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I stopped putting those little jobs on mine, and I don't think anyone cares. (Having a lot there can make the resume hard to read, and bury the important work you've done.)\n\nMostly, employers are concerned with experience that actually relates to the job for which you're submitting the resume.\n\nUsually, if an employer wants a _complete_ job history (for government jobs, background checks, etc), they'll give you a separate form with plenty of legal language concerning the honesty of your answers.\n\nJust make sure you're completely honest about your work history when it comes time to sign forms.
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3Education & Reference
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Mongooses, believe it or not. I know, I'm disappointed, too.
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5Sports
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Larry Johnson for sure, no question, he tore it up the second half of the season.
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5Sports
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The world cup???? Its impossible they win it.. wil be lucky if they pass the first round.. Sorry
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6Business & Finance
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why buy land that clearly had no purpose or meaning, clearly why it has been so long and you didn't keep up with the papers. not trying to be mean but if it was just b/c u have the money share the wealth!!!! but if i am wrong about all that good luck hopefully you may find the paper!
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9Politics & Government
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Hitler would win because Hitler is tough and mean and Bush is a great big panty-waste.
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8Family & Relationships
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I make lists. I write and write and write. I put down all of my feelings and somehow within all of the words, things start to make sense; solutions start to emerge; reason seems to outweigh frustration. Try to write it all down. Try to figure out exactly what it is that has upset you. Then you can be on the read to healing and making things right! :)
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6Business & Finance
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How can anyone possibly pick one or the other. There is no Tom without Jerry, and there is no Jerry without Tom, they are a comedy double act. If there was no Jerry then Tom would just lye around the house all day doing nothing, and if there was no Tom then Jerry would turn in to a criminal by constantly stealing cheese.
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2Health
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WISDOM TEETH: IS IT WISE TO REMOVE THEM?\n\nCommon misunderstandings surround their name origin, removal reasons and pain sources\n\nWisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last teeth to grow in the back of\nthe mouth. Common misunderstandings surround their name origin, removal reasons and\npain sources, according to the Academy of General Dentistry, an organization of\ngeneral dentists dedicated to continuing education. \n\n"The name 'wisdom teeth' is age related - third molars don't erupt until teenage\nyears and beyond, when people theoretically are more wise to the world," says Trey\nPetty, DDS, FAGD, spokesperson for the Academy of General Dentistry.\n\nCommon reasons for wisdom teeth removal include impaction, pain and crowding of the\nother teeth, which are typical tooth growth characteristics.\n\n"If wisdom teeth are not visible, they are impacted or unable to erupt due to space\nand size limitations," says Dr. Petty. "Impacted teeth don't have enough room to grow,\nand will lay beneath the gums, which may or may not be a problem." \n\nPain and tooth crowding are also top wisdom teeth problems. "Adults have forgotten\nwhat normal pain from a growing tooth feels like," says Dr. Petty. Complications also\ncan arise when wisdom teeth partially erupt. The broken gum acts as a breeding ground\nfor bacteria and germs. \n\n"When wisdom teeth partially erupt, food gets caught in the gums and may cause an\ninfection, swelling, growth of a tumor or cyst and pain," says Dr. Petty. "If this\nhappens, consult a dentist before problems worsen and affect overall oral health."\n\n"If wisdom teeth have erupted, the key to preserving them is maintaining good oral\nhealth by brushing twice a day and going to see a dentist twice a year," says\nDr. Petty.
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1Science & Mathematics
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Rayleigh scattering (named after Lord Rayleigh) is the scattering of light by particles much smaller than the wavelength of the light. It occurs when light travels in transparent solids and liquids, but is most prominently seen in gases. Rayleigh scattering of sunlight from particles in the atmosphere is one reason light from the sky is blue.
