can anyone give me a knowledge on the flow of electricity from the outside tranformer to inside the building?
Q. Flow of electricity from outside x'former to the different panel inside the building.
Asked by ace - Fri Apr 13 05:17:16 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Electricity goes from the transformer to the electric meter on the side of the building, from there it goes to the main distribution panel or switchgear. from there is can be branch out to other panels or loads
Answered by eric g - Fri Apr 13 05:29:05 2007
Q. Flow of electricity from outside x'former to the different panel inside the building.
Asked by ace - Fri Apr 13 05:17:16 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Electricity goes from the transformer to the electric meter on the side of the building, from there it goes to the main distribution panel or switchgear. from there is can be branch out to other panels or loads
Answered by eric g - Fri Apr 13 05:29:05 2007
how can organization structure knowledge flow to maximize the impact of knowledge?
Q. how can organization structure knowledge flow to maximize the impact of knowledge?
Asked by redbluecammy - Mon Mar 20 02:22:58 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Knowledge is not like water, so I don't think a company can design or structure the "flow of knowledge." Knowledge is personal. Knowledge needs also are personal, specific and situational. Every employee needs different sorts of knowledge at different times. The best a company can do is train employees on how to retrieve the information they need from which resources centers, intranets or in-house experts. That's the only way to maximize the return on corporate knowledge.
Answered by superscribe - Sun Mar 26 04:05:55 2006
Q. how can organization structure knowledge flow to maximize the impact of knowledge?
Asked by redbluecammy - Mon Mar 20 02:22:58 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Knowledge is not like water, so I don't think a company can design or structure the "flow of knowledge." Knowledge is personal. Knowledge needs also are personal, specific and situational. Every employee needs different sorts of knowledge at different times. The best a company can do is train employees on how to retrieve the information they need from which resources centers, intranets or in-house experts. That's the only way to maximize the return on corporate knowledge.
Answered by superscribe - Sun Mar 26 04:05:55 2006
Using knowledge of air flow, why must a plane de-ice the wings before take-off?
Q. Using knowledge of air flow, why must a plane de-ice the wings before take-off?
Asked by Miraa - Sun Jun 13 21:38:18 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Using knowledge of air flow, why must a plane de-ice the wings before take-off?
Asked by Miraa - Sun Jun 13 21:38:18 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Let knowledge flow?
Q. There are 4 persons a,B,C,D TAKING 1,2,7,9 minutes respectively to cover a bridge with the help of a candle which will burn out in 17 MINUTES. they can cross the bridge only with that candle. at a time only 2 persons can go together & the time taken them will be equal to the time taken by the slower one out of them. any one out of the two can return to give back the candle. so suggest a strategy by which all can cross the bridge in 17 MINUTES
Asked by priyankitrangibt - Fri Jul 14 11:49:53 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A & B cross first ___ 2 mins B returns ___2 mins___Sub total 4 mins C & D cross next ___ 9 mins ___ Sub total 13 mins A returns ___1 min ___ Sub total 14 mins A & B cross last ___ 2 mins ___ Total 16 mins Sorry that it is only 16 mins and not 17 mins
Answered by peter r - Fri Jul 14 12:00:27 2006
Q. There are 4 persons a,B,C,D TAKING 1,2,7,9 minutes respectively to cover a bridge with the help of a candle which will burn out in 17 MINUTES. they can cross the bridge only with that candle. at a time only 2 persons can go together & the time taken them will be equal to the time taken by the slower one out of them. any one out of the two can return to give back the candle. so suggest a strategy by which all can cross the bridge in 17 MINUTES
Asked by priyankitrangibt - Fri Jul 14 11:49:53 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A & B cross first ___ 2 mins B returns ___2 mins___Sub total 4 mins C & D cross next ___ 9 mins ___ Sub total 13 mins A returns ___1 min ___ Sub total 14 mins A & B cross last ___ 2 mins ___ Total 16 mins Sorry that it is only 16 mins and not 17 mins
Answered by peter r - Fri Jul 14 12:00:27 2006
What will be the result of knowledge rendered diagrammatically?
