He said he wanted to play on a winning team, and Detroit Lions couldn't get him enough talent on the team. I don't know what the problem was, poor scouting I guess and poor draft selectons. They could've made trades to acquire players. Anyway, while Barry Sanders was the best NFL running back in the league. Emmitt Smith was winning Super Bowl rings, and Thurman Thomas was missing opportunities at Super Bowl rings. Poor Barry Sanders, the Detroit Lions wouldn't let him leave so he could be a part of a winning team, and at the same time they wouldn't or couldn't get him good enough talent (Scott Mitchell, Brett Perriman, Herman Moore and Robert Porcher was not enough) Could Detroit Lions be getting their Karma(What goes around comes around because of Barry Sanders), plus a lot of people voted on ESPN to eliminate the Lions from Thanksgiving day as the team every season. Well, I just want to say back when they had Barry Sanders, it was great to see him on Turkey day, but now with no more Barry Sanders and a losing season(winless). I have to agree. The state of Michigan(Bless their hearts) are the only ones who disagree. Detroit Lions need to get some serious talent to become contenders again.
Following the press release by David Normington who admits it was he who set off the Police investigation into leaks at the Home Office, we now have some more timings to provide a little more detail.
We already know that Boris Johnson was informed prior to the arrest of Green, as was David Cameron.
David Normington states that he was informed at 1.45, a full 15 minutes before the arrest took place.
So the question is, Jacqui Smith and Gordon Brown, even if they did not order the arrest, or give permission for it, did they know prior to the arrest taking place? If they knew, why did they not stop it?
As it was the Sergeant at Arms, who reports to the Speaker, gave his permission for Damian Green's House of Commons office to be searched, thereby allowing the invasion of Parliament by civilian police, was the Speaker, Michael Martin informed?
If, as we believe, some or all of the above 3 were most likely to have been informed prior to Damian Green's arrest, should any or all of them stepped in to refuse to allow the police to search a parliamentary office, or was it they who ordered it.
Robert Quick (allegedly Jacqui Smith's favourite copper), the head of the Met's anti-terrorist unit, sent nine of his officers to arrest the Tory MP. According to the Daily Mail, a senior Scotland Yard source said Mr Quick, also known as 'Crackers', was regarded as 'clever but boring', an uncharismatic character whose personality did not lend itself to hot-headed misjudgments.
The source added: 'He's a follower not a leader.'
I ask as now we have a situation whereby there is scant information with regard to any documents retrieved from that office, and it raises the question of constituent / MP confidentiality.
Were any documents removed or copied by police? YES, was any IT equipment removed or its contents copied? YES, were the Police supervised by the Parliament's Sergeant at Arms to ensure Police acted in a proper manner? UNKNOWN, was there a breach of confidentiality with the police being in an MP's office and examining confidential documentation, YES.
I believe that no-one including MP's should be above the law, but it must be applied to all, not just singular cases, but then I also believe that in this case, it not a question of law, but of intimidation by an authoritarian government, out to make political capital and mischief, with an ulterior motive.
The Libertarian Party tried to give all MP's a warning by organising the sending of a copy of 1984 for each and every one of them. We only hope that Damian Green's arrest, and the subsequent search of his home, constituency office and his parliamentary office serve as a further warning to all MP's that the laws created by Brown and his predecessor are now being visited upon them, that the Police state that they have helped to create is indeed very real. But of course, if they have nothing to hide, then they have nothing to fear, eh.
If the law is to be applied equally to all, then the laws applied to Damian Green must be applied to all cases of a similar nature. Perhaps the police would like to begin with Danny Finkelstein's dossier. Will Brown agree or will he claim that these laws clearly do not apply to him, for the same offence that can be seen in this video clip.
But then perhaps that is what this arrest and very public media driven debate is all about, putting MP's above the law, or certainly Labour ones. When Harriet Harman spoke out today as reported by Sky News, there is a piece of what she said that has suddenly taken on the whole reason for this ploy in the first place.
Multiple Choice:
1. Who founded the Niagara Movement of 1905?
a. Booker T. Washington b. William E.B. DuBois
c. Susan B. Anthony MY CHOICE: B.
2. The 17th Amendment provided for the direct popular election of
a. the president of the US b. U.S. Senators
c. Supree Court Justices MY CHOICE: B.
3. What act exempted unions from anti-trust provisions?
a. the Clayton Antitrust Act b. the Adamson Act
c. the Federal Reserve Act. MY CHOICE: B
4. In World War I, Great Britain, Italy, France and Russia were...
a. Allied Powers b. Central Poweres c. neutral
MY CHOICE: A
5. When World War I broke out, the US
a. supported the allies b. supported the central powers
c. was neutral MY CHOICE: C
6. One of the reasons Herbert Hoover defeated Alfred E. Smith in the President election of 1928 was the Smith was
A. Protestant B. Roman Catholic C. Jewish
MY CHOICE: B
7. What industry did not prosper in the 1920's?
a. construction b. transportation c. farming
MY CHOICE: C
8. What amendment repealed prohibitation?
a. the 17th b. the 18th c. the 21st
MY CHOICE: C
9. The first person to make a solo flight across the Atlantic was?
a. Charles Lindbergh b. Gertrude Ederle C. Amelia Earhart
MY CHOICE: A
10. What African-American musician helped make jazz popular in 1920's? a. Louis Armstrong b. Benny Goodman c. George Gershwin
TRUE OR FALSE
1. The US purchased Alaska from Canada. False
2. The US used the "open door" policy to keep trade in China open to all nations, True
3. George Washington Carver was an African-American scientist whose experiments led to the development of many agricultural products. True
4. Muckrakers were writers and other individuals who wanted to expose publicly the terrible conditions in factories and elsewhere. True
5. The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand led to the outbreak of World War I. True
6. In World War I, Austria-Hungary was part of the Central Powers. True
7. The US entered World War I after a German submarine sank the Lusitania. True
8. The Treaty of Versailles included all of President Wilson's 14 Points. False
9. The census of 1920 showed tha tmore Americans lived in towns and cities than in rural areas. True
10. A direct primary allows voters to electg each party's candidates for office. True
11. A secret ballot allows citizens to vote in private and so avoid being pressured to vote a certain way. True
12. An initiative allows voters to approve laws or amendments proposed by their state's legislatures. False
13. A referendum allows citizens to sign petitions proposing laws to be considered by their states' legislatures. True
14. A recall allows voters to vote an official out of office. False
Questions I couldn't find:
1 Alfred Thuyer Mehan believe the key to a great nation's power was
it's:
a. army b. navy c. air force
2. President Theodore Roosevelt won the Nobel Peace Price for his help in negotiating the treaty that ended.
a. spanish-americna war
b. the Russo-Japanese War
c. World War I
3.Who instituted many reforms as the Progressive governor of Wisconsin?
a. Charles Evan Hughes
b. Robert La Follette
C Hiram Johnson
1. Which champion fast-bowler has the dubious honor of having scored more "ducks" for his career in 2001 in test cricket?
