How to explain gaps in your work history?
Q. Usually, I say nothing just agree with them. The gaps are due to a life threatening and severe and rare illness that nobody knows anything about. If I say this, I will definitely not get the job. Also, how do you explain low self esteem caused by life stresses and the fact you are just starting out again and have to relearn everything. I know I could have the skills, but not so much as a normal person. How do you explain all this to an employer and still land the job?
Asked by Victoria B - Tue Jun 3 04:04:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ___ Do you really have to tell them? Or could youjust put on the right face, and say what they want to hear to get the job? If you HAVE to be honest, then u kinda NEED some emoployer who's prone to being understanding (there are programs..) OR say if you had a family member who coulf vouch, or who is high enough up in an office to just get you in. It may take a combination, of honesty, and BS The BS should include things like a job you had (though actually didnt!) which the company closed (so explains why youleft AND is why they cant call((that's a good one Also try "self-employed" OR have a friend or relative answer a phone for you (at their home, which you list as a job you had, but it's of courase fake Sorry things arent going… [cont.]
Answered by elizabeth susan - Tue Jun 3 04:10:41 2008
Q. Usually, I say nothing just agree with them. The gaps are due to a life threatening and severe and rare illness that nobody knows anything about. If I say this, I will definitely not get the job. Also, how do you explain low self esteem caused by life stresses and the fact you are just starting out again and have to relearn everything. I know I could have the skills, but not so much as a normal person. How do you explain all this to an employer and still land the job?
Asked by Victoria B - Tue Jun 3 04:04:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ___ Do you really have to tell them? Or could youjust put on the right face, and say what they want to hear to get the job? If you HAVE to be honest, then u kinda NEED some emoployer who's prone to being understanding (there are programs..) OR say if you had a family member who coulf vouch, or who is high enough up in an office to just get you in. It may take a combination, of honesty, and BS The BS should include things like a job you had (though actually didnt!) which the company closed (so explains why youleft AND is why they cant call((that's a good one Also try "self-employed" OR have a friend or relative answer a phone for you (at their home, which you list as a job you had, but it's of courase fake Sorry things arent going… [cont.]
Answered by elizabeth susan - Tue Jun 3 04:10:41 2008
How do I explain bad grades on transcripts during an interview?
Q. I've taken honors and advanced classes in English. I'm a journalism/graphic design major and that's what really counts. How do I explain the poor grades in math, economics and/or history when I get an interview? What can I put in my cover letter so I'm not immediately dismissed? I just have always had a difficult time with numbers and history. I'm a good student otherwise. The jobs I'm applying to are with schools in the marketing/communications or design field.
Asked by Cece - Sun Nov 15 21:07:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I've taken honors and advanced classes in English. I'm a journalism/graphic design major and that's what really counts. How do I explain the poor grades in math, economics and/or history when I get an interview? What can I put in my cover letter so I'm not immediately dismissed? I just have always had a difficult time with numbers and history. I'm a good student otherwise. The jobs I'm applying to are with schools in the marketing/communications or design field.
Asked by Cece - Sun Nov 15 21:07:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How would you explain the difference between braxton hicks and real contractions?
Q. How would you explain the difference between braxton hicks and real contractions? Are they not real if they stop or go away for awhile? What if you get them everyday or everynite for a continuous amount of time? Thanks
Asked by cicijohnson - Thu Nov 19 00:45:01 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. How would you explain the difference between braxton hicks and real contractions? Are they not real if they stop or go away for awhile? What if you get them everyday or everynite for a continuous amount of time? Thanks
Asked by cicijohnson - Thu Nov 19 00:45:01 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Explain appreciation and depreciation of curencies. If more and more students start coming to the United Stat?
Q. Explain appreciation and depreciation of curencies. If more and more students start coming to the United States to study, is it likely to appreciate or depreciate our currency and how?
Asked by Nomi - Tue Jun 2 18:48:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. And you are asking this in the math section of Yahoo Answers rather than the economics section because? The more people want your money, the more your money appreciates. If people want to come to the U.S. and spend money, they have to have U.S. money to spend.
Answered by simplicitus - Thu Jun 4 02:35:04 2009
Q. Explain appreciation and depreciation of curencies. If more and more students start coming to the United States to study, is it likely to appreciate or depreciate our currency and how?
