What word means worldly rather than spiritual? What is the doctine that held that god determines everything?
Q. Two questions for you- What word means "worldly rather than spiritual?" What was the doctrine that held that God determines everything that happens in the past, present, and future? Please help! Thanks! Thank you- secular fits in for the first one!! (It's a crossword). The second one is 14 letters if that helps? I don't think it necessarily has to be a book in the bible...
Asked by balletbabe : ) - Wed Feb 4 19:29:50 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. secular predestination
Answered by Starfall - Fri Feb 6 11:11:21 2009
Q. Two questions for you- What word means "worldly rather than spiritual?" What was the doctrine that held that God determines everything that happens in the past, present, and future? Please help! Thanks! Thank you- secular fits in for the first one!! (It's a crossword). The second one is 14 letters if that helps? I don't think it necessarily has to be a book in the bible...
Asked by balletbabe : ) - Wed Feb 4 19:29:50 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. secular predestination
Answered by Starfall - Fri Feb 6 11:11:21 2009
What term means a back cross to a homozygous recessive?
Q. One question on my biology homework is "what term means a back cross to a homozygous recessive"? I haven't found the answer in my textbook. Anyone know what it is?
Asked by Ratix - Fri Oct 2 08:04:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's called a "test cross"
Answered by Oh, just EVOLVE! - Fri Oct 2 08:10:08 2009
Q. One question on my biology homework is "what term means a back cross to a homozygous recessive"? I haven't found the answer in my textbook. Anyone know what it is?
Asked by Ratix - Fri Oct 2 08:04:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's called a "test cross"
Answered by Oh, just EVOLVE! - Fri Oct 2 08:10:08 2009
How can conservatives ignore the role means play in creating demand?
Q. Conservatives insist demand stems from need and not from want. How do they sidestep the point that means stimulate demand? And that by diminishing the means of consumers they are minimizing demand?
Asked by Matthew D - Thu May 27 10:24:11 2010 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think you can ignore the fact that means creates some demand. Needs rule supreme in creating demand but people having the means to purchase wants has made an awful lot of people millionaires..
Answered by Brian - Thu May 27 10:27:43 2010
Q. Conservatives insist demand stems from need and not from want. How do they sidestep the point that means stimulate demand? And that by diminishing the means of consumers they are minimizing demand?
Asked by Matthew D - Thu May 27 10:24:11 2010 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think you can ignore the fact that means creates some demand. Needs rule supreme in creating demand but people having the means to purchase wants has made an awful lot of people millionaires..
Answered by Brian - Thu May 27 10:27:43 2010
What does it means when your child is referred to as tactile?
Q. My son's teacher has mentioned this a few times and I don't fully understand what she means. Can someone please explain in regular layman's language?
Asked by joy - Fri Nov 2 01:02:21 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hey Joy! Educators have learned that everyone learns in different ways, and that they should be taught according to the best way that they learn. Visual learners, for example, learn best by seeing, such as show and tell. Whereas auditory learners learn best by hearing, for example, though lectures. Your son is apparently a tactile learner. Tactile learners like him, learn best by doing, touch and movement, such as playing, drawing, making things, experiencing sensations, etc.
Answered by Joe R - Fri Nov 2 01:09:34 2007
Q. My son's teacher has mentioned this a few times and I don't fully understand what she means. Can someone please explain in regular layman's language?
Asked by joy - Fri Nov 2 01:02:21 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hey Joy! Educators have learned that everyone learns in different ways, and that they should be taught according to the best way that they learn. Visual learners, for example, learn best by seeing, such as show and tell. Whereas auditory learners learn best by hearing, for example, though lectures. Your son is apparently a tactile learner. Tactile learners like him, learn best by doing, touch and movement, such as playing, drawing, making things, experiencing sensations, etc.
Answered by Joe R - Fri Nov 2 01:09:34 2007
What does data rate means in digital camera video recording?
Q. My canon sx100 IS digital camera has two options for video recording. 1. Normal mode 2. LP mode LP mode enables to record twice as much video then normal mode. I recorded on both mode and found following information when I checked the video file properties. Normal mode: Data Rate 14884kbps LP mode: Data Rate 7384kbps Does lower data rate means poor quality video then higher data rate?