Joel Garner
Danny Morrison
Courtney Walsh
Glenn McGrath
2. Aussie champions Mark Waugh and Shane Warne once had a bet over Glenn McGrath's batting talents. Shane bet Mark that Glenn would one-day score a first-class half century. When did Australian fast bowler Glenn McGrath do this?
1995
1997
2000
2003
3. Which player has taken the most wickets in a three test-match series?
Harbhajan Singh
Shane Warne
Erapalli Prasanna
Sir Richard Hadlee
4. Which lesser-known cricketing brother bowled an underarm delivery to prevent New Zealand tailender Brian McKechnie from scoring a six to tie a one-day international match?
Trevor Chappell
Robert Samuels
Dean Waugh
Peter Kirsten
5. Who were 'The Three W's' of West Indian Cricket?
Wainwright, Walsh and Winchester
Waugh, Waugh and Warney
Walcott, Weekes and Worrell
Williams, Willis and Williamson
6. Which champion West Indian batsman was known as the 'Master Blaster'?
Alvin Kallicharran
Clive Lloyd
Viv Richards
Sir Garfield St. Aubrun Sobers
7. Which cricketer played his first test match 20 years after making his first class debut?
Peter Pollock
Jimmy Cook
Graeme Pollock
Norman Cook
8. Who captained the United Arab Emirates in their World Cup appearances in 1996?
Sultan Zarawani
Ibrahim Farook
Abdul bin-Hamed
Aminul Islam
9. Which New Zealand wicketkeeper captained the team on his test debut?
Adam Parore
Tony Blain
Ian Smith
Lee Germon
10. Who was the first cricketer to take hat-tricks in successive test matches?
Thomas Matthews
Wasim Akram
Glenn McGrath
Nuwan Zoysa
11. When Australian fast-bowler Robert (Bob) Massie first played, against England in 1972, he was immediately hailed as the new Australian fast-bowling sensation, and his debut test became known as "Massie's Match". How many wickets did Bob Massie take on his test debut?
16
14
11
18
12. The late Sir Donald Bradman was dropped from the Australian cricket team after his first match. Who was his replacement?
Syd Barnes
Otto Nothling
Arthur Morris
Richie Benaud
13. What is Michael Bevan's middle name?
Gwyl
Gordon
Gareth
Glebe
14. English off-spinner Jim Laker took 19 wickets in a test match against Australia in 1956. How many runs did he concede?
266
31
90
199
15. English off-spinner Jim Laker took 19 wickets in a test match against Australia in 1956. How was the 20th batsman, J.W. Burke, dismissed?
Burke remained not out
Run Out
Caught Cowdrey, bowled Lock
Bowled Statham
16. Who was captain of the Zimbabwe cricket team in 2001?
Heath Streak
Grant Flower
Andy Flower
Alistair Campbell
17. Who is the only player to score a double century and a century on test debut?
Graham Gooch
Matthew Sinclair
Lawrence Rowe
Reginald Foster
18. How many test wickets did India's Kapil Dev take in his career?
431
383
355
434
19. Which player at one stage held the record for most runs and best bowling figures in one-day international matches for Sri Lanka?
Ruwan Madugalle
Aravinda De Silva
Sanath Jayasuriya
Asanka Gurusinha
20. Before Harbhajan Singh's hat-trick against Australia in Calcutta (March, 2001), how many Indian bowlers had performed the feat in test matches?
1
3
7
0
Does anyone know the notes for The Divine Comedy: Inferno (Robert W. Smith) trumpet solo? I have to play it this year for band festival and I need to know how high it goes.
1999: trajan langdon, aleksander radojevic, cal bowdler, will avery, quincy lewis, leon smith, frederic weis
2000: stromile swift, dermarr johnson, chris mihm, joel przybilla, jerome moiso, mateen cleaves, dalibor bagaric, mamadou n'diaye
2001: desagana diop, kedrick brown, kirk haston, michael bradley, jerryl sasser, brandon armstrong, joe forte
2002: mike dunleavy, drew gooden, nikoloz tskitishvilli, dajuan wagner, jared jeffries, marcus haislip, curtis bochardt, ryan humphrey, chris jefferies
2003: darko, mike sweetney, jarvis hayes, reece gaines, troy bell, zarko cabarkapa, zoran planicic, ndubi ebi
2004: emeka okafor, shaun livingston, josh childress, luol deng, rafael arajuo, luke jackson, robert swift, sebastian telfair, kris humphries, dorell wright, pavel podkolzin, sergei monia, viktor khryapa
2005: andrew bogut, marvin williams, martell webster, channing frye, ike diogu, fran vazquez, yaroslav korolev, sean may, antoine wright, johan petro, ian mahinmi, wayne simien
2006: andrea bargnani, lamarcus aldridge, tyrus thomas, adam morrison, shelden williams, randy foye, patrick o'bryant, mouhamded sene, jj redick, hilton armstrong, cedric simmons, thabo sefolosha, rodney carney, shawne williams, oleksiy pecherov, quincy douby, marcus williams, shannnon brown, sergio rodriguez, mo ager, mardy collins, joel freeland
2007: greg oden, al horford (role player), yi jianlian, mike conley, corey brewer, acie law, joakim noah, julian wright, marco bellinelli, sean williams, jarvaris crittendon, jason smith, daequan cook, morris almond, alando tucker, arron affalo, jared dudley, petteri koponen, tiago splitter
2008-russ westbrook, kevin love, danilo gallinairi, jerryd bayless, brandon rush, anthony randolph, roy hibbert, alexis ajinca, courtney lee, dj white, jr giddnes
so? any random big can avg. 10-10
My director said he'd put MP3s up on our website but never did leaving us to find them on our own. -_-
I need MP3s for the following songs:
Jingle-Bell Rock arr. Jerry Nowak
I'll Be Home For Christmas arr. Jerry Nowak
Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow! arr. Bob Lowden
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen arr. Bob Lowden
African Bell Carol arr. Robert W. Smith
Auld Tannenbaum arr. Ralph Ford
O Come, All Ye Faithful Arr. John Kinyon
Feliz Navidad arr. Michael Brown
It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year arr. Michael Story
Silent Night, Holy Night arr. John Kinyon
A Christmas Festival arr. Robert W. Smith
I need free MP3 downloads, especially the first four.
Please and thank you.
Jan R. Van Meter--Tippecanoe and Tyler Too: Famous Slogans and Catchphrases in American History
Chaucer--Canterbury Tales, a new translation by Burton Raffel
Anthony Sattin--The Gates of Africa: Death, Discovery, and the Search for Timbuktu
Anthony Read--The Devil's Disciples: Hitler's Inner Circle
John Guy--Queen of Scots: The True Life of Mary Stuart
Tim Pat Coogan--Ireland in the 20th Century
Carlo d'Este--Patton: A Genius for War
Jan Huizinga--The Waning of the Middle Ages
Alan T. Nolan--The Iron Brigade
Robert V. Remini--The House: The History of the House of Representatives
John Toland--The Last 100 Days
Philip Freeman--Julius Caesar
Albert Speer--Inside the Third Reich: Memoirs
Sterling and Peggy Seagrave--The Yamato Dynasty: The Secret History of Japan's Imperial Family
Cyril Mango--Byzantium: The Empire of New Rome
Ronald Hutton--Charles II
Page Smith--America Enters the World: A People's History of the Progressive Era and World War I
Nancy Isenberg--Fallen Founder: The Life of Aaron Burr
Catherine Drinker Bowen--Miracle at Philadelphia: The Story of the Constitutional Convention
Samuel Eliot Morison--The European Discovery of America, 2 vols.