Q. Suppose a genius decides to restructure knowledge. Rather than linear narratives and walls of text, she wants communication in the form of nonlinear flow charts. She also wants scientific knowledge rewritten into a network graph, with each fact (e.g. the properties of a certain molecule) a modular node given one or more connections to other nodes, and with connections being categorized by type (terms used, occurrence of node topic elsewhere, similar nodes, etc.), all in a way understandable to anyone. Helped largely by this reorganization of knowledge, she wants true individualized education -- individual people each choosing what individual bits of knowledge to learn and putting them together in useful ways -- to become the global norm… [cont.]
Asked by electret - Thu Jul 29 23:04:16 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Available online 6 November 2000. Abstract Computer-aided design decision support has proved to be an elusive and intangible project for many researchers as they seek to encapsulate information and knowledge-based systems as useful multifunctional data structures. Definitions of knowledge', information', facts', and data' become semantic footballs in the struggle to identify what designers actually do, and what level of support would suit them best, and how that support might be offered. The Construction Primer is a database-drivable interactive multimedia environment that provides readily updated access to many levels of information aimed to suit students and practitioners alike. This is hardly a novelty in itself. The innovative… [cont.]
Answered by counterexample - Fri Jul 30 01:44:01 2010
Q. Suppose a genius decides to restructure knowledge. Rather than linear narratives and walls of text, she wants communication in the form of nonlinear flow charts. She also wants scientific knowledge rewritten into a network graph, with each fact (e.g. the properties of a certain molecule) a modular node given one or more connections to other nodes, and with connections being categorized by type (terms used, occurrence of node topic elsewhere, similar nodes, etc.), all in a way understandable to anyone. Helped largely by this reorganization of knowledge, she wants true individualized education -- individual people each choosing what individual bits of knowledge to learn and putting them together in useful ways -- to become the global norm… [cont.]
Asked by electret - Thu Jul 29 23:04:16 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Available online 6 November 2000. Abstract Computer-aided design decision support has proved to be an elusive and intangible project for many researchers as they seek to encapsulate information and knowledge-based systems as useful multifunctional data structures. Definitions of knowledge', information', facts', and data' become semantic footballs in the struggle to identify what designers actually do, and what level of support would suit them best, and how that support might be offered. The Construction Primer is a database-drivable interactive multimedia environment that provides readily updated access to many levels of information aimed to suit students and practitioners alike. This is hardly a novelty in itself. The innovative… [cont.]
Answered by counterexample - Fri Jul 30 01:44:01 2010
A river flows toward the east. Because of your knowledge of physics, you head your boat 38 west of north and?
Q. A river flows toward the east. Because of your knowledge of physics, you head your boat 38 west of north and have a velocity of 8.0 m/s due north relative to the shore. (a) What is the velocity of the current? (b) What is your speed relative to the water?
Asked by Serena - Sat Oct 3 18:31:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You draw the diagram so that the velocity of the boat relative to the shore and the velocity of the current are perpendicular to each other, and the 38 degree angle is between the speed of the boat and the hypotenuse. tan 38 = water (x) / the boat relative to the shore = 6.25 m/s To find the speed relative to the water, you redraw the diagram so that the resultant is the hypotenuse, the current flows perpendicular to the speed of the boat relative to the shore. Take the square root of both sides squared. You get 10.15 m/s.
Answered by cpl625 - Sat Oct 3 18:55:05 2009
Q. A river flows toward the east. Because of your knowledge of physics, you head your boat 38 west of north and have a velocity of 8.0 m/s due north relative to the shore. (a) What is the velocity of the current? (b) What is your speed relative to the water?
