What products have elements from the perodic table?
Q. What products have elements from the perodic table like sodium, copper, silver, potassium, nickel, iron, chlorine, etc... I need products that can be found at home. I have a project which requires 20 products from 20 different elements. It could be pure samples of that element, compound or mixture. I the project I need prove so I need the labels of the product.
Asked by Walter M - Wed Oct 11 17:37:56 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Everything on Earth is made up of the elements in the periodic table. Take anything in your house and look at the label. The ingredients will mostly be compounds but you can look the compounds up on wikipedia and it will tell you what elements are in them.
Answered by MataHari - Wed Oct 11 17:39:25 2006
Q. What products have elements from the perodic table like sodium, copper, silver, potassium, nickel, iron, chlorine, etc... I need products that can be found at home. I have a project which requires 20 products from 20 different elements. It could be pure samples of that element, compound or mixture. I the project I need prove so I need the labels of the product.
Asked by Walter M - Wed Oct 11 17:37:56 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Everything on Earth is made up of the elements in the periodic table. Take anything in your house and look at the label. The ingredients will mostly be compounds but you can look the compounds up on wikipedia and it will tell you what elements are in them.
Answered by MataHari - Wed Oct 11 17:39:25 2006
What elements should be included in a good resume?
Q. As it says - I am making up my resume, and would like to know, what elements should I include? So far I have education, relevant experience, strengths, experience, volunteering, awards and memberships, references.
Asked by Peregrine - Fri May 23 14:41:22 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, the objective line is optional. If you use it, make it 1 or 2 sentences. Inside education you can list some of the courses you took related to the job you're applying. The same goes for experience, only list the experience relavant to the type of work you're looking for. Always describes a little bit of what you've done in a job, school, volunteering. And of course, make your resume short: 1 or 2 pages at most. Good luck with your job search. Don't forget to prepare yourself for tricky interview questions. Very important.
Answered by Jefferson V - Fri May 23 15:00:10 2008
Q. As it says - I am making up my resume, and would like to know, what elements should I include? So far I have education, relevant experience, strengths, experience, volunteering, awards and memberships, references.
Asked by Peregrine - Fri May 23 14:41:22 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, the objective line is optional. If you use it, make it 1 or 2 sentences. Inside education you can list some of the courses you took related to the job you're applying. The same goes for experience, only list the experience relavant to the type of work you're looking for. Always describes a little bit of what you've done in a job, school, volunteering. And of course, make your resume short: 1 or 2 pages at most. Good luck with your job search. Don't forget to prepare yourself for tricky interview questions. Very important.
Answered by Jefferson V - Fri May 23 15:00:10 2008
What elements would be used to fill a planet 1/60 of earth but has the same mass as earth?
Q. Hypothetical question. If there was a planet that could sustain life just like earth , what elements would be in the planet 1/60 the size of earth to keep it near earth's gravitational mass?
Asked by Anonomys man 22 - Sun Nov 9 04:40:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. g = GM/R = GM'/{1/(60R)} M' = 2.78E-4 M V' = (4/3) {1/(60R)} V' = 4.63 E-6 (4/3 R ) V' = 4.63 E-6 V ' = M'/V' = 2.78E-4 M/(4.63 E-6 V) ' = 60 its element 60 times than earth density === planet X smaller then earth but has same density. R' = (1/60) R_earth Volume (radius) V' = (1/60) V_earth Mass Volume M' = (1/60) M_earth gravity Mass/(radius) g' = (1/60) /(1/60) g_earth g' = (1/60) g_earth that's all my answer, actually I do not understand of your e-mail was sent to me recently.
Answered by Yugiantoro - Sun Nov 9 05:35:43 2008
Q. Hypothetical question. If there was a planet that could sustain life just like earth , what elements would be in the planet 1/60 the size of earth to keep it near earth's gravitational mass?