Asked by MD R - Sun Apr 5 19:52:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Data rate (also bitrate) is the rate of recording... basically, how much data is used to represent your video. So yeah, if you drop to half the amount of information, something has to suffer. There are points beyond which you need a trained eye to tell the difference... consumer tape records at 25Mb/s, some higher end pro formats go to 50Mb/s or even 100Mb/s, but much of that would be lost on the average viewer. However, when you have different settings on your camcoder or still camera with video features, you better believe you'll see a difference. Sometimes the lower video modes also go to a lower resolution, other times, not so much. Consider your Canon SX100. Your best video mode is recording at 640x480 resolution at 30… [cont.]
Answered by Hazydave - Mon Apr 6 05:05:48 2009
Q. My canon sx100 IS digital camera has two options for video recording. 1. Normal mode 2. LP mode LP mode enables to record twice as much video then normal mode. I recorded on both mode and found following information when I checked the video file properties. Normal mode: Data Rate 14884kbps LP mode: Data Rate 7384kbps Does lower data rate means poor quality video then higher data rate?
Asked by MD R - Sun Apr 5 19:52:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Data rate (also bitrate) is the rate of recording... basically, how much data is used to represent your video. So yeah, if you drop to half the amount of information, something has to suffer. There are points beyond which you need a trained eye to tell the difference... consumer tape records at 25Mb/s, some higher end pro formats go to 50Mb/s or even 100Mb/s, but much of that would be lost on the average viewer. However, when you have different settings on your camcoder or still camera with video features, you better believe you'll see a difference. Sometimes the lower video modes also go to a lower resolution, other times, not so much. Consider your Canon SX100. Your best video mode is recording at 640x480 resolution at 30… [cont.]
Answered by Hazydave - Mon Apr 6 05:05:48 2009
What faster, more pratical means of transportation than the airplane do you envision for the near future?
Q. If you've taken a plane recently, you know how awful the experience can be. Long lineups, security check points, not to mention customs, and long hours in a confined space, etc. For instance, travelling from North America to Asia shouldn't take 10 hours. What other means of transportation do you envision for the near future? Would you prefer a faster mode of transportation, or a slower, more comfortable one?
Asked by Diet Pepsi Max Fan - Wed Feb 10 11:03:54 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. High-speed trains are already preferable to aircraft for distances under 1000 miles or so. They get you from door to door a lot faster than airplanes, all things considered. They are not used in the U.S., however.
Answered by Techwing - Wed Feb 10 17:30:52 2010
Q. If you've taken a plane recently, you know how awful the experience can be. Long lineups, security check points, not to mention customs, and long hours in a confined space, etc. For instance, travelling from North America to Asia shouldn't take 10 hours. What other means of transportation do you envision for the near future? Would you prefer a faster mode of transportation, or a slower, more comfortable one?
Asked by Diet Pepsi Max Fan - Wed Feb 10 11:03:54 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. High-speed trains are already preferable to aircraft for distances under 1000 miles or so. They get you from door to door a lot faster than airplanes, all things considered. They are not used in the U.S., however.
Answered by Techwing - Wed Feb 10 17:30:52 2010
What would be the possible means of communication and transport in a space colony?
Q. If we are setting up a space colony, how are we going to communicate with each other. MENTION the whole structure of network that will be spread and how will you run it. Secondly, how are we going to travel. Mention the different means of transport an their working.
Asked by Scholar - Sat May 24 01:59:14 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well with space colonies i'm sure some of the people there would want to send packages to there loved ones on earth, so some kind of outer space mail carrier service would probably develop kind of like the old pony express except an outer space version, cargo ships delivering supplies to the space colonies could make some extra money working as a kind of outer space pony express service, communication would mostly be done through radio or microwave but a mail service would also be an important way of communication and sending packages back and forth, after all how would little boys and girls get there Christmas presents from the family on earth with out such a service.