Robin Lane Fox--The Search for Alexander
This should get me through some of the winter months ahead
hall of fame criteria: stats or accomplishments
stat wise, michael redd, shareef abdur-rahim, richard jefferson, joe johnson, vince carter, tracy mcgrady are all very deserving.
accomplishment wise: horry has 7 rings and some as a direct result of his big shots
Give me a good reason and ill consider you for the ten points.
Mine are
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Heith Ledger
Edward Norton
Tom Hanks
Robert Downey Jr.
Will Smith
Seth Rogen
Christian Bale
Shia LeBuff(I don't know how to spell his name but thats how its pronounced)
The list goes on, those are just the ones that come to mind... i guess because their films are more recent.
I understand that Robert Smith of The Cure made a cameo appearance in one of the episodes as "Quicksand". I am unable to find the episode though. Can anyone help please? Thanks!
Okay.
I have read Harry Potter and I have read Twilight.
Harry Potter was much better for me and I picked it up in the library.
Twilight was okay. Very Romeo and Juliet and loaned to me from a friend who is nuts about it.
The thing is I have never read any other book quite like Harry Potter. It is definitely unique but Twilight when I was reading it for some really weird reason just reminded me of.....(please don't laugh I was 15 when I read this series)..... Nightworld. You know? By LJ Smith?
And Nightworld was much better in my opinion. Twilight was.... okay. But not the kind of book I'd remember in 15 years time.
I am going to watch the movie (Two Words: Robert Pattinson) but I dunno.....
Is it just me who thinks that Twilight is a faded out version of Nightworld? Has anyone READ Nightworld? Or even HEARD of it?
=D
Holy. Crap.
So it'sonly me and Andrea who has even heard of Nightworld =O
PS ANDREA: I read that series too =D and I Loved it *looks nervously around*
And for all you guys who haven't heard of Nightworld but are interested READ IT.
I guarantee you will love it =D
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_World
Just for more info ( ;
Huntress!
Wow. Your ID name is even the same as one of the TITLES of Nightworld. And I think that was the Best Book in the Series.
I'm doing this school project where I have to have twenty-four staff members and they can be anyone I want, so I was thinking about making it a bunch of really hot guys. Not really sure why, but I am.
So far I have...
Chris Brown, Channing Tatum, Robert Pattinson, Orlando Bloom, Cam Gigandet, Taylor Lautner, Brad Pitt, Tom Welling, Columbus Short, Ashton Kutcher, Will Smith, Robin Thicke, Kellan Lutz, and Ryan Gosling.
I'd really appreciate some help,
Thanks yall (:
1. Oprah Winfrey and Spike Lee
"OR"
2. Reverend Wright and Tony Rezko?
In colloquial use, "kitchen cabinet" refers to any group of trusted friends and associates, particularly in reference to a President's or presidential candidate's closest unofficial advisers. Clark Clifford was considered a member of the kitchen cabinet for John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson before he was appointed Secretary of Defense. Robert Kennedy was uniquely considered to be a kitchen cabinet member as well as a Cabinet member while he was his brother's Attorney General.
Ronald Reagan had a kitchen cabinet of allies and friends from California who advised him during his terms. This group of ten to twelve rich businessmen were all strong proponents of the free enterprise system. His wealthy, conservative California backers included: Earl Brian, William French Smith, Charles Wick, auto dealer Holmes Tuttle, beer baron Joseph Coors, philanthropist Earle Jorgensen, and about four to six others. Coors was the major funder and most active participant. He also funded many think tanks and policy institutes at about this time, including the Heritage Foundation.[citation needed]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kitchen_Cabinet
my name is Robert Daniel Smith
my soon to be born son will have the same name as me..
do i have to go to court and get my name change to sr? and when he's born how would his name be written? i'm assuming:
i have to go to court and change it to Robert Daniel Smith, Sr.
and my son when he's born it will be Robert Daniel Smith, Jr.
correct?
and when i sign something i should sign it with Robert Smith Sr?
I gave birth to a babby boy last week. His name is Peenith Robert Smith. (Peenith means "strong leader" in my culture.) Why have people been chuckling about his name? Is is because "Robert Smith" is the singer in The Cure?
The question is "At the University of Maryland, we value a diverse community. How have your life experiences and background shaped you into an individual who will enrich the University of Maryland community?"
I have so far:
It was December 6, 2007. I was standing aside my brother in FedEx Field even during the gelid, below freezing temperature. We knew our feet were numb, but we had to stand. The ball floated threw the air; the flight felt like an eternity. Boom! Interception. The slightest hope to make the playoffs was lost—yet I was blessed. The Thursday Night Game was the day after my birthday. After countless years of switching jobs and even going back to school, my brother accumulated enough money to take me to my first football game, a game I will never forget.
The following days, I felt extremely grateful towards my brother. He had given me a gift that no one had given me before. I wanted to follow his footsteps and give unto others the jubilant feeling that I felt. However, I wasn’t sure how to spread the gleeful feeling. Succeeding my brother, I went to various soup kitchens and hospitals around my area. I also began to teach Sunday school for the pre-teens at my church. Despite my attempts, I still didn’t feel satisfied.
Knowing my attempts were helping the few around me, I began to renounce my acts. My brother noticed my suspended endeavor and told me a cliché: “One man can make a difference.” I pondered on the proverb. It was so simple, yet extremely profound. Although I wasn’t helping masses, I gave joy to the few people I acquainted with.
During the application process for the University of Maryland, College Park, I ran into a research network called Robert H. Smith School of Business. The name of the school sounded familiar; it was the business school my brother attended to for receiving his MBA. Again, ensuing by brother, I wanted to be a business major.
As I realized the recession the nation was going through, I noticed the thirst for money. By mastering the laws of business and finance, I could replenish the nation’s desires by acquiring for them a deluxe fiscal year. What could thrill someone more than an excess of money. Also, it wouldn’t be just helping one person at a time either. By helping people with families, it would be delighting extra.
With proper education, I could be able to make a difference in the nation, and even the world. I want to change people’s lives like my brother. I can’t promise that ill change the world, but I can change someone’s future for the better.
I am one man. One man out of approximately 6.7 billion.
I am one man. One man that can make a difference.
she was born:april 8 1891,and died jul 1984 in arizona,she married frank smith,and had my grandfather-robert clarence smith,and his brother arthur burton smith,2 children.her name was jennie richie,also want to know who her parents where,and where they came from,and where born,and died,and wether she had brothers,and sisters.
Can anyone help me find information on the following classical songs. I need to know stuff like their meter, the number of movements in them, and anyhting else you can tell me.