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4Computers & Internet
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Here's an extensive site that answers your question in detail. http://www.directron.com/howtovideo.html
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1Science & Mathematics
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n=3 means that there are s, p, and d shells involved. The s shell can accomidate 2 electrons, the p, 6 and the d, 10, so a total of 18 electrons can be accommodated, so that's 9 pairs of electrons.
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I believe this has been resolved. (Northern) Kentucky to the best of my knowledge. (Although I agree with those that say "Anytown, U.S.A.") Many allusions and suggestions, but only one quirky episode states it explicitly. \n\n"Behind the Laughter"\n1122 BABF17\nOriginal Airdate: 5/21/00\nA special behind-the-scenes look at the ups and downs of "the first family of American laughter." As the story unfolds, we learn of Homer Simpsons' humble beginnings and the demo tape that made him famous. Unable to get his videotape seen by any big time network execs, the family turns to FOX. The Simpsons quickly became an enormous hit, the future looking bright. But success comes at a great price and all the baggy pants in MC Hammer's old house can't save the family from themselves. Homer's addiction to painkillers, the tax problems, Bart's reckless behavior - it all spelled trouble for the show and the family. How did they ever pull through? With style and class. And a little help from their friends.
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3Education & Reference
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Take a deep breath. The average density of a human is 61-67lbs/ cubic foot, but this drops to 56-62 lbs/cu foot if you inhale.
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9Politics & Government
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The soldier can give it to you. Not trying to be hateful, but if the soldier doesn't give it to you personally, if I was in the position of giving it to you I would be concerned. I would be wondering why the troop didn't want you to have it in the first place.
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1Science & Mathematics
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totipotent\n\noh! too many letters!!\n\nSorry, I can't figure it out, they're tons of cells in the human body.\n\nI'd wager it's soma..... something.
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3Education & Reference
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Many students are surprised at the differences in studying for college courses versus how they studied in high school. Regular worksheets are replaced by vast midterms and exams which require knowledge about concepts rather than simple memorization of facts. Students frequently discover they need to adapt their study habits to the college setting. Here are some tips for getting started:\n\n * Study in chunks: 20-50 minute time periods followed by a brief break (5-10 minutes) is the most effective way to study\n * Use daylight hours: an hour of studying during the day is worth two at night! Do the work that requires the most concentration (typically reading) earliest in the day.\n * Rank your three classes and be sure to spend time on your most challenging class everyday and early in the day.\n * Study actively: ask yourself questions, review your notes regularly, discuss key concepts with peers and course professor \n\nWhere to Study:\n\nAlthough studying in a dorm room is convenient, it is often a poor place to learn. The dorm has a plethora of distractions including Blitzmail, Snood, the telephone, video games, friends down the hall. Lying down on the bed to read turns into an hour long nap and a bright yellow highlighter spot on your sheets!\n\nIf you want to improve your concentration and efficiency as a student, develop a place to study that is just that - a place where you go to work on academics. The campus is full of good spots to study. Experiment with what works best for you. The handout below provides a list of common study spots on campus and includes rankings of noise level, cleanliness, and availability.
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4Computers & Internet
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Hi.\n\nMicrosoft Remote Scripting is similiar to AJAX, with the exception that it uses Microsoft technologies instead of the XMLHttpRequest. Microsoft Remote Scripting earlier on was reliant on java applets to communicate with servers. The are both methods of asynchronous remote scripting.\n\nAJAX is Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, and doesn't rely on any proprietary technologies -- simply using the XMLHttpRequest method and interacting with XML.
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6Business & Finance
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There really isn't a move you have to just go with the music ,you'll make the best move!!
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9Politics & Government
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Remember that the 1st amendment only gives you protection from the Congress of the US enacting laws that interfere with your speech. Private entities (like Y! for instance) can do whatever the hell they please.\n\nI know it's infuriating. I grew up in a country where there was brutal suppression of speech of many kinds, and believe me, nothing makes you appreciate freedom like having seen what life is like without it. Nevertheless, those who own the bat and the ball get to make the rules. If you don't like it, you're welcome to create an alternate forum where expression rights can be more to your liking.\n\nRemember, Y! is not in this business in order to promote freedom. They are in it to make $$$. And when the DOJ threatens, the risk-averse executives listen to their risk-averse lawyers and do what it takes to make their risk-averse investors happy.