Asked by Serena - Sat Oct 3 18:31:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You draw the diagram so that the velocity of the boat relative to the shore and the velocity of the current are perpendicular to each other, and the 38 degree angle is between the speed of the boat and the hypotenuse. tan 38 = water (x) / the boat relative to the shore = 6.25 m/s To find the speed relative to the water, you redraw the diagram so that the resultant is the hypotenuse, the current flows perpendicular to the speed of the boat relative to the shore. Take the square root of both sides squared. You get 10.15 m/s.
Answered by cpl625 - Sat Oct 3 18:55:05 2009
How does current flow through an electrolyte?
Q. The answer I have been given by others is that the anions and cations flow to their respective electrical terminal that is submerged in the aqueous solution. But if that is what truly happens, I would predict that the current through the solution would eventually stop once all the ions have traveled to their respective terminal. I know this does not happen, so I must have a knowledge gap in my understanding. Could someone please fill that gap for me? Thanks
Asked by Tom T - Fri Mar 20 09:37:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The ions are replaced by ions generated from the water itself. For instance, if you are electrolyzing CuSO4, Cu will be deposited on the cathode while H2SO4 will be generated at the anode (along with oxygen as a byproduct). H2SO4 will dissociate into H+ and SO4-- ions, so the copper ions will be replaced by hydrogen ions. As the copper depletes the cathode will start to generate hydrogen gas instead.
Answered by Engineer-Poet - Fri Mar 20 10:28:18 2009
Q. The answer I have been given by others is that the anions and cations flow to their respective electrical terminal that is submerged in the aqueous solution. But if that is what truly happens, I would predict that the current through the solution would eventually stop once all the ions have traveled to their respective terminal. I know this does not happen, so I must have a knowledge gap in my understanding. Could someone please fill that gap for me? Thanks
Asked by Tom T - Fri Mar 20 09:37:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The ions are replaced by ions generated from the water itself. For instance, if you are electrolyzing CuSO4, Cu will be deposited on the cathode while H2SO4 will be generated at the anode (along with oxygen as a byproduct). H2SO4 will dissociate into H+ and SO4-- ions, so the copper ions will be replaced by hydrogen ions. As the copper depletes the cathode will start to generate hydrogen gas instead.
Answered by Engineer-Poet - Fri Mar 20 10:28:18 2009
I have question regarding financial term snd knowledge?
Q. I have questions regarding financial term. 1. when we want to invest $ on one company. What is the most important fator, statement, or sign we should look at? 2. What is cash flow? 3. What is buy&make decision? Can make a example? 4. Can you refer me a great book related financial management (in corporate) ? Thanks for your kind assistance.
Asked by janet - Fri Dec 14 13:01:33 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are lots of books that are common sense and have great information in them. I read on recently that helped my a lot in analyzing my investemnts and it is written in plain english. There is a chapter specifically called "finances." Check out a book called "Cool Stuff They Should Teach in School".
Answered by princesskae4 - Fri Dec 14 13:10:09 2007
Q. I have questions regarding financial term. 1. when we want to invest $ on one company. What is the most important fator, statement, or sign we should look at? 2. What is cash flow? 3. What is buy&make decision? Can make a example? 4. Can you refer me a great book related financial management (in corporate) ? Thanks for your kind assistance.
Asked by janet - Fri Dec 14 13:01:33 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are lots of books that are common sense and have great information in them. I read on recently that helped my a lot in analyzing my investemnts and it is written in plain english. There is a chapter specifically called "finances." Check out a book called "Cool Stuff They Should Teach in School".
Answered by princesskae4 - Fri Dec 14 13:10:09 2007
Everyone's saying go with the flow and just move forward but how can I leave a life I've been living forever?
Q. Please, with knowledge and wisdom, answer the question I so dearly need an answer for. I've lived in a small suburb and went to school with the same people since kindergarten and had the same bestfriend and boyfriend since middle school. Now it's time for college and the best college to go to is Stanford but thats half way across the USA from where I live. My guy keeps telling me to stay and go to a community college and my BFF thinks I should go with her to some other college but thats still away from the people I care about. What should I do- opinions and answers please?