Asked by Nomi - Tue Jun 2 18:48:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. And you are asking this in the math section of Yahoo Answers rather than the economics section because? The more people want your money, the more your money appreciates. If people want to come to the U.S. and spend money, they have to have U.S. money to spend.
Answered by simplicitus - Thu Jun 4 02:35:04 2009
How do you explain to the average person why American Pit Bull Terriers aren't vicious killers?
Q. While making it short and to the point. There are so many things I would like to say to people who ask me about my APBTs, but the average person doesn't want to be lectured -- I know if someone was explaining the entire history of their dog's breed to me I'd become annoyed. How do other APBT owners (or the owners of dogs seen as monsters) explain things to curious strangers? 2boys2dogs2birds, I honestly wonder where people like you get their information. There has never been any scientific studies to back up anything you have said. Repeating things that you have heard or making up false information yourself from your opinions is terribly ignorant. I almost feel sorry for you. GotNewfs?, I completely agree with you. I for one second have… [cont.]
Asked by Blank - Fri Oct 12 20:03:19 2007 - - 22 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Let your well behaved, well trained dog be a shining example of how wonderful the breed can be. If people ask and really want to know explain to them that it is all about the way they are raised and trained. Explain that some breeds have a natural tendency to be more aggressive than others because of there original purpose (in the case of bull and terrier breeds bull baiting, Rottie guarding cattle, Dobie personal protection ect. ) Explain that in APBT this aggression is not directed at humans ever in a properly raised dog and that in properly trained dogs the natural aggression toward other animals is controlled and and prevented from being expressed. If they don't ask or don't really care (ie asking how you can own such a… [cont.]
Answered by BMTHESPIAN - Fri Oct 12 20:21:41 2007
Q. While making it short and to the point. There are so many things I would like to say to people who ask me about my APBTs, but the average person doesn't want to be lectured -- I know if someone was explaining the entire history of their dog's breed to me I'd become annoyed. How do other APBT owners (or the owners of dogs seen as monsters) explain things to curious strangers? 2boys2dogs2birds, I honestly wonder where people like you get their information. There has never been any scientific studies to back up anything you have said. Repeating things that you have heard or making up false information yourself from your opinions is terribly ignorant. I almost feel sorry for you. GotNewfs?, I completely agree with you. I for one second have… [cont.]
Asked by Blank - Fri Oct 12 20:03:19 2007 - - 22 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Let your well behaved, well trained dog be a shining example of how wonderful the breed can be. If people ask and really want to know explain to them that it is all about the way they are raised and trained. Explain that some breeds have a natural tendency to be more aggressive than others because of there original purpose (in the case of bull and terrier breeds bull baiting, Rottie guarding cattle, Dobie personal protection ect. ) Explain that in APBT this aggression is not directed at humans ever in a properly raised dog and that in properly trained dogs the natural aggression toward other animals is controlled and and prevented from being expressed. If they don't ask or don't really care (ie asking how you can own such a… [cont.]
Answered by BMTHESPIAN - Fri Oct 12 20:21:41 2007
How would I explain to an older adult why maintaining muscle mass is important?
Q. I am not sure how to explain why muscle mass is important to my grandparents. I want them to do strength training in order to keep their muscle but how can I explain it to them in simpler terms? Please help!
Asked by Sporty25 - Mon Oct 20 22:48:43 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your grandparents are concerned about it just tell them that using their muscles helps keep their bones strong which helps them not break something...strong muscles help them keep their balance better. Good muscle mass makes a difference in how the lungs and heart work. Good muscle mass reduces likelihood of using a cane, walker or wheelchair. Good muscle mass means they won't be as dependent on others when they grow older and older. It will allow them to maintain their independence from others having to help them shower, shop, or clean house. Good muscle mass will mean they will have the strength they need to take care of any pets they might have, pick up and hug their grandchildren, great grandchildren, etc. Good muscle mass helps… [cont.]
Answered by LEC - Mon Oct 20 23:08:10 2008
Q. I am not sure how to explain why muscle mass is important to my grandparents. I want them to do strength training in order to keep their muscle but how can I explain it to them in simpler terms? Please help!
