater than half the total length, then you NEVER can. Here's what I'm...

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I am turning 15 in 19 days im a guy what should i get? PLESAE HELP ME A book on grammar, and a dictionary.

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Wheen was chist born At night, apparently, or else all that talk of following stars would have been kind of pointless.

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Why hasn’t there been a revolutionary change in the way government is run since the US was established? There will be, once we complete the process of going broke.

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I am a 23 year old, down to earth girl. im joining a dating website and i need a nickname/username! so IDEAS please :) nothing slutty please :) NothingSluttyPlease But seriously: My girlfriend, whom I met on an Internet dating site almost three years ago (it will be three years next month) called herself "Sally". Just that. Her name isn't Sally.

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Do you feel a little lost when your relationship comes to an end? Sometimes ... when I don't feel relieved instead.

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Why did i dream that i got beat in front of my two kids by my husband and i was only 23 Gosh, I don't know. How old ARE you?

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Do guys think kristen stewart is sexy?? x Probably. She's a girl, right? In that case, definitely.

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Boyfriend thinks it's ok to sleep with his dirty smelly spaniel, I got bitten by a flea and I now refuse to stay at his, I want to ask him not to have the dog on the bed but have kept quiet so far, what should I do? You have several choices that I can think of, right off the top of my head: 1. Wear a flea collar. 2. Treat the dog for fleas after you wash it. 3. Get a new boyfriend. It's all about the options.

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I love my husband,but I also have a crush on another man who also has a crush on me even though he's involved and living with someone. I don't intend to act on it but seeing him puts a smile on my face.Is this normal? Perfectly normal.

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How do I get my GF to stop talking about/obsessing over the cat? She brings it up at any opportunity, at least once per hour. She shows me pics of it on her phone. It's my cat! I know what it looks like. I've pleaded with her to stop. Please help! Either acknowledge what she's saying / showing you about the cat, or "handle" any objections she has to it. That is, if she likes it, thinks it's cute / intelligent / psychic / evil, whatever ... then acknowledge that you hear and understand what she's saying. (It appears that there's something she's telling you about the cat that you're somehow not...

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You open your refrigerator and a demon head floating on fire says "ZOUL." What do you do now? I would decide that it's finally time to clean out the fridge and maybe consider getting a housekeeper.

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Why people become atheists ?? Why they lose their believe in God? What do you mean "lose belief"? That's something that has to be drilled into you; what makes you NOT an atheist? Most of us would contend that we are all born atheists; as kids we learn to believe in Tooth Fairies, Easter Bunnies, Santa Claus ... and sometimes, God. Most atheists have outgrown ALL of those silly fantasies. Others choose to hold onto one or more, and...

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I am a white guy that really likes a big butt and big hips on a woman. Why has it been so hard to find a woman online that appreciates the fact I like those things? Because few women care to be judged as meat. And the ones who do like that are probably too stupid to be able to turn on a computer.

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What does "exploit" mean? Can there be such a thing in the absence of coercion? Of course. You can exploit your own competitive advantage in a game or contest or in business, without in any way being unfair or coercive. If you're stronger than an opponent in an athletic contest, for example, then you should exploit that; it's what the game is about, after all. You can extend that to a "team", too. A coach who knows where his team can take...

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It's a popular question ("So, what is it you do?") that most people respond to with a job title. But how could you really answer it? "Breathe" - "Laugh"- "Seek for meaning" - "Love." Answer stupid questions.

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Atheist people, why do you hate on people that do believe in a higher power such as God? Why would you use such a term as "hate on" instead of being more explicit about what it is that you find offensive? Using pejorative words and phrases such as that isn't going to win you many friends among opponents, or start a discussion on a very friendly plane. It's the difference between starting a discussion with: "WTF do you mean by ... ?" and "I was...

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Why is it that when I am an atheist, people INSTANTLY try to convert me, even if they I just met them. You might want to try being an atheist permanently, or on a more regular basis. Part-time atheists have to expect a lot of misguided attempts to convert them to "see the light".

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My professor asked us: What are economic benefits in keeping oppression & perpetuating a permanent underclass? Can anyone help with this? I'd love to elucidate, but I have to head out to catch the bus to my second job for the day.

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What causes the price elasticity of demand to increase? Hot weather.

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What are the negative aspects of being a security information specialist The stupid-looking uniform. And the fact that you can't carry a gun.

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Wat did the progressives want to change about american society? They wanted politicians to stop lying.

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Why do firms like to know the elasticity of their product? It helps them to determine how to package it. If it's very brittle, then they need to add a lot of padding. But if it's very elastic, then they can just wrap it and it's good to go.

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How did americans justify taking land from the native americans? Eminent Domain, same way they do it now.

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Explain the concept of manifest destiny. what role did it play in the expansion ofthe united states? A "manifest" is a type of cargo document, such as a bill of lading for a railroad or truck, that details the contents of the shipment. (You could look that up.) So when the railroads were invented in 1822 and started regular service to California around 1838, that's when Eastern manufacturers realized that they could start shipping goods as fast as they could write the...

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Identify five important changes in american society which ocurred between 1890 and 1920. and why each was important The Civil War ended in 1910. WW I started in 1920. The telephone was invented in 1850, but no one figured out how to use it until 1905, when the first telephone numbers were issued. It became popular around 1915, when the Telephone Company decided to sell them to individuals instead of just business users. The Mormons conquered the Western Territories between 1810 and 1895. You may...

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What is the difference of five and seven toothed fingers marijuana? Two tooth fingers, apparently. But I have no idea what your question means. Are you on something now?

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A paper clip uses 35mm of wire .How many paper clips can I make from 2m of wire How would you expect anyone to find out the answer to that? Can't you find the answer the same way?

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I have one day to write a 1000 word essay on Chapter 11 of the book "Farewell to Manzanar." I have never written an essay before. Help! how do I start? What do I write ? I want to complete this but I'm getting discouraged. Essays are no great trick, and a 1000-word essay is nothing at all ... if you've read and understood the underlying work. Assuming you read the chapter, consider the answers to these questions: (I haven't read the book at all, and I don't know a thing about it.) 1. What is the theme of the chapter? What is it about? What are YOUR opinions on that theme, and are they in...

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Is this correct? I made a reservation to the hotel. Or should "to" be "with"? Well, generally one reserves "a room at" the hotel (or a banquet or conference room, for example). So I'd say, "I reserved a room at the hotel."

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Do you take your own advice? Generally. I try not to be hypocritical. However, not all of my advice is given as literal truth, either. If people can't tell the difference between a joke and real advice, well ...

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Do you think of God as more of a personal being or an abstract idea? An abstract idea. And not a particularly good one, as a matter of fact.

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In excel I want a cell d6 to have a value of 100 when cell a1 has a value of 1 or greater. How do I do that The standard form for the IF() function is: =if( condition to be checked, value if TRUE, value if FALSE) So, since you have only given the value you want if true, I'd start with: =if( A1 >= 1, 100, "A1 is less than 100")

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In my Windows file there are a lot of files starting with $. What are they? Are they necessary? Can I delete them or leave them alone? Are they really files starting with $, or are they subdirectories (folders)? On my system, those are all "$Uninstall" subdirectories, and like MNGMUA said, I wouldn't touch them.

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Dis anyone remember that today is the 46th anniversary of the JFK assassination? Yeah, I recall that, but for a somewhat different reason: it's also my ex-wife's birthday.

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My OS (Win98SE) keeps crashing and I think it is due to a registry error. I have a reg file that contains a full backup of the registry when it was working, but regedit won't let me overwrite the entire registry while the OS is running. Suggestions? Have you priced new and used computers lately? You can buy yourself a very serviceable refurbished laptop a lot of life left, and get a big hard drive, good speed ... and Windows XP ... for a few hundred bucks. And then you won't have to share it with the old man, either.

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What are the early warning signs of your kid being gay? Gosh, Nick, if God's making people gay, then who are you to say that "warnings" are needed?

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Forgive the ignorance of a middle-aged woman, but could someone that knows about sports explain what a "perfect" baseball game is? First of all, this is the place to dispel ignorance, so don't apologize for it. I don't think anyone was born knowing all about baseball (I could be wrong), so I think most of us were ignorant at one time or another. Some of the other respondents here apparently revel in theirs. A perfect game is a game in which one team sends 27 batters (or more, if the game goes into extra...

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Im trying to buy Red Sox tickets for a friend, and know nothing about baseball. I noticed they play the same team for three days in a row...why? And which one of the three should I buy the tickets for? And what are the best seats? LOL ... I just saw this Q, and I know this is a late and out-of-season answer, but ... The baseball season has 162 regular-season games per team, of which 81 are "home" and 81 "away" against all of the other teams in the team's respective league. The Red Sox are an American League team and play most of their games against other American League teams (and most of...

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I made a list of 100 reasons why i love this girl. is that lame? It's only lame if ... you don't tell HER.

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Atheists a question for you. Imagine that it is 12/21/2012 and surprise, the Mayans were right and the world is about to end, do you go down in a blaze of glory or pray as ask God to forgive your ignorance? You think I'm going to pray to a Mayan god that I've never even heard of? Dream on. Besides, one's world can end at any time.

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Is there truly a hell, or was it a place made up by the church? If you had ever been to Cleveland on a weeknight in the winter, you'd know the answer to that question. It definitely exists.

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Suffering Causes People to Remember God! Do u think this is true? If the suffering causes one to forget how to think, then it might be possible to "remember" something that doesn't even exist.

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What exactly is "speaking in tounge?" A long way to say "bullshit".

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Has any atheist ever converted to a theist? Brain damage comes in many forms, unfortunately.

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A snail falls down a well ...the well is 30 feet deep .... the snail can climb only 3 feet a day up the side of the well ! but slides down 2 feet of a night .. how long will it take the snail to exit the well? Who says it wants to exit the well? Maybe it likes the well! There are no birds or other predators there; it's cool and shady, and there's enough moisture to live on. What's wrong with living in a well, I want to know?! Who are you, a non-well dweller, to say where a snail should or should not live?! That's pretty presumptuous, isn't it? What if the snail had...

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So if your sex life has been in the dumps for ages and you have tried everything, and are not going to get a divorce, why not try swapping partners? That way you both get that new sex feel, yet still remain together. Because people aren't inanimate objects like furniture and cars, and shouldn't be treated that way.

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Are you against Homosexuality? Not in any way. I wouldn't choose it for myself -- I like playing with women too much for that! -- but it's the way some beings are made, and I wish them all well.

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A5-card poker hand is dealt.what is the probability of being dealt four of a kind I liked Phoenix's thought process on this, but I think there's a flaw in it, though I can't put my finger on it. I ran a different calculation and came up with a much better chance of success: I say that the first card is unimportant, EXCEPT that it establishes "the card to match". So for the second through fourth cards of the hand, the odds of continuing match...

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All the guys at my work want to have sex with me because when I'm drunk I'll do pretty much anything in bed. How do I get them off my back.. literally? Are you really so ignorant that you need other people to tell you: "control your drinking"? And be careful who your partner IS: pick ONE with some sense of discretion, who won't be shooting his mouth off. If you're going to screw everyone within a penis's reach and take them all to the moon for the price of a drink, then there's no help anyone can give you if...

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Is it wrong for a 16year old to be dating a 24 year old? I hesitate to answer this because of the loaded term "dating". It doesn't just mean going to the malt shop on Friday nights after the sock hop (a la Archie with Betty and Veronica), does it? So it depends on what "dating" means to you. If dating = having sex, then no, it's probably a criminal act in most of the US. (Criminal for the older person, whether male...

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How many times do you think you have been in love? Let's see ... 50 * 365 ÷ 10 (about once every ten days or so) ... works out to around 1800 times. (Sometimes with the same girl!)

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MEN-do you like a woman that plays hard to get...just a bit. OR one who comes out and tells you how she feels? Yes. And yes.

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I fell in love with her in my final year of high school, I had so many chances to tell her how I felt, how crazy I was about her but I never did. I will know never see her again since we both just went to recently differentUniversities.WhatShould I do?:( 1. Stop being so damn melodramatic. 2. Take a breath. 3. Look around you; is she REALLY the only girl in the world? 4. If you decide that the answer to that Q is "yes", then repeat from Step 2. 5. If the answer is still "yes", then for Christ's sake, write the girl a letter or call her at her parents' house over the holidays. 6. Don't tell her out of the...

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Solve BY INTERPOLATION (*not with logarithms*) 3^x=7^2? The problem was that i have not a clue to what "solve by interpolation mean!? I see that you're not happy with what interpolation means -- boo hoo! -- but it's a valid way to estimate what a correct answer should look like, so that you can verify it later, when you do use logarithms and other methods to arrive at a more precise answer. What did you come up with as an answer, anyway?

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Why are men facinated with woman who have full lips such as(Angelina Jolie)..Why is that such a turn on? Um ... gosh ... how to explain this to someone who asks such an obvious question. I mean, the answer is in the question: It's the woman behind the lips.

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Cardiovascular surgeons make about $60,000. . . . . .AN OPERATION. . . . .and do about TWO A DAY! Am I in the WRONG FIELD or is going back to school too late? Dang!? Find out what the attorneys make on the 1 in 20 (or so) operations that doesn't go perfectly. That's where a lot of the money is going. Aside from that, as others have already pointed out, the surgeon is assisted by a huge team of prep and OR nurses, orderlies, pathologists and other testers, an anesthesiologist (you'd know if you forgot about him!) and probably at least one...

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My husband says he is trying to get closure with his ex. We have been married for 7 years. He has started to write her what I consider love letters. He tries to meet with her. She doesn't want to. He continues to tell her that he still loves her. I'm sorry to hear this news. But this isn't really the place for it. You've apparently wandered here by mistake while you were looking for "ThatSucksBag.com" This is AnswerBag, where we like to answer questions. If you have a question about your son-of-a-bitch husband (what, he couldn't live alone for awhile and get her out of his system?), then we would be...

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We are all having some kind of potato dish for Thanksgiving, what is your favorite and what's in it? Crashed Potatoes ... you only have to try 'em to love 'em http://tinyurl.com/3eq4un

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How do i talk to my friend that i like very much and she shows that she feels the same about me "However you've been doing" it seems successful. Why mess with success?

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I LOVE SEX! When does sex become a detriment to a person's life style? In other words, how far is too far? Didn't Cornelius Ryan answer this question in his famous novel, "A Girl Too Far"?

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How many old men and old women are terrorists I wonder? Don't they eventually all get blown up before they have a chance to get old? A lot depends on point of view, doesn't it? To a cow, everyone who drives onto the lot at McDonalds is a potential / likely terrorist.

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Do You Know What a German Kiss Is? any quesses? A surprise kiss into your soft underbelly. Closely coordinated with artillery, armor and air strikes to vital areas.

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Just for general information, if I decided to convert to Catholicism (after having been a life-long Baptist) what would I be required to do? Couldn't I just say I want to join and be accepted? You'd have to fill out a short application and submit it to your local priest, where it would be vetted and stamped for approval and eventually forwarded to the Vatican. (Your priest will give you an opportunity to have rough sex with a priest at this time, since you didn't grow up in a Catholic household.) Eventually the Pope would review the application, and he may ask you some...

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Don't you think that the person who posted the question on AB should be able to say what is or is not the top answer? That would be Answerology.com, down the road and to the right.

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I need a list of words that USA politicians use in the place of "Liar" "Lying" etc "my honored opponent" "the President said ..." "the Speaker claimed ..." etc.

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Is the expression "Bring a gun" an English ideom? Can it mean something else in your language than telling a person to come with a weapon? It's a suggestive comment meant to imply "there's trouble ahead." Sort of like when the non-fisherman on the boat gets the first view of the shark in Jaws and tells the captain, "You're gonna need a bigger boat." In the somewhat jocular sense in which it would probably be delivered, it most assuredly DOES NOT mean "bring a weapon". But it does...

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Is this a rhetorical question? (2009-11-18) No, not at all. Where would we be without rhetorical questions?

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All my friends, and everyone at school (Including my teachers) call me Merlin. They arent making fun of me, and they mean no disrespect. I have no clue why. Does anyone have any ideas why everyone would call someone that? No, I have no idea in the world, if you're really as ignorant as you claim to be.

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For the linguists or English buffs: if you ask a question by simply saying a declarative sentence with rising intonation, what is that kind of question called? That's, like, ValleyGirlSpeak, like popularized by the like girls of the San Fernando Valley in California in like the 1980s, you know? And it's, like, not a question?

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How many people know that f@#k is related to the word fight? Say "I fight you" while pronouncing the gh. I'm still trying to figure out how to pronounce f@#k.

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How was Switzerland able to stay neutural during WW11? OMG ... did we have 9 more world wars when I wasn't looking? Holy hell; I thought they ended at 2 (or II), and now you're telling me they were neutral through World War ELEVEN?! Lawdy ... I'm going back to sleep.

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Any Swiss here...?Is it true that Switzerland is a no-war country that it has never encountered a war for the past 5 centuries?How? Actually, the Swedes have remained neutral throughout the past 600+ years, having last warred against (I think) Russia, before most of us were alive. (I say 'most of us', because I have questions -- which I will keep to myself! -- about the age of some of my AB colleagues.)

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Do you believe that the world is going to end in 2012? :p Probably not. If you're betting that it will, I'll take your bet and give you 1,000,000 : 1 odds. That is, you bet me $1 that the world will end, and I'll bet $1,000,000 that it won't. How can you not take that bet? We can settle up in advance by each mailing a check for our bet to the other. Just put the check in the mail to arrive on January 2, 2013. PS: You...

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Are atheists afraid of dying? When I think about it, more and more often these days as a matter of fact, I don't fear "death itself" as much as "the way" that it might come. There are a lot of ways that I don't want to die, but what comes after that ... I care not.

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What would you think of the government getting entirely out of the marriage business? All law would only be based on individuals, no more marriage deductions or taxes, no civil marriage, etc. Hmm ... the first part of your proposal is good, I think, but ... "no civil marriage"? Do you propose that anyone who wants to marry has to do that under the auspices of an established church of some kind? Certainly you aren't proposing that people give up marriage altogether, are you? That's not going to happen, despite any hare-brained legislative scheme you can...

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Why does the US have such a dim stereotypical view of Europeans? Why do you have such a generalized and overly simplistic view of "the US"? There's your answer, I think.

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Are you participating in black friday? I hope to be alive, and "participating" in that way.

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What is one/some thing most people in this world have in common? This world

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What is going on - or not; that causes so many married men to view porn on the Internet? For the same reason they climb mountains: "Because it's there!"

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Most American men are _____? bipedal

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Why do people make me feel so abnormal when my boyfriend and I are out in public? Last I checked interracial dating wasn't against the law... Regardless of what others may say or do, YOU are the one feeling "abnormal". How people choose to act or behave towards you is their business, and not something you should even attempt to control -- not that you can in any case. But how you react to THEM is YOUR business. What I would suggest, even though I think you're not going to like the suggestion and I'll bet it...

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I have a bar graph and I need to draw a line across the y axis indicating the max cap. Is there a way in excel to draw the max cap line? This is very, very simple, and you might kick yourself for not having already thought of it. Set up another Series to graph consisting of that single value, and graph it as a line. You can include a Label for it or not, as you choose. Since it's a single value, you'll get the straight line you want, exactly where you want it. You can even set the value by function as something...

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How can I display hr:mm as minutes? ex. 1:46 displayed as 106 mins. so that I can divide by 60 and get 1.76 of a hour. Working with Excel 'date' and 'time' functions can be sort of tricky. If you have a cell formatted for "Time", for example, it's not formatted for "Hours and Minutes" only, but it includes a 'date' component. That is, if you enter "1:30" into a cell formatted for 'Time', Excel believes that that is a...

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Wat is the answer to 5y-8=12??? im realy stuck please help! First, square both sides, so: (5y-8)^2 = 12^2, or 25y^2 - 80y + 64 = 144, and 25y^2 - 80y - 80 = 0, so y = 4 Simple, right? Now, you try.

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I can't see my work sheet unless I am in "Full Screen" mode. Why? How can I fix? Try Windows / Arrange and pick one of the options there (may be more obvious if you have more than one file open). The system will tile, cascade or arrange the files in your active window in a way that you should be able to view any / all sheets you have open. I get this problem from time to time when I bring a file home from work, where I've been working with an Excel window spread...

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What protective equipment do i need for welding cast-iron? For "personal protective equipment" you'll need welder's gloves with high heat resistance and long cuffs. You'll also need a flip-up / flip-down viewing shield, typically a full-face and throat covering with a small rectangular viewing port covered with appropriately tinted (normally opaque) glass. You'll probably want a full set of leathers for your upper body...

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Is your spelling and grammar good? Yes, "they are".

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Alcohol; if you drink lots regularly digesting it wears out or poison's you slowly over time, massive amounts kill you quickly. So why are non-drinkers forced to subsidize the "socialized" health care costs of voluntary/self inflicted damage? I think the general answer to this question is that we don't want to make people's lifestyles and habits the issue in health insurance. That's exactly what we're trying to get away from, it seems. The issue is "provision of universal health insurance", and rather than attempt to classify and categorize all human behaviors to the nth degree (diet, exercise,...

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Guys i haven't cried in 2 years i have gotten upset since but can't cry don't know why, now when i yawn tears flow so i know it all works fine. i feel i need to cry to get over things and move on. Did something happen 2 years ago to which you attribute the change? Or have you only noticed this for the past 2 years, with no realization of exactly when or why this may have started? What in particular do you feel like you need to cry about, and can't? I liked HB's answer about not becoming too fixated on what you "should" cry about; don't let someone...

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Have you ever received a death threat? Plenty, over the Internet. None credible.

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Do you believe in LAW OF SECRET ATTRACTION? My beliefs are secret, too.

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Can you explane this moto in life ...................... beat the oddsand be the best that you can be,if other stand in your waypersereve and dont anything bring you down It means "stay in school and learn to write properly".

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Hi there, does anyone know what means in english jargon or youngsters text vocabulary "Bbbmm" ? many thanks That's not an English "word", so it has no vocabulary meaning and does not belong in any jargon. It sounds more like the nonsense sounds that an infant might make before or while attempting to learn speech.

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How to make a calculation of average probability? Divide the chance of a thing happening by the total number of chances. That's simplistic, but ... it's a simplistic question.

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If you were writing an essay today for a class, what would be the title of the essay? What would be the class?

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I have an excel column. Each cell contains a code similar to 16203K - I want to split the cell into 3 seperate columns to seperate the first and last characters - i.e 1 / 6203 / K Is this feasible? I am not technically gifted so simple answer appreciated Brian's answer works for codes of exactly the same length (6 characters always). If the code lengths vary, then you can use this formula for the MIDDLE value (the only one that would vary): =mid( E18, 2, len( E18) - 2) (Actually, this code works regardless of whether or not the code lengths vary, so you could substitute it for Brian's suggestion with no ill effects.)

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If you look up what do you see? Whatever is overhead.

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What infamous person, living or dead would you want to spend time with? Elaborate if you like. If a meal was involved, I would prefer to spend time with a live one, please. The smell of a rotting corpse would spoil my appetite.

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I am dating someone long distance, and she is awesome don't get me wrong...but she is kind of a... nympho... should i be worried about her cheating? No, don't "worry" about it; "expect" it. When you can change your consideration in this way then your life will be much easier and you can relax.

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How can you tell if a man is losing interest in you? When he falls asleep during sex, that's a tip-off.

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For Christmas, my mom wants no presents from my brother and I. Instead she wants to take us to a catholic gynecologist to explain the Catholic Church's method of contraception to us. We don't want to do it. Is there any way out of this for me and Daniel? You could convert to Judaism, I suppose. Or you could tell her that both of you are planning to become virgin parents. It's not like THAT hasn't been done before, right?

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What is your stand on gay men not being allowed to give blood? I try not to stand on men at all. Where I come from that's considered impolite -- or football.

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How did eating turkey become part of the Thanksgiving tradition? Well, it started with the Turkey Trot, of course, when people would race their prize turkeys against each other for high stakes. Then the tradition became that the losing turkey would be tortured in front of the other turkeys as a way to incentivize them to perform better. Some of them were scared to death by this display, and then all of a sudden the turkey owners were left with dead bird...

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Is it hard for you not to eavesdrop when other people are talking out loud in public? No, that's called "overhearing". It's hard not to eavesdrop when they whisper, though.

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Do women prefer men with power, money, and status? Some women do. Other women prefer women with those attributes, and some prefer other men -- and women -- entirely. It's not like a recipe book, you know. Or maybe you don't know, and should.

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The feds sent out too many stimulus checks. Now some are going to have to pay it back (allegedly). Can we trust them to fix Medicare fraud to pay for national healthcare? As much as I don't want to argue against your premise that the federal government is inefficient and allows huge programs such as Medicare to be gamed and defrauded of billions of dollars, this question is kind of a straw man. That is, it's BECAUSE we have these large and all-encompassing federal programs that the issue of fraud and corruption is as bad (and expensive) as it is. But...

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Where did Jesus get the money to fund his terrorist organization while paying for food, gas and electricity bills? A lot of guys named Jesus are good at baseball. Perhaps he played shortstop for the local nine.