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5Sports
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Some say when he fought another wrestler his opponent hit in the head with a chair and caused internal bleeding and swelling in the brain
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6Business & Finance
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Get on broadway, look left and make sure you are passing 60th, and 70th, and 80th then go right passed 87th and you should be at the corner your looking for.
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0Society & Culture
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Well, one time when i was in London i had fallen down into an uncovered man-hole and was chased by a werewolf and then a bat turned into a vampire and fought with the werewolf. i nearly excaped with my life!
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5Sports
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I don't believe so... if they did it was prior to the 70s.
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1Science & Mathematics
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Colchicine, a water-soluble alkaloid found in the autumn crocus, blocks or suppresses cell division by inhibiting mitosis, the division of a cell's nucleus. Specifically, it inhibits the development of spindles as the nuclei are dividing. \n\nhttp://biotech.icmb.utexas.edu/botany/colch.html\n\nAlso Colchicine as a drug, is used to treat attacks of gout.
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6Business & Finance
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Hot airs lift balloons, and gas passed in bathwater always surfaces. So I'd have to say no.
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6Business & Finance
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barcave ibn missouri theres also legend that he put it in a place called the devils dish pan in missouri wile others claim some had been recoverd in springfield missouri,but it should be noted that he may have gotten it all because frank james didnt die till 1915\nand im sure if there was any loot he would have found it.
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6Business & Finance
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"The all seeing eye" this is the eye of god looking down on us. the writing at the bottom of the pyrmid is latin numerals meaning 1776 the date of our independence its at the base because it mean that is the base of our countary and the eye on top it showing god is on top and in control of our lifes and state. our founding fathers wanted us to remeber that god comes first and is even about us and state.
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Not necessarily. I bring up my ex sometimes to people and its not that I am not over her because I totally am, but its just that most of his experiences in relationships(good or bad) may have been with her and that is all he knows. I know this be the case with me. I know I am over my ex because we still keep in contact and when she calls me or I call her I have nothing to talk about. Just lots of awkward silence. Ask him and see what he says. Have a heart to heart.
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0Society & Culture
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If Christians had the drive and the desire to witness as Jehovah Witnesses do the world would be a better place. God judges the heart in my personal opinon not religions.
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THIS IS MY OPINION, NOT LEGAL ADVICE!!!!\n\nForeign nationals from poor countries are often denied visas under 214(b), intending immigrant. Unlike in other areas of the law, applicants are considered guilty until proven innocent.\n\nYou must convice the visa officer that your life in Georgia is better than a potential life in America. This is accomplished by showing close ties to your home country.\n\nYou should present evidence of the following things at your visa interview:\n1) A letter from your employer indicating that you have a good job and are expected to return to your job after you return.\n2) A copy of your bank statements showing that you have sufficient money to fund your trip.\n3) A copy of your lease/mortgage showing that you have a home in Georgia that you can not leave.\n4) Proof of a car.\n5) Photos of you travelling in other developed countries. For example, if you went to London on vacation and came back, you are more likely to return to Georgia after visiting New York.\n6) A good reason to visit America. I would say that you want to go to Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Don't say: I want to stay at my cousin's house for three months.\n7) Luck. Honestly, if your cousin lives in Chicago and the visa officer is from Chicago, you will have better luck. I once went to a lecture by a visa officer. He said that he once approved somebody because an applicant was planning on studying in America, but wanted to look at colleges first. One of the five colleges listed, was the speakers small liberal arts college. Because of that, the visa was granted.