Asked by Change - Sun Jun 25 02:16:34 2006 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you think you're emotionally capable, go to Stanford. Don't give up a big opportunity merely to remain in your comfortable little world. The experience will force you to grow and expand in ways you can't even imagine. Now, if you think you're simply not capable of handling going to Stanford, then don't. It would be worse to be traumatized by the experience. Whatever you do, don't give up a chance to go to Stanford in order to cling to your current life. That will doom you to a very small life and you'll always regret it.
Answered by Dave R - Sun Jun 25 02:22:35 2006
Q. Please, with knowledge and wisdom, answer the question I so dearly need an answer for. I've lived in a small suburb and went to school with the same people since kindergarten and had the same bestfriend and boyfriend since middle school. Now it's time for college and the best college to go to is Stanford but thats half way across the USA from where I live. My guy keeps telling me to stay and go to a community college and my BFF thinks I should go with her to some other college but thats still away from the people I care about. What should I do- opinions and answers please?
Asked by Change - Sun Jun 25 02:16:34 2006 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you think you're emotionally capable, go to Stanford. Don't give up a big opportunity merely to remain in your comfortable little world. The experience will force you to grow and expand in ways you can't even imagine. Now, if you think you're simply not capable of handling going to Stanford, then don't. It would be worse to be traumatized by the experience. Whatever you do, don't give up a chance to go to Stanford in order to cling to your current life. That will doom you to a very small life and you'll always regret it.
Answered by Dave R - Sun Jun 25 02:22:35 2006
Where is a copy of the Republican playbook to be found?
Q. If I see the word "illegal", I want to know that the response is to be: "ship them back where they came from". If I see a Republican backsliding, I want to know to say: "That's what the terrorists want you to think" (or do depending upon the circumstances of course). If I hear one of my friends suggesting he might be gay, I will want to tell him that satan is behind his thoughts and he needs to repent but I love him just the same but hate his sinning and evil ways. Doesn't this get a bit confusing and do I run the risk of his thinking I find him attractive if I go this route? Does the playbook speak to such "sticky" situations? Ok, from where does all of this brilliant knowledge flow and in what source might it be found? Can I send… [cont.]
Asked by Trying for Big in Boise - Mon Aug 14 00:27:41 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There isn't one. For 'national security' reasons it's too secret to actually be written down so the entire thing resides in Karl Rove's head. However the latest installment, which has an energizingly desperate tone, has two parts: 1) Divide and Conquer: Accuse the Democrat party of having been hijacked by a bunch of rabid communists--like, for instance, the majority of Democrats in Conneticut. This is in opposition to earlier plays that cast all Democrats as rabid communists. These strident new-Old Democrats are rabid-er and more communisty than the old-New Democrats--and they aren't on the payroll, either. 2) As poll numbers for Republicans dwindle it's important to make progressively louder and more extreme accusations of Democrats.… [cont.]
Answered by Song M - Mon Aug 14 10:08:59 2006
Q. If I see the word "illegal", I want to know that the response is to be: "ship them back where they came from". If I see a Republican backsliding, I want to know to say: "That's what the terrorists want you to think" (or do depending upon the circumstances of course). If I hear one of my friends suggesting he might be gay, I will want to tell him that satan is behind his thoughts and he needs to repent but I love him just the same but hate his sinning and evil ways. Doesn't this get a bit confusing and do I run the risk of his thinking I find him attractive if I go this route? Does the playbook speak to such "sticky" situations? Ok, from where does all of this brilliant knowledge flow and in what source might it be found? Can I send… [cont.]
Asked by Trying for Big in Boise - Mon Aug 14 00:27:41 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There isn't one. For 'national security' reasons it's too secret to actually be written down so the entire thing resides in Karl Rove's head. However the latest installment, which has an energizingly desperate tone, has two parts: 1) Divide and Conquer: Accuse the Democrat party of having been hijacked by a bunch of rabid communists--like, for instance, the majority of Democrats in Conneticut. This is in opposition to earlier plays that cast all Democrats as rabid communists. These strident new-Old Democrats are rabid-er and more communisty than the old-New Democrats--and they aren't on the payroll, either. 2) As poll numbers for Republicans dwindle it's important to make progressively louder and more extreme accusations of Democrats.… [cont.]