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Thru my conversion I became close to a Missionary he's 22 I'm 36. As close as we could be without breaking rules. Just transferred, 6 months left. Left his contact info. We love each other (not said just mutually known) unsure his family will approve. You must have gotten lost on the way to ConfessionBag. This is AnswerBag. Don't worry; happens all the time.

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Where did G-d come from? How was he/she created? Holy mother of G-d ... that's not just an expression; it's an answer.

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What is Wisdom without Application? Answerbag.

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How do you stop yer children from misbehaving in public? I gotta start reading these Qs more carefully. I thought you had asked "How do you stop your children from masturbating in public?" When I stop laughing, I'll try to come up with another response.

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Should the standard AB answer to all of these relentless religion questions be, "Thank you for asking, but what's it to you?" Thank you for asking, but what do you care?

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Has anyone else gotten sick of AB? Dealing with the immature teenagers, users at each other's throats, the scams, the trolls. AB just doesn't appeal to me anymore. Anyone else having this problem and noticing the changes? It kind of makes me sad. Actually, AB is a HUGE respite from the immature teenagers, people at each other's throats, scams and trolls ... of everyday life. At least here I can turn it off whenever I feel like it.

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How reliable are you? I am utterly dependable, 100% reliable, and always there when needed. Unfortunately, I tend to lie a lot.

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I had a boyfriend for a month i loved him so much hes the most beautiful and perfect bf ever he told me hed never leave me but he broke up with me the 2nd day of middle skool its been 2 months and seven days i cry almost everyday over it that not normal? Otter gave good advice; you would do well to read it carefully and follow it if you can. The fact is that every new love (and none more so than the first one) seems like "it". And when you find that at an early age and believe that you have really REALLY found "it", then it hurts even more to find that ... it's really not. Since he broke up with you on the second...

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Do you eat turkey for thanksgiving? Turkey: It's not just for Thanksgiving any more! I have it throughout the year. Of course, the other times I don't have it as part of a huge meal with the whole roasted bird. Most of the time I just have it cut up on salads and in sandwiches.

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Do you like giving relationship advice? (2009-11-15) Sure. Just don't expect me to take it.

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I am in love with a younger man. He doesn't know it. We work in the same office. In the next two weeks I want to tell him how I feel about him just to be able to say that I didn't hold back. What do you think? I would advise against an approach that direct -- and mostly "that premature" -- very strongly. Work on developing a relationship of some kind, first: ask him out on a date! Hell, if you're bold enough to tell him out of the blue that "I love you!" then you should be brave enough to ask him to dinner some night. Because if you just tell him, and he doesn't...

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How does one master the art of personal detachment so as not to get involved I could tell you, I suppose, but then I'd be involved.

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How big is your boob? What is your bra size? do you have boob hair? Too big for a man my age.

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What are Islam's views on Breast Implants? Those views are pretty much covered up by the hijab.

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World War 1 ended on the 11th November 1918. Many wear a commemorative poppy. But can you say what this first world war was all about? Do you think its massive escalation and death toll were justified? Are wars like this preventable? The Great War was about the same thing as most, I suppose, when you get right down to it: dreams of empire on one side, and attempts to protect an empire on the other. As previously noted by others, none of the Axis powers were led by popular governments or elected leaders, so they were able to do what they did as long as they had the balance of state force on their side. And unable to...

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Any tips on gettin a gf or a date i dont think i have a prob talkin flirtin with girls in the right situation Get into the right situation, then.

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Why did Associated Press have 11 people working on fact-checking Sarah Palin? It goes to show how difficult it is to find facts in anything that any politician says.

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If you could invent an animal that was a cross between two animals (e.g. a liger = lion + tiger) what would it be and why? I would love to cross a shark with an eagle. Wouldn't that be cool? And dangerous? And whether you call it a sharkle, an eagark or some other combination, it SOUNDS pretty damn scary, too. (Even "sheagle", which sounds like a cute li'l ol' beagle pup ... until you lose an arm when you go to pet it. Or it lands on your shoulder and rips off your head.) Even...

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My problem I like this guy (we are both 13) he sort of works out at a horseridingranch that i started going to were both shy and love horses but the im not pretty im ugly cause I have a big nose that makes me unattractive.What can I do 2 get him 2 lyk me At 13, I know it's hard to realize this, but EVERYONE has something ... a big nose, bad breath, zits, straight hair or curly hair, too fat or too skinny ... it's always something. So don't worry about that. What makes you happy about yourself? That's what will make you attractive, so work on emphasizing that thing (which is hopefully something you can improve upon, such...

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My 2 children and I currently live with my boyfriend and his 2 kids, it's close and convenient to their schools. My 7 yr old recently told me that it's wrong to live with someone you're not married to. What should I do? Should I move? Your 7-year-old should not be making the rules for you to live by. On the other hand, if you can't adequately explain to a child why it's okay to be living the way you are, then perhaps it is time to rethink those arrangements. If you do change the arrangements, you should make it perfectly clear to the child that YOU are in charge of making these decisions and plans. (Although I...

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What unexpected costs can occur in a divorce? Well, if I told you, then they wouldn't be unexpected, would they?

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In excel how can I add a value to more then more row at a time instead of adding what I need to add to each individ. row? Could you explain a bit more clearly what it is that you're trying to do, please? My guess is that you're trying to add a value (let's say a constant, such as "some number") to several cells over several rows. That can be done, but I hesitate to say "do this and this and this" without a better understanding of what you're trying to achieve. Once I...

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Asalamo alikum. Respect sir. i want to add two cell i.e A1 & B1 but the result should be in B1 cell.and every old value of B1 should remain the same while it should be calculated with A1. i hope u will have understand my this problem. i will have bee As others have also responded, you cannot enter the formula =A1 + B1 into cell B1 (or A1). Doing so will give you a Circular Reference error. So the thing that you propose will not work, as proposed. But if you give us some additional detail to work with, or an explanation of exactly what purpose you are trying to achieve, perhaps we can offer a workable solution. For example, attempting...

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I'm a virgin who's considering having sex sometime in the near future, and have never been able to masturbate successfully without crossing my legs and squeezing. Will this problem will carry over during sex? I've never done it before and am very worried If you're "very worried" about anything that might happen between you and a sexual partner, then you're not ready to have sex with that person yet, and I hope -- for your own sake! -- that you'll reconsider. I'm not saying this for any religious or moral reasons, but just from experience and because I like to give good advice when I can. When you're really...

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Why do women try so hard to look good and then complain when men notice that they look good? Based on your own comments to some of the other responses you're getting here, I don't really think the Q is sincere. If it is, then I'd suspect your technique or actions related to "noticing" are at fault. I look at women all the time, and I often comment on how nice someone looks (or acts), including strangers. I've never had an overtly adverse reaction yet....

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Uhmm...well im really scared of zombies and i think one day there cominq to kill every one and eat em lol and is it possible for zombies to come? Don't worry, zombies would soon enough starve around here. They're looking for "braaaaaaaiiiiiiins".

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What is the first thing that comes to your mind when I say "YES!!"? When?

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Need this formula broken down to one cell =((IF(H1>=3.5,((B1*4)+((((C1+(H1*2))*PI())*2)/12)),((B1*2)+(((C1+(H1*2))*PI())/12)))))+((IF(H2>=3.5,((B2*4)+((((C2+(H2*2))*PI())*2)/12)),((B2*2)+(((C2+(H2*2))*PI())/1)...etc keeps repeating line after line Simplify, simplify, simplify!! Let me illustrate with a text example. Let's say that you're driving from California to Maine to visit your Great Aunt Marie (bear with me here). Your formula looks like you have something like: IF the bridge is under repair at the normal entrance to Marie's street, then we will [insert ALL of the driving directions between California and...

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In spreadsheet A, I want a formula that shows the name of spreadsheet B You can use the underutilized "cell" function for that purpose. =cell( "filename", A1) (for example) will return the name of the SAVED file in the current file. (This only works if the current file has actually been saved. If it hasn't, you'll get a null value.) The value returned is the fully qualified path, file and worksheet names in the form: ...

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Why did Jesus say that the Father was the only true God and taking in knowledge of him and Jesus meant everlasting life, if the Father was not the only true God? John 17:3 When you set up the proposition that a god can speak to a mortal (in words) and be 'perfectly' understood, and that the mortal in question can write (in words) 'perfectly' what he understood 'perfectly', and that every transcriber, interpreter and publisher after that can also render 'perfect' duplication and meaning and that every listener, reader and...

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My husband has accused me of having an internet affair on Answerbag!...I think it's total BS...what do you think? p.s. he will probably read this too... Well, hell, if you're going to be accused of it anyway, even if you didn't do it ... I'm available most evenings and weekends.

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To my American friends: On CNN tonight I saw a news program that showed radical Muslim groups protesting in various American cities. They were handing out literature and shouting angrily. What do you think of all this? Please be honest. It's no trick to find angry people shouting in American cities. The trick is to get them to buy you drinks in the bar while you appear to support their cause and you actually try to pick up one of the good-looking girls who's bored with her boyfriend's shouting. Truthfully, I tend to avoid angry people who shout a lot. Twenty years of a so-so marriage will do that to a guy.

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Guys, if you knew a woman who was sweet, tender, loving, patient, understanding, accepting, attentive, supportive and real real good in bed, what would you do? Start a new religion based on her.

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Guys if you were old an alone would you consider marriage with anyone who came along not to die alone? Would that be worth marrying for? No. Part of the reason I'm old is that I'm alone. If I had stayed with "her" much longer I probably would have stopped watching Law & Order and just taking notes ... and tried to apply some of that knowledge. I would have died years ago in prison, I'm sure. I'm fine here, thanks. I do have my eye on someone special, but not "just anyone". Been...

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Did cowboys rate each others horses, much like we do today with our cars? In what way, I wonder? Five-star crash ratings? Miles per gallon (of oats, water, whatever)? On looks? ("That one's a 10. Man, legs right up to her torso. Oh, sorry ... 'his' torso. Whoops: 'its' torso.") Handling? (That's more dependent upon the handler in this case, isn't it?) Trunk space? Seating capacity? I'm trying to imagine...

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Can we trust Muslims to be loyal to American laws? " New reports about killer Maj. Nidal Hasan suggest that he was openly sympathetic to extremist Islamic beliefs. Colleagues say Hasan was given to "anti-American rants and that infidels should beheaded." As much as I disagree with most religious beliefs in general -- Islam included -- you could replace the word "Muslims" in your question with "Christians", "Jews", "Buddhists", "Taoists", "Pastafarians" or "atheists". As HB said, you can't judge a whole class of people (and especially when they are very large and very...

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Why does my friend get so mad at me for no reason? It seems as though if it's not exactly what she wants, when and how she wants it, I get this passive aggressive attitude from her. I'm tired of it. Help me! I would say that you're asking the wrong question. Asking "Why are things as bad as they are?" (or forms of that question) lead you to "reasons why the world is fucked up" (or some subset, as you noted in your own Q) ... and don't help you get to a resolution. The question you might want to consider instead is: "How can I maintain a good relationship with...

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Would Muslims flip out if, in a tv show, someone was talking to the prophet Muhammad on the phone and we heard a voice being depicted as Muhammad's? It's possible. Many people seem to forget that Islam is about 700 years "younger" than Christianity as a world religion. If you read about historical accounts of Christian attitudes about their religion in the 1300s then perhaps in that context some Muslim beliefs and attitudes can be better understood. I'm not saying that you have to accept every Muslim...

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I get really nervous around pretty girls that I do not know, and I think that they notice. How can I stop this? If they notice, then they are obviously having lustful thoughts. Just tell them that they are going to hell and bask in your moral superiority.

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How do you juggle keeping up with your 6 month old and keeping your husband satisfied? Let him spend some time with the 6-month old.

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What should women look for in a potential boyfriend? Friendship first. Solid friendship, based on shared experience and values (as you can see from actions, and not just hear from love notes and 'promises'). Then trust.

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My boyfriend wants me to prove that i love him..but i don't really now how. any advice ? It sounds to me like he's looking for YOU to make a long-term commitment of some kind ... or to put out for him. It's a manipulative tactic, whatever he wants. This often involves him requesting you to place yourself into a compromising position with him, such as by revealing things to him that you would not reveal publicly, and then allowing him to "keep your secrets"....

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Is it rude to tell people they're going to Hell? I told this girl in my art history class she's facing eternal punishment if she doesn't repent, and I was threatened with physical violence. Shouldn't she be thanking me? It is pure arrogance on your part to presume that YOU can look into someone else's heart and consider yourself sufficiently informed to make such a determination. It is your folly to think that you can change someone else's behavior with your condescending and know-it-all attitude, belief and preaching. It is ignorance on your part to maintain a belief that YOU have a complete...

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Since Sarah Palin ran $2 billion budget surplus what does it tell us about her ability to govern a body vs Barack Obama's (dis)ability? Wonderful. Maybe she can manage California to a budget surplus, too. Although it might be embarrassing if she has to replace a sitting (nominal) Republican governor in order to do that.

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How does God get along with Allah, Thor, Satan and all the other deities.. do they socialise & share information or are they hermits..? I read a beautiful essay in The New Yorker several years ago that answers this very question. I'm glad that I saved a copy, because I can no longer find it on the Net. Here it is, with full attribution; I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. INTELLIGENT DESIGN by Paul Rudnick Issue of 2005-09-26 Day No. 1: And the Lord God said, “Let there be light,” and lo, there was...

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If you knew. . . . .BEFORE YOU BOARDED a commercial aircraft. . . . . . .that the PILOT was a FEMALE (and a diminutive one, at that). . . . . . .would you STILL "board"? And if you DID. . . . . .would you feel "nervous"? No, the passenger in the seat next to me makes me more nervous (if anyone does) than the pilot. Some people can make the shortest trips seem incredibly long.

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What would be a really bad place to go on a 1st date? Strip clubs aren't so good, I think ... unless your girlfriend is a stripper.

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Ladies: You know the man you are dating for the first time is not good for you because ___________. he's a man, right? (These questions are too easy.)

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My boyfriend always seem to quit talking to me and walk out of my life when he is back to his old habits (weed and popping pills) why is that?? He told me that things weren't ok and that for me to just let him be... I think that rather than try to figure out what is wrong with your boyfriend and how you can save him from himself -- do you have a martyr complex of some kind? you may want to look into that -- you should look at yourself first. Why do you want to stick with a guy who does drugs, who cuts you out of his life when it's convenient, and admits that (apparently to those of us looking in...

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Gentlemen: You know the girl you are now dating is not good for you because ______________. well ... she IS a girl, after all.

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Question for atheists: do you believe in an afterlife? I'm not even convinced about the beforelife yet.

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What is something all Men wish for? A woman with amnesia.

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If you had a dollar for every person you had sex with ,what would you be able to buy? A pizza.

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What will happen in 2012? I know for an absolute fact that something will happen to the planet in 2012, but I can't tell you what it is ... yet. When the time is right, I'll say.

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Does anyone think or know for sure if the end of the world is going to be December 21st, 2012? I know for sure that it won't.

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I got my car inspected for leaks and car problems at a car shop only for Z's and never received an invoice better I left and when I came to pick up my car they charged me 120 dollars just for inspected, they didn't do anything to the car. Must I pay? Did you think they were going to do this just because they like you and enjoy looking at your car? Okay, let's get serious. Did they offer a "free inspection"? What made you take the car to them? Did you sign anything when you left the car with them? Had you spoken to anyone about the cost of the inspection, if it wasn't offered as some kind of "free...

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As very unlikely as it sounds, is it possible for a couple to get divorced, but still stay in a relationship? Sure. In fact, I know people who have divorced and then remarried.

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When you want a quick lunch what do you make? I make do with whatever I've got.

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Can a space shuttle take off or land on a aircraft carrier Not yet.

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Apparently 2 winning euro lottery tickets were bought in Britain. Each winning £45 million!!!!! What would you buy with that sort of money? Lottery tickets seem like a good buy. I'd buy more of them.

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Are you on a tight budget? No, but I can get tight on a budget. (Can't hold my liquor.)

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How do you feel about child marriages? I'm not marrying any more children, I'll say that much.

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Ok here the deal i have ben friends with a chick for about 4 to four month and i have ben nothing but the best friend in the world and even her faly loves me and i love her but broke up and we haev ben realy good friends but now she just no longer a frien I would toss in the hand and look for a new deal. That sounds like what she's doing.

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Is it dumb to go out with your ex? It was dumb enough of me to marry her. It would be a BRILLIANT idea if you'd go out with her.

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Is the tradition of asking a father for his daughters hand in marriage a thing of the past? In a very literal sense, EVERY tradition is "a thing of the past". That's what makes it a tradition, after all. There are no "brand new" traditions, are there? But if you're asking if this is an outmoded tradition, at least in the West, then I think it is. It might be more appropriate to ask to be included in the family's "restricted calling...

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What is not allowed in your house? I don't allow the dorg to do drugs or smoke. "Just woof 'No'!"

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I have one Teacher and six Assistant Teachers to buy Holiday Presents for. Does anyone have any novel ideas about what I can Buy? LOL I have bought gloves, wallets,pens,hat sets and starbucks gift cards. Get them a Nobel Peace Prize. They seem to be pretty cheap this year, yet stylish and fashionable.

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When was the last time you got in a fight? You lookin' to start somethin'? What're YOU lookin' at, Bub?

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Is there really a difference between "politically correct" social behavior and just plan good manners? What would it be? Perhaps I can illustrate by example: If I'm in a social gathering, say at a meal with others (where we'd be eating tofu, to be politically correct), and excused myself for a few minutes by saying, "I have to see a man about a horse," that would be rude. However, if I were to excuse myself by saying, "I have to see a bipedal sentient being of indeterminate gender...

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My boyfriend and I have lots of fun, we have a great sex life and we can talk about anything. However, he never tells me how he feels about me/us. I feel pathetic asking him to, but I think its affecting us, so what can I do to get him to share feelings? Are there any other parts of this Q that aren't true? You say "we can talk about anything", and then in the very next sentence you mention the thing that he will never talk about. If this bothers you, then why haven't you requested that he DO that -- without feeling pathetic? If you feel pathetic to tell him what you want, then obviously you can't talk openly about...

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Who supported the new ideas that developed at this time? I have no idea/s.

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How can authorities tell if someone has been driving under the influence of marijuana? I forgot what I was going to say.

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Do you think it's normal to miss work to go to a son's high school graduation? It depends on what kind of work you do, I suppose. It's not normal for an astronaut to decline a mission for that purpose. It's not normal for a general in battle to leave for that purpose. It's not normal for a surgeon to leave an emergency operation (that he started) for that purpose. But for most of us ... pretty normal, I guess.

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If a man really loves a woman how far is he willing to go to re-arrange his life to be with her no matter how complex his life is? How can you expect any kind of categorical answer to this Q, or any one like it? It depends on the man. It depends on the woman. It depends on circumstances and possibilities and the relationship itself. It depends.

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Is it easier to get get a girlfriend once your out of high school and get a car? And if so or not so, where should i go to meet girls of the same age or close to my age (17) once im out of high school and get a car (This March). Ditto to what HB already said. In addition, while it is perfectly fine (and useful) to flirt and play with women who interest you, DO NOT broadcast how desperate you are (or may be) to have one. (Especially "any girl at all", as we see in this category far too often.) Desperation is never attractive. It's the anti-relationship. So even when you ARE desperate (we were your...

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Hi. My husband looked at another girl, he forgot that I'm next to him. when at home I asked him why you looked at that girl, he answered because she is beautiful. he made me feel that I'm ugly for him, for him, I know I'm not ugly.he doesn't respect me? In what way would you like to change this? You could have him so under your thumb that he is afraid to look at other women. (Some would like this, I guess.) You could train him to lie to you, and tell you that "I looked at her because she was shockingly ugly." (I know that there are some who would prefer this.) He could be so TOTALLY enamored of you that he forgets to look...

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Do you feel repulsed when you see two men kissing? Question to straight guys. It doesn't turn me on, and to be honest it used to be somewhat repulsive to me, but I've learned to ignore it if I don't like it. I'm also not all that turned on by viewing women kiss each other "for show" (like the Britney Spears / Madonna thing from several years ago), unless there seems to be some real passion (that is, feeling for the participants, one for...

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My son wants to met ...And get to know me....16, and I haven't seen him since he was two....I'm not sure I can do this...What do I say when he calls...How can I face him?? Please help!! So ... assuming that this has happened by now (in the year-and-a-half since the Q was written): How did it go?

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My child's father and I are no longer together. he spends most of his time in and out of jail, and I rarely hear from him. Our baby is about to turn one, and his paternal grandmother does not know he exists. Should i tell her? In general I would say "yes", unless you know ahead of time that opening your life up to her would cause you a great deal of misery and heartache -- which it may. But if you already know and get along with her, then I would certainly suggest that you contact her.

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In an equation, there must be a right hand side, left hand side and an equal sign. while in excel the left hand side is missing. why is that so? I'll deviate from my normal policy of not answering software-based "why?" questions to state what ought to be fairly obvious, if you think about it for a few minutes. In Excel, you are generating ONE-HALF of an equation. That is, you're setting up the formula (by convention, since your work starts with an "=", you're working the right side of each...

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I thought that there were a lot of things my boyfriend did that was emotionally abusive, however, I also have been guilty of making threats or saying bad things also. It's like we are both guilty of verbal and emotional abuse. Is this possible? Of course.

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I recently found a bag of weed that my fiance was hiding. He fesses up 2 smoking again, but the problem is that he could loose his GREAT job over this. We could loose everything. We have a 2yr old daughter. He has a drug problem but thinks pot is ok. Whether pot is okay or not from a medical (or even legal) standpoint is debatable, and in any case is irrelevant here. As you point out, it is apparently NOT okay with his employer -- or with you, clearly -- which is why he was hiding it in the first place. So everything he says since he has been found out is rationalization. He needs to make a choice between his job + his life with you...

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Was Mccarthyism appropriate or inappropriate for the time it occured? What a silly question: Those tactics are never appropriate in a nominally democratic state.

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Why do women insist on asking men what they're thinking? What makes you ask?

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Three sisters ren a landscape business. they charge $260 for each job. if the oldest sister earen 50 percent more than the middle sister and if the youngest sister earns 50 percent less tha the oldest sister how much does each sister earn per job Gross or net?

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Is the year 748 supposed to be 748 BC? If it is, then it should be written as such. Otherwise, it's presumed to be 748 AD.

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How do I know if I am using the right affect/effect? The text is: She was about to discover that it would have a life changing effect/affect. "Affect" is not commonly used as a noun, at least in most colloquial writing and speech. It can be a noun, but you wouldn't see it in this sense. (It has meanings in psychology that I won't go into here. A dictionary will explain.) "Effect" is used as a verb, but that's not a particularly common usage: "The man effected change in the company when...

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While listening to a Spanish-speaking native, I noticed they dropped the 's' from the end of words. (ex. instead of 'Muchas Gracias' it was "Mucha Gracias") Why do Spanish-speakers do this? I dunno. Whatcha gonna do 'bout it? Why do you think?

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Why is computer science such a controversial major? LOL ... "controversial"? Maybe if you're trying to teach it at an Amish high school ... Wherever did you get such an idea? (The link sheds no light.)

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What is better for kids math,science,social studies,grammer,or geomatry That's like asking, "Which is more important, air or water?"

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If I said "I don't believe that, and neither do you," is that a sentence with a double negative which is also grammatically correct? No, that's just two independent clauses with negative meaning joined by the conjuction "and". "I don't believe so; no one does." Same thing, only the conjunction is a semicolon. A double negative would combine both negatives in one clause: "I don't disbelieve," for example.

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How do I create a MS Excel 2007 formula where I manually enter in a value of 1 in one column and a value of 0 is automatically entered in all of the other columns of the same row? How do I do this for multiple rows? 1255 of them to be exact? Use the formula I gave you for Row 2 in http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/1790076 =if( $B2 = 1, 0, "This is whatever I want to show if $B2 is not = 1") and copy it down through as many rows (and columns) as you want. The half-absolute value used in the formula ($B2) means that the cell to be evaluated each time is the value in COLUMN B, FOR THIS ROW. That is, the row number...

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I am working on a MS Excel 2007 spreadsheet. I need to figure out a conditional formula. If I enter a value in Column B, Row 2 of 1, how do I get the other successive columns (C through K) to have an automatic value of 0 in the same row? F (2009-11-04) The formula to write at C2 is: =if( $B2 = 1, 0, "This is whatever I want to show if $B2 is not = 1") Then copy that formula from C2:K2. Just for the hell of it, what's the point? And what value DO you want in those cells if B2 <> 1?

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I have 16 rows (starting at row 2), 14 columns (starting at col B) of data, and what i want to find is the header (row 1) in each row of the min number and the max number of each row. I can find the min and max using the =MIN() and =MAX() functions? I arranged my data arbitrarily from B2:L27, which is how I derived the formula below: =INDEX( $B$1:$L$1, 1, MATCH( MIN( B2:L2), B2:L2, FALSE)) As you copy this formula down row by row, it will tell you the value of Row 1 for the particular column containing the MIN in each row. I'm kind of rushed for time right now, but this seems to answer at least half of what you were asking,...