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The FBI originated from a force of Special Agents created in 1908 by Attorney General Charles Bonaparte during the Presidency of Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt and Bonaparte both were "Progressives." They shared the conviction that efficiency and expertise, not political connections, should determine who could best serve in government. Theodore Roosevelt became President of the United States in 1901; four years later, he appointed Bonaparte to be Attorney General. In 1908, Bonaparte applied that Progressive philosophy to the Department of Justice by creating a corps of Special Agents. It had neither a name nor an officially designated leader other than the Attorney General. Yet, these former detectives and Secret Service men were the forerunners of the FBI.\n\nBy 1907, the Department of Justice most frequently called upon Secret Service "operatives" to conduct investigations. These men were well-trained, dedicated -- and expensive. Moreover, they reported not to the Attorney General, but to the Chief of the Secret Service. This situation frustrated Bonaparte, who wanted complete control of investigations under his jurisdiction. Congress provided the impetus for Bonaparte to acquire his own force. On May 27, 1908, it enacted a law preventing the Department of Justice from engaging Secret Service operatives.\n\nThe following month, Attorney General Bonaparte appointed a force of Special Agents within the Department of Justice. Accordingly, ten former Secret Service employees and a number of Department of Justice peonage (i.e., compulsory servitude) investigators became Special Agents of the Department of Justice. On July 26, 1908, Bonaparte ordered them to report to Chief Examiner Stanley W. Finch. This action is celebrated as the beginning of the FBI.
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1Science & Mathematics
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The diagram below might help you visualize the distributive property.
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7Entertainment & Music
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Santa Clause 2 and Christmas with the Kranks.
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8Family & Relationships
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1. Put a good picture of yourself. If your undecided which pics to put up, ask a friend, or post them on http://www.hotornot.com and have them voted on. \n2. In your profile be sure to be honest and open about yourself. But at the same time, if you want to distinquish yourself from the millions of guys on there, don't be too desperate. Have confidence. \n3. Stay in the middle. Don't be too funny, but don't be too serious in your description.
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You are the evil one for thinking this way! Not to mention ignorant; these people are just trying to make a living. A form of living you by no means would want to inquire. People have died in the fields. They work 16 hrs a day on temperatures above 90 degrees fahrenheit,just to bring you some fresh produce, and you try to deny them an over earned wage. You should be thinking on how we can get them to make more money. Not deprive them of a wage!
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While abortion obviously affects women's bodies, maybe that is only 15% of the issue? Perhaps the other 85% are social, religious and scientific? So the parts dedicated to women's reproductive rights aren't the major parts of the issue, but rather the unknown and arguable stuff that I just gave an 85% weight.
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3Education & Reference
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Ferrocarril. I said it every day for about 6 months so I could learn to trill my rr's.
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2Health
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Butt Plug, I think
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6Business & Finance
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finally reaching ur dreams
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9Politics & Government
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The government should have the right to observe citizens. The NSA's mission is just that: to observe electronically criminal and terrorist interests. It is largely unlikely that a Big Brother society will develop as a result of this: the government will never have enough resources to listen in on everyone, nor would they want to. \n\nElectronic bugging has caught many criminals where standard investigations failed. These men include John Gotti, other Mafia dons, terrorists, and organized crime rings. It is an essential part of law enforcement and must continue.
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Ram Jam sang 'Black Betty'. Not Skynyrd. Sorry. \nThe year was 1977, by the way.
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3Education & Reference
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Usually the grades from all your classes from 9th grade to 12th grade and the scores from any standardized tests you may have taken. I have seen my transcripts and never saw any record of things outside grades and scores.
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0Society & Culture
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The reason for life is to live for God all the way. Or if your asking why are we here, then I'll have to research that one.
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9Politics & Government
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because we have a lot of poor fools out there who would vote for anything calling it's self a\n republican.they don't stop and think what that peson is capable of doing to our country and people.\nmay god help us all i pray and our country.