Answered by Song M - Mon Aug 14 10:08:59 2006
how to increase blood flow to the head/brain, how to get more blood to the brain?
Q. what exercises and foods help most? and I need someone has knowledge please! Thanks
Asked by Dustin - Thu Dec 31 19:28:31 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually there are no real physical exercises, but mental ones. Reading gives more blood flow to the brain as does solving simple math problems quickly and puzzles like sudoku. elevating your legs above your head increases blood flow to your brain also. There are no food that can do this but eating fruits and vegetables gives your better cardiovascular health. good luck and always keep your brain healthy.
Answered by Daniel - Thu Dec 31 19:42:18 2009
Q. what exercises and foods help most? and I need someone has knowledge please! Thanks
Asked by Dustin - Thu Dec 31 19:28:31 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually there are no real physical exercises, but mental ones. Reading gives more blood flow to the brain as does solving simple math problems quickly and puzzles like sudoku. elevating your legs above your head increases blood flow to your brain also. There are no food that can do this but eating fruits and vegetables gives your better cardiovascular health. good luck and always keep your brain healthy.
Answered by Daniel - Thu Dec 31 19:42:18 2009
Akward wording the flow is not to good...any suggestions?
Q. When approaching the potato, it can be easily divided in to two parts. Each of these distict parts can be divided and characterized by specific properties. The two main properties of the potato are the skin and the "flesh," (which is the starch at the center of the potato.) Texture, color, and taste only begin to scratch the surface of the distictly unique characteristics that make up each of these areas. When looking at dividing these two elements of the potato we can begin to look at the unique qualities each one "brings to the table." To start out, it is common knowledge that the potato skin is usually very thin and sometimes flaky , but we can begin to see the real seperating differences in its chemical and nutritional… [cont.]
Asked by Kyle O. - Thu Jul 2 15:08:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When approaching the potato, it can be easily divided in to two parts. Each of these distict [sic] parts can be divided and characterized by specific properties. The two main properties of the potato are the skin and the "flesh," (which is the starch at the center of the potato.) Texture, color, and taste only begin to scratch the surface of the distictly [sic] unique characteristics that make up each of these areas. When looking at dividing these two elements of the potato we can begin to look at the unique qualities each one "brings to the table." To start out, it is common knowledge that the potato skin is usually very thin and sometimes flaky , but we can begin to see the real seperating [sic] differences in its chemical and… [cont.]
Answered by liberty 911 - Sun Jul 5 22:28:21 2009
Q. When approaching the potato, it can be easily divided in to two parts. Each of these distict parts can be divided and characterized by specific properties. The two main properties of the potato are the skin and the "flesh," (which is the starch at the center of the potato.) Texture, color, and taste only begin to scratch the surface of the distictly unique characteristics that make up each of these areas. When looking at dividing these two elements of the potato we can begin to look at the unique qualities each one "brings to the table." To start out, it is common knowledge that the potato skin is usually very thin and sometimes flaky , but we can begin to see the real seperating differences in its chemical and nutritional… [cont.]
Asked by Kyle O. - Thu Jul 2 15:08:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When approaching the potato, it can be easily divided in to two parts. Each of these distict [sic] parts can be divided and characterized by specific properties. The two main properties of the potato are the skin and the "flesh," (which is the starch at the center of the potato.) Texture, color, and taste only begin to scratch the surface of the distictly [sic] unique characteristics that make up each of these areas. When looking at dividing these two elements of the potato we can begin to look at the unique qualities each one "brings to the table." To start out, it is common knowledge that the potato skin is usually very thin and sometimes flaky , but we can begin to see the real seperating [sic] differences in its chemical and… [cont.]
Answered by liberty 911 - Sun Jul 5 22:28:21 2009
What free blog sites allow you to put ads on them?