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When the Truth is One-why so many beliefs? In the first place, we probably don't yet know what The Truth is, do we? So we don't really know that it's One. There just might be several versions. In the second place, our experience of The Truth will be a subjective thing (I assume), filtered by our own perceptions and experience. Then the words we use to communicate it will debase the experience, be further debased by...

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Raking leaves sucks. Do you agree? (I hate this, especially when I don't own any trees!) I don't rake; I mow ... and mow and mow and mow (and blow blow blow towards the street in the front yard and towards the wooded fringes in the back yard) until they're chopped and gone. Works a charm, but it can be difficult to find the right day to manage that ... in November ... in Connecticut.

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Science flies you to the moon. Religion flies you into buildings. thoughts? Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like grapes.

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I want a man for a friendly and sexual relationship that will last i'm 16 where should i be looking? In the future. About six years in the future, would be my recommendation for the "sexual" part. You can -- and should! -- find friends everywhere and anywhere, but I recommend that you hold off on the sex until you know your own mind better. And you won't fully know it until you have developed it more (probably; if you're like most people). So concentrate on that. ...

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I AM 38 HAVE NO FRIENDS AND I AM SINGLE,THOUGH HAVE CHILDREN,AND I WANT TO GO OUT FOR A NIGHT OUT TONIGHT,WHAT DO I DO? Hire a sitter and go. Have a fine time. Since it's a school night, be home in time to get the sitter home at a reasonable hour, if s/he has to go to school tomorrow.

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Ladies, would you date a guy who is built, makes a good living, responsible, very smart and very sweet, reasonably good looking and who is looking for a serious relationship but whos only flaws is he is somewhat socially clueless and 5'4"? In your other commentary you didn't happen to mention how old your son was, did you? Some people need to take time -- and experience -- to learn tact, diplomacy, flirting, etc. And depending where he works, he may have his asocial (not antisocial) tendencies reinforced. For example, a guy who works in a garage, machine shop, construction crew, engineering outfit, etc. is not going to...

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To your knowledge, is there anyone who wants to kill you or wants to see you dead? If so, how do you cope with it? Nobody long-term or implacable in that regard -- to my knowledge. But I suppose that happens to most of us at one time or another, even if the feeling only lasts for a few seconds or minutes. There are a few people I "wouldn't mind" seeing in that condition, too, but no one I wouldn't save from a burning building. (I'd tell them to run to the roof and jump.)

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When is it time to shop for food? Late in the evening on Wednesday is usually a pretty good time.

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Are you willing to die when called to? Um ... who's calling? I'm afraid you have a wrong number.

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What is the best dating site for the middlesbrough area Like everyone knows where "middlesbrough" is.

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My husband lend me his truck because my broke down , i was looking for a cd and i found some condoms. We never used condoms it was a surprise to me. this never happened before. Do you think his cheating on me. Well, now we know yet another reason why Shakespeare wrote: "Neither a borrower nor a lender be." What I think doesn't matter, and I wouldn't speculate. However: In WW II soldiers used to use condoms on the ends of their rifle barrels in bad weather or wet or dusty conditions because it kept water, sand and other foreign matter out of the barrel, but could be easily...

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Are there any good reasons to keep pictures of your ex? If so, what are they? In case you ever need to identify the body ...

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If someone jumps infront of my car, and theres no way i can avoid them, and they die, is it murder on my part or suicide on theirs? Legally, not moraly. It all comes down to what the investigating officer determines as he investigates the scene and interviews you. He will of course expect to find you AT the scene and available for interview -- and depending on your state of mind at the time and what he sees on the ground and learns from other witnesses, he may elect to have one or more follow-up interviews. But he'll look for evidence...

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Now i Learn Computer Cores(DISA) What i do After Learn This Cours.My Name is Sandip Sandip, with all due respect, you still need to learn English.

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Do we need a US Government czar for college tuition? It's astonishing, isn't it? As the world's oldest democracy ... we have more freaking czars now than Russia ever did. And not astonishing in a good way, either.

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Is Auburn University in trouble? Only when they play Florida in Gainesville.

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Is shelf fungi a type of bacteria? No fungus is a type of bacteria. They're in separate biological Kingdoms. http://tinyurl.com/6ozpd

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No icons come up on my desktop,can you help me to find the solution Are you using a dual monitor system? Is one of the monitors not turned on? That'll do it -- often does do it, for me.

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I have to write a paper on my world view - I do not want to share mine - do you have any bullshitting tips? :P Make up an alter ego (it's easy to do for "another you", that is, someone like you, and harder to do if you mock up a character that you don't like) and look through that person's eyes. For example, although I'm an agnostic atheist I could pretty easily mock up a character who's a fundamentalist Christian and then go on for days about how the world is going...

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How many years of schooling did you have? Not enough, apparently.

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HELP FAST! What should my first thesis be + first few sentences be defending that prostitution should NOT be legalized in Canada? Politicians don't need more competition from ACTUAL, LICENSED, PROFESSIONAL whores. Politics is a tough enough job as it is.

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Do all politicians go to law school before going into politics? Or can you just get your degree and then go into politics from there? No, some go to medical school, others to divinity school, and a few play sports or act. Less and less frequently nowadays, some actually command troops on a battlefield, too.

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Has the education system in Caribbean societies always been a mechanism for supporting and reproducing the status quo. No. (I expect full marks for one of these answers.)

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Has the education system in Caribbean societies always been a mechanism for supporting and reproducing the status quo. Yes.

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Where was the Incan Empire? How many miles did it cover? Atlantis. Five miles, straight down.

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Where did Ayn Rand go wrong? Personally or as an author? In her personal life she was egocentric to a point of near megalomania. She would not tolerate disagreement from any of her acolytes.

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What would you say is the most lucrative major in college today? Basketball

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What is the relationship between Money, Religion and power illustrate answer with contemporary example Gosh, I'd love to, but AB is text only, and I suck at illustrations. And homework.

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What is the meaning of the popular saying"A rolling stone gathers no moss"? Since the stone is always moving, it doesn't have a "north side" to gather moss. Sometimes the side that faces north rolls until it's facing south, where the sun hits it, so the moss doesn't grow. Also, it's rolling in a river, so it grows algae instead.

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In the UNITED STATES, why would someone spend MILLIONS to run for an office that only pays about $75,000.00 a YEAR (or thereabouts)? It's not their own money (for the most part) that they spend to get there. That gets them primed for doing the "job" once they're in office: spending other people's money.

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If your mother and your wife/girlfriend are drowning in a river, whom do you rescue? If we were in Kentucky, I could save all three at once by saving either one.

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I need someone to explain how to: 1-Solve a system of two linear equations by the graphing method. 2-Solving a system of two linear equations by the substitution method. 3-Solving a system of two linear equations by the addition( elimination) method Let's say our two simple equations are 2X + Y = 0 and 4X + Y = 6 1. Graphing Simply draw the graphs of the two equations to determine the coordinates of the single intersecting point. That will be the shared solution to the two simultaneous equations. That is, it will be the answer to both equations at the same time (the solution that makes them "simultaneous")....

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When x is divided by x, would the result be x, or would it be 1? Self-division is always 1 UNLESS x = 0, in which case there is no solution.

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Algebra help: 2a(a-2)=0 and (b-8)(b+3)=0 please help me answer these. 2a * (a-2) = 0 For this equation to be true, either 2a = 0 OR (a-2) = 0 So your answers are simple: a = 0 OR a = 2 (b-8) * (b+3) = 0 For this equation to be true, either b-8 = 0 OR b+3 = 0 So what are the possible values for b?

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With a head wind, a plane traveled 1200 miles in 4 hours. With the same wind as a tail wind, the return trip took 3 hours. Find the plane's air speed and the wind speed (2009-11-03) Let's set up the equations first. Set up the variables: Let V = the airplane's velocity Let W = wind speed Write the two equations: 4 hours * V - 4 hours * W = 1200 miles 3 hours * V + 3 hours * W = 1200 miles Simplify: Divide the first equation by 4 on both sides, and divide both sides of the second equation by 3: V hours - W hours = 300 miles V hours + W hours = 400...

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What are the intercepts of 2x+3y=6 You know what the term "intercepts" means, right? If you know what that means, then you know what at least one of the values in each of those coordinate pairs needs to be. That is, at the X intercept you already know the value of Y, and at the Y intercept you know what the value of X has to be. So put those values of X or Y into the equation and you can figure out the...

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My husband and I were REpainting our shed. As we did he remarked, "Painting is very cathartic!" ! I pondered it a moment and thought, "Yes! It IS!" ! How about YOU? Do YOU agree? Personally, I'll go with sex, ten times out of ten.

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If I correct someone's grammar then another person says "So grammatical..." is that person judging me? No, then they're also displaying that they also have no vocabulary. The correct slur to hurl at you (as Millenium has already pointed out) is "pedant" (the noun) or "pedantic" (the adjective). That, or a grammarian.

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As a rule, would you say that cute animals taste good? Depends on who's doing the judging of "cute" ... and who's doing the cooking.

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Do you agree that a "coiffed" beard on a man makes him look. . . . . . . .erm. . . . . . . .DISTINGUISHED? Gaily distinguished. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

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In Shakespeare's day, why were "female" roles always played by MEN? I'm questioning why you put the quote marks on "female". Wasn't Kate a female role? Lady MacBeth? Anyway, I'm sure it was a union rule.

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Dogs display so many emotions! Do you think they have their OWN way of. . . . . .erm. . . . . .laughing? I don't know about that. I do know that my dorg has learned to give me the finger. Damn mutt doesn't even HAVE fingers!

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Define determinants of supply Define "determinant"

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For all the students out there. How come when you are late to class the teacher gets all pissed off? but if the teacher shows up late the students arent expected to say anything at all? Because of gravity: Shit rolls downhill.

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What does an equalateral triangle do? Nothing. That's why it never gets invited to parties.

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If you prayed to God for proof of his existance, and the next day a goose started flying backwards away from it's v group, then stopped flying and started walking down a flight of invisible stairs, stood(in mid-air) in front of you, and asked "happy now?" If I prayed to Zeus for that to happen, and it did, would you believe in Zeus? What if I just told you that it happened? Would you believe then?

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I need a source for my essay - it must support by belief that college students need a support system -- in order to susceed - do you know of one? FYI assignment instructions --> "students cannot use google , Wikipedia, or encyclopedia to find a source" Let's hope that you can use a dictionary; and then pray that you do. Do we know of ... what? A support system, a successful (the word you were looking for is "succeed") college student, or a source? Have you consulted any college advisers? Do your instructions say that you can't use any of those places to FIND a source, or that you can't use them AS sources?...

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Which factor most increased the vulnerability of the civil war infantrymen? Politics -- for the fact that there even WAS a Civil War (I'm presuming the Q is about the AMERICAN Civil War; we're not the only nation to have had one, you know.) After that, I'd say normal hygiene and lack of proper medical care for injuries AND illnesses. (In most wars, more soldiers fall victim to disease than are ever killed in combat.)

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I actually enjoy writing esseys. Is this weird? You've come to the right place.

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I'm 16 and a senior, to add to it I played baseball (as the only girl in our region) girls don't relate & guys don't know how to handle me. I don't have a 'group' because I fit in with everyone. My stepdad resents me for not being a typical girl. Advice? Sounds to me like you should be giving it, and not getting it. What do you need with any advice from the likes of me? You've got it going on, girl. If girls don't relate, that seems to be their problem, not yours. If guys don't know how to handle you, well, you seem like you can handle yourself pretty well already. If you can fit in with everyone (truly? from the first...

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Do you wish you were more like your father than you are, or less like your father than you are? My father was a wonderful man with many great characteristics. He would be a fine model for any man to follow, myself included. He could do some things that I have not yet been able to do, and he had interests and inclinations that I don't have, and sometimes wish that I did. But I'm not jealous of his abilities and strengths, because I have my own -- that he often envied, and told...

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I have been seeing this guy almost every week for almost two months, he wants to come for coffee again and again. Also gave me his dog to care for during deployment. Does this mean he really likes me? The coffee would make me assume that he likes you, and the dog makes me certain that he trusts you (and that the dog likes you, too).

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Which edition of Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel do you use? I'm still making do with Office 2000. It meets our needs. Mostly.

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What term do you use to describe overweight people? "Nearly as big as me"

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How did the recent test of the Ares rocket go? Upward.

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My sister lives in Alabama her husband just pasted away now his parents took her kids and wont let her have them back only one is blood can they do that? They probably don't have "the right" to do that, but whether they can or not depends on whether you and your sister can mount an effective legal challenge to win them back, if simple persuasion doesn't do the trick. And that might depend on more than black-letter law. For example, if there are skeletons in your sister's (or maybe even your) closet, then those will...

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One of my friends told the guy i like that i liked him, what should i do? You have several choices. You can tell him that it was a vicious and hurtful lie, and that you have no interest whatsoever in a worm like him. You can pretend it never happened. You can tell him that your friend was drunk when she told him, and that you were drunk when you told your friend. You can accuse him of being drunk. You can fall at his feet and admit that it's true, and beg...

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Why do people think it's okay for men to "check out" women and lust after them? It doesn't matter to me whether "other people" think it's okay or not okay. I "check out" women because it pleases me, and I don't think that I do it in a way that displeases them. That is, sometimes I flirt and play with them, if they seem receptive to that, and sometimes I just "admire from afar", if they're attached or I'm otherwise...

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Why would you date somebody you want to change? Shouldn't that be the first sign that the relationship probably won't work out in the long run? I guess like so much else in life, it depends on quantity and degree. That is, how many things do you need / want to change, and how much? I bought a house that needed "some" change, but I didn't need to re-do the foundations. THAT would have been a disaster (unless I really wanted a tear-down). The only problem I have with my girlfriend is ... she doesn't have as...

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Do you believe that the unborn are just a "clump of cells" or "parasites"? Some of us never become much more than "just a clump of cells" or "parasites".

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Obama, Pelosi, Reid, worst thing that ever happened to America, ever? Not even close, man. Maybe something that they DO could lead to a cataclysm of some kind, so I won't say "they can't be". But how many lives have been lost so far because of anything that they've done? And whatever that was ... all by themselves these three are worse ALREADY than 9/11? Get a sense of proportion.

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How can we figure out how much ObamaCare will cost our family? My mom and dad do not tell neither my sister nor me, but we overheard their conversation and dad said he'd lose our insurance and mom was in tears. I think once the hyperbole dies down (some time after a bill is actually presented to the President, signed and made effective, and who knows when that might be? -- and until that time expect more hyperbole on both sides of this debate) then the true "costs" to consumers will be (pretty much has to be): 1. A continued gradual increase in total cost of the system and 2. A...

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Did you always say NO to drugs? I said No to "No to Drugs" for a while. (Before it was a slogan, in fact.)

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How long after you have smoked meth can you pass a mouth swap test? In the first place, I object to the pronoun "you" (as the Q is directed to an audience including "me"), but even more important ... I'm not swapping my mouth with nobody.

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How do you like to walk? Bipedally, upright and with my eyes open. But I've done variations on all of those.

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I've been led to believe that in New York they pronounce ‘Herb’ as ‘Oi-b’. Does this mean ‘Herbivores’ are known as ‘Oi-bivores,’ & people called ‘Herbert’ are known as ‘Oi-bert’? Herbivores in New York are generally known as "steaks" or "chops".

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5x^2-125 factorize You first. What's the first factor you can find?

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If you were on a jury for a man convicted of killing the person who raped and killed his child. As a juror would you be able to say he was guilty?How would you handle that situation? I would handle that situation by ... listening to the case that was made. I'm not about to pre-judge the thing based on a short Q with no detail. I could convict a person of first degree murder if the prosecution could prove that case, no matter "why" the murder was committed. But "killing the person" as you posit, doesn't necessarily mean that he coldly...

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If the earth is running out of water, can't we make more? It's not that the Earth is running out of water (or even "fresh water", or even more exclusively "potable water"). After all, rain is fresh and potable, wherever it falls. The problem is that we are running out of potable water (for humans and animals to drink directly) and fresh water (whether or not potable by humans, but still usable for agriculture, recreation...

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How important is scouting in Major League Baseball? I think it's more important than most managing.

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Can free will exist if God knows everything? For instance, if God knows what choice I am going to make before I make it, is there any chance that I could make the opposite choice...and if that is the case is it really a choice at all? I've posed this Q to Christians in the past, and they skirt the answer by a convolution of logic, stating that God "knows" in "God time" which isn't "human time". I guess to an extent that can make some sense, if we realize that "time" is a human construct based on our sequential perception of events over the course of a finite life span....

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Why do some guys act differently around their friends compared to when they are with their girlfriend? Asked and answered.

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What is the limitations for digital communications? Whatever do you mean? Legal? Technological? Reductionist? (ones and zeroes; that's ALL that digital communication is) Philosophical and epistemological? You need to give some kind of parameters to your requested answer.

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Is autobiography a concrete or abstract noun? I'm not familiar with the term "concrete" noun, but to the extent that an autobiography is a real "thing", either a written or spoken narrative of one's own life, then I'd think it's a concrete noun. If you mean it to be equivalent to "one's own history", then that's an abstract ... until it is written or at least spoken aloud.

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Did the wright brothers ever get married Well, if they did, then they must have had happy marriages, right? After all, they both would have married Mrs. Wright.

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Now can any one make a sentence of gallop i want a 3rd standard sentence i m dont getting any so help me if u can!!! thanx in advance I'm trying as hard as I can to make a sentence out of what you wrote. And failing.

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What part of speech would the phase 'care and handling' be considered As presented, those are both nouns. "Handling" is in the form of a gerund, which is a noun, same as "running", "breathing", etc.

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Why do men get bored? I'm in a relationship for about 16 months now and like every couple we have ups and downs. But I want to know why men are so diferent? Why I feel like seeing him everyday and he just feels like seeing us too much is going to bore us. Don't make the mistake of generalizing from too few cases. What you suggest may be true of YOUR GUY, and it may even be true of EVERY GUY THAT YOU KNOW. But that still doesn't make it a universal trait. For me, the opposite is true, and my girlfriend seems unwilling to see me as much as I'd like to see her. But that doesn't mean that I think women in general are that...

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In an ideal world, how would two people who are in a relationship with each other treat each other? Ideally.

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What do you think is at the center of the Earth? All of the souls of our ancestors. Cast in molten iron and nickel.

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How many jobs did YOU save today? -- If you believe the President’s claim that he and Nancy saved 650,000 jobs, you will have no problem believing I saved three jobs today by ordering two slices of pizza and a drink! Well, I didn't save any jobs today. Today was my day to work on World Peace.

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Instead of drafting a Constitution for Iraq, should we just give them ours since we're not using it anymore? Sadly funny.

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What do we learn in school that is usseless in our everyday lives? Stand in line No talking Eyes front Raise your hand if you need to go to the bathroom No talking Don't pass notes Make sure you send a Valentine to everyone in the class No talking Actually, the first one is probably the most useful thing of all.

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Why is English class important? So that you can write questions that make sense and can be answered by intelligent adults, instead of: "Omg! im in a baddd situation! my friend Courtney is being builled by my other friend Zara! And my friend Courtney is soooo inesent! and Zara is popular! and zara had a fight with me and courtney was there for me! so who should i be with? what should i do?"

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My cousin and I were talking about my college acceptance letter coming in the mail. I said it "might have already come," and she said that the proper grammar was that it "might have already came." Which is correct? You were.

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Are there dogs in heaven? No dogs? Then no heaven.

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Atheists, how would you treat theists if you were the majority in society? Tolerantly and respectfully, of course.

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Is Jehovah’s Witnesses a False religion They all are.

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Do you think campaigning against God will increase atheism? What office is he running for?

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Did you recognize any kids from your neighborhood or were there kids 'imported' from other neighborhoods for Trick or Treat? I think the kids in my neighborhood were there from Extraordinary Rendition.

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I'm glad to be an American because ______? I can't speak Canadian, eh.

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Are you always nice to everyone you meet? I try to make that the default condition, at worst 'neutral', if I suspect them of bad intent or I'm caught off guard. But if they've already displayed the bad intent, I can be meaner quicker than they've planned for.

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What exactly is a "manly" man? Never complain; never explain There's no crying in baseball Rub some dirt on it; walk it off Get up; you're back in the game You think you're gonna live forever? Get into the fight. Don't be a whiny, sniveling sissy But still ... Rise when a woman enters the room Hold the door for a woman, whether she wants it, deserves it, expects it, or not Pay for dinner;...

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Have you ever been outside naked? If so, when. I'm amazed at how conservative everyone is. I go outside my front door naked nearly every morning to pick up the newspaper from my front walk. Of course, it's about 5:30 - 6:00 AM and I'm usually ... mostly ... behind some bushes, but this is a pretty well-traveled road in a suburban town, so there's some risk of exposure. There's also that damn street light right...

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The man I am divorcing has been very abusive, 21 years. His parents and family are supportive of him by denying and justifying his despicable behavior. I feel he and his family should be confronted in some fashion. How should they be confronted? They probably will be confronted at some point by police and attorneys and the entire "justice system" when he goes too far someday ... with someone else. You can't save the world, unfortunately, but here you are with a chance to save a small part of it: yourself. Good for you. Now do that.

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I have a friend that hates me and won't tell me why... it bugs me! What do I do? I wouldn't have a clue. I don't have friends who "hate" me, although they can disagree and even be disagreeable at time. Sometimes we can even get a bit irked with each other. But we don't "hate", so ... I just wouldn't have the first thing to say about this, except ... it sure does sound odd. Maybe you could find an enemy who loves you?

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Okay, If I "cum" and there is still some on my penis and I stick it in her CAN she get preg.? Even if there ISN'T any "on" your penis you can still get her pregnant. You two are both too ignorant to be having sex in the first place, with or without protection.

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On haloween what time (aprox) do you start handing candy out? Not until the kids arrive at the door. That's my strict policy, and I have never deviated from it.

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What is the quickest way to get over someone? Bury her deep.

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Do you expect respect from strangers in your workplace or do you believe that it must be earned first? I guess it depends on one's definition of respect. I expect a certain presumption of competence and good will, and the respect that would accompany that. At least that's how I approach others in their business, so I feel correct in expecting the same. On the other hand, I don't expect any kind of exaltation or high-caste treatment; I expect -- and present to others -- a...

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Who here wants to join me in congratulating President Obama for the way he handled the situation with the Somali Pirates and the captain of the Maersk Alabama? Since this Q has popped up because of a recent answer, and I didn't see it the first time ... Most of my congratulations for the entire "handling" of this incident go to the captain and crew of the Maersk Alabama itself as the attack began. That is, the captain became the point man and sole hostage, instead of the crew, who had resisted capture and then made good their...

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What do you BELIEVE happens to the souls of atheist after death? LOL ... why would you post a Q about "souls" in an Atheism category? The idea is quite absurd, although some of the answers have been entertaining at least. You may as well ask "do atheist souls go to hell?" after death, for all the sense that the Q makes on its face. Tell you what I'll do -- if I end up in Hell, then I'll look you up and buy you drinks ......

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Can the Chicago Cubs win the 2010 World Series? As of today, anyone can. It's up for grabs.

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Why are people against government healthcare? Tell me one thing outside of war that the government (ours, anyway) does better than private enterprise ... and I'll give you ten counter examples.

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How much water have you sailed on? Enough, usually. Occasionally, "almost enough". Those times were almost painful, but I scraped by.

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When would you use the phrase "Speak of the Devil"? When introducing you to my ex-wife.

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Halloween of 2009 are your trick or treaters having to walk through snow? This is one of the nicest New England fall nights I've ever seen for Halloween: temperatures in the 60s, no rain, a near-full moon, a Saturday night, breezy and cloudy (for adequate 'spookiness') ... and not a kid at all tonight. Too bad; guess I'll have to eat all of those Mounds and Crunch bars myself!

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How do you gracefully tell an older man that they are wrong? Last weekend, an older man told me about the people in Virginia who "run the internet". We asked further what exactly these people do, he said they enable all processes on the web. What to say? If you know how to describe the reality of a thing to a person with such an idea in a way that they can grasp, and if their belief isn't too fixed (for example, if they have a lot of ego invested in the belief), then sometimes you can laugh as if this was a funny joke -- and then lead into the real truth of the matter. In a case like this I expect you more or less have to hide the laugh...

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Is it weird that i say hi to everyperson i meet cuz thats the way i was brought up and all my friends say thats weird but its just a respect thing Just because they don't do it, and just because most of the people they know don't do it, and even if no one else on the planet did it but you doesn't make it "weird". Unusual, perhaps, but in a pleasant way. Out of the ordinary, sadly so. Your friends need to get a better handle on "weird". I think you're fine on this.

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When we say "That will teach you to <do something>", we actually mean it will teach him NOT to do that. Where did the 'not' go? I could care less. The same place as that one.

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What is the answer to this word puzzle. It is the letters BAEDUMR. The are in the shape of a pyramid, B is on the top tier, A and E are on the bottom tier, and DUMR are on the third and final tier. If "B" is on top, and "AE" are on the bottom, then what does "third and final" mean? Middle tier? B DUMR AE Like that?

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Why do students have difficulties scholarly writing. Lack of practice. Teachers are too busy with busywork and simple-minded true/false, fill-in-the-blank, multiple-choice questions to assign (and have to grade!) "essay" questions and answers. This is primarily English (and other language) teachers, of course, but there should be essay questions and answers to all kinds of subjects, including Math, Shop, even Phys Ed. "Explain...