Asked by Anonomys man 22 - Sun Nov 9 04:40:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. g = GM/R = GM'/{1/(60R)} M' = 2.78E-4 M V' = (4/3) {1/(60R)} V' = 4.63 E-6 (4/3 R ) V' = 4.63 E-6 V ' = M'/V' = 2.78E-4 M/(4.63 E-6 V) ' = 60 its element 60 times than earth density === planet X smaller then earth but has same density. R' = (1/60) R_earth Volume (radius) V' = (1/60) V_earth Mass Volume M' = (1/60) M_earth gravity Mass/(radius) g' = (1/60) /(1/60) g_earth g' = (1/60) g_earth that's all my answer, actually I do not understand of your e-mail was sent to me recently.
Answered by Yugiantoro - Sun Nov 9 05:35:43 2008
What elements need to be present to constitute a valid indemnity/liability waiver for a weekend retreat?
Q. What elements need to be present to constitute a valid indemnity/liability waiver for a weekend retreat? Thanks! We've got insurance. In addition to that, does anyone know the necessary elements of a waiver? I see lots of waivers that stipulate protection against "negligence". Is that defensible?
Asked by Inquisitor - Thu Sep 4 14:54:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need insurance, not a waiver.
Answered by blutic11 - Thu Sep 4 15:20:06 2008
Q. What elements need to be present to constitute a valid indemnity/liability waiver for a weekend retreat? Thanks! We've got insurance. In addition to that, does anyone know the necessary elements of a waiver? I see lots of waivers that stipulate protection against "negligence". Is that defensible?
Asked by Inquisitor - Thu Sep 4 14:54:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need insurance, not a waiver.
Answered by blutic11 - Thu Sep 4 15:20:06 2008
What are the key elements to pay attention in a drama presentation?
Q. Please tell me the key elements I have to pay attention to for a drama presentation. (non-mime) I think two of them would be like ennounciation and projection? Please give me more key elements. I need as many as I can find cuz i have to write up a report on it.
Asked by Mandy C - Tue Jan 8 09:39:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. don't let your back face the audience. tend to not let your head face down. This can create shadows in your eyes and make them harder to see. use levels (don't stand all the time) sit,lean, crouch, bend, etc. diction,diction,diction,
Answered by Gildragon - Tue Jan 8 13:17:19 2008
Q. Please tell me the key elements I have to pay attention to for a drama presentation. (non-mime) I think two of them would be like ennounciation and projection? Please give me more key elements. I need as many as I can find cuz i have to write up a report on it.
Asked by Mandy C - Tue Jan 8 09:39:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. don't let your back face the audience. tend to not let your head face down. This can create shadows in your eyes and make them harder to see. use levels (don't stand all the time) sit,lean, crouch, bend, etc. diction,diction,diction,
Answered by Gildragon - Tue Jan 8 13:17:19 2008
How much does the elements of a human body cost?
Q. How much do the elements of a human body cost? To clarify, if i was to buy the exact amount of elements in a human (Water, carbon, calcium, etc), how much would it total?
Asked by crofel4347 - Mon Nov 9 17:47:48 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. about 4.70 total.
Answered by corey - Mon Nov 9 17:50:24 2009
Q. How much do the elements of a human body cost? To clarify, if i was to buy the exact amount of elements in a human (Water, carbon, calcium, etc), how much would it total?
Asked by crofel4347 - Mon Nov 9 17:47:48 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. about 4.70 total.
Answered by corey - Mon Nov 9 17:50:24 2009
How do you replace the elements on an electric water heater?
Q. My water heater keeps having to be reset. The water heater is under 8 years old so I'm assuming it just needs new elements. Can someone give me the steps into going about replacing the elements? Thanks!
Asked by Lynn S - Mon Mar 3 14:01:37 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually when the water heater reset trips it is a thermostat that is malfunctioning and not an element.It should be checked to find the problem first before changing parts that are not malfunctioning.If you have a simple multi-meter it is easy to check the elements.Set multi-meter to the continuity setting[ohm's] turn electricity off to the water heater and remove the wires from the elements place multi-meter leads on the two terminals and there should be continuity,now check each terminal to the tank there should not be continuity.If either of these reading are not correct then it is an element that is faulty.If they are correct then it is a thermostat that is faulty.Thermostats are relatively inexpensive so I usually just change both.Thes [cont.]