Pizzo Calypso by Paul Lavender
Castle Lore by Robert W. Smith
Concerto for String Orchestra by George Philipp Telemann, arr. Tim McCarrick
American Landscape by Soon Hee Newbold
Brevard Sketches by Elliot Del Borgo
Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis (that is the tilte for some reason) by R. Vaughn Williams
Concerto Grosso in b minor Op. 6, No.12 by G. F. Handel
Molly on the Shore Percy A. Grainger
The Incredibles by Michael Giacchino, arr. John Moss
Cocktail
"Wild Again" - Starship
"Powerful Stuff" - The Fabulous Thunderbirds
"Since When" - Robbie Nevil
"Don't Worry, Be Happy" - Bobby McFerrin
"Hippy Hippy Shake" - The Georgia Satellites
"Kokomo" - The Beach Boys
"Rave On" - John Cougar Mellencamp
"All Shook Up" - Ry Cooder
"Oh, I Love You So" - Preston Smith
"Tutti Frutti" - Little Richard
Extra tracks
"Addicted to Love" - Robert Palmer
"Shelter of Your Love" - Jimmy Cliff
"This Magic Moment" - Leroy Gibbons
"When Will I Be Loved" - Everly Brothers (uncredited)
Hey! So who are you voting for? Here are the top contenders in the leading categories:
Best Actress:
Nicole Kidman (Australia)
Kate Winslet (Revolutionary Road)
Angelina Jolie (Changeling)
Meryl Streep (Doubt)
Cate Blanchett (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button)
Best Actor:
Daniel Craig (Defiance)
Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man)
Hugh Jackman (Australia)
Christian Bale (The Dark Knight)
Will Smith (Seven Pounds)
Best Picture:
The Dark Knight
Australia
Revolutionary Road
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Doubt
The Soloist
Supporting Actor:
Heath Ledger (The Dark Knight)
Michael Kelly (Changeling)
Philip Seymour Hoffman (Doubt)
Ralph Fiennes (The Reader)
Supporting Actress:
Still not known
So what do you think?
Kate Cummings served as a nurse in
A Union prison camp
A Confederate hospital
A Union hospital
A Confederate prison camp
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According to Kate Cummings, what was one benefit of Dr. Smith taking charge of the hospital at Corinth?
Antibiotics would be more now be provided to the wounded.
The wounded would be given anesthetic before limbs were amputated.
More doctors and nurses would be arriving soon to help care for the wounded.
The hospital and its yard would be cleaned up- no amputated limbs in the yard.
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The wounded soldiers were very grateful for
The antibiotics that were provided each day.
Someone to read letters from home aloud to them.
The pain medication that was provided each day.
A little water to drink and the bathing of their wounds.
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What happened to Kate's patient, Issac Fuquet?
His arm was amputated.
He was sent home.
He underwent major surgery.
He died instantly.
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Prisoners at Andersonville
were stark naked
lived in underground huts
were infested with vermin
all of the above
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Andersonville was a Union Civil War prison camp.
True
False
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At one time, how many prisoners died a day at Andersonville?
20
150
85
30
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Why does Andrews say that the "Yankees themselves are really more to blame than we are"?
They have no sympathy for their own men.
They refused to exchange prisoners with the South.
They failed to rescue their men from the prison.
They did not believe conditions were that bad at Andersonville.
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The most fatal disease at Andersonville was
malaria
dysentery
scurvy
malnutrition
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Why was Eliza Frances Andrews shocked that a Pole was fighting with the Yankees?
Because he could have returned to Poland rather than go to war in the first place.
Because he was from another country and the cultures were so different.
Because he should have sympathized with the South since Poland was also fighting against oppression.
Because he should not have been asked to fight by the Union since he was not from this country
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Who wrote the account "I Accept These Terms"?
General Robert E. Lee
Colonel Charles Marshall
Eliza Andrews
Chief Seattle
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Who provided the place for surrender?
Colonel Parker
General Grant
Mr. McLean
General Lawrence Williams
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What happened to the horses of Confederate soldiers?
they were shot and killed
they were sold to pay for Union losses
they were given to Union soldiers
Confederate soldiers were allowed to keep them
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General Lee was honored to acknowledge the receipt of General Grant's letter.
True
False
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How does the last paragraph of "I Accept These Terms" explain the author's feelings after the surrender was accomplished?
The author felt pleased.
The author felt the event was sad.
The author felt the event was devoid of any emotion.
The author felt it was the greatest tragedy that ever occurred in the history of the world.
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Best Buy (Print $3,000)
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Heart Race Reality TV Host $195,000
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Lincoln Heights
Greys Anatomy
Ugly Betty (Episodic)
Mini Cooper Commercial $10,000
Garnier (Commercial) $15,000
Ford (Commercial) $3,700
Yahoo (Commercial) $5,000
Torrid (Catalog) $5,000
7 Pounds (Will Smith)
Spread (Ashton Kutcher)
Repossession Mambo (Jude Law & Forrest Whitticker)
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I'm working to get into the University of Maryland, Robert H. Smith Business School, hopefully by next year. They require that I include with my application a personal statement about academic challenges and such. What do they mean by that? What do I write about myself? What are they looking for?
*pulls hair out and passes out*
Any help, advice and suggestions are welcomed and very much appreciated! Thanks in advance!
Be sure you are accurate with the name of the Church, the year it started and its founding father. I would like to have an accurate list. Thankyou
CHURCH YEAR FOUNDER
Saddleback Church 1982 Rick Warren
Harvest Christian 1972 Greg Laurie
Calvary Chapel 1965 Chuck Smith
Four-Square Gospel 1917 Aimee Semple McPherson
Christian Science 1879 Mary Baker Eddy
Jehovah's Witness 1874 Charles Taze Russell
Salvation Army 1865 William Booth
Mormons 1830 Joseph Smith
Disciples of Christ 1827 Thomas & Alexander Campbell
United Brethern 1800 Philip Otterbein and
Martin Boehm
Episcopalian 1789 Samual Seabury
Methodist Episcopal 1739 John & Charles Wesley
Baptist 1609 John Smyth
Congregationalist 1582 Robert Brown
Presbyterian 1560 John Knox
Calvinist 1555 John Calvin
Anglican 1534 Henry VIII
Lutheran 1517 Martin Luther
Catholic Church 33 Jesus Christ.
I can't say i am an avid reader but my reading level is pretty high ( I am currently in Ap English). I tend to get bored in the middle of many books when they lack that something that keeps you reading until you are done. I have the urge to read but it takes me forever to find a book i don't want to put down. I also don't like reading teeny books about drugs and suicide. I like vampires, medicine, European History, music, art etc.
Jane Eyre By Charlotte Bronte is my all time favorite book and I saw Pride and Prejudice (loved it) before i could read it, but when i was half way through Mansfield Park, I lost interest, not because i didn't like it but because it was predicable.