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Which country has been involved in the most wars in the world in the last 250 years Since the British have had the most recent Empire -- and dating back just a bit longer than 250 years ago -- it stands to reason that they would have been involved in the highest number of various dustups and "wars" over that period. I suppose it would also help to clarify exactly what is meant by "a war", too. WW I and WW II, obviously, but was II just a continuation of...

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Wouldn't "judgement day" have to be a LOT longer than a day? Even at auction speed levels, wouldn't it take millions of days to read them all? Or does this imply that "day" in the bible is not always literal? Next to nothing in the Bible should be read literally. I'm sure the writers understood that; it's too bad that today's believer's don't.

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Atheists please give us your conversion story. This is a good Q. I'm surprised you haven't got more points for it already. I was born into a 'gentle' type of Christianity: Mom and Dad were both Episcopalians, of Episcopalian parents, married in an Episcopalian church, etc. Their parents weren't Bible-thumping Christians in any sense, and neither were mine. But Mom went to church on Sundays, and when we were...

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Im smart pretty i have a great personality im nice and have a lot of friends people love being around me yet i cant get a boyfriends is there something wrong with me Of course there's something wrong with you. There's something wrong with everyone. We're human, and that's part of the human condition. But don't focus on "what is wrong". Instead continue to consider, focus on and accentuate your positive qualities. Not blindly, though. Don't think that being "smart, pretty and likable" is all you need to...

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Was i alive in my coma for a week and did i really meet these people there and saw things that i don"t understand i need an answer of some type (2009-10-30) Apparently you were alive in your coma OR you are the second person known to have been resurrected from death. That's not counting Jesus, because he was apparently not a person (judging from his biography, which is not entirely reliable anyway). In fact, the first person known to have been resurrected was also mentioned in that account, so you could be the FIRST person to be brought back...

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Given that October has been a most deadly month for US troop casualties in Afghanistan (55 dead),and given the US/Allied commander General McCrystal's requisition of a further 40,000 US troops for the war effort to succeed--what the hell should Obama do? As at least one other respondent has stated: "Determine and clearly state what our objectives are" and devise a plan to achieve THOSE objectives, whether military, civil or other. Determine what metrics will be used to judge success or failure, and track those. Let us know what the plan is and have Congress vote it up or down. This should not be done in a vacuum, as if we own...

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Should Earth be visited by aliens would they come here to: Share their secrets of the universe? Enslave us all? Or we will wipe them out or turn them into experiments? Playboy magazine had an interesting article on this back in the 70s. In fact, it made such an impression that I: 1. Not only read the article, but 2. Recall it to this day. The title of the piece was "Kill Them and Eat Them", to give you an idea of what follows. The gist of the essay was that any civilization visiting Earth from interstellar distances doesn't have much...

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Everyone seems to be talkin about gay marriages... How do you feel about marriage between siblings? It's a non-starter. Siblings already have a closer relationship than marriage in the first place. It's like winning the Gold Medal in the Olympics ... and having it bronzed for display. What is the point? We already know that many siblings live together as adults. Who knows what goes on behind the doors? (Not that it does in even a significant minority of those cases.) Do we...

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I got rejected again :( i really liked her this time too :( If you didn't like her then it wouldn't really be much of a rejection, would it? We've all been there, more times than we want to count. The sun will come out tomorrow. Etc.

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So- i caught my girlfriend talking to a guy- she says hes only a friend. what would you say? "im sorry Kyle. i just cant lie to you. but i will always love you..as long as you love me too. Kyle...i dont want you to leave me alone." what would you say? If I "catch" my girlfriend talking to a guy, then I withdraw discreetly and give her some privacy. She has EVERY RIGHT to talk to guys; I've told her that directly -- not that she needs my permission. Hell, I've even told her that she deserves the best, and if she finds it elsewhere -- not that she's looking -- then she can go with my blessing and continued...

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Excel 2007, I find it hell, do you? , are you a whizz on it? At what level are you? I'm sure I'll enjoy it once I get to it. I'm still doing fine with XL 2000.

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Do you like this lady's look? Find her attractive? Oh, yeah!

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I am looking for 2 sailing questions for a school sports quiz. Can anyone help me please Definitions of terms are always good learning questions, so here's one suggestion: Match word in Column A with definition in Column B: Column A ========= port starboard bow stern aft forward boom mast spar halyard sheet Column B ========= (this is in order, but you'd want to mix them up) left side of the boat right side of the boat front of the boat back of...

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Can I convert an Excel form with fill-in function to a PDF and still remain a fill-in form in Acrobat? It would mostly depend on how you do the conversion, I think. That is, if you have Adobe Writer you have a lot more flexibility in the document that you can create. If you just use the Adobe add-in for Excel (however that works), then I think it just converts the Office document into a static page. I have seen Adobe "forms", so I know that THAT possibility exists, but I've...

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Can you remember any cruel nick names you had for teachers when you were in school? We had a substitute teacher in high school who was ancient. I mean, this guy probably carved his initials on a seat in the Ark. He subbed for teachers in a lot of different grades and subjects, and was pretty knowledgeable, and a real gentleman. But if you could get him started talking about "the old days", well, there went the lesson plan for the day. We called him Goldrush,...

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Woman do you enjoy being hit on? I like to compliment and flirt with women (and girls, too) all the time, but I'm not "hitting on" anyone: I have a girlfriend and I want to keep her and only her. So when I'm out shopping for groceries, for example, I will often compliment a female cashier with, "This is my lucky day," and if she asks why then I'll tell her, "I don't usually get...

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What do you think is the Average age of a Corvette owner? I'm guessing around 60 ... ish.

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My problem is that i always pick up the wrong people as friends .I trust easly nd i start to confess all my feelings , my secrets ... I wanna know what are the best ways to know wich people are good for me nd wich one are not !!! We all pick up "bad" friends from time to time, or friends we thought were good turn out to be false, or our personalities diverge as we mature and change. That's normal. What's not normal is "confessing all [our] feelings, [our] secrets" so easily. Only time and circumstance will tell who our good friends are. So until you know that, don't be sharing...

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I recently broke up with my gf, now when she talks to her friends she acts all happy and stuff. do you think shes hiding the hurt? or being fake? we were together for a year btw I never understand this: Why do you care WHAT she is now? Even if she broke it off with you, and she really IS happy to have done it, why does that matter? The relationship is over. When a girl breaks up with me, or I do the reverse, I normally don't care to see her writhing on the floor in pain and left for dead -- normally. That being the case, I generally wish her the best for her...

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What explains A-Rod's 2009 postseason? Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn once in awhile.

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Won't it be better to have a relationship with Jesus than to waste 80 to 90 years with a relationship on earth and spend googolplex years with a perfect relationship in heaven? If I had to face eternity with you and the others like you, then I'll gladly choose the other place.

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Would you hug a stranger? Sure. We're all strangers.

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You put up with it and put up with it and put up with it and finally you say "enough"..."that's it".."no more"! So, how long do you put up with it before you say 'no more'? Rosie, you're right! No more! I'm taking out the trash tonight.

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I woke up extremely hungry this morning...as if I haven't eaten in days. It made me kind of nauseous, even after I ate something. Any thoughts? I could let you have some of my cooking. That would take care of the hunger (for days; you may NEVER want to eat again), and could have the added benefit of sudden weight loss. But it might not fix the nausea issue; it sure didn't for me, last night.

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Would you work for an employer who tells you to change your name to a more English sounding name? (see link) How much more Anglo could I be than "WASP"?

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Are you a born leader, if not what part of the team would you be? I'm in Tech Support, Marketing, Administration and on the Board of Directors. I prefer to leave the Executive stuff to others who seek out those positions.

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How can i know if the friends i just made in college won't betray me like the ones before?? i'm too scared to even think about that and i started to avoid them lately.. How "heavy" is this Q, I wonder? That is, what kind of betrayal are we talking about? And what level of friendship? I would never trust people I just met in a social setting with intimate details of my life that could hurt me if those details were common knowledge. (Not that there's so much of that in my life!) So the first Q back to you is: Without revealing the details...

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Im dating a nice guy but hes not my type... is that bad? It depends what you mean by "dating". Just seeing him more or less casually? Going to dinner, dancing, movies, that sort of thing? Or is this a whole lot more intimate? Because there is nothing at all wrong with "just going out" with someone, even if you suspect -- or know positively -- that you won't have a long term relationship with the person. So what?...

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What is the most secure security feature that can be added free for Windows Live Hotmail? A strong password, and not writing it down or typing it where anyone can watch.

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Who bought windows 7 and loves it? I'm waiting for SP-2.

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Is there any way to get back, with more information, to the person who responded to your question? Click the "Add a Comment" button, and away you go.

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Formula for sum of only negative numbers from a data range in Excel Pretty simple, really: I arranged values from A1:A6. (Modify your range in the formula to suit.) =SUMIF( A1:A6, "<0")

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What was the organization formed in 1945 by 50 countries? Macrosoft

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Define business technology Investment decision making You first.

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Can you write a 10 word sentence without using adjetives? I know that I can write sentences, but I don't.

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Do you think if love has struck once it will strike again? Certainly. And you should also realize that if it has been flushed down the toilet once, then THAT can happen again, too.

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Cell companies are planning on introducing a service where for 50 cents, someone can find out where you are (your cell phone, anyway). Are you ok with this? First of all, it's unlikely that this is going to be released to "the public at large". Stalkers won't be able to track you just by paying a nominal service charge. The phone companies aren't THAT stupid! They want to keep their customer base. But as for parents who have phones for children, this would be a wonderful service for them. For people who frequently...

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How do I get over that my boyfriend notices attractive women, while I choose to personally keep my eyes for him only? I never notice other men, why isn't he the same? You answered your question with the final words you used to state it: "he isn't the same"! We look; we notice. This is what we DO. I'm sure he looks at and notices other guys, too, even if he doesn't comment on that to you. I'm always astonished to hear that women DO NOT notice other men. I hardly see how it's possible. Yet I hear it often enough,...

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How can i stop myself being so superficial? Disagree with people. Seriously. Become a "devil's advocate" and speak in favor of the things and people that others mock or deride, or against that which they are in complete agreement. And do it with some intensity. So when people say how much they would love to be rich, for example -- because who doesn't say THAT?! -- come up with the counter-argument about why...

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Now that swine flu is considered a "national emergency", does that mean Americans need to "get vaccinated or get exterminated"? Though I hardly think that H1N1 is a true "national emergency" yet, it's not a bad idea to have the government mobilized to change its policies in case it becomes more urgent. That is, to allow satellite treatment centers away from existing hospital structures (which currently aren't covered by many government payment plans), so that triage and treatment "tents"...

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My daughter want to know if there is a Antonym for the word media we cant seem to find it I'd go with something like "nothingness" or "vacuum". As "media" is a collection of "mediums", or "things" (for example, "communication media"), then only their absence would be an opposite.

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Whats another word for rate? Percentage, for one example. "Change in [something] over [something]", such as "change in speed over time", for example, or "rise over run", for another. So, "speed of change", maybe. But I'm just guessing. "Rate" has so many applications that I'd want to know the context before I said, "this is a good alternative."

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How do you study for an english exam? It depends on the topic. I've never seen an exam in this subject that was broad enough to cover it all. So it depends on whether you're studying Shakespeare, Romantic Poets, Existentialism, Transcendentalism ... or spelling, grammar and syntax. I'd study what I expected to be on the exam.

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She knew he saw the confusion mirrored in her eyes. Is mirrored correct? It depends. Think of "her eyes" as a literal mirror. From what you've written, he's seeing his own confusion. Is that your intent? In that case, it's a good sentence. If it's HER confusion he's supposed to be seeing, then "mirrored" would not be the right word. If you use the image of eyes as "a window to the soul", then you could...

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How much credit card debt do you have? No more than I can pay off month to month. For me (now) the credit card is a matter of convenience, and not necessity.

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Do you return misaddressed mail sent to you? It depends. I still get occasional mail sent to a woman who hasn't lived with me for three years. I have some pre-printed address labels at work with her new address, and I just stick one of those on and forward to her if it's first class mail. I also get mail addressed to people who lived here before I bought the house (seven years ago!), and that generally goes back in the Out...

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Doth thou speaketh ye Olde English? Nay. Nor you, forsooth.

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I wrote this sentence, just want to know if there is any grammatical mistakes."If someone you love breaks your heart, that means it wasn't LOVE, it was passion. Love never Breaks, it builds. It's only the passion that ruins our life. You included several sentences (and no closing quotation marks), so that's one problem right there. Assuming that you wanted a critique on the entire paragraph ... 1. I would not capitalize "LOVE" the way you have -- or at all. This comes only from a critique of the English sentence. If you were writing this for a poster or something, then that might be different. 2....

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How do i start building up credit when my own bank for my checking account will not give me a credit card? See if you can take out a loan from your bank for a nominal amount, maybe even $1000 or less. Then pay it back on time.

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Its been over 3 years and my boyfriend has never gotten me a ring yet. Im not talking about an engagement ring er anything just a little one. but like everyone i know has gotten one for either b day or annaversary, ect. Have u gotten one? Yeah, he got me a nice one about a year-and-a-half ago.

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What does it mean when a guy asks you for a massage if you are friends? Does that mean that he likes you? Usually what it means is that he's afraid to make the first move in a romantic way, and he's hoping that this will break the ice somehow.

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My friend's sister started attending my school. I want to become friends with her, but she doesn't seem to be interested in making friends. What can I do to become her friend? The first thing to avoid, and the worst thing that you could do, is "try" to become her friend if she's not receptive to that. Few things seem more pathetic. You can BE friendly and polite and DO nice things (if you don't have to go too far out of your way to do them; remember that "trying" is not cool), and leave it up to her. If she's going to be your...

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Will a man be more turned on seeing his lady walk in the room naked or seeing her walk in with lingerie on? I get turned on ... just seeing her walk into the room. Period.

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Why do cheaters say the affair meant nothing? Well, they're cheaters; probably they're liars as well, right? That's what they say when they get caught.

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My ex & i still have feelings, but he doesnt want a relationship bc hes a senior in college & im a freshman & he wants to have fun and no having a commitment. but he gets upset if im with someone else... what do i do? Cut all ties with him and stop taking his phone calls. He wants to have "fun with no commitment" and have the right to control YOUR relationships? This is a hypocritical control freak. You can't get far enough away from him, fast enough.

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Is my boyfriend playing mind game?, he disappear on me and withdraw sex to teach me a lesson, for me misbehaving toward him, after being treated like a kid, I went a week without talking to him, he now doesn't think we should see each other. Without even saying that "both of you seem immature" (I'm not saying it), I can tell you that this relationship would be headed for trouble in any case. Any time you start giving each other the silent treatment as some kind of punishment, the relationship is pretty much doomed. It's one thing to be angry and take time alone to cool off so that you can continue a...

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Would you think it innappropriate if yer s/o continued having a friendship with an old partner of his/hers? Not at all. It's a good thing to be able to do, in fact.

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Do nice polite guys get pretty girls? In the first place, "I don't love her because she's beautiful; she's beautiful because I love her". But apart from that, many others have told me how "pretty" and "beautiful" she appears to them, too. So maybe that's not just my own opinion. And I am unfailingly polite and as nice as can be to her, though I am not always a "nice"...

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I attract deviant men who are determined to show me how modern and caring they are prior to marriage and chauvinistic and abusive after marriage. It's happened 3 times. Please help, so it doesn't happen a 4th time. Recommendations helpful. I'm going to try to avoid being judgmental about either you or the men you're talking about, because I certainly don't know enough about either one to make that kind of judgment. But I'm reading one thing in your Q, a sort of tone, that seems to be your denial (or refusal to accept) that you have any part in this. And that is the way the Q starts: "I attract...

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Would you ever own/run a brothel? No, I guess not. I don't think they should be illegal, but I also don't care to be involved in that business.

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Should it be a crime not to believe in Jesus? Haven't we been down that road before? Does "Inquisition" ring any bells?

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How big of a boat do you need to safely sail across the atlantic Robert Manry sailed solo across the Atlantic in June - August, 1965 in a slightly modified day sailer (looks like a Town Class boat with a modified rig) of about 16': Tinkerbelle. At the time that was the smallest craft known to make the voyage successfully. Here's a link to his wonderful book: http://tinyurl.com/ykrgq6o Since then, Gerry Spiess did the same thing in Yankee...

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Is there any empirical evidence or scientific proof that a full moon causes people to behave strangely, or exacerbates whatever peculiarities or obsessions a person may have? I don't think there's anything particularly exotic about this. Several respondents have already touched on what I think the "problem" is, if there is one. With a full moon, there is more light at night. Consequently, more people will be out of doors and doing things then. They will even be more active indoors because of the added light. I'd like to see an...

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Are you a forgiving person? Mostly. I don't recommend testing that, however.

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What are the disadvantages in writting programs in machine code Editability and commenting. Who reads machine code directly?

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Explain how orrors of syntax and logic errors can be detected and corrected Proofreading (would have caught "orrors" for "errors"). Working test cases / simulations in the databases with known values to determine if the computed solutions are the same as those arrived at manually.

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Checking Procedure first in the A,B,C column check all the numbers A-10,B-10,C-3 in G,H,I Same number is there if no check the next higher number of the same combination In G,H,I nex higher number is 14.5,20,10 so the answer is AA2A. check likethis This Q made no sense to me at all. I know that Answerbag doesn't permit one to ask very long questions, but you can expound on your Q in a self-written "response" to your own Q. Would you please explain more clearly what it is that you're trying to accomplish here? It seems like an interesting question.

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What is the formula in excel to do binary search. I don't understand the purpose of the Q. My comprehension of a binary search (since I just looked up) is that you start a search at the midpoint of a sorted list. If that value is the one you're looking for (amazing luck), then your search is over. If it's not, then at least you know whether to continue the search in the "top half of the list" or "bottom half of...

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Are there ANY Theist ABers who are willing to publicly say, "There's a possibility that I really MIGHT be wrong."? I could be wrong about "no god". And if I am, then my response is, "Well, God made me this way."

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Are there ANY Atheist ABers who are willing to publicly say, "There's a possibility that I really MIGHT be wrong."? (Usually what I hear is, "I can't ever be wrong, about Gawd.") Let me answer from a different perspective. I'm an atheist / agnostic; I don't believe in god or gods, but I don't have (can't have) enough evidence to say It / They don't exist. If I find out that I'm wrong sometime and god/s do exist, then my fallback position is "God made me this way." I'm covered.

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How do you pass the math proficiency exam when u suck at math and even though you study you just cant retain a lot of information for the test im a senior and i need to pass that test any tips.? One thing that you can do is ... learn math. The first thing that you need to do to accomplish THAT is ... stop telling yourself "I suck at math." Your mind is far more capable than you give it credit for. If you tell yourself that "I suck at math", then your mind will MAKE YOU RIGHT. And the way it does that is ... it makes you suck at math. You CAN learn math....

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Why does God 'break' people so that he can make them 'whole'? It doesn't make sense "God" doesn't do this, and like HasntBeen said, the people aren't "broken" in the first place. This is religion, and sales. "Bring to ruin" and "promise relief" are the oldest sales techniques in the book. Or maybe I should say, "the oldest in The Book". In sales, the seller will try to convince you in some way that your life...

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If a Jewish girl marries a gentile boy who isn't circumcised, is she allowed to have sex with him if he isn't? I'm thinking he'd pretty much insist upon it.

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Have you ever stayed with someone who has cheated on you? Did you used to say you never would? I did, but that was partly because the affair (if we're going to call it that -- it was so short) was apparently very meaningless to her, and was only revealed to me several years later. I forgave her at the time and really was past it. We separated 10 years later, for reasons unrelated to that.

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I realize mudslinging is wrong, but is it right to tell an ex's secret that may be important for others to know? Case by case. It depends on what it is and why it is important for others to know. "That guy you're dating cheated on me" (for example) is NOT important for someone else to know. "That guy you're dating has AIDS" (for another extreme) may be important.

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Should I get the police involved if a man who TRIED to molest me continues to contact me and people I know after I made it clear I wanted no contact with him- (he told my bf my dad paid him to try to do that to me obviously a lie)? If he tried to molest you, then that's reason enough to contact the police. You don't need to give him another bite at the apple ... um ... so to speak.

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How can I convince my Christian girlfriend that self-pleasure is a sin and she must stop? You need to get off your goddamn high horse and let people live their own damn lives.

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Is "why can't you learn to turn your headlights off" an abusive or demeaning remark? It's not a helpful one, to be sure. Questions such as: "Why can't you ... ?" "What's wrong with ... ?" "What makes you so [fill in the blank for the demeaning adjective of your choice]?" are "disabling" questions. Trying to answer them focuses your mind on "things that are wrong, bad, stupid, etc." In other words, not...

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I want to enter a zip code in a cell in Excel that will navigate to a webpage which has information regarding the zip code :http://www.weather.com/weather/wxclimatology/monthly/graph/92881?from=36hr_bottomnav_undeclared for example. How do I do this? If you enter a valid ZIP Code into your URL, you'll be able to isolate what it REALLY uses. For example, when I enter my ZIP, it resolves to: http://www.weather.com/weather/local/06095?where=06095&what=WeatherLocalUndeclared&from=errorpage&whatprefs=See+Weather+Related+to...&lswe=&lswa=&GO=GO&x=0&y=0 (I see this doesn't all display in the response....

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My boyfriend still hangs out and talks to his ex. they go to college together, and I am at home. Ive asked him to stop because it makes me very uncomfortable, but it doesnt seem to make much of a difference. I dont know what to do Change your attitude or change your boyfriend. It's that simple. You can't expect him to change (something this basic, simple and on its face, innocent) for your every whim. And if you could change him that easily, then he wouldn't be worth having. Face it: he's around her daily (apparently) and not around you. If the two of them decided to get back together again...

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Does your heart still race when you look into your lovers eyes? I feel like I'm 17 whenever I'm with her.

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I seen my ex last night at the bar.I talked to him & told him that I was lookin for closure cause I am findin it hard to move on.He was being a jerk, but we talked in a civilized manner.Was this a bad move on my part?Y or y not?Should I talk to him again? Did you define what "closure" means, in real and concrete terms that a simple guy can check off on a list and say, "Yep, did that ... I see what's next on my list, and I can do that in about an hour and a half this Saturday ..."? Because if you didn't ... then he might think, "She wants one more roll in the hay. I'll see if I can work that in some...

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Why is it, a friend comes to you with a problem in her relationship with her boyfriend, you give her a suggestion she could change on her part, and she gets mad? Partly it's what the others said: "just listen; don't advise". Another part is that she probably doesn't feel that there's anything at all wrong or imperfect in HER OWN actions. But she would like to have validation that he's a shit.

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What are your thoughts/strategies on balancing being too frugal versus spending too much? How do you have fun while still maintaining a decent savings? A lot depends on where you find your fun. For some people, it truly is enjoyable to get up and go to their business every day and see what they can do to make it better. For such a person "spending" certainly includes "investing" in new plant and equipment, so it makes perfect sense (if you can show through a business plan, for example) how spending money that you...

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How does trading stocks for profit contribute to society as a whole? (other then making recessions possible) This is actually a very good question, without the parenthetical observation as a non sequitur. Because the fact is that stock trading and even "most" speculation does not "make recessions possible". As mac2001 already answered, all business involves financial risk, and he explained briefly that equity buyers (and bondholders, too) accept some degree of known and unknown...

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How Do You Feel About People Who Pointlessly Capitalize The First Letter Of Every Word They Type? Very Christian: Hate the sin; love the sinner.

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Ive been with my boyfriend for 7 months now and love him with all my heart and he loves me too . I am really to get engaged . do you think its too soon? If you're 17 years old, then it is absolutely too soon. If you're 47, then that's (probably) a different story. If you're 77, then you'd better get on with it.

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Have you ever had a love affair that you just cannot forget (this does not mean cheating but it was so good even if you never married)? More often than not, as a matter of fact.

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If the circumference of the earth is 25,0000 miles then what is the radius? Mostly molten nickel, iron and rock.

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What is a better way to say " our top buyers" Well, you could do it the way they do in Vegas. Call them "whales". I'm not really sure that's "better", but it sure is memorable, isn't it? (I haven't even been to Vegas and I know that.)

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Hi there. I'm a newbie here. How do I meet members here? Make sure to use the secret handshake IRL ... that way you can get corporeally invited to the parties.

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Has there ever been a ex-vice-president who has been a critical of another administration as Dick Cheney? Aside from Al Gore, you mean?

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What do you think the proper attire for riding a subway is? Whatever suits the culture and the weather, I suppose.

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What percent of people on the planet are the rich and wealthy, or highest income class? If the planet is too hard a number to find then how about in North America and Europe? (no offense to other countries lol) The "rich and wealthy" may not exactly coincide with those in "highest income class", so even though there's a strong correlation there, they aren't one and the same. Even though my income level puts me squarely in the middle class -- and nowhere near the top of that class, either! (as we define it in the USA today), in terms of income I'm better off than...