Q. Before I go spending money on a domain and such I want to try and 1. Build my knowledge of how to create a good traffic flow on a blog and maybe even 2. Get a good flow and then use that to buy my own domain. I'm just wondering which sites allow you to put ads on them. I think blogger does but I'm not completely sure.
Asked by ... - Sun Jul 4 02:37:32 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Before I go spending money on a domain and such I want to try and 1. Build my knowledge of how to create a good traffic flow on a blog and maybe even 2. Get a good flow and then use that to buy my own domain. I'm just wondering which sites allow you to put ads on them. I think blogger does but I'm not completely sure.
Asked by ... - Sun Jul 4 02:37:32 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
I wonder if there's an underlying ebb and flow to asking and answering the deeper intuitive questions?
Q. For those who like to dive below the surface... Is there a rhythm, cycle, or tide effect you've noticed when you're participating here? In other words, does that "sense of knowing", whatever you might call it, which you rely on for your questions and answers, come and go like the tide? Is there a best time for asking or answering? Do you stand under the light perpetually or as the world turns? ..dark to light..light to dark..dark to light.. What's your pattern? Are you aware of a rhythm? Is it hourly, weekly, monthly, yearly or at your command anytime you desire? Are you aware of the rhythms and cycles of other Avatars? Are there others here that you walk, run, dance or fight in time with? Or do you follow the beat of a different… [cont.]
Asked by Sunman - Wed Jun 25 21:04:05 2008 - - 24 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I find there is a FLOW of wisdom in answering When I get 10 points I am surprised is it my answer/mind.
Answered by Muthu S - Thu Jun 26 02:52:01 2008
Q. For those who like to dive below the surface... Is there a rhythm, cycle, or tide effect you've noticed when you're participating here? In other words, does that "sense of knowing", whatever you might call it, which you rely on for your questions and answers, come and go like the tide? Is there a best time for asking or answering? Do you stand under the light perpetually or as the world turns? ..dark to light..light to dark..dark to light.. What's your pattern? Are you aware of a rhythm? Is it hourly, weekly, monthly, yearly or at your command anytime you desire? Are you aware of the rhythms and cycles of other Avatars? Are there others here that you walk, run, dance or fight in time with? Or do you follow the beat of a different… [cont.]
Asked by Sunman - Wed Jun 25 21:04:05 2008 - - 24 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I find there is a FLOW of wisdom in answering When I get 10 points I am surprised is it my answer/mind.
Answered by Muthu S - Thu Jun 26 02:52:01 2008
mass air flow sensor?
Q. I have a 2004 Crown Victoria Ford and it needs a new mass air flow sensor. Not being a mechanic but some basic knowledge I wonder if anyone could tell me how difficult it is to replace myself. Thank you all for your quick and helpful answers! You saved me a ton of money!
Asked by Amber C - Fri Sep 11 14:01:39 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not hard, just one plug and should be the breather tube with just a couple of hose clamps or is mounted to the box with 4,10mm nuts .But buy some mass air flow cleaner first and try to clean it , or take it to your local lube center they will do it fairly cheep .
Answered by The DON - Fri Sep 11 14:13:53 2009
Q. I have a 2004 Crown Victoria Ford and it needs a new mass air flow sensor. Not being a mechanic but some basic knowledge I wonder if anyone could tell me how difficult it is to replace myself. Thank you all for your quick and helpful answers! You saved me a ton of money!
Asked by Amber C - Fri Sep 11 14:01:39 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not hard, just one plug and should be the breather tube with just a couple of hose clamps or is mounted to the box with 4,10mm nuts .But buy some mass air flow cleaner first and try to clean it , or take it to your local lube center they will do it fairly cheep .
Answered by The DON - Fri Sep 11 14:13:53 2009
Anybody with personailty disorder knowledge?