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2Health
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Best thing is sleep and fluids. A cold is a virus and there is nothing you can take to lessen the extent of the cold's lifecycle. Everything the pharmaceutical companies sell is only masking the cold to make you feel a little better, but it actually can prolong the life of the cold virus. I'm right there with you as I caught one from my daughter.
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5Sports
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The way things are going, Spurs-Pistons is going to go 7 games in the finals again. The Pistons are peaking more at the moment, but both teams show strong signs of being better than last year. This could be the best finals since Pistons-Lakers back in the days of Magic and Isiah.\n\nIn the end, I've got to go with the team with the best player, Tim Duncan. Spurs in 7.
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6Business & Finance
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yes,try these.any of these programs can earn you tons of cash.give them a try they are free to start and have low upgrade fees.\n\nhttp://www.getestore.com/?SID=hpt0yfr40b (sell directly from your estore or on ebay,great products)\n\nhttp://www.ptsu.biz/index.php?ref=mwari23\nhttp://www.12dailypro.com/?ref=186418\nhttp://premiumcash.info/?id=9154 \nhttp://www.vmcsatellite.com/channels/affiliates.cfm?aid=226421
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3Education & Reference
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How about the lack of personal responsibility for one's own actions these days?
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0Society & Culture
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Islamic culture was superior to christian culture during the Middle Ages, but after that the western civilization got better and the muslims lagged and got mostly stuff in their dark ages.\n\nIslam per se is not as bad as people tend to think. Muslim fundamentalists don't represent the 'real' or mainstream islam. That would be like saying that the christian whackos who think the Bible is to be taken literal represent mainstream Christianity.\n\nMost muslim people are people like you and me who just want to quietly live their lives and care about their families.
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2Health
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I'm assuming that the lymph nodes r swollen therefore indicating infection...but wut do I kno I'm only 15...
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4Computers & Internet
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According to Alexa... \n\nThe most popular sites in their Nederlands category:\n\n1. MSN Groups\n2. Google Nederland\n3. Symantec\n4. Google België\n5. SNCF\n6. MSN Nederland\n7. Belgacom Skynet\n8. Zylom\n9. Hattrick\n10. Ryanair.com\n\nThe most popular sites in Dutch:\n\n1. Google Nederland\n2. Google België\n3. Kelkoo\n4. 216.239.59.104\n5. MSN Nederland\n6. Marktplaats\n7. De Telegraaf\n8. Ebay.be\n9. Nu.nl\n10. Startpagina.nl
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5Sports
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Isn't the answer Wrigley Field?
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5Sports
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I'm a die hard YANKEES FAN \n\n WERE #1...GO YANKEES
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5Sports
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Dai makes a good point on MLS players making the transfer to Europe. The only American that I have seen make the transfer and you hear of when watching the nightly reports on Europes games is Brian McBride. Though he has been with many clubs in Europe since 2000, he is still playing good.
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3Education & Reference
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Titratable Acidity\nH+ is produced from CO2 and H2O (as in the proximal tubular cells) and actively transported into the distal tubular lumen via a H+-ATPase pump. Titratable acidity represents the H+ which is buffered mostly by phosphate which is present in significant concentration. Creatinine (pKa approx 5.0) may also contribute to TA. At the minimum urinary pH, it will account for some of the titratable acidity. If ketoacids are present, they also contribute to titratable acidity. In severe diabetic ketoacidosis, beta-hydroxybutyrate (pKa 4.8) is the major component of TA.\n\nThe TA can be measured in the urine from the amount of sodium hydroxide needed to titrate the urine pH back to 7.4 hence the name ‘titratable acidity’.
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5Sports
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the far column is for Overtime Losses which are worth one point in the standings
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5Sports
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Houston has a good young QB in Carr, a good your receiver in Johnson, and a good young RB in Davis. Logically, I would say trade down and build up the bigger needs at OL and defense in order to build a more complete team. However, Reggie Bush may be a once in a generation type of player and whatever team passes on him may be looked on historically as we do the Portland Trailblazers for passing on Michael Jordan.