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I would like to create a custom format in excel for email address input. For instance if the email address was: mary@google.com, I would like to type in mary and google and have it formatted for me with the @ and the .com. Does anyone know how to do this? In addition to Brian's suggestion (which may be preferable, since you could also set up a Data Validation list to select from only pre-listed domains: google.com, yahoo.com, hotmail.com ... plus any others you want to list ONCE and then be able to select from a drop-down), which would simplify because you could: Enter "Mary" in column A Select "@google.com" from a...

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I had a dream that I was almost going to have sex with my gym teacher from school. I am in eight grade and since then I now have a crush on him. He is also a family friend with my dad and family. What should i do...I don't know? This is kind of a tough one. Normally it's harmless and even fun to have crushes, fantasies and dreams (sexual or otherwise) about people we know that we "can't" or at least "won't" have that kind of relationship with. Harmless and fun because you can talk to people about it, and everyone you talk to (generally) will know that this is never going to happen....

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Indo pak relation can be improved? Certainly. After all, how much worse can they get? When you can't go any further down, then "up" is all that's left, right? (Other than those last two words ... "left" and "right", that is.)

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Can you state four lessons that you have learned about through education in your lifetime? 1. When the teacher is wrong, he is abysmally wrong. 2. When he's wrong and won't admit it, it's going to be an abysmal year. 3. If he makes claims of infallibility, then he must be the Pope. 4. I'm an atheist, anyway.

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Jennifer used a color spinner 100 times,their results are shown red=30,green=29,blue=41,do you think her results are fair? explain My client and I deny that this is fair. I represent the color Yellow, which has filed a motion to suppress these results, and has filed an additional suit in Federal Court alleging a violation of civil rights and the Equal Protection Act.

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Jessica Watson is a 16 year old who is 3 days into to being the youngest ever to sail around the world alone. What do you think? Good for her, and good luck to her. She'll need it at some point.

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Why can't they make high school fun? "They" who? Anything can be as enjoyable as you want it to be. As Shakespeare said, "nothing is good or bad, only thinking makes it so." Substitute "fun" for good and "not-fun" for bad and paraphrase it yourself.

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I am in need if the Distance between the ridges of a US quarter, it has 119 ridges, and need the distance between each one They aren't called "ridges", but "reeds", and you are correct, there are 119 of them. But how do you propose that we answer your Q? Straight line distance between centerline from one reed to the next? Radian distance (along the outer circumference of the coin) from one to the next? Radian distance along the inside diameter of the reed "valleys"? The width...

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What is comparable to being a God parent for an atheist? A godlessparent.

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What is an adjective that can describe something that possesses opposite attributes. Something, for instance, that is good and evil, and unified but independent. I'm looking for a word that is more precise than oxymoronic or paradoxical. Bifurcated could sort of work, but that is generally used to describe a physical split in a tangible thing. The situation you present is yin and yang, but I don't know what adjective would adequately describe that. In the case of male / female it's easy: hermaphrodite. And that term has also been used in non-sex based connotations, too, such as a "hermaphrodite rig" in...

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Hi, I am a 14 year old male I currently live in South Africa and my biggest biggest biggest wish and dream on planet earth is to live in the united states of america what can I do to get there please pleeeeeeeeeeez help It's good to have a dream, and this isn't a bad dream to have. I have no doubt at all that you can realize it someday. But because it's such an easily attainable dream (eventually it should be, anyway, even if it doesn't seem so reachable now), you might consider reclassifying it as "an important dream", but not your "biggest dream". Make your biggest...

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What is credibility? I could tell you, but you wouldn't believe me.

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What is the Latin translation to "Affinity is fate"? Probably something like "if you lie down with dogs then you'll wake up with fleas".

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HOW MANY DROPS IN 1ML OF WATER? How many drinks in a gallon of water? Answer one, and you can answer the other.

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Would a prosthetic hip joint or knee joint replacement be more stasfactory More satisfactory than what? I like chocolate chip ice cream better than either of these, frankly.

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What do you see as the largest challenge to rights management for material you use at school? Also how can you solve it? What does this question mean? What is "rights management"? Civil rights? Copyrights? Entitlements? Pay-and-benefits type 'rights'? I'm thinking copyrights, since it refers to "material you use at school", but it's not at all clear to a lay person. Is it some kind of teacher code?

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We call a young male computer expert a 'computer wizard'. Then what would be the right equivalent word for young lady computer expert? Unique?

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What is your best weapon? Will

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Do you believe that some people really do not know what love is? Of course. Is that so hard to believe? Some people never get it in their whole lives. Some people think they feel it, and get trapped into a relationship that precludes other possibilities. And some people might be loved by many, but have their own difficulties with recognizing that, or being able to feel it themselves, and therefore don't "know" what it is.

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I was going through my wife's chest of draws and I found a stash of over $1000 dollars! Should I just take it and go shopping for stuff for my Harley and my kids? She obviously has stolen money that she was suppose to give me from her paychecks. When Joe was getting ready to retire from his job after 40 years of faithful service, he was feeling kind of dejected. His wife asked him, "What's wrong, honey? Now you'll be able to do the things you've always wanted!" He told her, "Yeah, that's true. But I'll never be able to afford the Cadillac I always wanted on my pension and Social...

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I'm a 19 year old guy who's had sex with but one person.What do you think about that? am I an idiot or loser at dating women?I'm also short at a height of 5'7".Do you think I'm looked down on by ? I've had horrrible acne from age 11to18.does my life suck? If you look at things from the "glass half empty" perspective all the time, then life can look pretty bleak no matter what you DO have ... because all you can see is what's wrong with what you do have, and feel miserable for what you don't have. And no one has it all. I could say that here in Connecticut, it rains nearly every week! Doesn't that suck? But on the...

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Describe how Common Sense and the Declaration of Independence reflected the idea put forth by philosophers such as John Locke that liberty was a natural right? Why don't you describe it, since it's your assignment, and we'll critique it from here.

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Suppose you are a U.S. investor considering investment opportunities in the United States, Canada, and India. You can earn nominal returns of 3% in the United States, 5% in Canada, and 15% in India. Should you invest in India? Why or why not? There's a lot more to consider than just "nominal return". Risk has to be considered, in several ways: 1. The investment itself - how safe is the investment on its face? 2. Currency risk - what are the chances of the local currency going south? If I can't repatriate my investment, then it's next to no good to me.; 3. Political risk - what are the chances of...

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How do i write a competency statement for funtional area on communication and creative do i write on each subject seperatly? Say WHAT? It would help -- that is, it would be a great start -- if you could write a simple interrogative in plain English. And spell.

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Can i use the Micros Button application as a link button to a different part of the excel spreadsheet? Yes. Do you need to know how?

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Where on the computer screen can you see the name of the opened worksheet/workbook? This is a setting in Windows Explorer (as opposed to Internet Explorer). Go to an Explorer window and hit Tools / Folder Options / View (tab) / and check 'on' Display the full path in the title bar. After that (a reboot should not be necessary), when you open files in Windows applications such as Excel and Word, for example, the blue title bar at the top of each window will display...

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What would it take for you to change a long held perception? (God is/isn't real, politicians can/can't be trusted, etc.) My "long-held perceptions" as you put it, are the "stable data" that I rely upon to predict the future (the sun will come up tomorrow; it will be dark here in a half-hour; the dog's waiting for me at home). If you want to get me to change those ideas, then kidnap my dog, make the Earth rotate East-to-West instead of West-to-East (or Northward / Southward; that would be...

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Which US jobs have the highest hourly wages? Third baseman for the New York Yankees is right up there. Good luck with your application.

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Should there be a National no spending money day (to curb the habit)? Oh, sure. Absolutely. If you think that'll work, then let's save oxygen by having a "Don't breathe minute", too.

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What do you do when everything starts to change, and not for the good? Change your point of view.

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You can make the WTC on fire with US dollar notes by folding them but can you make anything with Great British Pound notes? You can make an actual fire with them.

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Is the US economy greater than it seems from the point of Asiatic views like that of China? How can that question be answered by a human? Since Chinese and other Asian viewers have their particular viewpoints, and one who is not Chinese or Asian can't "have" that viewpoint, how can we even know what their view is? If you ask, "Is it bigger than a breadbox? Smaller than a candlestick?" then those questions can be answered. If you ask "How does it...

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Is the oil price linked to changes in value for the US dollar? In terms of "the price in US dollars", of course. But commodity prices for all kinds of things change in all kinds of currencies all around the world and every day. When these prices change in some other currency, then the link to the US dollar is indirect, if it exists at all. Variations in supply and demand changes prices, too, regardless of the change in the value of the...

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What is the easiest way to learn a new language?? [fluently.] Be born and raised in that country. (Hey, it's what you asked.)

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What time should I wake up if i gotta leave at 7:20 and my bus stop is right down my street When your mom wakes you, apparently.

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I am a brother of a fraternity at the school i attended my freshman and sophomore year. I have dropped out of that school and after taking time off shall be returning to a different school, when i do can i join a different fraternity? Were you too drunk during the pledge proceedings to know what you were doing? When you join a fraternity you are joining an entire association; I don't suppose there are very strong sanctions against quitting one to join another fraternity ... but it's not the way one normally joins a fraternity. It's more like marriage than it is like shopping, in other words.

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How did an Arab merchant of modest means undertake the expense of outfitting a ship and filling it with cargo? 1. Use a modestly-sized ship or dhow; 2. Fill it with a cheap cargo; 3. Use slaves. But I think the answer stems from a logical inconsistency in your problem statement. Merchants "of modest means" typically wouldn't outfit an entire ship and fill it with cargo, would they? I would imagine that since antiquity there would have been mechanisms similar to today's...

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When they ask for 9b squared, do they mean you need to square both the nine and the b? It depends on how the term is written. If it is written as 9b^2 (with the superscript 2 directly following the b), then it means "9 times b-squared". If the term (9b) is in parenthesis like that, then it means that both the 9 and the b are to be squared. Also, if you're asked to "square 9b", then that implies the parenthetical expression: "9b times 9b". ...

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Do you agree with the statement "Anything is better than to be alone?" No. You obviously haven't met my ex-wife. You wouldn't agree with that statement, either.

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How do you study in the university? do u have to read the whole book or just prof`s lectures in the class? could you help me? I read a lot but I always get bad marks. This is perhaps the primary thing you need to learn in university: how to study and how to find what you need to learn. It's actually (usually) less important to "learn the subject" than it is to "learn how to learn". This is not to say that "learning subject material" is not important; it is. But it's less important than being "able" to...

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Is there any freeware that will let you scan a page and convert the image into usable text (ie in a word processor)? I don't think you're likely to see workable and useful OCR (optical character recognition) software for a long, long time. This is something that has been worked on for a long time by a lot of people -- without a lot of useful software to show for it. There are paid programs out there that can do "some" OCR and conversion, but results are spotty. If you're...

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I want to print 4 tabs in excel (2003) to one pdf (adobe reader 9) file. Why does excel print the first tab to one pdf file and the next three tabs to a different pdf file? I can think of several reasons "maybe". 1. The print format is different on the various tabs. That is, the page setup could be set to Landscape on one and Portrait on the others. Or it could be set for different sizes of paper on the various worksheets. So I'd look at Page Setup for each of the worksheets. 2. There might be print macros involved, and who knows what they do.

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Who is most responsible for our financial meltdown: Bush or Obama? Greenspan and Bernanke.

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What is the most important word No, What's the guy's name on second base. (Who's on first.) I is the most important word. (It would be pretentious to say "I am the most important word," and also incorrect.)

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Hey guys, is it cold enough to need a jacket in your home town yet? Hell, it's been cold enough to need a jacket inside my HOUSE several times already this season.

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What do you teach your children about people who are gay/bisexual/transgender? Nothing. I taught my kids to look beyond "labels" as soon as they could recognize them.

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Does anyone else agree, that the inventor(s) of the "mini advertisements", that show at the bottom of the TV screen DURING a program--should be beaten beyond all recognition, and left bleeding in the moonlight? No, I don't believe in violence. They should be poisoned slowly.

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Where can you purchase body make-up? At a body shop, maybe?

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Where did all the people go that I used to know?:( Ah, where have YOU gone, Lil? I miss you.

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You own a business. a man or woman applies for a job. everything looks good, except five years of persons past life. he/she tells you they were in prison. in your mind, would this automatically disqualify this person? It depends. It always depends. If I were hiring someone to work with finances and the person had been in prison for embezzling, then I probably would NOT hire. If I were hiring for a customer service type position and the person had been in prison for a social crime of some kind: rape, assault, manslaughter, etc., then I would probably also NOT hire. On the other hand, if I were hiring...

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What is rare in Missouri? Hens' teeth.

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The problem with atheism is no reason to create anything but babies and food. Agreed? No.

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What do you think of my Personal Website? I am a 14 year old who has created this personal website and would like to know what you think of my website? So please give me your responses. Website: http://www.adnanchowdhury.co.nr More feedback -- and maybe some varnish, as well: 1. What HasntBeen has already said. 2. You've chosen to set up the site in English, and ... it doesn't look like English is your first language. If that's the case, then congratulations on how well you speak your second language; you have me beat. But since you chose English, you need to work on improving that. Some of...

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My son was convicted of a crime by the same judge I had previously been sentenced by in a separate case. I was a witness for my son ,Is there a conflict of interest in the judge hearing both cases Some questions just make me laugh out loud. Thanks for this one.

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Is making out with someone while blacked out drunk considered cheating? If you were my partner and you got that drunk ... then I wouldn't care about the cheating. I'd dump you just for the out-of-control drinking.

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I'm confused. I love this guy, he's the first guy i ever kissed, we were going to have sex. I'm 17, by the way. Then out of nowhere, he asked out his ex-girlfriend. I don't get it? Apparently you believe that his being the first guy you ever kissed, and your being ready to give your virginity to him, meant as much to HIM as it did to you. Are you now fully clear on the idea that the world does not revolve around you and your feelings? It's a tough way to find out, all right, but not as tough as ... the morning after, or the month after that when you tell him that...

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Aren't parents simply the caretakers of the child's world? As such, do you think parents accord their children the proper respect? After all, the children are the employers aren't they? Rosie, I had no idea your head was filled with such dreck. What an awful idea.

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Do you know the meaning of haberdasher? Yes.

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Which is the best way to the gate of heaven? I think you could probably pick up Heaven's Gate on Netflix ...

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Have you ever signed something you did not want to sign to keep or get a job? The answer is "yes".

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How do you calculate the days it has been since a start date on Works Database? E.g: A child started school on 27/4/1997 and the current date is 31/3/1998, how do you calculate (using a formula/function), how many days it has been since their first day? I don't know the functions that are available to you in that software. Excel has NETWORKDAYS(), which basically counts "weekdays" between two dates. You can optionally list an "exclusion table" of holidays to not be counted as work days. I use this function all the time.

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Did Columbus ask for directions? Considering where he was trying to go, and where he thought he was when he arrived on shore, he should have, shouldn't he?

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What to do about a back-winding mainsail? There's not much that can be done, short of changing the foresail, or at least changing the slot. If the main's being backwinded, then it might be that the foresail is sheeted too tightly, disrupting the airflow over the lee side of the main. Or it may just be that the foresail sheet lead is too close to the mast, which has the same effect of closing the slot. Maybe it's...

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Why do all the high points go to the most shallow and stupid questions? Few people like to have to think. Even fewer (clearly; obviously) can write.

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What do you think of "First Ever Black Hole Created on Earth"? it honestly scares me Not to be racist in any way, but that scares me much less than the First Ever Black President of the United States. He's just such a lightweight.

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Do you have great chemistry with your partner? Yep. The physics are pretty amazing, as well.

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I'm a 16 year old guy and about to have my first proper relationship. What should I know so that I don't screw it up, because I really like this girl Ah, well ... you're 18 now and you've probably screwed up several relationships, I expect. But answering for anyone who might stumble upon this Q as if they were you, two years ago ... Be nice to her. Say nice things. If you kid her about something she says or does, make sure that she knows it's a joke -- and be able to turn it around on yourself, too. Let her laugh at you...

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Can you name something that is green on the outside and soft on the inside? A rotting green pepper in the vegetable bin of your refrigerator. You know there's one there! A loaf of bread that I've had sitting on the counter for nearly a month now. (It doesn't have to be "all green", does it? There's some white and a smidgen of black, too.) My couch.

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I am doing a speech on Washington DC What would be a good introduction for my speech. Once upon a time this place was known as "The Shining City on a Hill"; it seems to have sunk somewhat, doesn't it?

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What is the rate of change between 75 & 83 Impossible to answer. We need units: of time, distance, volume, weight, etc., and we need another unit to measure "rate of change". So we can do MILES per HOUR, for example, or even SQUARE FEET per POUND (for a strange example), but you need to relate one UNIT to another to determine a rate. Your Q so far only allows us to determine the value of a change, but says nothing about a...

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Where do you want to be when you die? Google "Veronika Zemanova" and guess.

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Have you ever done a good deed for a stranger in need? Yeah, I stole a guy's girl from him and married her. That f*cker owes me BIG TIME.

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If you had a robot that did everything for you would you get bored or would you enjoy doing nothing? I guess I wouldn't be getting laid, then, would I? On the other hand ... I'd have more time for sleeping. Or would the robot do that TOO?

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Why won't zombies attack each other?? Please help. braaaiiins !!!

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The US Federal deficit has reached $1.4 trillion with $9.1 trillion of deficits projected over the next decade. What should be done to balance the budget over time? It's quite clear to me that we need to keep electing Democrats and Republicans to run our government for us. Who could do it better? After all, they've gotten us this far ...

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Do you envy people who have more money than you? I don't understand the question. I hope that they have more money than me. I don't like people to own any part of me.

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Do you believe that deja vu is real or could it have been a dream that you once had? I quit.

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Do you believe that deja vu is real or could it have been a dream that you once had? I used to believe it was true.

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Do you believe that deja vu is real or could it have been a dream that you once had? I used to believe it was true.

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Do you believe that deja vu is real or could it have been a dream that you once had? I used to believe it was true.

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It costs more to make a penny than a penny is worth. Do you think the Treasury should stop minting pennies? We're getting to that point with $1 bills, too.

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I want to know the appropriate way to write the possessive form of the following: The home of Allen and Sharon Nahhas Would it be Allen and Sharon Nahhas's home or Allen or Sharon Nahhas' home? Whoa. I'd call it Allen and Sharon's crib. And suggest that they change his last name.

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I want to set up a language school which can issued i-20 to foreign students. How do I apply? Step 1: Learn English ...

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Graph the following equation? calculate the slope, x-intercept, y-intercept and label the intercepts on the graph y = -2x - 7 You can figure the intercepts yourself, very easily. Set y = 0 When y=0, then what is x? Now set x = 0 When x=0, then what is y? Those are your x and y intercepts. You can draw the line segment between them and get a sense of your slope. How many x do you move for each y? (As your previous respondent already showed you, it's already in your equation.)

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Can you translate english to spanish and spanish to english? Yes: inglés a español y español a inglés. Impressive, no?

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If you were allowed to change the spelling of a word in the dictionary, what word, or words what you change? You're already allowed to change the spelling of any word in any dictionary you like. This is tha internets, dude! "Definatly" (which may as well be spelled that way, since no one spells it correctly any more anyway). But keep in mind that if you DO change the spelling of words as you choose, publishers are free to not publish it, too.

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What was Pueblo CO before they found the town? Deserted.

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Have you ever been in a relationship with someone who always says no to you? Yes. I mean, No.

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Been with my boyfriend for 4yrs. the last 2 have been really hard, money & work wise. we argue alot and I'm drifting away. I find myself flirting with guys at work. But i dont plan on going further. NO WAY! but i feel bad about my boyfriend. I feel bad for anyone who was looking for a Q here.

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What would you do if you caught your partner cheating on your bed? She doesn't have a relationship with my bed, so she could hardly cheat on it, could she?

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So I am in College. Ive been interested in this for a while. I didn't do anything for a week or so because I was told she liked another guy. Anyways turns out this girl liked me the whole time. And she admitted she liked me last night. And she knew I like I'm having enough trouble believing that you're in college and writing like that. Maybe it's a good thing you didn't get to the Q.

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Do you plan on getting lucky tonight? I'm always lucky.

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Alright we've been broken up for a month now and haven't really talked but i talked to his sister and his new chick sucks and she seems to be a player should i try to get back with him? Check out the new chick instead. She might be fun for YOU.

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Guys:whats more attractive a girl with curly hair like really curly or straight hair? The one with big tits.

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What is the big fear against NATURAL psychedelics while alcohol and tabacco are (proven) more distructive than magic mushrooms, ayahuasca etc. Psychedelics you actually piss out before they become toxic but tabacco kills. It´s strange to me Let's just say for now that since there are no controlled experiments that I know to compare the effects of alcohol vs. so-called "natural drugs", we know of the dangers of alcohol because we can read those statistics daily in our local newspapers. We don't have the same kind of data on other drugs because, as popular as they may be, they aren't as ubiquitous. You...

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My girlfriend gave me oral sex and she swallowed my "load"...will she get pregnant? when she pees it out will it stick to her and make her pregnant? It depends. Did you give her oral sex, too? And did you kiss at any time after that? There's a risk that you could BOTH become pregnant, in that case.

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What is something you're asked quite often, but have never said yes to? How are you? What do you think of my hair this way? Well, obviously, right? Those Qs don't take yes-or-no answers. But here's one that no man has answered in the affirmative and lived to tell about: Do these pants make me look fat?

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Can sauerkraut last like forever in the refrigerator? I had leftover sauerkraut in the refrigerator for over a year, and it's still good. Let's put it this way, since you used the word "good" in the Q: It's as good as it ever was. Which is not to say that bad sauerkraut is going to be good if you leave it in the fridge long enough.

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Is freedom an illusion? If so, will it always be? Freedom's just another word for "nothing left to lose". At least, according to the song ...

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Should the Kansas/Missouri border be moved about 10 miles east so that Kansas includes Kansas City, Missouri, like it should? Isn't that what the New Madrid Fault is supposed to accomplish one of these fine days? Let's let God work in Its own time.

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Have you ever had a co-worker who'd nap at their desk? Did they sit at their monitor and perch their hands on the keyboard to appear lost in thought, or just put their head down and drift off? Did they ever get caught? I'm not awake at work often enough to find out.

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Does anyone else have a mother-in-law who can’t figure out how to work her toaster oven? I've got a mother-in-law who can't figure out how to get her husband to work. I'll trade you, even up.

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Do you have enough romance in your life? Before we separated, my wife and I had hallway sex several times a day. If you don't know the progression ... Everywhere Sex is what newlyweds have. Everywhere, any time, with wild abandon. That period lasts for about a week to a week and a half. EveryRoom Sex is what the newlyweds have after that first rush. They christen every room in the house, and most flat surfaces in each...

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IS THERE ANY DANGERS OF USING HOT WATER COMING FROM COPPER PIPES TO DRINK OR COOK WITH . The copper tubing should be safe. As others have pointed out, if there is any danger in the hardware then it's going to be from the solder used to seal the fittings used to join the tubing, if it's an older lead-based solder. (Lead-based solders have been banned from residential construction in the US since the 1980s.) So there is "some risk" of consuming water that has...

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I work at a hospital as a CNA and I think a new intern is cute. He went out of his way to introduce himself to me and says hi when I see him. He is on facebook and i'm wondering if you guys think it's cool to friend him? Or does that make me weird? That's kind of the point of the whole application, isn't it? 'Weird' would be if you attempted to 'friend' people that you DON'T like, or who make it a point to show you that they don't like you.

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Is it possible to defy death? Sure. You can defy it all you want, but it wins anyway. You can defy anything; it never means you're going to win.

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I am looking for an example of a player making an error and then following it up with a big play in a subsequent inning. Redemption of a sort. That happens so often as to be completely un-memorable. The reverse is maybe more memorable, because it seems so unfair. I'm thinking Boston Red Sox, 1986 season. John MacNamara had coached the team through a great regular season, and the team beat the Angels in a terrific American League Championship series. Bob Stanley had been an outstanding relief pitcher all year long, and Bill...

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Is it legal to kick out your 18 year old daughter who is a senior in high school, has no where to go, and made to pay rent since 16 years old (in Pennsylvania) FYI she is an honor role student never misses school and never in trouble. I'm not sure, but I think the "kicking" part might be illegal, at least in Philadelphia (those liberals!); in the rest of the state it's probably okay. But perhaps if you just swat her with a small stick until she gets the idea, or just bully or taunt her, then it's okay anywhere in the state. I believe that simply piling coal or gob in front of her door (if...

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Why are Republicans pro-rape? (See Link) You forgot that they're also adamantly and uniformly opposed to oxygen and water ...

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How do you rationalize to yourself god's omnipotence when you know it is paradoxical? The great thing about most religions is: No rationalization is required! w00t!

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Who really believes that the world will end in 2012? I believe it ended in 1967. We just haven't all been informed yet.

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Looking for a religion, Christianity, Judaism, Islam to follow, anyone else in this predicament? Step right up, right this way. We're having a closeout sale on the 2009 religions to make way on our showroom floor for the all-new 2010 models. I have an out-of-the box Orthodox Judaism on sale for half price, oy! And several completely clean Roman Catholic religions, with full warranty--an eternal warranty! (We can even get you a classic Latin Mass Catholicism that's in perfect...

