How many people are supporting Hillary because she is a woman/Obama because he is black?
Q. I have to wonder why anyone would support Hillary or Obama. I have heard several people say Hillary would be a good president because we need change. Same with Obama. Neither of them have any experince to offer. The only explination I can come up with is that people are supporting them because of skin color or gender. Not for any substantive reason.
Asked by Shannon L - Wed Mar 26 02:35:19 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I agree people just want these two because of their differences. I think if one of them gets in then we will just have another retard in office that only speaks a little better.
Answered by Lexicon - Wed Mar 26 02:41:08 2008

What other club would you support if you had to stop supporting your current one?
Q. Im an arsenal fan and if god forbid i had to stop supporting them, i would be a colchester utd fan. Because i live near colchester and their new stadium is sick!
Asked by Rossenator - (vcc) - Tue Feb 17 07:14:57 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Lyon and Valencia, also my favourites
Answered by Kopi C - Tue Feb 17 09:29:31 2009

How can supporting a strong military work with a smaller federal government?
Q. Should the idea of "American conservatism" be supporting a strong military which makes a stronger (bigger) federal government?
Asked by James - Mon Jan 11 23:27:17 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. A strong military is a necessity if you wish to retain sites like these where one can ask such questions. Good luck to you
Answered by Mike S - Mon Jan 11 23:35:36 2010

Why are supporting characters in a book important?
Q. I'm currently reading the book Ivanhoe and heres a study guide question asking why the supporting characters in the book is important. I'm not sure why.
Asked by teainjuly - Fri Dec 14 21:48:08 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The supporting characters help shape the story and lets the reader interact with them. They lend depth and stability to those that are in the spotlight.
Answered by ginaforu5448 - Fri Dec 14 22:00:42 2007

How to do supporting details in a debatable essay?
Q. I already know how to give supporting details for a descriptive essay. But how in the world can you use supporting details for a argumentive essay? For instance, how can you give supporting details for not wearing unifroms for school? One of the points will be Because they are ugly. Do I support it by explaining how they are ugly, or explain how it shoulnd't be worn because its ugly? Please help me. .
Asked by smooth v - Fri Nov 28 11:31:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You do not have to explain ugly other than perhaps how you reached that judgment./ You can find ideas by looking at a search engine and indicating as the search term reasons against wearing school uniforms.
Answered by DrIG - Tue Dec 2 07:29:13 2008

What is the evidence supporting the idea that Jupiter s orbit has gotten smaller?
Q. Also, What is the evidence supporting the idea that Neptune s orbit has gotten bigger?
Asked by pjsbeach - Sun May 23 12:00:46 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The discovery of the so called hot Jupiters, which are gas giants orbiting their star at very close distance, supports the notion that the planetary disk form which the planets form, also slows down the planets by friction. The effect is that they slowly spiral inwards. The problem with Neptune's orbit (and probably Uranus as well) is that the density of matter in the outer regions of the planetary disk was too low to account for the formation of a large body as Neptune. Example: the total mass of the Kuiper Belt is estimated to be enough to form a planet with a diameter of only a few thousand kms. So Neptune must have form closer inwards and have migrated outwards. The mechanism is that Neptune scatters a lot of planetesimals towards… [cont.]
Answered by ronwizfr - Mon May 24 02:38:54 2010

How can we avoid supporting child labour?
Q. Most of the things I own were made in third world countries except for the occasional things that were made in USA. How can we avoid supporting child labour when most of the stuff they sell were produced by children being paid very little money?
Asked by Trix_R_not_4_kids - Fri Mar 7 10:39:32 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Buy items made only in the USA, Canada, the UK, Europe, or Australia. Avoid buying anything from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Israel, Turkey, any Mideast country, any African country, China, Taiwan, Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, or Indonesia.
Answered by Father Wiggly - Fri Mar 7 12:14:41 2008

How do colledge students supporting Barack Obama plan to use their diplomas in car washing jobs?
Q. How do colledge students supporting Barack Obama plan to use their diplomas in car washing jobs, which will be their only choice after graduation? In case the Change wins.
Asked by Alexander - Wed Feb 20 14:00:14 2008 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments

A. being that you can't come up with an adult question I take it you didn't attend college was car washing your first choice as a career
Answered by Tammy - Wed Feb 20 14:03:43 2008

What do you call the supporting sticks for plants?
Q. You know? like tomato plants have those supporting sticks to help them grow upright? What are they called?
Asked by jessicah - Mon Oct 13 01:26:29 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The most commonly used are plant stakes, but for tomatoes, tomato cages. There are many variations put out by different manufacturers to choose from, but I go for the biodegradable and eco-friendly bamboo stakes. They are cheap and will break down after time.
Answered by Sheri - Mon Oct 13 01:50:12 2008