Answered by Hellbent 2.0 system reboot - Sat May 24 05:20:01 2008
Q. If we are setting up a space colony, how are we going to communicate with each other. MENTION the whole structure of network that will be spread and how will you run it. Secondly, how are we going to travel. Mention the different means of transport an their working.
Asked by Scholar - Sat May 24 01:59:14 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well with space colonies i'm sure some of the people there would want to send packages to there loved ones on earth, so some kind of outer space mail carrier service would probably develop kind of like the old pony express except an outer space version, cargo ships delivering supplies to the space colonies could make some extra money working as a kind of outer space pony express service, communication would mostly be done through radio or microwave but a mail service would also be an important way of communication and sending packages back and forth, after all how would little boys and girls get there Christmas presents from the family on earth with out such a service.
Answered by Hellbent 2.0 system reboot - Sat May 24 05:20:01 2008
How do you define what it means to be emotionally stabilised or have a positive state of mind?
Q. When dealing with questions about mental health there does seem to been allot of focus on 'whats wrong with you'. So, how do you define what it means to be 'well', emotionally stabilised or been in a positive state of mind?
Asked by Cracked Pepper - Thu Aug 27 10:28:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For me, it means: being able to give to others; to smile and laugh; to fit in at work or school such that no one can guess that I have a mental illness; to have close friends who know and aren't afraid or don't care; to be free of grudges because I have worked them all out; to be able to put anger aside and focus on the problem nonjudgmentally; to have few side effects that don't bother me or interfere with my life; to believe that someone can love me; to love myself; to love others; to be a good listener; to help others with similar issues; to become interested in the world again; to dote on my loving husband; to be interested in learning again; to be able to focus on my spititual life; to enjoy simple things, such as music… [cont.]
Answered by Pamela - Thu Aug 27 19:47:57 2009
Q. When dealing with questions about mental health there does seem to been allot of focus on 'whats wrong with you'. So, how do you define what it means to be 'well', emotionally stabilised or been in a positive state of mind?
Asked by Cracked Pepper - Thu Aug 27 10:28:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For me, it means: being able to give to others; to smile and laugh; to fit in at work or school such that no one can guess that I have a mental illness; to have close friends who know and aren't afraid or don't care; to be free of grudges because I have worked them all out; to be able to put anger aside and focus on the problem nonjudgmentally; to have few side effects that don't bother me or interfere with my life; to believe that someone can love me; to love myself; to love others; to be a good listener; to help others with similar issues; to become interested in the world again; to dote on my loving husband; to be interested in learning again; to be able to focus on my spititual life; to enjoy simple things, such as music… [cont.]
Answered by Pamela - Thu Aug 27 19:47:57 2009
Do the ends justify the means when Democrats / Liberals call others racist when there has been no racism?
Q. I mean we used to get this question a lot from Democrats and Liberals about Bush and torture and whether the ends justify the means. Yet when it comes to opposing Obama, they just whip out that race card and never give a thought to ethics and whether the ends justify the means. So Dems / Liberals, is it so important to you that Obama succeed, that you unethically try and silence or destroy the credibility of the opposition by calling them racist? Do the ends justify the means?
Asked by Uncle Pennybags - Fri Sep 18 20:37:16 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When you have lost all other arguements. use the race card!!!
Answered by Achmed the Dead Terrorist - Fri Sep 18 20:41:28 2009
Q. I mean we used to get this question a lot from Democrats and Liberals about Bush and torture and whether the ends justify the means. Yet when it comes to opposing Obama, they just whip out that race card and never give a thought to ethics and whether the ends justify the means. So Dems / Liberals, is it so important to you that Obama succeed, that you unethically try and silence or destroy the credibility of the opposition by calling them racist? Do the ends justify the means?
Asked by Uncle Pennybags - Fri Sep 18 20:37:16 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When you have lost all other arguements. use the race card!!!
Answered by Achmed the Dead Terrorist - Fri Sep 18 20:41:28 2009
We are very dependent on Gasoline for commuting. What alternative means could be used to travel independently?