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0Society & Culture
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because we say God Bless You because when you sneeze your heart supposevely stops for a mili second.
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4Computers & Internet
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An intolerable breach of citizens' privacy!!! Suppose they see in you a person who is helping Irak to develop and build the mass destruction weapons Mr Bush "saw" there!!!? Well, just joking! But there is always the risk that data may be used in a wrong and foul way.
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Somerset Community College offers Accreditation from the NLNAC Accredited Nursing where you can get certified or get an Associate's in Nursing.\n\nPhone: (606) 679-8501\nSomerset Community College\n808 Monticello Street\nSomerset, KY 42501\n\nhttp://www.allnursingschools.com/find/show.php?id=457
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5Sports
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No, for two reasons:\n\n1. They're not as good as their overall record (11-2). They play in the uber-weak NFC West which means fat helpings of the Niners, Rams and Cardinals. Yum. They're 3-2 versus teams with winning records (and the Giants game really should have made that 2-3). So I don't think they're that much better than the Giants, Bears/Vikes, Bucs, Panthers, Falcons, Cowboys and Skins--doesn't mean they can't get there, I just don't think they're the overwhelming favorite that their record would indicate.\n\n2.) A lot of the time, teams reach the Conference Championship once and lose at least once before winning and going to the Super Bowl. It's not a lock, it's not certain (and it depends a lot on the competition), but look for the Seahawks to make it to the NFC Championship and lose to someone recently experienced in getting to the next level like the Bucs/Giants/Panthers.
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You will get a better value by looking at used boats. Also off season [like now] is a good time to look around for a good deal. Fresh water use on a boat and engine are not as hard as salt water, so it's reasonable that you'l find something in good condition.
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mass divided by volume
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4Computers & Internet
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Creativecow.net has a wide selection of written and video tutorials for AE as well as many other programs done by very knowledgeable people.
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9Politics & Government
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Your registration does NOT expire even if you don't ever vote.\n\nYour registration DOES become invalid if you move. You need to re-register everytime you move.
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It is the groundwork laid by the extreme right to take over the earth by means of global domination and imperialism. it's all about controlling the worlds energy sources. specifically fossil fuels.\n\nit's a baseline to establish class cleansing in this country. Be afraid... be very afraid.\n\nThese people are the modern day equivilant of the Third Reich\n\nhere's what's really going on....\nhttp://www.pnac.info
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4Computers & Internet
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But seriously, I'm way older than 7 and have found lots of resources. A great book to get you started is Windows XP Hacks by Preston Gralla printed by O'REILLY. You can also do a web search for windows xp hacks. But please always back-up you registry before you make any changes. G
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World Rulers: Heads of State and Prime Ministers -\nOn this pages you will find all Heads of State and Chiefs of Government of the countries of the world\nhttp://www.info-regenten.de/regent/regent-e/\n\nThis site contains lists of heads of state and heads of government (and, in certain cases, de facto leaders not occupying either of those formal positions) of all countries and territories, going back to about 1700 in most cases\nhttp://rulers.org/
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0Society & Culture
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Even if racism stopped, people would just find another reason to hate each other. Color of hair, size of ears, they would find something.
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Belief is just a kind of knowledge. I'm an atheist and I believe in lots of things: my children's love and the scientific method, for example. I just don't believe in god(s).\n\nAs for Communism, that was a unfortunate combination of an academic theorist (Marx) and a totalitarian revolutionary (Lenin) -- which is why it's sometimes referred to as Marxist-Leninism. Lenin and Stalin's terrible effects on the USSR shouldn't necessarily detract from our understanding of Marx's class analysis of society. Any doubt about whether class exists as a powerful force in the US should have been thoroughly washed away by Hurricane Katrina.
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Hello. We are currently only accepting English questions and answers. We will start to accept non-English posts, shortly. Until then, please don't post non-English questions.