Books that i read and loved
A tree grows in brooklyn by Betty Smith
Time and Again by Jack Finney
Frankenstein Mary Shelly
One flew over the Cuckoo's Nest
Angels and Demons (Hated the DaVinci Code)
Interview With a Vampire
I am the cheese Robert Cormier ( a long time ago)
Doomed Queen Anne( a long time ago)
Every Shakespeare play i read i liked ( Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Nights Dream, Hamlet, and Othello)
Books I remember reading
Animal Farm
Dracula
Brown Girl Brown Stones
The Scarlet letter (it was okay but i read a short story by Hawthorne called Rappacinni's daughter and loved it)
Great Expectations
Huckleberry Finn ( hated it )
Tuesday's with Morrie
Gossip Girl
All the Harry Potter Books ( but i am a little too old for that now)
I don't know please Help ME! Thank you to anyone who replies
My list is
Leonardo Di Caprio
Morgan Freeman
Matt Damon
Will Smith
Mark Wahlberg
Denzel Washington
I used to like Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro but after Righteous Kill they have been replaced.
Holy Cow I almost forgot
Timothy Olyphant
It's too difficult to choose a best answer, everyone is right so I'll have to leave it up to the YA community.
the mesmerizing sound of robert smith....
http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=P4SZhumbv0s
Poll: Robert Smith or Morrissey?
i like you too rj...and i too choose morrissey over smith.
the smiths had such a cool sound
Well, i thought i would go ahead and post a few for anyone that wondered.
Agard, E. Theo
Allan, James
Anderson, Kevin
Armstrong, Harold
Arndt, Alexander
Austin, Steven
Barnes, Thomas
Batten, Don
Baumgardner, John
Bergman, Jerry
Boudreaux, Edward
Byl, John
Catchpoole, David
Chadwick, Arthur
Chaffin, Eugene
Chittick, Donald
Cimbala, John
Clausen, Ben
Cole, Sid
Cook, Melvin
Cumming, Ken
Cuozzo, Jack
Darrall, Nancy
Dewitt, David
DeYoung, Donald
Downes, Geoff
Eckel, Robert
Faulkner, Danny
Ford, Dwain
Frair, Wayne
Gentry, Robert
Giem, Paul
Gillen, Alan
Gish, Duane
Gitt, Werner
Gower, D.B.
Grebe, John
Grocott, Stephen
Harrub, Brad
Hawke, George
Hollowell, Kelly
Holroyd, Edmond
Hosken, Bob
Howe, George
Humphreys, D. Russell
Javor, George
Jones, Arthur
Kaufmann, David
Kennedy, Elaine
Klotz, John
Koop, C. Everett
Korochkin, Leonid
Kramer, John
Lammerts, Walter
Lester, Lane
Livingston, David
Lopez, Raul
Marcus, John
Marsh, Frank
Mastropaolo, Joseph
McCombs, Charles
McIntosh, Andrew
McMullen, Tom
Meyer, Angela
Meyer, John
Mitchell, Colin
Morris, Henry
Morris, John
Mumma, Stanley
Parker, Gary
Peet, J. H. John
Rankin, John
Rosevear, David
Roth, Ariel
Rusch, Wilbert
Sarfati, Jonathan
Snelling, Andrew
Standish, Timothy
Taylor, Stephen
Thaxton, Charles
Thompson, Bert
Thomson, Ker
Vardiman, Larry
Veith, Walter
Walter, Jeremy
Wanser, Keith
Whitcomb, John
White, A.J.(Monty)
Wilder-Smith, Arthur Ernest
Wile, Jay
Williams, Emmett
Wise, Kurt
Wolfrom, Glen
Zuill, Henry
I had this guy offer me a trade who I DO NOT trust as far as I an throw him...here are the trades offered
1. Offered me Matt Cassel for Chad Johnson (which I accepted early on in the season) and much to his dismay it worked out for me.
2. offered me Devin Hester for Ray Rice (rejected the trade this week)
3. Offered me Kenneth Darby for Ray Rice (again rejected this week)
4. Now he is offering me Bernard Berrian for LT (not answered yet, but probably wont)
SHOULD I TAKE ANY OF THESE TRADES???
here is the rest of my team:
QB- Jake Delhomme, Matt Cassel, Sage Rosenfels, Daunte Culpepper
RB- LT, Benjarvis Green-Ellis, Sammy Morris, Ray Rice, Kolby Smith
WR- Donald Driver, Kevin Walter, Vincent Jackson
TE- Jeremy Shockey, Robert Royal
ST- Chicago Bears
D- Green Bay Packers
K- Stephen Gostkowski
My starter is on bye so I need to find a replacement. Here are all the available TE's. Who should I pick up and why? Thanks!
Zach Miller vs Panthers
Marcedes Lewis vs Lions
Dante Rosario vs Raiders
L.J. Smith vs Giants
Todd Heap vs Texans
Kevin Boss vs Eagles
Robert Royal vs Patriots
Chris Baker vs Rams
Dustin Keller vs Rams
Desmond Clark vs Titans
Greg Olsen vs Titans
Alge Crumpler vs Bears
Benjamin Watson vs Bills
Billy Miller vs Falcons
Thanks again!
I have a list of guitar battles I wanna know who would win.
Zakk Wylde vs. Randy Rhoads
Jimi Hendrix vs. Herman Li
Kirk Hammett vs. Mick Thomson
James Root vs. James Hetfield
Randy Rhoads vs. Jimi Hendrix
Frank Zappa vs. Elvis
Elvis vs. Kurt Kobain
Cliff Burton vs. Robert Trujillo (Bass battle)
Dave Murray vs. Dave Mustaine
Dave Mustaine vs. Slash
Zakk Wylde vs. Jimmy Paige
Toni Iommi vs. Mick Thomson
Adrian Smith vs. Toki Wartooth
Sam Totman vs. Herman Li
And the final one...........Kirk Hammett vs. Cliff Burton
Ok here is my team (It is a 1 QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, 1 TE, ST, D, K league)rate it and tell me who YOU would start for week 10 and who you would drop and who you would trade (and who to trade for). For the drop take into account this is a 14 team league, FA is slim to NONE
QB- Jake Delhomme, Matt Cassel, Sage Rosenfels, Daunte Culpepper
RB- LT, Benjarvis Green-Ellis, Sammy Morris, Ray Rice, Kolby Smith
WR- Donald Driver, Kevin Walter, Vincent Jackson
TE- Jeremy Shockey, Robert Royal
ST- Chicago Bears
D- Green Bay Packers
K- Stephen Gostkowski
style. I,f u do not like it ,pl let me know I' ll score off the QS . But I hope u will appreciate what I meant to convey as a good friend. Thanks.
Will u pl pardon me, for my audacity, if any.
HELLO CANADA [YOUR PUPIL]
DIFFERENT MAY BE, BUT HOW IS IT STILL?
Why! Hello Mrs. Thomas and how are you today,
It has been ages since I saw you last May.
Now don't mumble dear, what is that you say,
Now you're having tummy troubles are you, by the way?
Oh you have to take two bitter pills, you poor dear,
A packet of Smiths Crisps and a pint of Ansell's Beer.
Well now that does seem strange I really must confess
I have never heard the like of what, now your brand new dress.
Doesn’t seem to fit really well, if I may say,
These doctors have really some funny way,
When treating a woman with a tummy trouble,
They seem to enjoy their discomforting bubble.