Q. In todays fast pace world, Commuting from one palce to another independently is a must. But that is totally dependent on Gasoline which leads to powering a Car. This means that Gasoline is one single point of failier for most of us commutting to our work places. What could an Individual do to find an alternative means of traveling from one place to another without the use of gasoline and its entities and avoid to pay the ever growing prices, obtaining it?
Asked by boygenis - Sat Nov 17 23:29:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why not have companies provide housing nearby thus eliminating the need for transport alltogether. It doesn`t hurt if you live and work in the same town. In Toronto Can. at least 60% of the downtown traffic is from out of town. both delivery vehicles , and employees who would rather drive than take public transit from a-b. These are the ones that cause the majority of the problems
Answered by talon699 - Sun Nov 18 00:42:08 2007
Q. In todays fast pace world, Commuting from one palce to another independently is a must. But that is totally dependent on Gasoline which leads to powering a Car. This means that Gasoline is one single point of failier for most of us commutting to our work places. What could an Individual do to find an alternative means of traveling from one place to another without the use of gasoline and its entities and avoid to pay the ever growing prices, obtaining it?
Asked by boygenis - Sat Nov 17 23:29:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why not have companies provide housing nearby thus eliminating the need for transport alltogether. It doesn`t hurt if you live and work in the same town. In Toronto Can. at least 60% of the downtown traffic is from out of town. both delivery vehicles , and employees who would rather drive than take public transit from a-b. These are the ones that cause the majority of the problems
Answered by talon699 - Sun Nov 18 00:42:08 2007
What is the most a person of modest means should spend on a dying pet?
Q. I took my cat (Homey) to the vet today as she hasn't been herself. She's 15yrs old, and I'm not trying to prolong her life as much as I am trying to make her final days comfortable. I make roughly 35,000 a year, and her bill exceeds 2k. I love her and am going to pay, but it will means Raman noodle soup and a return to sobriety for at least 3 months. Can you put a number on such things? Am I improperly equating her comfort for mine?
Asked by mattybear83 - Wed Oct 10 19:46:19 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am in that very same situation right now with my dog. It's certainly not an easy decision to make. But, at some point, you have to put the importance of your financial security over the immanent (and unavoidable) death of your pet. Tell your vet how you are feeling, and ask him/her to help you decide when more money just won't make a difference. After that, all you can do is try your best to make things comfortable for her. I'm very sorry. I know it's hard.
Answered by PB_GenX - Wed Oct 10 19:50:34 2007
Q. I took my cat (Homey) to the vet today as she hasn't been herself. She's 15yrs old, and I'm not trying to prolong her life as much as I am trying to make her final days comfortable. I make roughly 35,000 a year, and her bill exceeds 2k. I love her and am going to pay, but it will means Raman noodle soup and a return to sobriety for at least 3 months. Can you put a number on such things? Am I improperly equating her comfort for mine?
Asked by mattybear83 - Wed Oct 10 19:46:19 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am in that very same situation right now with my dog. It's certainly not an easy decision to make. But, at some point, you have to put the importance of your financial security over the immanent (and unavoidable) death of your pet. Tell your vet how you are feeling, and ask him/her to help you decide when more money just won't make a difference. After that, all you can do is try your best to make things comfortable for her. I'm very sorry. I know it's hard.
Answered by PB_GenX - Wed Oct 10 19:50:34 2007
What the doctor means to be totally effaced?
Q. Hello I am 37 weeks and 3 days pregnant with baby #1 and well I am a little ignorant since is my first pregnancy. My doctor said that my cervix still close but I am 100% effaced. What does it means? I am close to labor. I am very exited to have the baby already, but a little scared at the same time. Would you please help me to understand but the doctor means? Also the baby is already head down. By the way, how does it feel to be in true labor?
Asked by bluejessy - Wed Sep 30 22:05:26 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dilation is when your cervix opens, whereas effacement is when it thins out. Imagine a ball that is filled with air, if it looses it's air it becomes flatter. That's what it is really, the flattening of your cervix. I noticed I was in labor when my belly would tighten up and not relax if I changed positions. It feels like cramps, but the pain can extend further out in your body. Some women get pains in other areas (legs, back, etc) when they are having a contraction. The amount of pain is different for each woman and they do get worse as your labor progresses.