Q. what disorder, if any are these symptoms: Addictive behavior, e.g., drinking alcohol to the point of black outs often Not in touch with feelings of his/her own, or others Instant gratification with no regard for consequences Easily pressured and goes with the flow even to his/her detriment Says what others want to hear Able to be a completely different person-not able to show true self Always "acting" Fault-free, doesn't take responsibility Thank you
Asked by Leelee - Sun Aug 17 20:27:14 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The first part of it sounded like a narcissistic personality disorder. The best way to describe this one is someone who lacks apathy for others. They take risks regardless of the consequences and often times appear to be arrogant and self centered. However, at the center of every Narcissistic is guilt. However the says what others want to hear does not describe this,(However they do feel a need for approval and acceptance, so I suppose it can, if that is what you met by that statement) all the other traits do however.
Answered by xayanexchanx - Sun Aug 17 20:31:04 2008
Q. what disorder, if any are these symptoms: Addictive behavior, e.g., drinking alcohol to the point of black outs often Not in touch with feelings of his/her own, or others Instant gratification with no regard for consequences Easily pressured and goes with the flow even to his/her detriment Says what others want to hear Able to be a completely different person-not able to show true self Always "acting" Fault-free, doesn't take responsibility Thank you
Asked by Leelee - Sun Aug 17 20:27:14 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The first part of it sounded like a narcissistic personality disorder. The best way to describe this one is someone who lacks apathy for others. They take risks regardless of the consequences and often times appear to be arrogant and self centered. However, at the center of every Narcissistic is guilt. However the says what others want to hear does not describe this,(However they do feel a need for approval and acceptance, so I suppose it can, if that is what you met by that statement) all the other traits do however.
Answered by xayanexchanx - Sun Aug 17 20:31:04 2008
How many dead Salmon swim up river to mate in mass migrations?
Q. Sarah Palin said "As a Fisherman, she knows only dead fish go with the flow." As a fisherman my self, most fish swim in schools, so they must be dead when there swimming in response to gov. Palin's vast knowledge of fish. And all the films of of Salmon swimming up river to mate are just proven wrong by the Governor. The Salmon mate lay the eggs and die, but they go with the flow to mate!
Asked by Steven J - Mon Jul 6 11:22:26 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some people look up to the sky for dead birds also.
Answered by Val - Mon Jul 6 11:30:27 2009
Q. Sarah Palin said "As a Fisherman, she knows only dead fish go with the flow." As a fisherman my self, most fish swim in schools, so they must be dead when there swimming in response to gov. Palin's vast knowledge of fish. And all the films of of Salmon swimming up river to mate are just proven wrong by the Governor. The Salmon mate lay the eggs and die, but they go with the flow to mate!
Asked by Steven J - Mon Jul 6 11:22:26 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some people look up to the sky for dead birds also.
Answered by Val - Mon Jul 6 11:30:27 2009
I need to install a shower in my flat. What is the most environmentally friendly type of shower?
Q. My current shower is heated by my gas central heating boiler but I hate it as I have to set the temperature using both taps, and its not very responsive, which means it often burns or freezes me and is not an enjoyable experience. So I want to install a new one but would like the most environmentally friendly shower possible, in terms of energy used to heat the water and water used. Electric showers apparently have a lower flow...would they be best, or are they not economical in terms of energy? Any knowledge on this would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by jayjay - Fri Aug 3 10:07:56 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a watering can.
Answered by vansiepurple - Fri Aug 3 10:10:55 2007
Q. My current shower is heated by my gas central heating boiler but I hate it as I have to set the temperature using both taps, and its not very responsive, which means it often burns or freezes me and is not an enjoyable experience. So I want to install a new one but would like the most environmentally friendly shower possible, in terms of energy used to heat the water and water used. Electric showers apparently have a lower flow...would they be best, or are they not economical in terms of energy? Any knowledge on this would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by jayjay - Fri Aug 3 10:07:56 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a watering can.
Answered by vansiepurple - Fri Aug 3 10:10:55 2007
what do I need to include in a reflection paper that discusses a game/activity my class played?