If I were you my dear I would loosen off my stays*
. Done that have you, but you think you are incontinent.
Well that is nothing to be ashamed of on this continent.
Oh you say you are two weeks delayed,
Has your doctor his mind mislaid?
So now they think that you’re pregnant.
Mrs. Thomas that can’t be so, are they so ignorant,
For you must be well over sixty five to this day,
But in the twenty first century nature has its own way.
Besides my dear you've had your quiver full,
Still have ten living at home and six have left, that’s beautiful.
You need to watch what you so lavishly devour,
Eat more fruit and drink more milk by the hour,
No more beer, crisps and pills, and for goodness sake,
Take off those awful, just awful, stays, make no mistake.
* Stays. A woman's close-fitting foundation garment
Lol, yeah I'm bored. I've seen several questions on here like "I wanna be goth! How do I do it?" So here's a one time offer, little babybats. If you want to be goth, contact me! (Once again, I am very very bored. And if you are already goth, do not call me a poser. I assure you, I know enough about Robert Smith, Roman Dirge, and Siouxsie Sioux to no longer be a poser)
lilkittie@aol.com = email
myspace.com/madiluvsmcr = myspace
Anyone? Comeon, I'm slowly dying of boredum!
I have a massive game this weekend. I'm playing against the team in 2nd place and if i win i will overtake them. He has alot of players on form such as Portis, White, Orton, Clark, S.Moss etc.
I have lots of good players on my team such as Peterson, Rodgers, Marshall, Calvin Johnson, Avery, Turner, Chris Johnson, Witten, Brees (Bye) etc. So there is a good chance i can win my game this weekend.
This is the kind of game where every single point counts no matter how small as it can be the difference between winning and losing.
If Witten is out, I HAVE to replace him in order to remain competitive and to give me a chance of winning.
there is not alot of good pass catching TE's with good matchups in free agency.
Players available are:
Donald Lee vs Tennessee
Robert Royal vs New York Jets
Desmond Clark vs Detroit
Alge Crumpler vs Green Bay
Heath Miller vs Washington
David Martin vs Denver
Alex Smith vs Kansas
Visanthe Shiancoe vs Houston
Martellus Bennett vs New York Giants
who do you think has the best match up and who is most likely to get lots of passing throw his way? I have found that Tennesee and Green Bay are both quite weak at stopping TE's.
any help would be great. thanks.
Many here subscribe to the 'deist lie' propagated by the left wing atheists.
The Founding Fathers of this country were virtually all Christians. While a few can be found to have written letters expressing opinions on certain hypocrisies of the Church or the dangers of religious influences they still consider themselves very religious men who recognize that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. Below is a list every single founding father and their religious affiliation. It is the atheists that have invented the "Deist Lie".
Signers of the Constitution
Daniel Carroll Catholic,
Thomas Fitzsimons Catholic,
Roger Sherman Congregationalist,
Nathaniel Gorham Congregationalist,
John Langdon Congregationalist,
Nicholas Gilman Congregationalist,
Abraham Baldwin Congregationalist/Episcopalian,
William Samuel Johnson Episcopalian; Presbyterian,
James Madison Jr. Episcopalian,
George Read Episcopalian,
Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer Episcopalian,
David Brearly Episcopalian,
Richard Dobbs Spaight, Sr. Episcopalian,
Robert Morris Episcopalian,
Gouverneur Morris Episcopalian,
John Rutledge Episcopalian,
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney Episcopalian,
Charles Pinckney Episcopalian,
Pierce Butler Episcopalian,
George Washington Episcopalian,
Benjamin Franklin Episcopalian (Deist),
William Blount Episcopalian; Presbyterian,
James Wilson Episcopalian; Presbyteran,
Rufus King Episcopalian; Congregationalist,
Jacob Broom Lutheran,
William Few Methodist,
Richard Bassett Methodist,
Gunning Bedford Jr. Presbyterian,
James McHenry Presbyterian,
William Livingston Presbyterian,
William Paterson Presbyterian,
Hugh Williamson Presbyterian,
Jared Ingersoll Presbyterian,
Alexander Hamilton Huguenot; Presbyterian; Episcopalian,
Jonathan Dayton Presbyterian; Episcopalian,
John Blair Presbyterian; Episcopalian,
John Dickinson Quaker; Episcopalian,
George Clymer Quaker; Episcopalian,
Thomas Mifflin Quaker; Lutheran,
Men who didnt sign but debated the Constitution
Oliver Ellsworth Congregationalist,
Caleb Strong Congregationalist,
John Lansing, Jr. Dutch Reformed,
Robert Yates Dutch Reformed,
William Houstoun Episcopalian,
William Leigh Pierce Episcopalian,
Luther Martin Episcopalian,
John F. Mercer Episcopalian,
Elbridge Gerry Episcopalian,
George Mason Episcopalian,
Edmund J. Randolph Episcopalian,
George Wythe Episcopalian,
James McClurg Presbyterian,
William C. Houston Presbyterian,
William R. Davie Presbyterian,
Alexander Martin Presbyterian,
Signers of the Declaration of Independence
Charles Carroll Catholic,
Samuel Huntington Congregationalist,
Roger Sherman Congregationalist,
William Williams Congregationalist,
Oliver Wolcott Congregationalist,
Lyman Hall Congregationalist,
Samuel Adams Congregationalist,
John Hancock Congregationalist,
Josiah Bartlett Congregationalist,
William Whipple Congregationalist,
William Ellery Congregationalist,
John Adams Congregationalist; Unitarian,
Robert Treat Paine Congregationalist; Unitarian,
George Walton Episcopalian,
John Penn Episcopalian,
George Ross Episcopalian,
Thomas Heyward Jr. Episcopalian,
Thomas Lynch Jr. Episcopalian,
Arthur Middleton Episcopalian,
Edward Rutledge Episcopalian,
Francis Lightfoot Lee Episcopalian,
Richard Henry Lee Episcopalian,
George Read Episcopalian,
Caesar Rodney Episcopalian,
Samuel Chase Episcopalian,
William Paca Episcopalian,
Thomas Stone Episcopalian,
Elbridge Gerry Episcopalian,
Francis Hopkinson Episcopalian,
Francis Lewis Episcopalian,
Lewis Morris Episcopalian,
William Hooper Episcopalian,
Robert Morris Episcopalian,
John Morton Episcopalian,
Stephen Hopkins Episcopalian,
Carter Braxton Episcopalian,
Benjamin Harrison Episcopalian,
Thomas Nelson Jr. Episcopalian,
George Wythe Episcopalian,
Thomas Jefferson Episcopalian (Deist),
Benjamin Franklin Episcopalian (Deist),
Button Gwinnett Episcopalian; Congregationalist,
James Wilson Episcopalian; Presbyterian,
Joseph Hewes Quaker, Episcopalian,
George Clymer Quaker, Episcopalian,
Thomas McKean Presbyterian,
Matthew Thornton Presbyterian,
Abraham Clark Presbyterian,
John Hart Presbyterian,
Richard Stockton Presbyterian,
John Witherspoon Presbyterian,
William Floyd Presbyterian,
Philip Livingston Presbyterian,
James Smith Presbyterian,
George Taylor Presbyterian,
Benjamin Rush Presbyterian,
Signers of the Articles of Confederation
Daniel Carroll Catholic,
Andrew Adams Congregationalist,
Richard Hutson Congregationalist,
Samuel Adams Congregationalist,
Josiah Bartlett Congregationalist,
William Ellery Congregationalist,
John Hancock Congregationalist,
Samuel Huntington Congregationalist,
Roger Sherman Congregationalist,
Oliver Wolcott Congregationalist,
Thomas Heyward Jr. Episcopalian,
John Penn Episcopalian,
Francis Lightfoot Lee Episcopalian,
Richard Henry Lee Episcopalian,
Francis Lewis Episcopalian,
Elbridge Gerry Episcopa
Essentially the question was the Founding Fathers Deists or not.