Asked by Sporty25 - Mon Oct 20 22:48:43 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your grandparents are concerned about it just tell them that using their muscles helps keep their bones strong which helps them not break something...strong muscles help them keep their balance better. Good muscle mass makes a difference in how the lungs and heart work. Good muscle mass reduces likelihood of using a cane, walker or wheelchair. Good muscle mass means they won't be as dependent on others when they grow older and older. It will allow them to maintain their independence from others having to help them shower, shop, or clean house. Good muscle mass will mean they will have the strength they need to take care of any pets they might have, pick up and hug their grandchildren, great grandchildren, etc. Good muscle mass helps… [cont.]
Answered by LEC - Mon Oct 20 23:08:10 2008
Explain the difference between act and rule utilitarianism! Which is better and why?
Q. Explain the difference between act and rule utilitarianism! Which is better and why?
Asked by jackie - Sun Feb 15 23:39:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The primary difference is the basis of the ethical dilemma. Under act utilitarianism the first consideration is an action that produced pleasure whereas under rule utilitarianism the first consideration is a rule that is questioned on basis of application to a larger whole for an extended period of time with a large percentage of results producing happiness.
Answered by Joseph C - Sun Feb 15 23:49:31 2009
Q. Explain the difference between act and rule utilitarianism! Which is better and why?
Asked by jackie - Sun Feb 15 23:39:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The primary difference is the basis of the ethical dilemma. Under act utilitarianism the first consideration is an action that produced pleasure whereas under rule utilitarianism the first consideration is a rule that is questioned on basis of application to a larger whole for an extended period of time with a large percentage of results producing happiness.
Answered by Joseph C - Sun Feb 15 23:49:31 2009
Explain the difference between accumulated depreciation and depreciation expense.What is the purpose of each.?
Q. Along the same lines, the cost principle requires an asset to be initially recorded at cost. Depreciation causes the asset's book value to decrease over the life of the asset. Explain the difference between accumulated depreciation and depreciation expense. What is the purpose of each account?
Asked by Daddy's Girl - Sun May 31 22:54:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Accumulated depreciation is the depreciation expense so far for a given asset. This goes on the balance sheet as a contra account (negative) which reduces the net value of the asset. In theory the asset get less valuable as time passes. The expense is the amount taken this accounting period. This is on the Income statement.
Answered by ALL - Sun May 31 23:11:29 2009
Q. Along the same lines, the cost principle requires an asset to be initially recorded at cost. Depreciation causes the asset's book value to decrease over the life of the asset. Explain the difference between accumulated depreciation and depreciation expense. What is the purpose of each account?
Asked by Daddy's Girl - Sun May 31 22:54:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Accumulated depreciation is the depreciation expense so far for a given asset. This goes on the balance sheet as a contra account (negative) which reduces the net value of the asset. In theory the asset get less valuable as time passes. The expense is the amount taken this accounting period. This is on the Income statement.
Answered by ALL - Sun May 31 23:11:29 2009
Explain some of the security threats to information systems particularly in a banking system? How does encrypt?
Q. Explain some of the security threats to information systems particularly in a banking system? How does encryption ensure data security?
Asked by abhishek_vis - Tue Feb 24 04:33:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Information Security is a pretty big topic. In any system the threat to information is greater from within. The amount anyone goes to protect information is based on their budget because there is almost no end. So you measure what your information is worth to others and protect it within your budget. Encryption employs mathematical algorithms to scramble the information. A system may use private keys and public keys...a good example is a preshared key. Your home wireless network is a good example, people will employ WEP encryption so their neighbor cannot get into their system. In the router you enter a plain language word to be scrambled into a key, if you put in "golf" you get 2G5KCR83JCRU, this has to be entered into the wireless… [cont.]
Answered by Mark B - Fri Feb 27 08:38:43 2009
Q. Explain some of the security threats to information systems particularly in a banking system? How does encryption ensure data security?
Asked by abhishek_vis - Tue Feb 24 04:33:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Information Security is a pretty big topic. In any system the threat to information is greater from within. The amount anyone goes to protect information is based on their budget because there is almost no end. So you measure what your information is worth to others and protect it within your budget. Encryption employs mathematical algorithms to scramble the information. A system may use private keys and public keys...a good example is a preshared key. Your home wireless network is a good example, people will employ WEP encryption so their neighbor cannot get into their system. In the router you enter a plain language word to be scrambled into a key, if you put in "golf" you get 2G5KCR83JCRU, this has to be entered into the wireless… [cont.]