Q. my AP government class played a game today in which we learned about capitalism, the goal of politics, and the fact that the taxman allways wins. At the end of the hour, our teacher announced that a 2 page reflection paper about this assignment was due friday. sooo, my idea/understanding of it is to take a stand on one of the following and stick with whichever one my words flow best with: 1. how this assignment improved our understanding of ... 2. how necessary ... is in capitalism and trade, and how this assignment was an example of it or enriched our knowledge of it. 3.or maybe something else. Do I have the right idea? or is a reflection supposed to focus on something else?
Asked by ... - Wed Sep 20 19:10:25 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you're on the right track. Since 2 pages is pretty long, I'd advise starting with a short (3-4 sentences) summary of the activity is. Follow that up with what it simulated, how it relates to the real world, how it relates to what else you've been learning in class. Also include any important vocab words that you understand better due to the activity (capitalism, etc). This should be the bulk of the paper. At the conclusion, I would suggest making a more personal connection. How did this activity affect you and your understanding/opinion of the world around you? How have you matured due to this activity? What will you take from it? Good luck!
Answered by I eat apples - Wed Sep 20 22:04:48 2006
Q. my AP government class played a game today in which we learned about capitalism, the goal of politics, and the fact that the taxman allways wins. At the end of the hour, our teacher announced that a 2 page reflection paper about this assignment was due friday. sooo, my idea/understanding of it is to take a stand on one of the following and stick with whichever one my words flow best with: 1. how this assignment improved our understanding of ... 2. how necessary ... is in capitalism and trade, and how this assignment was an example of it or enriched our knowledge of it. 3.or maybe something else. Do I have the right idea? or is a reflection supposed to focus on something else?
Asked by ... - Wed Sep 20 19:10:25 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you're on the right track. Since 2 pages is pretty long, I'd advise starting with a short (3-4 sentences) summary of the activity is. Follow that up with what it simulated, how it relates to the real world, how it relates to what else you've been learning in class. Also include any important vocab words that you understand better due to the activity (capitalism, etc). This should be the bulk of the paper. At the conclusion, I would suggest making a more personal connection. How did this activity affect you and your understanding/opinion of the world around you? How have you matured due to this activity? What will you take from it? Good luck!
Answered by I eat apples - Wed Sep 20 22:04:48 2006
Is there a specific website where I can find the results of confirming tests for ions with acids and bases?
Q. I am trying to find a table/flow chart (on the internet) for the reactions of Cu2+, Al3+, Ag+, and Fe3+ in NaOH, NH3, HCl, and H2SO4. For example, I have Ag+ in solution. I add NaOH, and the solution becomes a precipitate. Add NH3, and the AgOH from the previous reaction becomes a solution with no precipitate. With this knowledge, I know how to determine if Ag+ is in a given solution. I am looking for steps and observations for the confirming tests that help you identify which of the four ions above are in solution based on their reaction to an acid or base and the color and type of precipitate formed after that addition. I am trying to develop a flow chart for identifying the four ions with each of the acids and bases (four) listed above.… [cont.]
Asked by nhfox100 - Wed Feb 7 23:54:23 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Yy - Thu Feb 8 00:09:58 2007
Q. I am trying to find a table/flow chart (on the internet) for the reactions of Cu2+, Al3+, Ag+, and Fe3+ in NaOH, NH3, HCl, and H2SO4. For example, I have Ag+ in solution. I add NaOH, and the solution becomes a precipitate. Add NH3, and the AgOH from the previous reaction becomes a solution with no precipitate. With this knowledge, I know how to determine if Ag+ is in a given solution. I am looking for steps and observations for the confirming tests that help you identify which of the four ions above are in solution based on their reaction to an acid or base and the color and type of precipitate formed after that addition. I am trying to develop a flow chart for identifying the four ions with each of the acids and bases (four) listed above.… [cont.]
Asked by nhfox100 - Wed Feb 7 23:54:23 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Qualitative inorganic analysis Flow-chart:
Answered by Yy - Thu Feb 8 00:09:58 2007
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