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Our project team has an external team member working on the project, who does not report to me directly. In any discussion, he wouldnt listen to me, but rather speak as if he is preaching me. This boils my blood sometimes. Is he adamant or is it my ego? It sounds like he is, or at least considers himself to be, a "consultant" rather than a "team member". After all, if you're the team leader (as your Q implies), then he should be reporting to you, shouldn't he? If the clash is severe enough, and if his input to the team is less than what he takes away from you and your ability to lead the team, then I'd...

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I don't want to waste my life serving a god that may not exist, nor do I want to displease an almighty god who may exist. Why does god give no lingering, physical evidence for his existing? If god exists, is he not playing mind games with us? I like Voltaire's response to such questions: We must all tend our own garden.

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Why do you think human nature has in it, the capacity for evil? I tend to avoid the "why" questions (if you work with computer software applications and development for any length of time trying to help others you'd understand exactly why THAT is ... without having to ask "Why?"). So if you want to ask "How?" or "How much?" or even "How could that be modified?" then I might have an answer for you. ...

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What is the origin of the myth of the wicked suffering in a burning Hell? My idea of Hell is having to stay awake through an endless, boring meeting. At least here at work I can sleep once in awhile.

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Do some old household items — tables, chairs, clocks, soft furnishings — have a “life of their own” by exuding an aura that seems unrelated to their surface appearance or ostensible function? I don't doubt it. You should get a whiff of my mattress.

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Micheal Moore wants to rally us (the 'common folk') against the 'evil' wealthy, yet this guy is worth 50 million. Just how stupid does he (and the rest of Hollywood) think we are yo?... I have a pretty good imagination, but even I can't imagine that.

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I'm planning a party for 12/21/2012. Your opinion, will this be a 'kiss your a** goodbye party?, a welcome to the new age party?, or just a heck of a party that I had 3 years to plan for? With three years to plan and prepare, I sure hope the hors d'œuvres are fresh.

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What would you do if the world doesn't end in 2012? Partay like it's 2011.

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I hear people say "if a man loves you, there will be nothing that will keep him away from you", but are there situations in life when a male can love you but not talk to you for their own different reasons? Of course. Life isn't a fairy tale.

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How do you greet your partner when they get home from work? I greet her warmly and affectionately, and then I let her out in the back yard to pee.

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Would you prefer people pretend to like you or come out and tell you they do not? At work do yo prefer trying to coexist or get the frustrations out and move on? I like it when my girlfriend pretends to like me. She can be VERY convincing.

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Should some types of "science" be set aside as inferior? For example, medicine and chemistry has results that are measurable. But in nearly all social sciences almost nothing is provable or measurable. It's all conjecture (lies), yet spoken of as fact. Science is all about improving observation and measurement in order to be able to make reasonable conjectures about cause and effect, action and reaction, predictability and probability. To the extent that social sciences can and do "improve" in those qualities of observation, measurement and prediction, I think it's safe to call them sciences. We seem to think we know a lot...

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Am I the only one annoyed by someone who answers, "It's okay, it's not your fault" when you say, "I'm sorry" in order to express sympathy? Ex: "I'm so sorry your grandma died." "It's okay, it's not your fault." I wasn't saying it's my fault! I'm so sorry you're annoyed. It's all my fault.

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What is it that you want the most as a present this year for Christmas? World peace. I'll settle for a Nobel Prize.

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Why do people retort with criticism when they are rightly and justly criticized? If a neighbor's blasting rap music @ 200 decibels @ 3 a.m. & you politely ask them to turn it down, they'll find something to criticize you for , right then and there. Oh, yeah? Sez you! And where'd you get that silly-looking avatar, anyway?

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What is one of your favorite quotes by a famous person? I destroy my enemy when I make him my friend. Abe Lincoln A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds ... Ralph Waldo Emerson in "Self-Reliance"

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A corner has been removed from this rectangle . 4a + 5 4 3a 7 That must have been the corner that had the question in it.

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Our daughter is going into an anit-social period, how do we minimize or prevent this? She is 4-years old, and just started being this way with th start of pre-school in September. She used to walk up to other children and introduce herself. I would look closely into the pre-school environment and find out what has happened THERE to change your daughter so drastically. I suspect some form of bullying or ostracism (against her) that should be nipped in the bud. I think there's nothing wrong with your daughter, but there's some kind of influence on her in that environment that you don't want.

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I am trying to make a chore list for my employees. I have assigned each chore a level of difficulty ranging from 1-3, and a frequency. The employees should complete chores whose difficulties add up to 3 each day. Is there a way to do this You'll want to set up a table of "Chores" containing a UNIQUE short name or code that users will use to 'Select' on a daily basis, a description to explain the thing in somewhat more detail, the difficulty rating you've assigned, and the frequency required. For example, your Chores table might look like: Code Desc Rate Freq EWB Empty...

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I've inserted a table that has columns of alphabetic code that we've had to manually type out each time we fill up a page. how do i create a formula to tell excel (2007) to make the changes automatically? Perhaps you could elaborate on this question a bit. I don't know what in the world you mean by "alphabetic code" nor how it relates to what else is on the page. Can you explain what the actual requirement is, or what the data looks like, the way it will be used ... anything? Maybe there's an example of a similar spreadsheet that you could point to on the web, or set one...

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What can I do? 18 year old stepson. Stepson is not mean or sassy to me, but comes and goes as he pleases, makes plans envolving our car without discussing it with us. Father lets him get away with a lot. NO JOB. I feel like my opinion doesn't matter. As you've presented this, and assuming you have brought this up with your husband, your opinion obviously doesn't matter ... enough. So you need to take it to another level. Without trying to do any kind of discipline yourself, because that's going to be a non-starter, too, you just need to start having "other plans". YOU take the car before he can. Take it all day,...

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What was your "greatest moment in the sun"? I was working in the kitchen at Camp Putnam in Massachusetts, the summer of my sophomore year in high school. I wasn't all that popular, but I did have some friends. One night at the counselor's lounge we were playing a version of Spin the Bottle where we'd all sit in a circle on the floor, a girl would spin the bottle, the nearest boy would be pointed to, and she would...

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Are there any words in the English language that are spelled without using a vowel? Hmmmm ... I'll have to think on that.

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A First-grader faced reform school for carrying Cub Scout tool into school. Do you think schools have gone too far with their "zero tolerance" policy? I think "zero tolerance" is one thing: violence and threats of violence should absolutely not be tolerated. Bringing weapons to class should not be "tolerated". So the "weapon" should have been confiscated, the rule explained to the child, and the thing turned over to parents at a later time. But I also don't believe in "senseless application of...

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Is it proper to say "saw him frown"? Or is it "saw him frowned"? In the context you've given, "saw him frown" is correct. Such as "I saw him frown." However, if there's a punctuation missing there, then ... "I saw him, frowned, and then hit him with a stick." is also correct (even if hitting people with sticks is incorrect).

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How do you set this equation up? The sum of the ages of two ships is 12 years. Two years ago the age of the older ship was three times the age of the newer ship. Find the present age of each ship. Your question is misstated in a small but very crucial way: This is not "an equation"; it is "two related equations", that is, "simultaneous equations", because they are different, yet they deal with the same set of facts in different relationships. So your job is to set up TWO equations, and then solve one in terms of the other. 1. Set up your variables....

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Technically is the statement below a question? Should there be a question mark at the end? "The only way to get many answers is to ask something trivial and then what was the point of asking in the first place." Technically, yes, it's a question (since it ends with a questioning request), and sometimes you can get away with leaving such a rhetorical question punctuated as a declarative statement to drive home the fact that "no answer is requested or expected". In this case, I would have included the question mark. The more serious error is the mixed tenses: "is to ask" ......

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There is this girl who is my friend, but I want to be more than that. I know girls have the "friends" and a "I want you" category and supposedly once you are in the friend one you are screwed. But I refuse to accept that. What can I do change it? The way that often works for adults -- though this may not apply to your situation -- is to "be the kind of friend she can't live without", until she has the realization (if she is smart enough) that SHE had better latch onto you while she can. It's difficult, because it takes enormous patience, some risk and perseverance, and a lot of trust that you can be this patient,...

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Boigraphy of Great and Popular People. I need to find boigraphy of famous people, can anybody tell me where to start? Ask a librarian at a public library.

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How many words can you make from courageous Quite a few; about 22 when I started to list them.

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How do u chaet in spanish engañar

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What is the different between Muslims and Arabs? Pretty much analogous to the difference between Christians and Europeans.

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I want to see if i'm related to anyone famous, etc..do you know of any sites that will help me? I'm thinking that therapy might help you. If you're lucky and if you start it soon.

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There are these two girls in my school, one in my grade, the other a grade higher. I want to ask one out, but I don't know which. The one lives closer to me, but the other is more energetic. Any help? You're not making a lifetime commitment here ... yet. Ask them both out. (One after the other, of course!)

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After being on AB, do you worry about the state of the level of sex education available in the US? I worry about the quality, availability and comprehension of ALL forms of education in this country.

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The team consists of fifty-five players. None of the players is over forty years old. Hence, the team cannot be over forty years old. which Fallacy? Composition http://tinyurl.com/ozwrn

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Which State has milk as its state drink? I'm going with Indiana, since the winner of the Indy 500 is required to drink from a bottle of milk, for some ungodly reason. I guess that would be as good a reason as any.

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What's a fun and easy way to expand my vocabulary? Keep reading questions and answers in AB. I've learned so many creative new ways to spell words that I thought I knew, and all KINDS of brandy-new words, every day!

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Where does the soul and mind reside in the body? In the testicles. And if you don't have testicles, then all I can say is, "Get me a beer, please."

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Can anyone tell me 1950's law Yes. For the most part, there was less than there is now.

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How many generations of your parents have you actually met? I'm kind of siding with Phoenix here on the question of usage. When we talk about parents colloquially we mean our ancestors by one generation; literally, our father and our mother (which these days may also include natural / biological parents, step-parents, adoptive parents and sperm and egg donors, I suppose). In the sense you're asking the Q I'd suggest "how many...

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I broke up with my boyfriend today, and already i think i made a mistake. we've been together 11 months. do i leave it or talk to him? I'm going to roll the dice here and say YES, ABSOLUTELY. Wait! On further review, NO WAY IN HELL. Oh, shoot ... now I'm undecided. When I ask this question, will you answer it for me?

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Do you remove your shoes before entering a home? Generally, and preferably. But if the reason I'm there is a formal affair and no one else is shoeless, then I probably wouldn't be the first.

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Do you miss the Lord in His physical form? Let's put it this way ... if I saw the Lord in his physical form I could hit him from 50 paces on 9 out of 10 shots. So I might miss him once in a while, but not often.

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Today is Christopher Columbus day. Do you have a good or bad impression of him as an explorer or man? I can't do impressions. Everyone thinks my John Wayne is Dean Martin, and kids these days don't even know who Dean Martin is.

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I used heroin 2 days ago have a drug test on the third day will i be clean? You'll be okay if you quit using heroin. You may be okay if you keep using heroin but use clean instruments, buy only "pure" drugs from people you can trust with your life (because you are trusting those people with your life, after all) and keep the addiction under control. But you won't pass the drug test.

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I like 2 guys, and they like me. The first one, he's sweet, caring, and wants me to be happy. A couple days ago, the second one came around and I can't keep my mind off of him, we are both sarcastic people, and we have fun all the time. Who should I pick? Then don't "pick" yet. Enjoy the guys you're dating (and ONLY dating; you're obviously not ready to commit yet) ... and find more guys to date.

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If when Columbus made it to the U.S. he found Native Americans here then why do we have a holiday for him? What did he do to deserve it? Because history is written by the winners. And whether you like it or not, the European colonization of the Americas made the Euro-centric viewpoint the "winning" one. If the Caribs had instead slaughtered Columbus and his crew, and if the Native Americans at what is now Plymouth, Massachusetts done the same with the Pilgrims and every subsequent attempt to colonize this continent,...

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My fiance is in another country now and last night told me he was going to bed. I found out he went drinking instead and he won't call me like he should. He ignores my calls. What should I do? Lighten up. I'm assuming that he has traveled to get to this other country. That is, that he's from the same place you are and he's in a new place now. Lots of people don't get to travel like that very much, and when they can they like to go out with friends after work (I'm assuming this is a business trip of some kind) and see the sights, because they don't...

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Why do we care what others think of us? Why do we hide our true selves? Probably because you're young. You'll outgrow that worry about "what people think" someday. It's very liberating. (It might be depressing to some people to learn that "no one cares", but that's pretty close to the truth, too.) And as far as trying to hide your true self: you can't. You can run, but you can't hide.

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Almost all instructions in America or in both English and Spanish,what do you think of this? Do you even care? Actually, instructions for most nationally distributed consumer goods are usually in English, Spanish, French and German, in my experience. Most government instructions are in English and Spanish (except perhaps Louisiana, which might also include French). I think it's normal, natural, and no, I don't particularly "care", just like I don't "care" that...

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Is it still possible to learn the Chinese language at the age of 18? Billions of Chinese kids start to learn it by the time they're a year old.

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Do you think it is weird for a high school male teacher to come put his arm around one of his female students,and when she looks up at him he smiles at her and says "hi",and then walks away? Pretty much any interaction between high school teachers and students can be considered weird these days. This seems pretty harmless to me.

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Can you imagine if society replace a handshake with a passionate kiss? Every time you meet someone,instead of shaking their hand,you kiss them passionately. A "passionate" kiss? People are going to work up "passionate" kisses for casual and business meetings? You may as well suggest that we replace handshakes with ... oh, I don't know ... cash? blowjobs? tongue-washing of feet? I enjoy speculative 'what if' questions, but this one is just nonsense.

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Barack Obama has promised to end the Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy. What are your thoughts on this? I won't tell.

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What do you think about these multi state lotto's should they keep giving hundreds of millions to one winner or be better for the economy to award hundreds of people a million a piece I don't care one way or the other. Thomas Jefferson had it right when he called a government-run lottery "a tax on the willing". Since I don't play (I'm not one of the willing), I don't have a say in how it's run or paid out.

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How would you fix the United States' economy? Stop pretending that some one or some group has the answer. The less we "try to fix" our economy, the better it will be. It seems that every new government program is ... an incomplete, poorly thought out and ineffective fix for a previous failed government program. Oh, and privatize money.

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Do you burn incensce at home? I try to avoid becoming incensed. Ommmm ....

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What is the highest paying job for the least amount of education? "President of the United States of America" comes to mind. But since it's term-limited, perhaps U.S. Senator would be better. For one thing, it's not so exclusive (there are 100 at any one time, after all), and there's no telling how long you can keep the ... um ... "job". And I use the term very loosely.

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I was not married to co-owner of residential property where can I get a form to file for separation of assets. I want to remove my name from the morgage as I no longer live there. HasntBeen's answer was correct as far as the possibility to "undo" your mortgage document, but you can "do other things". That is, you can sell your interest to the co-owner, or any other interested party. Keep in mind, since you seem somewhat naive about these things, that if you sell for less than you currently owe on your share of the mortgage that you are still...

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Why do the Minnesota Twins have TC on their hats? Shouldn't it be MT The "Twins" in this case are the Twin Cities: Minneapolis and St. Paul. Hence the logo.

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Does judging right or wrong depends on your ethnic background? Only if you think your ethnicity trumps your logic, reason, personal ethics, etc. So for me, no, it doesn't.

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I embrace no religion, but if it's true we all came from one and the same GOD, what then are we fighting about? And could we ever find a middle ground to reconcile whatever it is we're fighting about? The only ones fighting are the ones who say that "It has to be my way." I don't have truck with any religion, either, but the ones who do don't bother me -- as long as they're not in my face about that. I even have friends who are very firmly convinced that their religion IS correct ... and we agree to peaceably disagree about that. (I also have friends who are...

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Can the USA ever see another "golden age?" Of course. Is it likely? Hmm ... it doesn't seem so right now. We seem to have moved out of the "let me prove it to you" mode and into the "well, we're America, so we're entitled" mode of the downhill slide of all empires to date. We need to get hungry again and develop that attitude we had for about forty years after WW II.

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Excel spreadsheets can be password protected, but how secure are they? I haven't worked with versions of Excel since 2003, so I don't know if later versions have any better security than they did then, but the Excel I have has only "casual" security. Windows / DOS and Visual Basic have their own security modes, and it may be possible to protect the file from opening at all (Windows / DOS level) or to protect the Visual Basic code (macros,...

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Do you think Obama's winning the Nobel Peace Prize was intended as a rebuke of George W. Bush? Proof that the Nobel Peace prize is nothing more than a popularity contest. What in the world has Obama actually DONE for world peace? He talks a lot, and he seems generally more eloquent than Bush; that's true. But other than that ... what?

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In other countries a citizen who roots for the failure of his/her country is called a traitor. What is such a person called in the United States of America? A Democrat

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What team is the only team in Major League Baseball history to blow a three game lead in a pennant race with only four games left to play? That would be the Detroit Tigers, at the end of the 2009 regular season.

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How do you maintain your freedom in a controlled environment? It depends on how you define freedom, I guess. In a controlled environment such as a maximum security prison, for example, you're not going to have a lot of physical freedom. You'd be confined to a cell for most of every day, and have relatively little movement inside, and be under guard for exercise and meal times. So in that case (and a lot of other "controlled" cases,...

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I have alot of problems in my mind (which I don't really want to go into here) but I can't bring myself to talk about it to anyone. Is there any other way I can help myself? Aside from meditation, you can also fill your mind with some better problems. Seriously. Only people with too much time on their hands anyway are bothered by "insignificant" problems. If you're scrambling for your next meal, then less significant problems sort of fall by the wayside to either work themselves out, or be forgotten entirely.

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Should freedom of speech be a human right? Who else did you have in mind?

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Okay, so i've made the decision that what i want to do with my life is be a musician but does anyone know how I could become successful? any advice? Practice.

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If creation is literally true, why is there any evidence at all for evolution? First, I think, you need to specify "what" creation you're asking this question around. There's nothing in this category to suggest "Biblical Creationism", and every religion that I've encountered so far has its own creation myth. Who knows? Maybe one of them is literally true ... maybe even yours (if my assumption about which one you mean is correct) ......

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Are you on the cusp of greatness, or the brink of destruction? I'm a Red Sox fan; I recognize that both places are one and the same.

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Are you an outside-the-box thinker, an inside-the-box thinker, or don't know you are inside-the-box as to try to think beyond it? What box?

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What is the deference between formal and informal education The lesson plan and the goal.

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Why do men have an easier time not showing their feelings than women? This is a very broad over-generalization, I think, even if you base it only on a single culture. Across cultures, I've often seen this reversed, in fact. In many (not all, and maybe not even "most") Western cultures, men are trained to keep their emotions under wraps, to some degree. But if you've met many Italian men, then you'll know that's certainly not...

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My friends wife recently tried suicide.He is not really sure if he can trust her or not.He says that he is not in love with her any more.He is unsure whether to stay with her so she will not hurt herself again or to leave.He is a soft hearted man My last marriage lasted over twenty years, and I can assure you that I wasn't "in love" with my wife for the last five of those. But it takes more than "falling out of love" to end a marriage, I think, or should. Your friend's decision to go or stay shouldn't be based on whether or not she'll try this again, but if every marriage ended as soon as people...

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It is obvious that some AB'ers do not read the "Category" heading before answering questions,have you fell into this trap? More seem to fail at posting the Q to the right category in the first place, so I don't put a lot of faith in where I find it.

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Where might man find God? In your imagination. At least, that is where "one" can find It. I don't even imagine that any more.

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I am a 17 year old guy and i erect for no reasons. My d*ck starts to erect when i am sitting in class when i am exercising,walking and i feel like its is erect for 24/7. Why does this happen? Because you're a healthy 17-year-old male.

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What was your longest blowjob? six and a half inches, same as always

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In general, do governments act in the best interest of people they govern? No. To the extent that governments answer to "the people" (by which I mean "respond to polling data") in the nominal democracies of the West, they employ great advertising and public relations talent to help them rationalize their actions to appear to be in "our best interests", which isn't the same thing at all. But the fact that they always find a reason...

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My husband SMELLS hotel room sheets to see how FRESH they smell and I check them for spots almost "thread by thread" before we sleep in them! Would you say this is "normal" behavior? LOL Well, no, I don't think it's normal (despite all of the other respondents here who seem to do exactly the same, or more). But who cares if it's normal or not? If it makes you feel better, then go ahead. I have traveled a lot in the past, both across the USA and around the world. And I've stayed in some very highly reputed places that weren't so nice, really, and...

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Is shopping at Wal-Mart in America a conflict of interest to the American economy? No. And neither is buying Japanese (or German) automobiles or using fuel oil / gasoline from the Middle East (or the North Sea, or Venezuela). Your first responsibility is to yourself and your family, and to get the best value that you can for your dollar. Some people will try to convince you that you are being somehow unpatriotic to spend your dollars around the world (which is what...

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Can you sneeze while asleep? Considering all of the other amazing things I can do while asleep: make love all night to the most beautiful women in the world, win presidential elections without half trying, swim across lakes and sail across oceans, flying anywhere, any time, and rescuing just about anyone, anywhere, I'll bet I could sneeze in my sleep with my hands tied behind my back.

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In a circle, the length of each of two parallel chords is 10. If the distance between these two chords is 24, what is the length of a diameter of this circle? Thanks for this Q. I had fun with it, since I haven't done this kind of thing for ages and ages. Since the two parallel chords are on opposite sides of the diameter (the only way they could be parallel and be the same length) and the distance between them is therefore half on one side of the circle and half on the other, then we know two sides of a right triangle inscribed in the...

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WITHOUT comparing her to Obama or other Dems, just on her own merits, does anyone out there think that Sarah Palin would be a good President, or maybe even the best Republican choice? (Please don't downrate people for opinions.) I think Sarah Palin is pretty much a brainless idiot. Which puts her on a solidly equal foundation with just about any Democrat or any other Republican.

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Have you ever done the hour-long process to donate plasma / platelets, where they recycle the rest back into you? Is it much different from giving blood, except that it takes an hour? Don't believe the hype! What 'THEY' "give back to you" is government blood. Don't you watch FOX? But seriously, no. I don't know a damn thing about the process. (I'm sure that's how 'THEY' want it.)

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What is something you should never try to stuff into your mouth all at once? You, Shatzee. I'd want to enjoy you in tiny nibbles over a very long time.

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Do you like any of the candies that were popular in the days of penny candy? Necco Wafers? Horehound Candy? Lemon Drops? Wax Candy? Gumdrops? Nestle's milk chocolate, and Crunch bars. Lemon drops are always good. SweeTarts aren't as good as they used to be; I think they changed the flavors. Pixie Sticks! Save the purple ones for me. Same with Freeze Pops, if we're not going to exclude frozen "candy".

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What do you think you will do for Eternity, if you make it to live with God? The whole notion seems ludicrous. What would anyone WANT to do for eternity? Eat? Have sex? Watch television or play games? Enjoy your life while you have it, because there won't be another one. Anywhere.

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Why is it easier for rich men to find women to have sex with? Easier than what? When I was younger I was nowhere near as well-off as I am now, and I had far greater success in that arena.

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When is it considered evil to kill another human? Revenge? Prevention? Fun? Religious beliefs? Ever? Always? I tend not to think in terms of absolutes as "evil" or even "good". There's "not so bad" and "worse". I'm not necessarily a "good" person (I'm sure there's widespread agreement on that point), but I'm not so bad. There are plenty of worse. I wouldn't have a qualm about killing a person who was trying to kill...

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You get offered a real sweet business opportunity, one that will set you up for life and carry over to you kids when you are gone, but to do so 12-15 other people will lose theirs jobs. Do you take it, pass? Sure, and without a second thought. The whole capitalistic system is built on "creative destruction". When Henry Ford improved his systems of mass production (and procurement, and sales, and engineering) he put lots of people out of business ... and improved business conditions for many others at the same time. The people who are put out of business or lose their jobs don't...

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Do you like to give compliments? I do! What a great question!

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Do you believe that cats and dogs have a soul? My dorg might have soul, and I admit that she can sing better than I can, but she can't dance worth a lick. Not that I'm such a great judge of that myself.

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If I assembled 3 of your former supervisors in a room and asked them about you, what would they say about you that you would make you smile? Several of them wouldn't answer, as they've been dead for a few years. Some others are close enough to death that they'd not even know that you had asked them a question, or recall who I was -- if they could even recall who THEY are. The last one to hire me would be grateful that I'm now helping him write his resume ... Most of the others would recall a few of the...

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I feel awful inside, I hate myself, and I'm feeling hopeless. Sadness consumes me now all the time, I normally don't show it. What do I do now? Where do I go from here? Is it even worth trying anymore? I'd have some ice cream if I were you.

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Would you find it rude if you were listening to your ipod and someone just came up and pull the earplug out of your ears and talked to you and it not an emergency? Maybe. Like most everything else: it depends. Were you at work? Then maybe it's rude to be listening to the iPod in the first place when people may need to talk to you, emergency or not.