Answered by scott_kel - Tue Mar 4 00:21:15 2008
Q. My water heater keeps having to be reset. The water heater is under 8 years old so I'm assuming it just needs new elements. Can someone give me the steps into going about replacing the elements? Thanks!
Asked by Lynn S - Mon Mar 3 14:01:37 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually when the water heater reset trips it is a thermostat that is malfunctioning and not an element.It should be checked to find the problem first before changing parts that are not malfunctioning.If you have a simple multi-meter it is easy to check the elements.Set multi-meter to the continuity setting[ohm's] turn electricity off to the water heater and remove the wires from the elements place multi-meter leads on the two terminals and there should be continuity,now check each terminal to the tank there should not be continuity.If either of these reading are not correct then it is an element that is faulty.If they are correct then it is a thermostat that is faulty.Thermostats are relatively inexpensive so I usually just change both.Thes [cont.]
Answered by scott_kel - Tue Mar 4 00:21:15 2008
What additional elements are need to convert a carbohydrate into a protein?
Q. Please after you answer this question above can you answer this; Where do you think plants get these elements from? Thanks.
Asked by sk95 - Fri Oct 9 12:43:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Carbohydrates only have carbon, oxygen and hydrogen. Proteins additionally have nitrogen and sulfur (as well as in some cases phosphorus and cesium). Plants probably get the nitrogen from nitrogen-fixing bacteria in the soil (unless they're nitrogen-fixing themselves, in which case, they'd be able to convert nitrogen in the air to ammonia). Sulfur and phosphorous are usually in the soil.
Answered by bradlepe - Fri Oct 9 12:53:32 2009
Q. Please after you answer this question above can you answer this; Where do you think plants get these elements from? Thanks.
Asked by sk95 - Fri Oct 9 12:43:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Carbohydrates only have carbon, oxygen and hydrogen. Proteins additionally have nitrogen and sulfur (as well as in some cases phosphorus and cesium). Plants probably get the nitrogen from nitrogen-fixing bacteria in the soil (unless they're nitrogen-fixing themselves, in which case, they'd be able to convert nitrogen in the air to ammonia). Sulfur and phosphorous are usually in the soil.
Answered by bradlepe - Fri Oct 9 12:53:32 2009
How do you change the elements of an electric water heater?
Q. Do you have to drain the water heater to change the bottom element and the top ? I undeerstand you have to cut the power off on it at the fuse box, but how would I know if the elements are horizontal or verticle?
Asked by bshepler2 - Wed Nov 19 20:20:40 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. life_loverfl has the best of the above 3 answers, however, you will need a wrench to remove the elements...you can get it where you get the elements also. Depending on the size of the water heater & the amount of build up in the bottom of the tank, it could take a while for it to drain...I had one that took over an hour to drain. Good luck...
Answered by W. C. - Wed Nov 19 20:48:54 2008
Q. Do you have to drain the water heater to change the bottom element and the top ? I undeerstand you have to cut the power off on it at the fuse box, but how would I know if the elements are horizontal or verticle?
Asked by bshepler2 - Wed Nov 19 20:20:40 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. life_loverfl has the best of the above 3 answers, however, you will need a wrench to remove the elements...you can get it where you get the elements also. Depending on the size of the water heater & the amount of build up in the bottom of the tank, it could take a while for it to drain...I had one that took over an hour to drain. Good luck...
Answered by W. C. - Wed Nov 19 20:48:54 2008
How can elements have more then 8 valence electrons when bonding?
Q. My chemistry book only says that elements in a higher period than 2 can have more then 8, giving examples how Phosphorus can share 5 pairs and how Sulfur can share 6. How can phosphorus have 5 pairs when the s and p orbitals together only hold 8? Do the electrons go to the D orbitals?