How is the housing estate Prince Charles is supporting sustainably developed?
Q. I would like suggestions as to how the housing estate Prince Charles is supporting is sustainably developed.
Asked by Asolisus - Sat Jan 24 17:46:16 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Do you mean Poundbury in Dorset? If so, the articles I've found deal primarily with the architecture and urban planning. You might find some help here:
Answered by Sybaris - Sat Jan 24 18:09:45 2009

Is it realistic to stop supporting oil companies?
Q. I know the oil spill in the gulf is terrible (I would know, I live in Alabama), but is it realistic for someone to stop supporting oil companies? I mean I dont know of any other way of transportation (besides walking and riding a bike) that wouldnt require oil. So was wondering is it realistic to stop supporting oil companies, what is yur opinion of the oil spill, what yu think should be done, ect. I want opinions and facts. Thanks.
Asked by Sam - Fri Jun 25 18:40:30 2010 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No, the only ones that would stop supporting oil companies , must live in a cave and ride a horse, to stop using oil , would be the same as the cowboys in the old west, shooting their horses and hanging around 40 years, waiting on the automobile to be invented***
Answered by DukeofDixie - Fri Jun 25 18:48:47 2010

What is some supporting evidence for the domino theory?
Q. For History, I have to write a paper on controversies of the domino theory. I need some evidence supporting it and that it was a legit reason for entering the Vietnam war.
Asked by runwaychika1050 - Sat May 2 15:52:40 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The domino theory was accurate. The ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) countries,Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand stayed free of Communism because of the U.S.commitment to Vietnam. The Indonesians threw the Soviets out in 1966 because of America's commitment in Vietnam. Without that commitment, Communism would have swept all the way to the Malacca Straits that is south of Singapore and of great strategic importance to the free world. If you ask people who live in these countries that won the war in Vietnam, they have a different opinion from the American news media. The Vietnam War was the turning point for Communism.
Answered by Mr Puma - Sat May 2 16:02:28 2009

How the computer is supporting us in our healthy lifestyle?
Q. How do computer helps people in their healthy lifestyle? How can The computer help people? Is it from websites? advertisements? I need it really badly. How can the computer is supporting to improve our healthy lifestyle. in what ways? How can computer promote the quality of healthy lifestyle. How can computer convince people to stop unnecessary things like drugs or alcohol? How can computer HELP us? AT least 6-8 points would do. thank you.
Asked by Kristine P - Sat May 3 07:02:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The computer is not a healthy lifestyle for people. It programs us to thinking we can find everything on here. Jobs, pay bills, shop, everything! We can do that ourselves and it seems technology is taking the chores away from us, that can be easily done by human themself. The computer can help us though when we need to find information, imformation fast. Websites help us retain information, advertisements are just like commericals there just trying to sell or maniupulate us to buy whatever their advertising. The computer is not improving our healthy lifestyle. Peoples eyes can go out of sight and hurt very badly(like mine and i'm only 15 years old.) from years and years staring at the computer. The worst thing to stare at is a computer… [cont.]
Answered by K - Sat May 3 08:25:44 2008

How can taxpaying citizens combat supporting costs of illegal immigrants?
Q. i have to do a speech on this topic. and i have no clue what to talk about, so i need you guys help...what are some things taxpaying citizens can do to combat supporting costs of illegal immigrants? can you please list some things? preferably with resources.
Asked by Jack D - Sat Feb 13 00:31:15 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Join groups like NumbersUSA.com and ALIPAC.com,for activist opportunities to fax your members of Congress, the president, and other government members that vote on or influence Congressional bills regarding immigrants. These groups also publicize activities and actions you can take as a tax paying American who is sick of your government's handout of your tax dollars to illegals and uneducated immigrants.
Answered by busseysmom - Sat Feb 13 03:40:11 2010

Why are Demographics important in supporting a business venture?
Q. please help if u can! thanks in advance! im pretending to be building a kennel and i have to explain the demographics of the danvers area, and why its important in supporting a business venture!
Asked by Karen072290 - Wed Oct 14 06:03:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Demographics such as the distribution by age of residents, number of pet owners, number of frequent travelers, etc. could all be important factors in identifying your target market and how many there are of them in the area. For example, if pet owning, frequent travel ling people aged 40 to 60 are the most likely to use kennel services it is helpful to know where they live and if their numbers are growing and by how much. These data will help you make an accurate projection of potential sales.
Answered by In Science we trust - Thu Oct 15 10:21:48 2009