Answered by Joyous Mommy 's her ssoys - Wed Sep 30 22:11:22 2009
Q. Hello I am 37 weeks and 3 days pregnant with baby #1 and well I am a little ignorant since is my first pregnancy. My doctor said that my cervix still close but I am 100% effaced. What does it means? I am close to labor. I am very exited to have the baby already, but a little scared at the same time. Would you please help me to understand but the doctor means? Also the baby is already head down. By the way, how does it feel to be in true labor?
Asked by bluejessy - Wed Sep 30 22:05:26 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dilation is when your cervix opens, whereas effacement is when it thins out. Imagine a ball that is filled with air, if it looses it's air it becomes flatter. That's what it is really, the flattening of your cervix. I noticed I was in labor when my belly would tighten up and not relax if I changed positions. It feels like cramps, but the pain can extend further out in your body. Some women get pains in other areas (legs, back, etc) when they are having a contraction. The amount of pain is different for each woman and they do get worse as your labor progresses.
Answered by Joyous Mommy 's her ssoys - Wed Sep 30 22:11:22 2009
what does GDP means in a countrys economic terms or in the world economy?
Q. Does GDP means how rich a country is?If ones GDP is high,does it mean the country is rich?How is it measured?
Asked by mariam z - Mon Oct 1 09:17:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. GDP = Gross Domestic Product. this doesnt reflect how rich a country is, it tells you how much that country has produced in goods. A basic way to tell how rich a country is to divide GDP by the number of people in that country. If a country of 2 people sold $5 million in goods, the average person is making $2.5 million. but if a country has 1 million people, and makes $25 million in goods, they are individually making $25.00 each, and are poor, even though the GDP is higher than the first nation. as for how its measured i dont know. its probably an analysis of all the companies within the nation, their revenues, cross referencing with tax records, along with other statistics (importing/exporting records), independent trackers of sold… [cont.]
Answered by kodama spirit - Mon Oct 1 11:40:16 2007
Q. Does GDP means how rich a country is?If ones GDP is high,does it mean the country is rich?How is it measured?
Asked by mariam z - Mon Oct 1 09:17:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. GDP = Gross Domestic Product. this doesnt reflect how rich a country is, it tells you how much that country has produced in goods. A basic way to tell how rich a country is to divide GDP by the number of people in that country. If a country of 2 people sold $5 million in goods, the average person is making $2.5 million. but if a country has 1 million people, and makes $25 million in goods, they are individually making $25.00 each, and are poor, even though the GDP is higher than the first nation. as for how its measured i dont know. its probably an analysis of all the companies within the nation, their revenues, cross referencing with tax records, along with other statistics (importing/exporting records), independent trackers of sold… [cont.]
Answered by kodama spirit - Mon Oct 1 11:40:16 2007
How do I explain the ends justifying the means?
Q. I need to make a powerpoint presentation on how the ends justify the means. It relates to King Lear, the play by Shakespeare. Do you have any ideas for what I could include in a visual presentation? Will award 5 stars Thanks Alot!
Asked by hollywood - Sun May 27 18:09:33 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, there is a huge population problem in the world. there are just more people than can be fed. and the population is rising very fast. something like another billion people in 15 years. what could be done to relieve the problem? what means could be used to limit the population? now, maybe you could find a way to kill, maybe 4 billion people. that would help a lot. everyone left would have more to eat, more to drink, and room for their family. but, would the means justify the ends?
Answered by linlyons - Sun May 27 18:27:01 2007
Q. I need to make a powerpoint presentation on how the ends justify the means. It relates to King Lear, the play by Shakespeare. Do you have any ideas for what I could include in a visual presentation? Will award 5 stars Thanks Alot!
Asked by hollywood - Sun May 27 18:09:33 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, there is a huge population problem in the world. there are just more people than can be fed. and the population is rising very fast. something like another billion people in 15 years. what could be done to relieve the problem? what means could be used to limit the population? now, maybe you could find a way to kill, maybe 4 billion people. that would help a lot. everyone left would have more to eat, more to drink, and room for their family. but, would the means justify the ends?