U could also add Jim Brown and Michael Strahan to that list.If your a real football fan, its an easy question. I'm asking cause I just watched Shaq in an interview talkin about how he would dominate this year and I could not stop laughing.
P.S.- The answer is not that they are all black men for those who may joke about that
The complete list of nominees:
First-Year Eligible Nominees
Running Backs -- Larry Centers, Brian Mitchell (also KR/PR)
Tight Ends -- Shannon Sharpe, Frank Wycheck
Offensive Tackle -- Lincoln Kennedy
Defensive Linemen -- John Randle (DE/DT), Bruce Smith (DE), Dana Stubblefield (DT)
Linebacker -- Jessie Armstead
Defensive Backs -- Darren Woodson (S), Rod Woodson (CB/S)
Additional Nominees
Quarterbacks -- Ken Anderson, Boomer Esiason, Jim Plunkett, Phil Simms, Ken Stabler, Joe Theismann, Doug Williams
Running Backs -- Ottis Anderson, Roger Craig, Terrell Davis, Greg Pruitt (also KR/PR), Herschel Walker, Ricky Watters
Wide Receivers -- Cliff Branch, Harold Carmichael, • Cris Carter, Wes Chandler, Gary Clark, Isaac Curtis, Henry Ellard, Irving Fryar, Roy Green, Harold Jackson, Herman Moore, Stanley Morgan, • Andre Reed, Sterling Sharpe
Tight Ends -- Mark Bavaro, Todd Christensen, Ben Coates, Russ Francis, Brent Jones, Steve Jordan
Offensive Linemen -- Tony Boselli (T), Lomas Brown (T), Jim Covert (T), Randy Cross (G/C), Dave Dalby (C), Dermontti Dawson (C), Ray Donaldson (C), • Russ Grimm (G), Jay Hilgenberg (C), Kent Hill (G/T), Chris Hinton (G/T), Kent Hull (C), Joe Jacoby (T), Mike Kenn (T), • Bob Kuechenberg (G), Jim Lachey (T), Henry Lawrence (G/T), Mark May (G/T/C), • Randall McDaniel (G), Max Montoya (G), Marvin Powell (T), Steve Wisniewski (G)
Defensive Linemen -- Ray Childress (DT/DE), • Richard Dent (DE), Chris Doleman (DE/LB), Carl "Big Daddy" Hairston (DE/DT), Charles Haley (DE/LB), Ed "Too Tall" Jones (DE), Cortez Kennedy (DT), Joe Klecko (DE/DT/NT), Steve McMichael (DT/NT), Leslie O'Neal (DE), Fred Smerlas (NT), Art Still (DE)
Linebackers -- Cornelius Bennett, Robert Brazile, Kevin Greene (LB/DE), Ken Harvey, Rickey Jackson, Tom Jackson, Clay Matthews, Karl Mecklenburg, Sam Mills, Hardy Nickerson, Chris Spielman, Pat Swilling, Darryl Talley, • Derrick Thomas
Defensive Backs -- Eric Allen (CB), Steve Atwater (S), Joey Browner (S), LeRoy Butler (S), Deron Cherry (S), Raymond Clayborn (CB), Kenny Easley (S), Lester Hayes (CB), Albert Lewis (CB), Ken Riley (CB), Eugene Robinson (S), Donnie Shell (S), Louis Wright (CB)
Punters/Kickers -- Rich Camarillo (P), • Ray Guy (P), Nick Lowery (K), Reggie Roby (P)
Special Teams -- Steve Tasker
Coaches -- Don Coryell, Tom Flores, Jimmy Johnson, Chuck Knox, Buddy Parker, Dan Reeves, Clark Shaughnessy
Contributors -- Bud Adams, Gil Brandt, C.O. Brocato, Leo Carlin, Ed DeBartolo, Jr., Ben Dreith, Bob Harlan, Jerry Jones, Art Modell, Art Rooney Jr., Ed Sabol, Steve Sabol, • Paul Tagliabue, Ralph Wilson, Jr., Ron Wolf, George Young
Remember, only 7 can make it.
Ok. Thanks to everyone that give names. I threw a few in that I think needed to be mentioned also.
For this round, pick FIVE singers that you feel DO NOT make the cut.
Also, I'm putting in everyone's suggestions, I mean everyone's, so don't jump my case about some of these names.
Vanilla Ice
Freddie Mercury - Queen
Steve Perry - Journey
Mary J. Blige
Aaliyah
Amy Lee - Evanescence
Christina Aguilera
Bryan Adams
Steve Wonder
Morrissey - The Smiths
Rick Astley
Mike Patton - Faith No More
Perry Farrell - Jane's Addiction
Phil Anselmo - Pantera
Anthony Kiedis - Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Robert Plant - Led Zeppelin
Björk
Bono - U2
Bruce Dickinson - Iron Maiden
Sebastian Bach - Skid Row
Lynae Stanley
Ronnie James Dio - Dio
Lenny Kravitz
Ian Gillan - Deep Purple
Axl Rose - Guns N Roses
Roger Daltrey - The Who
Paul McCartney - The Beatles
Michael Jackson
Paul Rodgers - Bad Company
Brad Delp - Boston
Lou Gramm - Foreigner
Mick Jagger - The Rolling Stones
David Bowie
Steven Tyler - Aerosmith
Jim Morrison - The Doors
Brian Johnson - AC/DC
Ozzy Osbourne - Black Sabbath
Kurt Cobain - Nirvana
Sting - The Police
Dee Snyder - Twisted Sister
Gene Simmons - Kiss
Thom Yorke - Radiohead
Liam Gallagher - Oasis
Elton John
Chirs Cornell - Audioslave
Roger Waters - Pink Floyd
They are an 80's rock band that helped start the whole "emo band" thing. (No I am not stereotypical so if you are going to post a comment like that I will hunt you down!) :-D
Do you think Robert Smith is hott?
http://www.thecure.sk/pict/cure_2006.jpg
(the one in the middle)
If you haven't go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORc5Td_T6og
;-D
WHAT?! NEW ALBUM?! I have to get it! LOL! :-)
WHAT?! NEW ALBUM?! I have to get it! LOL! :-)
Here is a few Scottish inventions
Adhesive Postage Stamps
Scot James Chalmers
Anaesthetics
James Simpson
Antisepsis
Joseph Lister
Artificial Diamonds
no name
Reaping Machine
Patrick Bell
Bank of England
Latent Heat
Joseph Black (1728-1799)
Brownian movement
Robert Brown
Buicks
David Dunbar Buick - (died 1929)
Cloud Chamber
Charles Thomson Rees Wilson(1869 -1959)
Chemical Bonds
Thomas Graham (1805 - 1869)
Penicillin (1928)
Sir Alexander Fleming
The Decimal Point
John Napier
Documentary Films
Economics
Adam Smith
Encyclopedia Britannica
Engineering Sciences
Fax Machines (early 19th Century)
A Blacksmith from Dumfries
First Cloned Mammal 'Dolly' The Sheep
(Edinburgh 1997)
Flailing Machines (1784)
Andrew Meikle
Geosciences (1785)
James Hutton
Golf (15th Century)
Edinburgh
Ivanhoe, Waverley, etc...