How can I begin my persuasive speech that will be about not supporting PETA?
Q. I am planning on doing a persuasive speech that will be about not supporting PETA, the animal rights group, because I found out that they kill animals instead of saving them. I need help with the introduction though. What can I say that can grab the attention of the audience and keep them engaged in the speech? Please provide examples. Thanks!
Asked by Mallory V - Wed Nov 19 19:47:51 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Here's what I did with my speech.This situation was true, but I forgot the exact where and when, so you might want to do a little research on it. I started off telling the audience to imagine themselves in a car with their husband (or wife) and child. If they don't have a child, then with a niece/nephew or small cousin. They are going to watch the Nutcracker suite because it was Christmastime and the small (like 5 year old) child wanted to see the rats dancing. You step out of the car eager and excited and put on your fur (or fake fur) coat to keep warm against the bitter cold. As you are walking to the doors, singing Christmas tunes with your child, all of a sudden a stranger runs up to your small child and hands and hands him/her THIS… [cont.]
Answered by kungfufighting66 - Wed Nov 19 22:36:37 2008

why is there a pole supporting the lintel inside this house?
Q. we are looking for a bungalow and some we have seen have metal poles supporting the lintel over the windows inside the rooms. under the windows outside there are different bricks to rest of the house. is there a structural fault with these houses. should we buy one or does it need a full survey which is expensive. this is standard on all these particular houses.
Asked by heavymetalbitch - Tue Jul 17 05:21:28 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. i have come across this problem before ..this often happens when the windows have been replaced..and there are concrete gutters ...normally in cases like this the windows were what was called Cristal windows ..these were steel windows with hardwood surround ..they were very strong and could carry the weight above very easily ..normally on bungalows above the windows the guttering was constructed of concrete sections joined together ..this type of guttering was called finlock guttering ..it leaked a lot and was very heavy ..the problems started when the windows were changed ..especially the lounge windows ..as they were the biggest ..as plastic windows and softwood windows could not carry the weight ..and as the gutters were part of the… [cont.]
Answered by boy boy - Tue Jul 17 14:23:33 2007

How do you determine if a wall is a supporting wall or not?
Q. I have an outside utility room which I would like to remodel and I want to knock out one of the walls. It is not an outer wall, however, I am afraid that the wall is supporting and will collapse the room. How do I determine if it is a supporting wall or not without knocking the wall down and the ceiling caving in??
Asked by jackandjenninaz - Sun Dec 17 18:04:08 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. As a custom home builder- I'm not guessing. Generally, a bearing wall will always have the ceiling joists (visible in the attic) crossing them. If the joists are parallel (run the same direction as the wall), it's not a load bearing wall. The one exception is when you see some kind of bracing from roof framing that sits directly on top of the wall. This is uncommon but possible. If the joists cross the wall, it is probably a load bearing wall, but not always. To know, you would look to see if the joists have ends or joints resting on the wall. If so, it is definitely load bearing. If there are no ends or joints over the wall but the joists are long and the wall is located in the center area of them, the wall is at least carrying… [cont.]
Answered by spiritgide41 - Sun Dec 17 21:24:55 2006

What are 3 good supporting reasons for Why cellphones should be in schools and sub topics to support those?
Q. what are 3 good supporting reasons why cellphones should be in schools and also 3 subtopics for each to support those 3 decisions.
Asked by matt - Tue Jun 16 18:37:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. oh i did this. well i oppsed of it. okay i chose misuse of the cellular device, disrupts eduaction, and cheating. misuse - talk to friends- play games- go on fb on myspace. disrupts education- ppl can be foucusing on you instead of teacher. Your to busy texting. and it kills brain cellls so yaa. uhm and cheating- go on the internet and find test answers, take pictures of previous test answers, and text there friends to ask what the answers are. i obviously want cell phones in school, but this was just because i couldn't thing anything for cell phones to be in school.
Answered by Marissa - Tue Jun 16 18:45:01 2009

can you put a round window into a double brick supporting wall?
Q. I would never attempt it myself, don't worry, but just wondering if a builder would still have to put up supporting beams etc if they were to cut a window into the wall rather than pull it down altogether. Trying to find a cost effective way of letting some light in without going to the expense of pulling it down, reinforcing etc, as it is a supporting wall. I'm thinking a window of maybe 75cm diameter. any ideas of rough costs in Australia?
Asked by verucha - Fri Apr 4 05:39:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. yes the top part of the circle will distribute the weight of the supported structure much the same as a roman arch as found on the coliseum. Would not be cost effective as the wall would need to be partially supported during construction. The use of a lintel would be quick and relatively cheap to put a rectangle window in. I would suggest approx $600 to 700 for rectangle window. triple it for round.
Answered by add_andy26 - Fri Apr 4 05:49:16 2008