Answered by linlyons - Sun May 27 18:27:01 2007
What does the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms means to you?
Q. Canadians out there, when somebody ask you the question above, what will be your answer? Your answer can be what the Charter means to you as a whole or any particular sections of it! Thanks!
Asked by MP - Sun Feb 1 15:28:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I like it. It's less vague than the US v ersion, and it expressly guarantees atheists the same rightts as believers, which is nice.
Answered by magpieix C.A.C.T.U.S. - Sun Feb 1 18:23:15 2009
Q. Canadians out there, when somebody ask you the question above, what will be your answer? Your answer can be what the Charter means to you as a whole or any particular sections of it! Thanks!
Asked by MP - Sun Feb 1 15:28:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I like it. It's less vague than the US v ersion, and it expressly guarantees atheists the same rightts as believers, which is nice.
Answered by magpieix C.A.C.T.U.S. - Sun Feb 1 18:23:15 2009
How should you manage relatives who spend beyond their means?
Q. It seems that most of my family are really bad about living within their means. Someone is always worried about how they are going to pay the mortgage, when their car is going to get repoed, etc. It frustrates me because none of my family members will go to college. At this point only 1 really has the option to go to college, and he isn't taking it. I don't want to be in a position where my family comes to me looking for bailouts. Don't get me wrong, I'm certainly willing to help, but I don't want to drown in their debts either.
Asked by Mad Max - Sun Dec 27 20:06:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's nothing wrong with helping people out, but you have no obligation to be their personal piggy bank. If they start coming to you and constantly asking for money, tell them you can't afford it at the moment or have things you need to take care of first. And don't let them make you feel guilty about it. You have every right to take care of yourself.
Answered by Hilary - Sun Dec 27 20:26:11 2009
Q. It seems that most of my family are really bad about living within their means. Someone is always worried about how they are going to pay the mortgage, when their car is going to get repoed, etc. It frustrates me because none of my family members will go to college. At this point only 1 really has the option to go to college, and he isn't taking it. I don't want to be in a position where my family comes to me looking for bailouts. Don't get me wrong, I'm certainly willing to help, but I don't want to drown in their debts either.
Asked by Mad Max - Sun Dec 27 20:06:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's nothing wrong with helping people out, but you have no obligation to be their personal piggy bank. If they start coming to you and constantly asking for money, tell them you can't afford it at the moment or have things you need to take care of first. And don't let them make you feel guilty about it. You have every right to take care of yourself.
Answered by Hilary - Sun Dec 27 20:26:11 2009
Does the government bailout plan means that the government would become a larger shareholder of the company?
Q. Government bailout means injecting the money into a company. By bailing out, does it mean the government would get more share? For example, government injected 85m to AIG, so now government is a larger shareholder of the AIG?
Asked by Sam L - Tue Oct 7 20:41:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. AIG yes, others maybe. It depends if the fed buys new stock (then yes and the company gets the money), stock in the market (then no and company gets $0), or buys bonds isuued by the company (they not a shareholder, but the company gets the money, it is just a loan)
Answered by NYC_Since_the_90s - Sat Oct 11 15:01:53 2008
Q. Government bailout means injecting the money into a company. By bailing out, does it mean the government would get more share? For example, government injected 85m to AIG, so now government is a larger shareholder of the AIG?
Asked by Sam L - Tue Oct 7 20:41:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. AIG yes, others maybe. It depends if the fed buys new stock (then yes and the company gets the money), stock in the market (then no and company gets $0), or buys bonds isuued by the company (they not a shareholder, but the company gets the money, it is just a loan)
Answered by NYC_Since_the_90s - Sat Oct 11 15:01:53 2008
What do you believe it means to be creative?
Q. I have been assigned a paper about what I think it means to be creative. I have my own opinions and ideas, but this really sparked my interest. So, what do you think it means to be creative? these are interesting.. to me, its being able to make something of value and is unique and special out of whatever you DO have, whether its a newspaper and some elmers glue for an artist, or only some simple ingredients for a chef. its having the power to turn, figuratively, nothing into something special.