Asked by Corwin Shiu - Wed Dec 3 19:49:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No no , the other electrons must form a another shell it s impossible to have more than 8 electrons 2 and 3rd shell unless you are speaking of a 4th shell that can hold 11 electrons...
Answered by luis - Wed Dec 3 21:11:37 2008
Q. My chemistry book only says that elements in a higher period than 2 can have more then 8, giving examples how Phosphorus can share 5 pairs and how Sulfur can share 6. How can phosphorus have 5 pairs when the s and p orbitals together only hold 8? Do the electrons go to the D orbitals?
Asked by Corwin Shiu - Wed Dec 3 19:49:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No no , the other electrons must form a another shell it s impossible to have more than 8 electrons 2 and 3rd shell unless you are speaking of a 4th shell that can hold 11 electrons...
Answered by luis - Wed Dec 3 21:11:37 2008
What are two elements on the periodic table that would be thought to be compatible, but actually are?
Q. Are there any two elements are are commonly thought not to get along, but actually produce a compound that's beautiful or lovely or has a really unexpected reaction?
Asked by My Name Doesn't Fit Here - Sun Dec 9 14:36:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Water and Fire or Wind and Ice
Answered by Casca - Mon Dec 10 15:27:05 2007
Q. Are there any two elements are are commonly thought not to get along, but actually produce a compound that's beautiful or lovely or has a really unexpected reaction?
Asked by My Name Doesn't Fit Here - Sun Dec 9 14:36:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Water and Fire or Wind and Ice
Answered by Casca - Mon Dec 10 15:27:05 2007
What's the probablility of new elements being found in space?
Q. Do we think that we've discovered most of the elements that exist, either on the planet or in the universe? Since the earth is itself made up of space stuff, and space stuff is constantly arriving (via meteors, comets, asteroids, whatever), are all of the elements already here, or do we expect to continue discovering new elements? What if we were able to explore other planets in other solar systems? Would totally new and unknown elements likely be found, or would we find that they are all just different combinations of elements that we already know here on earth?
Asked by Salinger - Wed Apr 2 23:15:15 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Approximately zero. There are no gaps in the periodic table, and we have no reason to suspect the existence of stable elements of atomic number higher than what we've already created on Earth.
Answered by laurahal42 - Thu Apr 3 00:18:30 2008
Q. Do we think that we've discovered most of the elements that exist, either on the planet or in the universe? Since the earth is itself made up of space stuff, and space stuff is constantly arriving (via meteors, comets, asteroids, whatever), are all of the elements already here, or do we expect to continue discovering new elements? What if we were able to explore other planets in other solar systems? Would totally new and unknown elements likely be found, or would we find that they are all just different combinations of elements that we already know here on earth?
Asked by Salinger - Wed Apr 2 23:15:15 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Approximately zero. There are no gaps in the periodic table, and we have no reason to suspect the existence of stable elements of atomic number higher than what we've already created on Earth.
Answered by laurahal42 - Thu Apr 3 00:18:30 2008
What are the elements that make a seven on the periodic table?
Q. What are the elements and what is special about them? My teacher was teaching this today and I missed it. Please help! We are balancing chemical equations and she said that these always have a subscript of 2.
Asked by Linda P - Tue May 15 16:07:01 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they are the diatomic elements along with hydrogen. they are nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine, chlorine, bromine, and iodine
Answered by sg1freek - Tue May 15 16:48:52 2007
Q. What are the elements and what is special about them? My teacher was teaching this today and I missed it. Please help! We are balancing chemical equations and she said that these always have a subscript of 2.
Asked by Linda P - Tue May 15 16:07:01 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they are the diatomic elements along with hydrogen. they are nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine, chlorine, bromine, and iodine
Answered by sg1freek - Tue May 15 16:48:52 2007
What are positive elements of a democratic society?