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6Business & Finance
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enroll in a photography course at a local college. THey usually have "models" who are interested in posing but nudes are generally for drawing not photographing.
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4Computers & Internet
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ClamXav for Mac OS X or Avast for Windows. Both are free.
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6Business & Finance
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Some people believe that echinacea strengthens the immune system, allowing it to fight the cold virus better.\n\nYour body has to do the work to fight off the cold. There's no secret pill that will kill the viruses for you.
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The real reason for calling this small dish a "monkey dish" has been lost. The stories in the other anser as as good as any. They has been repeated again and again on the web (but this does not make them any more reliable).\nOthers have associated this dish with the "ramekin."\nSee the first three sites below.\nThe most reliable source that I could find states:\nThere are questions for which there are no satisfactory answers (Who named the "monkey dish?"). See the final site.
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6Business & Finance
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You can usually get an identification card from the local dept. of motor vehicle
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6Business & Finance
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probably anyone who does airbrushing would do it
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6Business & Finance
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a girl who can be truly meant for you will surely come to the right time and right place. just be yourself and be honest as what usually a girl wants. try to have a tour in the different places and have a smiling face all the time. good luck!
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derivative of 5(sec(x)^2) with respect to sec(x) = 10(sec(x))\n\nderivative of 5(sec(x)^2) with respect to x = 10 * derivative of sec(x) with respect to x
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2Health
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Porcelin (can't spell that silly word) is normally considered the best. It is also the most expensive but totally worth it, especially if you are younger & having to have dentures for whatever reason. The porcelin look much more natural & wear longer...
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3Education & Reference
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Naphthalene or paradichlorobenzene? Either way, yes.
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6Business & Finance
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You could use a key chain. There is one on this black-sploitation site.
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5Sports
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Michelle Wie too.
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6Business & Finance
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At one time dimes were made of silver. The smaller size was because it was worth more than the nickel (which was made of nickel metal, a less expensive material).
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Glue needs to be exposed to air for the binding of molecules. So, you keep a bottle of glue open in air for a long time , it will stick to the walls of the bottle.
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As usual with legal-related questions on Yahoo! Answers, far too little information exists to answer the question adequately. Are you disabled? And you're a student in Merced County, California? Regardless, the information regarding your situation is far too abstract and ambiguous to provide a concrete answer. I've included a link to BEST put out by the Social Security Administration. BEST is the Benefit Eligibility Screening Tool, which does not compute the total sum of benefits you're eligible for, but simply determine which category of benefits are right for you, if you're eligible. This should be the first step toward determining the total eligible. The SSA would be able to provide more details for you in your specific situation, since amounts may vary wildly depending on personal facts and details.
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there are many "formula ___" racing series - formula simply means a set of rules. in the early days of grand prix auto racing, there was a race series called "formula libre" which is, i think, italian for "free form" - basically no rules, and the fastest car wins. various rule sets were introduced over the years, and formula "one" was so named because it was to be the fastest and highest level of competition. \n\nsee the links below for a great backstory on the history of GP racing as well as a list of other formulae series.
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Living in Kissimmee, Florida is great. So relaxing. Its close to the major attractions and only about 15 minutes away from Disney World. The people there are friendly and come from a variety of backgrounds. Tourests are seen during the holidoay seasons. There are many accomodation choices. There are loads of stuff to do there and the weather is usually good, except it can get wet sometimes ;P. Umm.. what else can I say... if you have a specific question about the area, i'll be glad to answer.
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8Family & Relationships
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i havent found one yet !