Asked by Em. - Fri Feb 29 23:10:50 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To me it means: "You cant see in a NEW direction by looking harder in the SAME direction" Anything that takes a 'new view', a creative 'twist' or shows originality - gives birth to a new thing.. so .. creates and is "creative"
Answered by sthrnlight - Sat Mar 1 02:04:43 2008
Q. I have been assigned a paper about what I think it means to be creative. I have my own opinions and ideas, but this really sparked my interest. So, what do you think it means to be creative? these are interesting.. to me, its being able to make something of value and is unique and special out of whatever you DO have, whether its a newspaper and some elmers glue for an artist, or only some simple ingredients for a chef. its having the power to turn, figuratively, nothing into something special.
Asked by Em. - Fri Feb 29 23:10:50 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To me it means: "You cant see in a NEW direction by looking harder in the SAME direction" Anything that takes a 'new view', a creative 'twist' or shows originality - gives birth to a new thing.. so .. creates and is "creative"
Answered by sthrnlight - Sat Mar 1 02:04:43 2008
Does anyone know what the flashing light on my dishwasher means?
Q. I have just bought a whirlpool dishwasher second hand. Plugged it in and connected it to the water and drains. Switched it on and nothing happened. The start light on the machine is flashing twice. Does anyone know what it means? No instruction manual.
Asked by Rats - Tue Aug 28 13:07:46 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure what it means but it may mean: Did you fill the cup inside the dishwasher with dishwasher soap? Did you turn the hot water on? Buttons aren't set right/pushed in for the wash cycle/dry cycle, etc. Dishwasher isn't closed properly If none of these suggestions work, get the serial number & model number off the washer, then call a dealer that sells that brand, give them the numbers, & maybe they can send you a booklet or the repairman will have to come but that info will be valueable to him. P.S. When using the dishwasher: (1) Connect the hose to the drain & turn hot water on (2) Then plug it in **Sam H...she said she has NO manual!!!
Answered by Shortstuff13 - Tue Aug 28 13:25:42 2007
Q. I have just bought a whirlpool dishwasher second hand. Plugged it in and connected it to the water and drains. Switched it on and nothing happened. The start light on the machine is flashing twice. Does anyone know what it means? No instruction manual.
Asked by Rats - Tue Aug 28 13:07:46 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure what it means but it may mean: Did you fill the cup inside the dishwasher with dishwasher soap? Did you turn the hot water on? Buttons aren't set right/pushed in for the wash cycle/dry cycle, etc. Dishwasher isn't closed properly If none of these suggestions work, get the serial number & model number off the washer, then call a dealer that sells that brand, give them the numbers, & maybe they can send you a booklet or the repairman will have to come but that info will be valueable to him. P.S. When using the dishwasher: (1) Connect the hose to the drain & turn hot water on (2) Then plug it in **Sam H...she said she has NO manual!!!
Answered by Shortstuff13 - Tue Aug 28 13:25:42 2007
What word means being able to use one foot as well as the other?
Q. Ambidexterous means you can use one hand as well as the other, but the dictionary says nothing about both feet.
Asked by Jdrox - Sat May 31 00:30:24 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Ambidexterity is the state of being equally adept in the use of both right and left appendages." That is the definition I found on wikipedia. Since the feet and/or legs are also appendages, they would be included in this definition. The page contains a lot of information about having equally adept hands as well as two dominant feet. Hope that helped!
Answered by JB - Sat May 31 00:40:09 2008
Q. Ambidexterous means you can use one hand as well as the other, but the dictionary says nothing about both feet.
Asked by Jdrox - Sat May 31 00:30:24 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Ambidexterity is the state of being equally adept in the use of both right and left appendages." That is the definition I found on wikipedia. Since the feet and/or legs are also appendages, they would be included in this definition. The page contains a lot of information about having equally adept hands as well as two dominant feet. Hope that helped!
Answered by JB - Sat May 31 00:40:09 2008
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