Q. I have a paper to write by the first day of school on positive elements of my society. If everyone can give me two, that would be great, thank you.
Asked by Keyana - Thu Aug 20 14:09:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. (1) people have their civil rights and freedoms guaranteed (2) people can vote (3) freemarket economy means people can make money the way they want and with that money, do what they will
Answered by Tofuie - Thu Aug 20 14:23:15 2009
Q. I have a paper to write by the first day of school on positive elements of my society. If everyone can give me two, that would be great, thank you.
Asked by Keyana - Thu Aug 20 14:09:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. (1) people have their civil rights and freedoms guaranteed (2) people can vote (3) freemarket economy means people can make money the way they want and with that money, do what they will
Answered by Tofuie - Thu Aug 20 14:23:15 2009
What are the elements of a successful Still Life?
Q. No, I am not a kid asking about their homework. I just think it is an interesting subject. Some people are able to take the most mundane elements in a household and elevate them to art. Others are miserable at it.
Asked by Mere Mortal - Thu Jan 3 14:43:15 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Light and shadow. The objects in a still life are much more compelling when they're throwing nice shadows. Composition. The objects have to be in tension with one another, while not looking arranged or contrived. This is a lot harder than it sounds. Color and texture. Should be a variety of both.
Answered by helene - Thu Jan 3 15:16:08 2008
Q. No, I am not a kid asking about their homework. I just think it is an interesting subject. Some people are able to take the most mundane elements in a household and elevate them to art. Others are miserable at it.
Asked by Mere Mortal - Thu Jan 3 14:43:15 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Light and shadow. The objects in a still life are much more compelling when they're throwing nice shadows. Composition. The objects have to be in tension with one another, while not looking arranged or contrived. This is a lot harder than it sounds. Color and texture. Should be a variety of both.
Answered by helene - Thu Jan 3 15:16:08 2008
Do the elements involved in a chemical reaction change into different elements as the reaction proceeds?
Q. Do the elements involved in a chemical reaction change into different elements as the reaction proceeds? Can anyone explain to me a yes or no on this question?
Asked by ScottMiddl - Fri Oct 30 22:24:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, it's impossible for an element to change into another, but when reacting with another it will create a compound.
Answered by Got it - Fri Oct 30 22:33:48 2009
Q. Do the elements involved in a chemical reaction change into different elements as the reaction proceeds? Can anyone explain to me a yes or no on this question?
Asked by ScottMiddl - Fri Oct 30 22:24:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, it's impossible for an element to change into another, but when reacting with another it will create a compound.
Answered by Got it - Fri Oct 30 22:33:48 2009
What are some common elements in the Primal Narratives of Judaism, Christianity and Islam?
Q. What are some common elements in the Primal Narratives of Judaism, Christianity and Islam? In other words, what are the points of agreement upon which there would be little or no argument?
Asked by break3bendysgrc - Mon May 4 16:36:40 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, they all believe in the Lordship of the one and only God (monotheism in the lordship of God). Second, They all agree on the high status of Abraham (pbuh). Abraham was a prophet or man of God, the forefathers of all the proceeding prophets, and the forefathers of the Jews and the Arabs. The same point cannot be said about Jesus (pbuh) and Muhammad (pbuh); that both have a high status in all three religions. Judaism believes that Marry the mother of Jesus committed adultery thus making Jesus (pbuh) a bastard (Allah for bids us from saying such things). Christians take Muhammad (pbuh) as a liar, as the Quran contains direct refutations towards the lordship or 'sonship' of Jesus (pbuh) (Quran 5:75). Just some additional… [cont.]
Answered by akbar - Wed May 6 02:34:48 2009
Q. What are some common elements in the Primal Narratives of Judaism, Christianity and Islam? In other words, what are the points of agreement upon which there would be little or no argument?