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HI, I want to organize my computer data. For Example, I have made a list of movies , e books , pdfs , songs etc, that i have in my pc , in excel and have given a hyperlink so that i can click and open from there directly. Is there any software for that? This is a trick question, right? You gave the answer in your Q: Excel. Like the old joke to tell elementary school age kids: Imagine you're the zookeeper at the City Zoo. [Long involved story follows with lots of distracting details.] What color are the zookeeper's eyes?

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Whats the name of your high school? (past or present) Wachusett Regional High School. I'll give you extra points if you can figure out or guess which class I was in.

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AB AND CD WITH M AS THE MIDPOINT OF BOTH AB AND CD AB=6.4CM AND CD=4.0CM. A,B, AND C ARE NOT COLLINEAR. How nice for you.

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What order do cell activity follow starting with root cap Are we supposed to rearrange the words in that sentence (using the term loosely) to make sense? I can't do it.

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Do you cut your food into bite-sized pieces before you eat ... or cut as you go along? It depends. Sandwiches, soup, salads and popsicles I don't cut at all. Apples I eat right out off the core, and grapes I pluck one at a time. Nuts by the handful, and toast ... well, I guess you get the idea here.

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In the Simpsons, how did Maude Flanders die? Didn't she get hit by a tee-shirt fired from a promotional "cannon" and toppled backwards out of a stadium at a NASCAR race ... something like that?

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Why do people drive 5, 10, sometimes even 15mph under the speed limit? In New England at this time of year, and especially on weekends, we get used to leaf peepers who drive that way so that they can enjoy the scenery. If I'm stuck behind them, then I drop back a bit, put on some music that I like, and enjoy it right along with them ... even if I've already seen it five times this week. It's okay. If you want to live a long time and enjoy the...

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Which do you think would be worse: a chronic state of anger or depression? Worse for whom? I think that depression (by which I mean "clinical depression", the medically diagnosed condition) is more dangerous to the person who has it, because it often leads to suicidal thoughts and actions, or apathy, which is also dangerous to a person. Chronic anger is certainly going to be dangerous to a person's health, too, as well as more dangerous to the people...

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What is your motto in life? Eat dessert first; you never know when you're going to die. They can kill you, but they can't eat you. Illegitimati non carborundum. (Don't let the bastards wear you down.) Never complain; never explain. Question Authority. F**k 'em if they can't take a joke. And my absolute and all-time favorite, from Ralph Waldo Emerson's great essay "Self...

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Do you think that lobbyists as well as campaign donations from big business are at the root of what's going wrong with this country? If not, what is? No, that's not the main thing, although it seems so at times because of the correlation: "more campaign money + more lobbyists = more bad law". The problem is that we just have too much government doing more than was ever intended. We could easily do away with more than 50% of it immediately, and more over time as we phase out (and attempt to recover from) the monstrous Ponzi...

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What is the worst beer you ever drank? For me, it's Oertel's 92. Thank goodness it isn't brewed any longer. Technically, I haven't had a "worst" beer, since that would mean one of three or more. I've had "bad" and "worse", though. The "bad" beer was some stuff I had in China about a year ago. But it beat the pants off the white lightning that was the only other choice at the table, so I drank ... the second beer I've had in my life. The...

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Heard any good news lately? Any good news/ bad news jokes? Please tell one. Mine's a lot like Mensan's: The good news is that you're never going to feel pain again for the rest of your life. The bad news is ... 10 ... 9 .... 8 ... 7 ... 6 ...

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If you were convicted for a crime you did not commit and spent 11 months in prison before being cleared of the charge(the real suspect arrested). How much would you think is fair compensation for that time? I wouldn't charge you more than $25 per day for the room and board. Maybe we could get it down to $20 per. More, I suppose, if you used the phone or had a lot of visitors.

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What do you think of the idea of legalizing marijuana and taxing it to provide a huge revenue stream that this country so badly needs? (Other savings and social benefits would include reducing the prison population as well as violent drug-related crime.) I think it's about fucking time that we did more than pay lip service to the notion of "freedom" in this country. It would also be nice to see people accept "responsibility" and/or "accountability" for their actions and choices, too, but I don't see either happening in my lifetime.

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I have to make a Sci Fi movie for Theatre Arts class. I want it to demonstrate how a society without God can turn us into "monsters".... Got any tips? :) Right. Supposedly we have more gods around than we know what to do with ... and we're not monsters? Here's a tip: Most of the ones who think themselves the godliest are the most monstrous.

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Whats the most frieghtining creature you have seen in your backyard? and what happened? My brother.

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Bill Gates parachutes into your back yard. What do you do? Call the Fire Department, because he's going to be stuck in a tree.

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Would you kiss my ass for 5 bucks. I wouldn't pay any more than a dollar for that.

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Solve the system by substitution. 4x+3y= -14 and x=2x+8 I do not understand what to do because the second equation has no y value. Since the second equation has no value for Y you don't have to worry about trying to resolve simultaneous equations; all you have to do is solve for X in the second equation, and then substitute that value for X in the first to solve for Y.

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I am a huge baseball fan but, how many of you think that the MLB season now goes too long? My argument is that the regular & the World Series was made to be played/enjoyed in the nice warm days of spring and summer. Not during a snow storm in NYC. World Series games were NEVER meant to be played in NYC, in any weather.

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My full name is Benjamin Lawrence Keator. As far as nicknames go, would LB (could stand for anything from Lawrence Benjamin or Lil Ben or whatever) be an appropriate and cool nickname? LB already stands for pound. Why mess with a good thing? Call yourself "a Pound of Ben" and let people guess which pound you mean.

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Hi to every one. I am new to Excel. My question: On sheet 1: I have a data info divided in different columns, e.g Col A = ID num, Col B = Name etc. Is there any function that if i insert an ID on sheet 2 in Col A, I will get the assign name in Col B Yes. Let's assume that your data on Sheet1 is from A2:B100. Then on Sheet2 at, say, A2 you can enter any valid ID. At B2 the formula would be: =vlookup( a2, sheet1!$a$2:$b$100, 2, false) This will find an exact match to A2 on Sheet1!a2:a100, if it exists, and give the corresponding name at b2:b100. If you change the "false" argument above to "true", then...

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Is jail the only way that society can use to deter people from committing crime? Of course not. In fact, it's probably the least effective, and only used as a last resort, when all of the other deterrents fail. For most of us growing up as kids, the threat of Mom's anger was a lot more real and palpable than the threat of "jail" or even a mythical "hell". And if Mom and Dad do their jobs right, then our own conscience is the absolute best...

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In excel if the cell is blank i want to retrive it as 0 for that i gave a formula as follows =if(A2="","0",A2) But still it shows only the blank cell. Could you please help me on this. I'm a bit confused by this only because I don't know where this formula is located. If you're trying to enter this formula AT cell A2, which seems like what the Q says, then it absolutely will not work. In the first place, it's a circular reference, where the value in the cell ... depends on the cell itself. Excel can't resolve that. Now, if your formula is...

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You are offered a choice between 2 large identical boxes. One box is full with 50c coins, while the other box is only half full with $1 coins. Which should you choose? Since you're only offering me a choice of "boxes", and not "boxes with contents", then I'll pass. I can buy a box at WalMart if I need one, and not have to worry about what to do with all of your coins.

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My husband mikeyj just joined us, can you please welcome the love of my life to answerbag? Hi mikeyj, and welcome to AB. Life as you knew it is over. But have fun anyway.

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Does a man prefer skirts or pants? Why? I don't have the legs to carry off a skirt any more.

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Dell vs Hp as my name suggest I prefer dell what about you? Yeah, you'd definitely prefer me, but you can't afford me, either.

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How do i find the load on a haul line of a gantry crane using the lifting load? Assuming that it's a straight-line pull, and the crane motor is in the base of the crane, so that there's a single turning block at the top of the crane and no multiple-part purchase, then the load is the weight of the load. If you have a multi-part purchase instead of a single turning block, then you divide the weight of the load by the amount of the purchase, and that's your...

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I am charged with precursor with intent to manufactor meth. should i plead guilty and hope for a lesser sentence or plead not guilty and hope for the best Never mind what the schmucks on the internet say: what advice is your lawyer giving you?

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Are there any colleges that allow students to bring dogs to live in the dormitory with them? I have heard of one that does this, and I heard it only recently. I believe it. If I recall it, then I'll be back to re-post. But I don't think that you're imagining this.

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What are some ways in which men think women can be too aggressive in the bedroom? Charging more than the going rate.

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Me and my GF had full sex quickly under some trees. Do you think it is acceptable to do that discreetly under trees, and if you came across a couple doing that how would you feel about it? I've got some real nice trees in my back yard. Come on over sometime.

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Do you think patience is a virtue? Why? Yes, at least until it becomes a fault. (You can't just wait forever.)

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When eating soup, do you use a tea spoon, tablespoon or just hold it up and drink it from the container? You forgot: "Put your face down in the trough and just slurp it up. Keep your elbows spread to keep the other piggies away." I use one of my favorite two soup spoons in the world: the ones that Mom and Dad had at the ends of their lives.

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I got a necklace from my b/f 4 my bday. I put it on tonight before I left for work. On my way to work I noticed that it wasn't around my neck. I can't go looking for it now as I'm at work. If I can't find it should I tell my b/f or buy an identical 1? I really shouldn't give you this kind of ammunition, but ... Go on the offensive: "You cheap bastard! You got me a two-bit necklace with a ten-cent clasp!" ... etc. If you don't know the drill, talk to my ex; I think she runs a class in this now.

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Why are so many people on A/B so touchy concerning religious questions being answered in a humorous or witty way? Are we not all entitled to an opinion (And a sense of humour) in a free spiritual society? Many people look down upon free spirits in general and free spirituality in particular (though I love the term).

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Basic question but I have limited knowledge in Excel. How can I do the following in a excel cell? if t30>631,129 if t30<=631,t30-502 At the cell where you want the result to appear: =if( T30 > 631, 129, T30 - 502) So ... if T30 > 631, then your result will be 129. Otherwise, the formula evaluates to T30 - 502, whatever that is. You can enter the formula with spaces as shown (not just "wherever", but these spaces are okay). Excel now allows that, and it makes later reading / editing much easier.

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Who's the first person you think of when I say the word "sex"? Oh, f**k. Until I get to see my girlfriend again it'll probably be you. Damn you to hell.

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My team at work is disgussing this years Xmas Lunch.. the thing is i'm not invited because i'm new. To be honest I think it's rude to be excluded from the group.. What are your thoughts on this? It wasn't until I saw your comment on RhysMom's response that this made sense. And now it makes perfect sense. It's not that "you're excluded from the group", although that's how you choose to interpret this. The fact is that as the new person in the group, you have to stay behind and "be available to represent" while they're away on the...

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Is there a way to create an auto send button in Microsoft Excel 2007? I have created a form for my staff and I'm wondering if I can insert a "Submit" button at the bottom of this form that automatically emails the form to a designated group of people. Good question. I'm at home now, and not on the company network, so I'm not sure if that's the reason, or because the capability has been disabled by our IT group, but my "Send Now" and "Email as Attachment" menu choices are greyed-out and cannot be accessed.

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Are people born gay? The best way that I can answer this, since I don't know of any valid scientific studies to settle the question of "gender preference" one way or another, is with a simple thought experiment: If you're an adult heterosexual, recall and describe how you "learned" to be that way. I don't think that it is possible to "learn" to prefer one gender over...

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Why does MLB schedules favor the "major market" teams over "smaller market teams? see for yourself. for years ive noticed that majority of the time yankees, red sox, angels, dodgers, and cubs always seem to have more home games than away games. FAIR? Whatchu talkin' 'bout, Willis? All Major League Baseball teams play half of their games at home, and half on the road. All of them. The only exceptions are when the host team's field is unplayable and the home team has to find another venue to play the game -- which may just be the visiting team's home stadium. Season series with some teams may be...

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Are tomatoes fruits or vegetables? Well, clearly a beefsteak tomato should be classified as meat.

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I'm 15 and very much contemplating suicide. I know asking for quick methods gets no answers, so instead what are good reasons to live? The bad things in my life outweigh the good things and I don't want to fight through them to see how worse life will get I understand your pain, having lived through a very rough part of my life at your age (and for a few years afterward) 4 decades ago. I used to "contemplate" suicide, too. I hope that's all you're doing, though. You sound much too intelligent to throw away a lifetime of possibility because of ... whatever it is you're going through now. Not that I'm trying to...

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I use excel to print invoices exported from accounting software. I want to print so that entire A4 paper is filled. But at times I have to manually add blank cells in between. Can a macro intelligently add the number of cells required? Better than "adding cells" (by which I think you mean "rows") in any case, is just "Insert / Page Break" between each invoice. That way each invoice will start on a fresh page. You shouldn't even need a macro. If there's something that regularly identifies the new header / new invoice, then you can do a Search-and-Replace to find "that...

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What is the biggest hurdle on the path towards the Truth? How can we overcome that? Prime time television. Turn it off and pick up a book.

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If college is vital, should they just extend high school for another 2 year? Or make college free? Food is more vital than college. Should that also be free? Sounds good unless you're a farmer.

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I need to find a formula to look up two cells in one sheet and compare against two cells in anthor sheet tell me which lines are in the spreadsheet (2009-09-27) Thanks for the clarification, such as it is: I am looking at a number/ text in column a and date in c. I need to look for the exact number that mtches that date as there is duplicates dates and numbers If there are duplicates to any of your lookup values, then the VLOOKUP formula may not be exactly what you want. That will return only the first match, if any can be found. But to...

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I need to find a formula to look up two cells in one sheet and compare against two cells in anthor sheet tell me which lines are in the spreadsheet (2009-09-27) If you can post a response to your own Q to explain in more detail what it is that you really want (AB doesn't give you a lot of room to write a proper Q sometimes), then I'm sure at least one of the users here can tell you things about VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, INDEX and MATCH (for starters) to make your head spin. In addition, with combinations of cells, it is often desirable to...

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Is it possible to be a bit autistic and have slight autism my friend says he has and got confidence problems but i just wanted to know if he has how will it affect him in the longrun? There's a frequent poster -- one of my friends on this site -- who's not shy about speculating whether he may or may not have Asperger's Syndrome. Since he has wondered about that in some of his public postings, I'm sure he wouldn't mind my mentioning his name. Perhaps you could look up urk and chat with him. Personally, it seems to me that if he has...

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Why do people say "I don"t believe in ghosts". Why don't they simply say, "There are no ghosts"? To say that "there are no ghosts" is a statement that is impossible to prove, and therefore not even worth saying. It's similar to saying "there is no god": prove it. So to say "I don't believe" helps to establish terms of debate, if someone wants to debate this with you. They can say that they do believe in ghosts, and then you're apt to ask...

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Hi does anyone know what the answer to this is........ 4(x+2)+3(x-4) ...{{or this one}}... (x+5)(x-7) There is no "solution" to either of these, as they are not set up as equations. They seem to be "terms" of an equation, but without knowing how or to what they evaluate, the values for "x" can be anything you want them to be.

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Seniors at Millburn High School in New Jersey have circulated a “slut list” on which they scribble dozens of names of “pretty and popular” incoming freshman with “crass descriptions”. What do you think should happen to those senior? I'm not sure what should happen on an official, administrative level. I suppose that treating it as bullying is about the best that can be done. What's tragic about this is that it exposes a new depth of the degradation of our society in this regard. "Back in the day" the perpetrators would have been called in to the principal's office, and a letter would have gone...

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Can life as an academic be fun? It probably beats life as a paramecium. But not having experience with either, I'm just guessing. (And it may even be species-ist to suggest it in the first place.)

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Name something in one of your closets that seems to almost fall out every time you open the door? Skeletons

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Were you a rebel as a child? Teenager? Adult? Senior? What did you do? I was more of a rebel to the idea of a "typical teenager" of the 70s. Now I'm more of a rebel to the idea of a "typical adult" in his 50s.

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Is there any way to keep the little earpiece screw in my reading glasses from unscrewing and falling out every week or so? 1. Use the right size screw. They do come in different sizes of "small", you know. 2. Talk to any mechanic about having a dab of "Loktite" compound applied the next time you have the screw out. It won't prevent the screw from working the hinge like glue would, but it should help to prevent it from backing out. 3. If the screw is the original one (so it's...

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Do all email, IM, relationships end in distaster? And how is the pain, relative to a f2f relationship? Well, to be entirely literal in responding: since all LIVES end in "disaster" (we all die), then the answer is "yes".

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Whats the right size penis 4 a women? I'm curious as hell that you have filed this Q under "Etiquette / Parties". Not to mention the Q itself ...

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Out of which sort of parties one would like to be kicked? I would be kicked out of the Democratic Party in a New York minute. And kicked out of the Republican Party even sooner than that.

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So, how do you tell a guy that you like them (subliminally). I don't know if he likes me, but it seems like he does. We're both 17, in English class, and I don't want to come off as desperate. So what should I do? Hmm ... well, subliminally, you've certainly already told him. At your age, unless your acting skills are top notch, and you're trying to hide it, that's a difficult thing to hide. The problem is that 17-year-old boys are not that aware of subliminal messages, reading body language, etc. So spend some time with him: joke, flirt, play. He should get the message. But now,...

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I forgave my boyfriend after he cheated on me, but I cannot seem to let go, can someone please give me advice on what to do. Its kind of depressing! I see that my response to this Q is about 11 months late, but ... better late than never? It's one thing to say "I forgive you", but it's another thing entirely to be able to do it. I think that forgiveness is a "process", and not an "event". That is, it doesn't happen at the moment that you say "I forgive you". It should happen over...

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Why do people still believe in religion? Why is it still so widespread across the world? Pretty much for the same reason we "believe in" H1N1, I suppose ... and by many of the same vectors.

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Who are you? I'm nobody much, but I'm the only one here. The rest of them, well, they're ... out there, sometimes.

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Is it true that the Electoral College forces the US to only have two real political parties? No, it's the two parties themselves who are enforcing that pretty well.

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Do you belive that there is aliens out there? Could there really be something out there... What do you mean "out there"? I think there are aliens in Congress and the White House.

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How do I make an object rotate with the sun, so it always faces the sun head on. I need to do this without using any computer or electronic controls. Any ideas? (2009-09-25) Attach it to the head of a sunflower.

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Whats the problem? The belief that there is any way that things should be.

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Have you ever had un-iodized salt? Is it as rich and flavorful? I misread your Q at first. I thought you said "un-idolized" salt, and I was going to write an answer with a religious twist. So much for that. I've been cutting so far back on "added salt" in anything I cook and eat (except french fries and plain tomato slices) that a single shaker can last me for years now.

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"I should have done it years ago..." -- what have you done for the first time recently that was so great you regretted the delay? Having one of my kids listen and actually take my advice.

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Will you celebrate with me on my acceptance into the college that I was aiming for? Muted congratulations for now. Save the real celebration for your graduation.

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Do you remember S&H Green Stamps? or Yellow Stamps (competitor)? Did you collect them? Where did you get them? Did you ever redeem the books of these stamps? For what? Do you still have some of these stamps around the house, somewhere? (I do!) I hadn't thought about them in almost 50 years, until they popped into my head this afternoon when I was trying to convey how useless AB points are IRL, saying "not even as valuable as" S&H Green Stamps. Lord, how we saved those stupid books of stupid stamps.

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I fell in front of everyone at my school. and everyone laughed at me. im not sure if my crush saw or not but people might make fun of me. what should i do? Learn to laugh at yourself. If you can't do that yet, then you haven't matured much and you aren't really ready for a "relationship".

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MS ACCESS is there any way to add a comment to a label in form view, so people will know how to enter the data into the form label by viewing the comment. Thanks When you have the form open in Edit mode, click on the label and look at its Properties. Look at the Tab for "Other" and enter your help text (keep it short and simple!) in the "ControlTip Text" box. When you activate your form the text in that area will show up in the yellow 'hover' box when you hover the mouse over the label for more than a few seconds.

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How depressing is death in the family? I don't mean to make light (too much) of the tone of your question, but ... there are a couple members of my family whose demise would not depress me in the least.

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Are you an orphan? I have been for the past four-and-a-half years.

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What can I do with zucchini besides fry it? Give it away Compost it Put some in a paper bag and leave it under the front seat of someone's car

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My employer is saying that I have to clock out at 11:50 and back in at 12:01. They are trying to avoid paying overtime. Is there a law against this clock out procedure. This is just plain weird. Clock out at 11:50 PM? Then back in at 12:01 AM? I don't see how not paying for 11 minutes (I'm assuming this is an unpaid break time) will help them avoid overtime.

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Which animal do you have nightmares about? Women

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Why do people get their tongues pierced? Whats the fascination? Because when they get their eyes and brains pierced they aren't able to admire the result. Otherwise I'm sure they'd try that, too.

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Do you believe in "Freedom of Speech" unequivocally or do you believe that there are some common sense lines that people ought not cross? No, certainly not "unequivocally". If your Mom or your wife tells you to shut up, then by gor you'd better shut up. That, and not shouting "Fire!" in a crowded theater ... unless you see the flame or see billowing smoke. And not perpetrating fraud. But that would shut down Congress ...

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Some time ago, I hid the column and row titles (A,B,C,D...1,2,3,4...) in an excel sheet, and now can't recall how to unhide them. Any ideas? Use the F5 key to "go" anywhere on your sheet. For example, hit F5 and type A1. Hit Enter to go to that cell. Now hold down the shift key, move your cursor one column to the right and one row down (you'll be in Cell E5, and have A1:E5 selected, though you'll only "see" E5). Now hit Format / Column / Unhide, then Format / Row / Unhide, and you'll be able to...

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In excel want to measure number of times a combination of words happen in same row? There are hundreds of rows. Want to calculate total number of times that Blue occurs in column 2 and Horse in column 5 (both must occur). Can anyone help Assuming the words are "standalone" and not part of some other text, and assuming your entries are in cells A1:A36 and B1:B36 (you can modify the formula to suit, otherwise), then this single formula will work: =SUMPRODUCT(( A1:A36 = "Blue") * ( B1:B36 = "Horse")) (Note that the two ranges have to be exactly equal in size.) You can also use Conditional...

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What is the major difference between MS Access and Excel when entering data? Perhaps the biggest and most important difference is that until you perform a File / Save operation with Excel (unless you have the program options set to automatically Save at regular intervals) all of your work resides in memory. So if the power goes out or something happens to close your file unexpectedly all of your work since the last Save can be lost. With Access, once a record is...

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I would like to know where you would be with these #'s +34' 12' 49.32", -83' 59' 20.80" As Google Earth understands the entries, the +34° = 34°N, and -34° would be 34°S, so Lake Lanier it is.

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What are the formulas for Microsoft Excel? As Brian has started to explain, formulas in Excel start with "=" (no quotation marks) and include various combinations of Excel FUNCTIONS (SUM, AVERAGE, IF, AND, NOT, OR, COUNTIF, SUMPRODUCT, YEAR, etc.), OPERATORS (+, -, *, /), CHECKS for equality and inequality (=, >, <, >=, <=), RANGES (J9, A1:A10, Monthly_Sales -- if you have Named Ranges) and CONSTANTS to examine and...

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Why should you always leave the A1 cell in Excel blank? Never say never with Excel. Or always.

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How do you change the numbers on the side of Microsoft Excel? I want to start at 0 instead of 1. Basically, YOU can't. This is sort of like asking how you can change the sky to green and the default color of plants to blue. Some things are part of the environment and have to be taken as they are. However ... You can make your own list numbers if you want, and start that numbering at zero. Then you can go to Tools / Options / View and uncheck "Row and Column...

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In Excel, how do I lock cells in a row so they sort together? By default, Excel will sort all cells in the "contiguous range", whether or not it is selected. So if you have data in columns A-D and few or no blank cells, then when you have a cell in that range active and go to the menu for Data / Sort, Excel will automatically assume that the entire range should be sorted. If you have blank rows or blank columns, then the sort area will not...

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What function(s) can I use to find the smallest two numbers in a list of numbers? You can use either SMALL() or LARGE(), in opposite ways. SMALL() will give you the answer more directly: =SMALL( $A$1:$A$24, ROWS( $A$1:A1)) -- gives the "first smallest", and as you copy this formula down row by row it gives you "second smallest", "third smallest", etc. LARGE() can do the same thing in reverse: =LARGE( $A$1:$A$24, ROWS( $A$1:$A$25) - ROWS(...

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My partner and me got together when my son was 6 months now 7 years how do i tell him his dad ia really his step dad i dont want to hurt him is he too young his dad didnt want to know My answer would depend in large part on the relationship you have with your partner AND whether or not he has legally adopted your son. I understand that your partner and you have been together for at least 6-1/2 years, and since he joined you after your son was born, he seems to be there for the long haul. But that's the first thing that would influence my answer: do you expect him to...

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Do you naturally assume girls who are kinky are also promiscuous? I assume nothing about women.

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How do you end a friendship when you really like the friend, and so struggle not to talk to them and take their calls because you like them so much, but you know the friendships not doing you any good. It's kinda like chocholate to you. This is a difficult question for me to answer, because I would NEVER give up chocolate. But the best way to end it is to develop other interests and friendships with other people, and "drift" away naturally. If you try to cut someone off, which is also possible, then you'll probably both fight those feelings and be miserable. But if you and your friend typically do something...