Sir Walter Scott
Hypodermic Syringes
Kelvin Scale
William Thompson
Percussion Powder (1809)
Alexander Forsyth
Logarithms (1615)
John Napier
Maxwell's Equations
James Clerk Maxwell (1831-1879)
Marmalade
Dundee Businessman
Mackintosh Raincoats
Scottish Highlands
Macadamized Roads
(Tarmac)
John Loudon McAdam
Microwave Ovens (1940's)
Colloid Chemistry
Thomas Graham (1805 - 1869)
Breech-Loading Rifle
Partrick Ferguson (1744-1780)
Tubular Steel
Sir William Fairbairn (1789-1874)
Quinine
George Cleghorn (1716-1794)
Pneumatic Tyres (1888)
John Boyd Dunlop
Hollow Pipe Drainage
Sir Henry Dalrymple (1700-1753)
Peter Pan
J.M. Barrie
Radar
Sir Robert Watson-Watt
Paleobiology (1815)
William Nicol
Polarization (1828)
William Nicol
Cure for Scurvy
anon Edinburgh Man
Halloween
Scottish Tradition on All Hallow's Eve
Refrigerators (1876)
James Harrison
Discovery of the Planet Neptune (1846)
John Adams
Bakelite
Sir James Swinburne
Iron Bridges
Thomas Telford
Sociology
Adam Ferguson (1723-1816)
Steam Engine
James Watt
Telephones (1876)
Alexaner Graham Bell
Thermos Flasks
Sir James Dewar
The Telegraph
The Scots Magazine (1753)
Television
(1922) - John Logie Baird
Stereotype (1727)
William Ged
Sulphuric Acid
John Roebuck
Steam-Hammer (1839)
James Nasmyth
Cure for Insomnia (1998)
Dr.Christine Carmichael
Paraffin
James Young
Sherlock Holmes
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Wind in The Willows
Kenneth Grahame
Treasure Island
Robert Louis Stevenson
Jekyll and Hyde
Robert Louis Stevenson
Auld Lang Syne
Robert Burns
King Arthur
Evidence of Scottish Links
Harry Potter
J.K. Rowling
Dandy, Beano, Children's Comics etc..
D.C.Thompsons
Oor Wullie & the Broons
D.C.Thompsons
Whisky
US Navy
John Paul Jones
Chilean Navy
Lord Thomas Cochrane
these are all the bands on my computer
ac/dc,adolescents,alice in chains,anti flag,bad brains,bad religion,battles,beastie boys,the beatles,beck,big black,bikini kill,billy bragg,bob dylan,brian jonestown massacre,buckethead,built to spill,the clash,cure,daft punk,dave mathews band,david bowie,dead kennedys,death cab for cutie,the doors,elliot smith,entwine,failure,faith no more,fall of troy,the flaming lips,foo fighters,foxy shazam,frank zappa,fugazi,gomez,gorillaz,greg graffin,guided by voices,husker du,iggy pop,infected mushroom,inxs,jawbreaker,jimi hendrix,joy division,judas priest,king crimson,the kinks,led zeppelin,los campensinos,lynyrd skynyrd,the mars volta,meatloaf,the melvins,minor threat,modest mouse,mogwai,muse,neutral milk hotel,nick drake,nirvana,pearl jam,pendulum,pink floyd,the pixies,public image ltd,queen,queens of the stone age,r.e.m.,radiohead,the ramones,red hot chili peppers,refused,the replacements,robert plant,robert pollard,the rolling stones,rush,ryan adams,scatman john,sex pistols,slint,smashing pumpkins,sonic youth,soundgarden,stone temple pilots,sunny day real estate,talking heads,ted leo and the pharmacists,television,they might be giants,traffic,u2,weezer,the white stripes,the who,wire,xtc
i recieve calvin johnson
i give away steve slaton
my rbs and wrs are
brandon jacobs
steve slaton
kevin faulk
vincent jackson
muhsin mohamad
steve smith on NYG
leron mcclain
patrick crayton
darren sproles
robert meachem
devin hester
chris chambers
1.
Which of the following is NOT a main service provided by banks?
(Points: 1)
transaction convenience
investments
loans
security
all are main service
2.
To open a savings account, you are required to fill out a(n) ________ card, which identifies you as the owner of the account.
(Points: 1)
debit
deposit
endorsement
signature
none of the above
3.
Money deposited into a savings, CD, or IRA account can make money for you by earning interest.
(Points: 1)
True
False
4.
Gloria, a convenience store clerk, has made a list of all checks, currency, and coins collected for her nightly deposit. It includes the following: Checks: $18.79, $28.14, $45.86, $37.24, $13.79; Currency: 13 twenties, 8 tens, 15 fives, 7 ones; Coins: 73 quarters, 52 dimes, 49 nickels, 184 pennies. Gloria's total nightly deposit was $________.
(Points: 1)
5.
Jasmine deposited her paycheck from APEX Mortgage Bank for $614.98 and her husband's paycheck from Short Circuit Electric Company for $512.15. She also received $280.00 in cash. The total Jasmine deposited was $________.
(Points: 1)
6. On July 6, 1999, Robert Smith wrote a check to pay Misty's Herbal Healing $55.75 for some herbal supplies. Study the check Robert wrote below and answer the question.
The transit number on Robert's check is:
(Points: 1)
1341
55.75
115-7963-1341
7. On July 6, 1999, Robert Smith wrote a check to pay Misty's Herbal Healing $55.75 for some herbal supplies. Study the check Robert wrote below and answer the question.
Robert has made two or more errors in filling out his check correctly.
(Points: 1)
True
False
8. On July 6, 1999, Robert Smith wrote a check to pay Misty's Herbal Healing $55.75 for some herbal supplies. Study the check Robert wrote below and answer the question.
When writing in the $55.75 amount on his check, the most important reason why Robert should have begun at the far left edge of the box is to:
(Points: 1)
allow for the largest possible number size so it's easily seen.
prevent someone from changing the amount on his check.
prevent the numbers from being too crammed.
make room in case he needs to scratch out the number and fill in a new one.
9. Verify Laverne's check register to answer the question.
____ error(s) have been made on Laverne's check register.