Asked by break3bendysgrc - Mon May 4 16:36:40 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, they all believe in the Lordship of the one and only God (monotheism in the lordship of God). Second, They all agree on the high status of Abraham (pbuh). Abraham was a prophet or man of God, the forefathers of all the proceeding prophets, and the forefathers of the Jews and the Arabs. The same point cannot be said about Jesus (pbuh) and Muhammad (pbuh); that both have a high status in all three religions. Judaism believes that Marry the mother of Jesus committed adultery thus making Jesus (pbuh) a bastard (Allah for bids us from saying such things). Christians take Muhammad (pbuh) as a liar, as the Quran contains direct refutations towards the lordship or 'sonship' of Jesus (pbuh) (Quran 5:75). Just some additional… [cont.]
Answered by akbar - Wed May 6 02:34:48 2009
When using excel Which elements can be modified on a chart ? How could you improve on the default chart?
Q. Which elements can be modified on a chart ? How could you improve on the default chart?
Asked by Nicole R - Wed Dec 3 23:29:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can modify or change just about everything on a chart. Here is a link to a list of things you can do with graphs and charts in excel; each topic has a video tutorial which shows you how to do everything you need with a chart:
Answered by JDon - Thu Dec 4 11:58:52 2008
Q. Which elements can be modified on a chart ? How could you improve on the default chart?
Asked by Nicole R - Wed Dec 3 23:29:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can modify or change just about everything on a chart. Here is a link to a list of things you can do with graphs and charts in excel; each topic has a video tutorial which shows you how to do everything you need with a chart:
Answered by JDon - Thu Dec 4 11:58:52 2008
Photoshop elements 4 - How do I blend one layer say a photo onto a crumpled piece of paper on a 2nd layer?
Q. I wish to create a crumpled photo effect using Elements 4. The photo would have to be blended such that it follows the contours of the crumpled paper. Is this possible with Elements 4 and if so how do you do it?
Asked by Roger - Wed Sep 26 12:06:32 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try setting the layer above the paper to 'multiply' (top left corner of the layer palette - default value is set to 'normal'). This way dark areas of the crumpled paper will show through and the image will look like it's on the paper. If you experiment with the different layer blends, you can create different effects. Multiply adds together the colour values of the two layers. Adjusting the levels of the two layers will vary what shows through. Reducing the mid-tones of the paper (increase the contrast) may help make the image appear a bit clearer.
Answered by RogueFour - Sun Sep 30 05:11:41 2007
Q. I wish to create a crumpled photo effect using Elements 4. The photo would have to be blended such that it follows the contours of the crumpled paper. Is this possible with Elements 4 and if so how do you do it?
Asked by Roger - Wed Sep 26 12:06:32 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try setting the layer above the paper to 'multiply' (top left corner of the layer palette - default value is set to 'normal'). This way dark areas of the crumpled paper will show through and the image will look like it's on the paper. If you experiment with the different layer blends, you can create different effects. Multiply adds together the colour values of the two layers. Adjusting the levels of the two layers will vary what shows through. Reducing the mid-tones of the paper (increase the contrast) may help make the image appear a bit clearer.
Answered by RogueFour - Sun Sep 30 05:11:41 2007
What's the difference between Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 and CS4?
Q. What are the differences between Elements 7 and CS4? Are they big differences? Is it worth paying more? Also what's the difference between Premiere Elements 7 and CS4?
Asked by Mimi G - Tue Oct 7 18:30:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a big difference between the two. Elements is used for average computer users who want to make small time edits. Photoshop CS4(which isn't out for the general public til November 7) is used by most graphic artist as well as web design.
Answered by disegnareossessioni - Tue Oct 7 18:36:55 2008
Q. What are the differences between Elements 7 and CS4? Are they big differences? Is it worth paying more? Also what's the difference between Premiere Elements 7 and CS4?
Asked by Mimi G - Tue Oct 7 18:30:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a big difference between the two. Elements is used for average computer users who want to make small time edits. Photoshop CS4(which isn't out for the general public til November 7) is used by most graphic artist as well as web design.
Answered by disegnareossessioni - Tue Oct 7 18:36:55 2008
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