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My boyfriend wants to feel up my vagina when we makeout ... is that weird? what does it feel like? would that lead to sex? please give me advice! What matters isn't whether it's "weird" or not, it's how you feel about it. Obviously, you're not in agreement with it, so tell him in no uncertain terms to STOP THAT! It's your body, and you have to set the limits. To put this in perspective, I'm over 50, and my girlfriend is nearly 50 herself. We're not kids, and we're both very...

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Hi, I need to insert customer data in a form, not on the table. I have finally finished this, but how do I get it to automatically populate the table? The only way I can see it is an a "split table" but not a regular table. Thanks I'm not sure that I understand the Q, but let me take a stab at it: If you have a table of data, from, say, a "purchasing" table, which contains fields such as Quantity, Item, Description, Price, Extended Price ... and "Customer ID", and of course, your "purchasing" table won't contain customer data, because that wouldn't be normalized, then you...

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How do I export more than 65k lines from Access 2007 to Excel 2007? In stages. Since you already know that you can't export more rows of data than Excel can handle in a worksheet, you need to figure out a way to query the data so that each export is less than Excel's maximum allowable. But another thing you might consider (since it's going to be hard to work with such massive exports of raw data in Excel anyway) is to figure out a way to...

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Do you think there is life after death and if so have you had a near death experience? No. And yes.

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What does purity mean? According to the advertising, it's why Ivory Soap floats, apparently. Though I can't quite understand the cause and effect there.

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Waht is your favorite metal band and why? The timing chain in my Camry.

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Can i collate information from different sheets of a spreadsheet? Say, i have a spreadsheet with a few sheets and each sheet is a record of who owns what thing. Am i able to then pick a name and see which things the name own in all the different sheets? It's going to be difficult, I think, to collect "groups of non-numerical data" together. This is a very difficult thing to do in a spreadsheet, which has as its primary purpose doing arithmetical functions on numbers. This isn't to say that Excel isn't often used as a flat file database (address book, shopping list, meeting agenda, day planner, whatever), only that...

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What function displays the average value in a range You can also enter the SUBTOTAL() (average) function directly (same as pulling it down via Data / Subtotal / Average) as: =subtotal( 1, Range)

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In what ways does a password make a WiFi connection of a computer secure? When everyone gets the same password in a campgound, what is the level of security? As I think the first two respondents alluded to without saying directly, there is absolutely no security "to you" (as the end user) afforded by the use of a password-protected WiFi. The only "security" is of the WiFi connection itself to users that haven't been granted the password. In other words, the owner / manager of the campground assures himself with the use of...

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Why would anyone destroy a perfectly good new car, just to end a relationship? [See the attached video or click the link, to see exactly what I mean.] This is a retelling of the old joke describing "mixed feelings": Watching your mother-in-law drive your brand new car ... off a cliff.

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A date is in cell A1. There are deadlines 5 and 15 days after that date, so in the next 2 cells, i have =A1+5 and =A1+15. When nothing is in the 1st cell, they show 1/5/00 and 1/15/00. Id like those to be blank if no data is in the 1st. How can I do this? I like to leave guidance to the user about what IS required, so I'd modify AIT's answer as: =IF( OR( ISBLANK(A1), NOT( ISNUMBER( A1))), "Enter Start Date in A1.", A1 + 5) and =IF( OR( ISBLANK(A1), NOT( ISNUMBER( A1))), "Enter Start Date in A1.", A1 + 15), respectively. I also include the other part of the IF statement: "not( isnumber( a1))" in...

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HELP!! What word am I looking for? Really devoted to a specific religion... would do anything.. HELP!! zealot ... you've already heard fanatic ... ditto myrmidon martyr

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To carry the debate a little further, Regardless of personal opinion about President Obama do you feel as if the network staffer who posted off air remarks on his personal twitter account should be fired from his job? From journalism law and ethics course What debate? What's being discussed here? Anything that a President says that is directed to or in the presence of a "network staffer" is fair game UNLESS a prior agreement has been made with the person that the comments are "directed to" that "this is off the record". And even in that case, if the President is so careless that he's not aware of who...

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If a person that you haven't known long calls you threatening to commit suicide & saying they only trust you, where do you draw the line between them just wanting attention and taking them seriously? I would take the threat seriously, at least the first time I heard it. If it seemed that this was a part of the person's manipulative schtick, then it wouldn't take long to find that out and drop the friendship and ignore future calls. I'll help anyone, even someone I don't know at all. But I refuse to be manipulated in this way.

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My bf punched me and I woke up in hospital unconscious, black eye, massively swollen head I've been with him for 2 years he's in the navy he's strong and always rough with me ... He cried he was so sorry I tried breaking up with him but he pulled me in. What is the question, please? "How could I let myself fall for this?" "Where is my self-love that permits me to go BACK to this?" Look, it's easy for any of us who haven't been involved with this type before to look at your situation from outside and say, "Clearly, you have to leave him." Those of us who don't hit women (and who haven't...

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Who said this about Sarah Palin "“This woman is being put into a position she is not even remotely prepared for, She hasn’t spent one day on the national level. Neither has her family. Let’s wait and see how she looks five days out.”? Who cares any more? She was a post turtle: ================ ================== An old rancher is talking about politics with a young man from the city. He compares a particular politician to a "post turtle". The young man doesn't understand and asks him what a post turtle is. The old man says, "When you're driving down a country road and you see a fence post...

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How long have US Presidents had czars responsible for various policies? It's funny, isn't it? As the world's oldest nominal "democracy" we now have more "czars" appointed by each new administration, it seems, than the Russians have had in their entire history.

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I have 5 sheets, a yearly sheet and 4 qtr. sheets.... I need the average of the 4 qtrs. on the yearly sheet. How do I do it? Excel Although Brian's method certainly works, it's more than you need. Assuming that the "Yearly" sheet already includes some kind of summation / accumulation of the four "Quarterly" sheets, all you need to do is divide those accumulated Yearly values by THE NUMBER OF REPORTING QUARTERS. That last is capitalized because it's important: You'll want to...

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How strenuous is sailing as a sport? Same as any other; it runs the gamut from "risk to life and limb" to "kiddie-boating". I like it because it's relaxing, which gives you an indication of how strenuous it is for me.

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What's your favorite nautical term? Red right returning, and "Hey, there's our dock!"

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What is the worst thing that can happen on a solo circumnavigation of the world? Dying at sea -- by any means -- would be "the worst that could happen" to oneself, and I'm sure that we all know that. But even worse, I think, would be to send a distress call that was answered, and which led to the deaths of the would-be rescuers. Someone who's attempting this feat on his own must be aware of and accept the dangers, but the rescue attempt involves many...

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Which shut off notice should I pay first? In a temperate climate zone during cold weather I'd pay whichever bill keeps the heat on. Although you can survive "cold", the pipes in your dwelling unit (single-family house, especially, but also condo, apartment, townhouse, etc.) might freeze and burst, which would add greatly to a repair bill before your pipes could be used again. So if it's cold and you have running...

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Have you ever eaten a Hot Dog roasted over a camp fire? No. Hell no. If I were roasted over a campfire I'm sure I'd have more on my mind than hot dogs. Maybe a drink.

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What is the federal reserve tyring to accomplish by raising interest rates? When the Fed raises interest rates they are attempting to "cool" the economy by making "new money" more expensive to borrow. The general intent is to slow down the rate of inflation.

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Do you think it's an advantage or disadvantage to study, do homework and use the computers at a local library? As opposed to what? It's certainly an advantage over blowing dope on the corner, but it may not be as much of an advantage as doing homework at home with an adult family member present to discuss questions and problems with.

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Write about ur self as a person I am.

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Can anyone tell me how to summon a demon withought using Oujia boards Post this Q in the Christianity section. You'll have raised more than you can handle comfortably. Hope for reinforcement from the atheists.

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State your career goal in five year as a in field of management To English speak to learn. Write, and.

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What is the meaning of gusset? It depends on context. In structural steel, it's a triangular piece of metal between the web of a beam or column and the flange, used to stiffen the flange. I know it has applications in tailoring that are somewhat different, as a type of "expansion piece" so that sleeves, legs, etc. in garments have room to allow movement while wearing the thing. It might even have more...

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If we can use the term "GAY" for women, why not using the term "LESBIAN" for men? You can if you want to. I prefer it when people understand my communication. Pass.

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I had sex with my friends mother and her sister, i dont feel bad for doing it, is that normal? I suppose it's normal enough for someone with no conscience and no morals. What's not normal is leaving the apostrophe off of "friend's" and "don't", and not capitalizing I. That's pretty weird shit.

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If Job titles were scrapped & names were used instead e.g this is joe bloggs he is a banker, do you think people would be less likely to screw up? Less likely to screw up in exactly what way? I don't get the question. Would Barack Obama be the President of the United States? or the Obama of the United States? Sounds pretty silly to me.

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Do you tend to be overdressed or under dressed at parties? I tend not to attend parties.

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Your at a fancy dinner party in the presence of Abraham Lincoln, Queen Elizabeth, Albert Einstein and Anne Frank...the line for the bathroom is rounding the block and you have a massive wedgie, how do you go about discreetly solving this problem? I'm trying to think what the "problem" is. Eating with a bunch of dead people, trying to find the bathroom at a fancy dinner party ... with a line for an outside bathroom that goes "around the block" (how many people are attending this thing, anyway, and how fancy is it to have a single bathroom for all of these people?), or having a massive wedgie (and who gave me...

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Dude works hard for a buck. Thug comes along and takes 25 %. Fella banks that 75 cents, thug takes another %. Buys something with his 70 cents, thug takes another dime. Poor fella dies and leaves 60 cents to his father, dad gets 30. Taxes or theft yo?... If you've read any of my writings on the topic then you already know: MOST taxation in this country now is white-collar theft.

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As between a spouse and adult children who has the right to make funeral arrangements for the deceased spouse? dblanford@sdblaw.com Typically this is up to the spouse, with input, assistance and advice as needed (and wanted) from the children. That is, unless other arrangements have been made in advance.

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My friends say it takes about 3 mo to stop crying over someone after you've broken up. Is this true? (I broke up w/ him in July and keep crying 2 or 3 x a week). A good rule of thumb that I heard once and that makes sense for me is: "two months for every year of the relationship". So if you had a 2-year relationship, then you could reasonably expect to take four months to get over that. Your mileage may vary.

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Why are so many more married women today involved in affairs than ever before? Amazingly enough when it comes down to giving up their affair partner or husband; nine times out of ten they opt to end their marriage. Is marriage as we know it in trouble? Assuming the truth of your first statement -- although you offer no proof -- my answer would be "they have more opportunity than ever before". More women have careers and jobs outside the home now than when we were children, so they have more chances to stray than stay-at-home women would have had with the milkman, the postman, and the electric meter reader. I would think this is...

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This guy asked me to the school ball and I said yes although I didn't really want to. Since then he is constantly texting me. I am now going out with this other guy from my school and I want to go to the ball with him. What should I do This is where you start to learn about growing up. First, you must honor your commitments. So for now you are obligated to go to the ball with the guy you agreed to go with, notwithstanding that you seem not to like him all that much and that you are starting a relationship with a new guy. This might help to teach you about saying "no" in the future when that's what you need...

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I have to make a short powerpoint presentation on Time Travel..can somebody help me out We went over this next month. Pay attention next time.

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What do snails think about? "At least I'm not a slug."

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If United States citizens give up there right to bear arms will tyranny be inevitable? Are we in the escalade of tyranny now? We're focused on the wrong things, I think. Tyranny is already upon us, and guns haven't stemmed it much. If you examine the fact that the US Congress re-election rate is better than the old Soviet Politburo's, plus the barriers to minor party participation, plus the essential agreement between the two major parties that "government is the answer to all problems",...

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America is and was founded on a Judeo/Christian heritage. God and country...no matter what some want to believe or how much they want to shove God out... just an 'agree' or 'disagree', plz.... If you had "just asked the question", then I would have "just answered: disagree". But since you started with such a fundamentally flawed assertion, then I'll also do the -5 thing for the "Q".

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I am planning on doing a Senior Project by sending food to africa for the homeless. I need to know about any laws about experation dates and who to talk to to make sure the food is received by the homeless and not some government higherup. HELP! It's going to be pretty damn ambitious for you to attempt the entire logistical chain of collecting, warehousing, transporting and delivering food to people that you haven't met, don't know and probably can't even converse with ... especially when you don't even know the most fundamental things about exactly what can be sent, or how. (Basically, you won't...

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Where is a good place to post my online survey? I'm with Jessica. But it looks like you found a place, so why ask?

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Just graduated bachelor of commerce, my grades are terrible and i have no work experience, do i have any hope ? what should i do other than sit at home So ... you probably won't be offered a six-figure starting salary and signing bonus, given the keys to the executive suite of a Fortune 500 company and get to fly in the corporate jet just yet. But you can still get a job at or near the bottom, same as everyone else in business (who wasn't born into the company).

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I have to write an essay of a memorable event in my life I had when I was 12yrs old. What would be a good thesis statement? It kind of depends ... 1. How old are you now? 2. What IS a memorable event from when you were 12? That is, what do you plan to write about? I tend not to use such things as a "thesis statement", but I suppose if I had to I would sum up what the essay was about, but I'd have to know that first. And "Memorable Event from My Twelfth Year" wouldn't be quite...

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If the truth is still out there, how come no one has found it yet? It's out there, all right, and we stumble over it daily. But we don't often recognize it as truth, can't reliably describe it when we do, and can't make anyone understand us when we try.

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I am thinking of getting married. Its alrdy late with me being 38 now. But everytime I think about it I am engulfed with deep sense of guilt at leaving my ex g/f like that. I But she is not willing to mary or cooperate in anyw ay or manner. What do I do? Do what you want. I don't understand the question, actually. You're thinking of getting married. Okay, got that. How do you get from there to "leaving my ex g/f like that"? Like what? You left her because she didn't want to marry? That's a normal reason to leave someone, if you ask her to marry you and she turns you down. Do what you want. Whether I...

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I think dating on the internet is just silly. Am I ignorant? I prefer to date in person. But I met the love of my life on the Internet, on a dating site. And the chances that we would have met otherwise are vanishingly slim, because we live 50 miles apart and don't have reasons to visit the other's area. So, "meeting on the Internet" is perfectly fine, and I recommend it frequently. But "dating"? That has do be done...

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I know this is a dumb question but do think you can have to much sex I would answer a qualified "yes". For example, if you're having more sex than your wife, and she finds out, then that would have been "too much" for you.

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Is it possible (safe) to sail a freshwater yacht offshore There's really no such thing as a "freshwater yacht". There's "seaworthy" and "unseaworthy". However, some boats are designed specifically for offshore usage: sleeping and cooking areas and facilities; food storage space and equipment; enclosed toilet and holding tank; freshwater holding tankage, as well as overall weight and solidity. Even so, with...

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I'll try to ask it more clearly: (Excel Graph)-How can the x axis of the graph correspond to a row of data instead of showing numbers in a linear separation? Just like in Star Trek: "make it so". The only reason you have, as you say, "numbers in a linear separation" is because you haven't supplied any alternative to Excel. It has to graph "values" against SOMETHING.

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Capitalism is freedom, socialism is an attempt to take that freedom away in the guise of the common good. Our founding father's would turn in the graves if they found out that socialists were trying to take over this country. Agree? I reject your premise that "capitalism is freedom". I agree that capitalism is "more free" than socialism, but even capitalism has rules, regulations, restrictions, oversight, etc. Nothing is purely free, and capitalism in the real world isn't "pure capitalism" either, we don't live in an Ayn Rand novel. And those of us who work for wages or a salary...

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Speaking of CHARLIE BROWN, couldn't you see him snapping, from all of the ridicule, taking an automatic weapon and going "postal" one day? Absolutely not. If you want a Biblical analogy, Charlie Brown is Job. He knows he is snakebit, and he knows "that's just the way (his) life is", but he persists in his hopes and attempts ... to win the affection of the little red-haired girl, to win a baseball game, to kick the football, to fly a kite, get a valentine ... etc. He never stops trying or hoping, and he never will.

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I was wondering if proceeds from the sale of my home can include a payment to my personal friend for referring the listing to my real estate broker? This is the state of VA. You can, of course, do whatever you want with the NET of the amount you receive from the sale of your home, but I'm sure that you already know that. If you want to reward your friend, you can do that (as HasntBeen suggests) by direct instruction to your escrow company or by writing a personal check afterward. It sounds like you don't want to change your net, though, but would like...

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This is a real church sign debate. These Catholic and Presbyterian churches are across the street from each other. See video. Who wins? Dogs, maybe, but cats sure don't go to heaven.

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What will be the passive of the following sentence? It is raining outside. Outside was the rain.

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What are the models of mass communication Catherine Zeta Jones, for Verizon

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How do you say? - I love you - in German. with cash

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If diamonds are a girl's best friend, what is a guy's best friend? the microwave his dog the remote broadband the middle shelf in the refrigerator his car the garden shed the garage his mother-in-law, if he's lucky (and good to the daughter)

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Why do boys not text back? is it because they don't really like the girl, or are they really just too daft to think about it? Fat thumbs.

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Is it a good sign if a girl invites you over to her house? We've been out a couple times, but this is the first time I'll be going over to her place. A good sign for what? It could be that she's moving, and she wants help packing boxes and bringing the refrigerator and furniture out to the truck. The first time I was invited to a woman's house alone, she had me wash her windows and do some other cleaning. Of course, she was in her 40s, and I was a teenager, but still ... you remember those things.

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How many of you believe in pre-marital sex? All of me.

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My boyfriend calls me babe, sweetheart and love. What are things i can call him that dont sound feminine? Bill, Chuck, Butch, Dick, Ben, Tom ... what's his name, anyway? Call him by one or more of these, and he'll almost be guaranteed to prefer the "feminine-sounding" ones.

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Whats the best way to get over an x? An SUV with 18" wheels ought to do the trick. If not, then a tracked vehicle, such as a bulldozer, will certainly do the trick.

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What should I do? My daughter just turned 18 about half a month ago and she says she wants to enter the porn industry? She got her HS diploma but she won't go to college. Help! Ask her if she's ready to strip naked in the middle of town and walk naked down Main Street at noon. Because that's the least of what she'd be doing on a porno -- and anyone in town who wants to will be able to see that. Repeatedly. I'm more or less with ChrisDC on his great answer: there are issues at play here that aren't being recognized or addressed. It sounds...

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Does anyone know your darkest secret? The Shadow knows ...

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What courses are available for youngsters who work and learn early in their youth? All of them.

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Do we have favourate supervisors during our lifetime on earth? Your question has me wondering where else we have lifetimes.

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Before mt. Everest was discovered what was the tallest mountain on earth Even before Mt. Everest was "discovered" (and don't forget that it had been "discovered" for several centuries by the people living around it) it was still the "highest mountain above sea level". But it's still not "the tallest mountain on Earth". That distinction belongs to Mauna Kea.

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Plz help me how to compare the data in two columns in MSexcell. My data is like this: a1 34, a2 35,a3 36,b1 37, b2 34,b3 38, b4 36. a1 has to compare b1,b2,b3 and give the result in C as unique, like wise a2 has to compare b1,b2,b3 and a3 with b1,b2,b3 ( I am completely confused as to what it is that you want to do. Compare values in column A:A to values in column B:B, yes. I got that. And then ... what? What will be done when comparing 34 to 37? 34 to 34? 34 to 38? 34 to 36? If you want to note the "first match", then that can be done with the following formula at C1: ="Value at A" & ROWS( $A$1:A1) &...

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My sink makes a gullping noise periodically through out the day. If I keep the stopper close it doesn't do it. How can I fix this problem? It sounds like a venting problem. If you want to try to fix this yourself, find where the vent stack is for the sink. This will be a vertical pipe attached to the drain line at some point and going upward (maybe downward also if there are drains lower in the structure that also connect to this vent). But the vent will open to the atmosphere usually above the roof. (I don't know...

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Is there anything better than cold hard cash? Oxygen, a couple of times every minute Water, at least once a day Food, occasionally Sex, almost any time Love, all the time

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What would you name your PawnShop if you owed one? Pwned

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What is your favourite type of Asian food? Kung pao chicken Mongolian beef Beef & broccoli (or Chicken & broccoli) Oh, and sushi

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If you owed a city dump, what would you call it? I call it "home".

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What are you going to be throwing on the grill for Labor Day? The way the dorg has been behaving lately ... I'm thinking about throwing her on there.

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I love potato skins, with sour cream and chives, but I recently heard that botulism spores survive baking (link), and baked potatoes with skin on are a big risk. Do you think all potatoes should be peeled? No. Hell no. I think the way you like them is fine. Take a look at this link ... http://tinyurl.com/m8xccv Never mind ... same link. The point is, the article is about "baked potatoes kept in aluminum foil at room temperature" for some time. NOT "potato skins" the way you like them.

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What song is Queen most associated with? God Save the Queen

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If you live in Illinois, are you embarrassed? Isn't it embarrassing enough just to have them in the same Union?

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Who REALLY believes the world will end in 2012? I mean REALLY believes it to the point they have taken actions to prepare for it. Just what plans can one make for "the end of the world", anyway? In case there's something I should be doing ...

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I am 59 and going to college for the first time, is this a crazy idea? Probably, but why should that stop you?

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What's one famous character or person, named Bill, or Tony? I don't know of anyone who goes by "Bill, or Tony".

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What is the longest road trip you have ever been on? I've driven myself coast-to-coast in the US six times, I think. Several other drives including Wisconsin to New England and back (annually for several years), Arizona to Washington, Michigan to California, Michigan to Florida and back, and some others.

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When would-be novels are sent to publishers, how is it decided if they are to be published or not? Does one person read it, or is it a group effort? I think Alec had the right answer. Generally, a manuscript submitted for publication by an unknown author without an agent will be read -- if at all! -- by the lowest intern in a publishing house, and may be rejected out of hand for any number of reasons without even a complete read. It has to work its way up the ladder to find an assistant editor / editor who will champion it and then start...

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How did hereditary diseases begin in the first place? Unintelligent design?

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Who to get a person back to a relation ship? Well ... the person who was in the relationship, I suppose. But I'm just guessing that this is an answer, since you didn't technically ask a question.

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I need dating advice. i haven't had any type of date in almost 2 years. i'm not bad looking, and i dont have any impairments, diseases or personality defects. i am perfectly normal but nobody will go out with me. any advice to remedy this? Things may get better after you're released from prison.

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I have never visited a foreign country where the word "OKAY" was NOT understood by the locals. Are there any other English-language words you can think of, that appear to be understood in every nation on Earth? Yeah.

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Should Curt Schilling run for political office? Compared to most of the clowns who do run, at least he seems to say what he thinks. Even if he doesn't always think quite clearly enough ...

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I'm in a loving relationship for the first time. But for some reason I seem to can't get over my girlfriend's sexual past. Have you been able to get over your partners sexual past? Just hate that she had guys before me.And I never had a sexual past. You should talk to her about *your feelings*. No more about her past; you already seem to know more than you want to know about that. Discuss how it makes you feel that she has had sexual relationships that you haven't had -- WITHOUT blaming her for that, judging her as "less pure" or "less worthy" than you -- just discuss your own feelings. Get it out, get it over...

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Why is it assumed that a person who stays with someone who has cheated lacks self-respect, no matter what the situation is? Partly because a lot of people haven't recognized that they've ever been in that situation (or truly haven't been) and they enjoy thinking from a lofty perspective that "*I* would never put up with such behavior!" This is partly the same reason that we're often horrified to see a video of some violent or negligent act (such as the drivers in Hartford, CT last...

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When a person makes you feel bad about yourself but you dont want to show it, what do you say to them? Like as in a come back. Notwithstanding what HasntBeen has already said in one of his usual great answers, there are times when people say "bad" things to me or about me that sting ... because they're true. The best thing you can do if you don't want to show how much you're affected is ... nothing at all. If you try a "comeback" or a "defense" (especially when you already...

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How can I chat live about MLB? Become a play-by-play announcer or color analyst for a team's radio or TV broadcasts.

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How do you watch baseball on tv? With my eyes open for at least the first three innings ...

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Are you a paparazzi? If I were one of those, wouldn't I be a paparazzo?

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Besides the Camper or the Tent, What is something you need to go camping? Intent

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Are there any parks near your home? I live about a half-mile or so from Park Ave. (No, I'm not on Boardwalk.)

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When was the last time you saw a grape and said "There you are, you bastard"? Not yet; there's a first time for everything. I'll try to remember that next time I'm in the produce aisle at Stop and Shop. (And I'll try to refrain from pointing and shouting as I say it.)

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Would you move in? There is a beautiful house for sale exactly like the one of your dreams. It went on the market for $1,000.00 the same amount you have in the bank. However a whole family was murdered in it last year. Would you buy it? Why or why not? Would someone have cleaned up, I hope? I wouldn't be discovering "the missing body" or anything, would I? It wasn't an arson / murder, was it? Was the family murdered by poison in the walls or anything? I'd have a few questions to ask before I bought the thing blindly, but if the murders weren't somehow related to the structure itself (like "cabin...

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Why do cigarette manufacturers put licorice into cigarettes? not to mention 20 other different chemicals, but why licorice? I'd recommend bacon.

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I wish I believed in god; Anyone else? Yes. I wish you believed in me, too.

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