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3Education & Reference
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I'd say the transistor. All computers and electronic devices are made of them. This includes your cellphone and internet supportive hardware like routers that support the whole World Wide Web
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8Family & Relationships
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This is more of a case-by-case situation. With the understanding that both people are very passionate, the whole relationship could boil down to a competition of expression; one might try to outdue the other in showing how much they care. Depending on the people, this could come out very well, but at the same time, it could end in catastrophe. Another way it could end up going is that one of the two may feel too clouded in the other's show of passion, and feel like they need a break... thus possibly bringing the whole thing to an end. Not a common occurance, but it happens. The last thing i will mention is the more common of the 3, and by far, the best. The two people keep their display of passion limited to a certain amount. this assures that noone will feel drown out, and at the same time, neither of the two feels neglected by the other. I'm not talking about only saying "i love you" every 3rd wednesday or anything, those little things are ok to do whenever, but bigger things like dinner dates, trips to the movies, roses and yes, even sex, should be "rationed" to make sure you don't burn your candle down too fast and feel that there is nothing more really for you. \n\nIt is possible for any of these to happen, and with some variance, but once again, it all boils down to the types of people involved. Their other traits in their personality and their past will influence which path will occur.\n\n(i love your questions btw, give me more to answer, lol)
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3Education & Reference
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egocentric, egoistic, egoistical, egomaniacal, egotistic, egotistical, greedy, hog, mean, mercenary, miserly, narcissistic, narrow, narrow-minded, parsimonious, prejudiced, self-centered, self-indulgent, self-interested, self-seeking, stingy, ungenerous
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7Entertainment & Music
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Maybe you can read more about it here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CD_burner\n\nAnyhow, you'll need a special software to do that. Try a google search for that and have fun.
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4Computers & Internet
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I use both and both have strength and weakness. (I wonder why Yahoo and MSN are so dumb not to study the competitor's strength and improve own product)\n\nMSN:\n1. status clear - it shows offline when it is offline and online when it is online. When there is a message that doesn't go through, it tells you.\n2. It is relatively harder to sign in compared to Yahoo.\n3. No offline message ability\n4. extremely convenient control on each of your pal\n\nYahoo:\n1. Status unclear - we don't know whether some of our messages to through or not.\n2. Very easy to sign in - one can detect this if one is using a connection with really low bandwidth\n3. Offline message ability\n4. more steps to have control on pals in contact list\n\nMore... let's explore some more...
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4Computers & Internet
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b,coz u pressed ctrl and scrolled ur mouse.\n2 change it bak 2 original size jus repeat the same procedure but scroll in opposite direction.
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6Business & Finance
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Its offensive to me because your people feel the need to spread the gospel(which actually means forcing your ideas on people) and throughout history many millions have been tortured and murdered because they would not accept the gospel. I am sure that you and your church buddies do have a torture chamber in the basement, but your ancestors did. Open up some history books and flip to the inquisition. It will amaze you. Even the Pope is ashamed of this period.
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1Science & Mathematics
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What you are probably using is called pharmaceutical sulfur. It is used as a scabicide, parasiticidal, and antiseptic. There are three forms. Precipitated sulfur, sublimed sulfur, washed sulfur. Sublimed and washed sulfur are in the form of a fine yellow crystalline powder, with only a faint odor and taste. Precipitated sulfur is a very fine pale yellow amorphous or microcryst powder, which is odorless and tasteless. I am still looking for toxicity data and I will update my answer if I find anything. I wouldn't worry about using it, the cure is probably better than the illness. But always talk to a doctor before starting any kind of treatments.
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4Computers & Internet
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hey i just learned how to put the .swf on my flash on bebo! :D I'm so happy!!! I can probably find the flash on www.youtube.com and I know how to find the swf for it. When I find the .swf file, I'll add it to this answer =)\n\n~~~~~~~~update~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n\nI found it!!! Here it is:\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/player.swf?video_id=JwFcsKF-OtQ&l=254\n\nnow copy and paste that into your "add flash" thingy, and it will work.
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6Business & Finance
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There are different ways to say "no", very much depends on gender factor, I believe.\n\nA girl to say "no" to a senior have to show that she's strong.\n\nA lad to say "to" to a senior have to show that he is weak.\n\nHow to show? That's another topic.
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