Answered by Mark B - Fri Feb 27 08:38:43 2009
Explain why it is important to generate good research questions. How is this likely to affect hypothesis testi
Q. Explain why it is important to generate good research questions. How is this likely to affect hypothesis testing?
Asked by shaq - Wed Jun 13 15:09:12 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, if you are basing a conclusing on the answers that people are giving you to questions you created, then your results could be skewed by the answers, or worse, they won't tell you what you need them to. And within the hypothesis, without good questions, the outsider won't know what you are addressing or covering. Hope this helps!
Answered by volleyballchick - Wed Jun 13 15:20:05 2007
Q. Explain why it is important to generate good research questions. How is this likely to affect hypothesis testing?
Asked by shaq - Wed Jun 13 15:09:12 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, if you are basing a conclusing on the answers that people are giving you to questions you created, then your results could be skewed by the answers, or worse, they won't tell you what you need them to. And within the hypothesis, without good questions, the outsider won't know what you are addressing or covering. Hope this helps!
Answered by volleyballchick - Wed Jun 13 15:20:05 2007
Explain why when you wash an angora sweater it will shrink?
Q. Angora is the keratin-rich undercoact of many hairy mammals. Explain why, whne you wash an angora sweater in hot water or run it through the hot cycle of a dryer, it will shrink--- permanently! any help with this would be useful. nothing to broad, but nothing to obvious either.
Asked by Eric T - Sun Mar 2 22:07:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because it's wool and wool shrinks in hot water.
Answered by unknown - Mon Mar 3 15:33:20 2008
Q. Angora is the keratin-rich undercoact of many hairy mammals. Explain why, whne you wash an angora sweater in hot water or run it through the hot cycle of a dryer, it will shrink--- permanently! any help with this would be useful. nothing to broad, but nothing to obvious either.
Asked by Eric T - Sun Mar 2 22:07:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because it's wool and wool shrinks in hot water.
Answered by unknown - Mon Mar 3 15:33:20 2008
How would you explain to people the need to preserve uncontrolled nature in a way everyone can understand?
Q. I am having trouble explaining that we cant wait to "discover" how important it is to a healthy life till its gone. 98% of our old growth gone and the rest in parks we pay for? Clean air, water, and not to mention the insperation of all of our greatest writers, inventors, poets, artist etc came from a unstructered walk in the woods. Its hard to explain to people and not being a TV watcher,(so I feel often I live in a different country)amoung other things I think I am at a loss to communicate this clearly. How would it make sense to you?
Asked by nulset - Fri Jan 20 12:52:30 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry that your question got lost in the back log of open questions before you had a wider range of responses, I can sense this is an important issue to you that you wish more people would take seriously. Graphics work. I am a visually oriented person, (like most males, though I am not) and seeing something "on paper" is easier for me to relate to than auditory facts. Maybe topical maps from the last century or so, that showed the areas of green, before development? Do a ratio of people to greenery? Prove there's more people and less oxygen or something? Then put those findings into a interesting written format and publish either on the web, or submit as an article to a nationally read peridoical? Maybe even turn the data into a children's [cont.]
Answered by sagebella - Thu Jan 26 03:13:38 2006
Q. I am having trouble explaining that we cant wait to "discover" how important it is to a healthy life till its gone. 98% of our old growth gone and the rest in parks we pay for? Clean air, water, and not to mention the insperation of all of our greatest writers, inventors, poets, artist etc came from a unstructered walk in the woods. Its hard to explain to people and not being a TV watcher,(so I feel often I live in a different country)amoung other things I think I am at a loss to communicate this clearly. How would it make sense to you?
Asked by nulset - Fri Jan 20 12:52:30 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry that your question got lost in the back log of open questions before you had a wider range of responses, I can sense this is an important issue to you that you wish more people would take seriously. Graphics work. I am a visually oriented person, (like most males, though I am not) and seeing something "on paper" is easier for me to relate to than auditory facts. Maybe topical maps from the last century or so, that showed the areas of green, before development? Do a ratio of people to greenery? Prove there's more people and less oxygen or something? Then put those findings into a interesting written format and publish either on the web, or submit as an article to a nationally read peridoical? Maybe even turn the data into a children's [cont.]
Answered by sagebella - Thu Jan 26 03:13:38 2006
Explain why it is important for all members of the adult team to share responsibilities in a Nursery?
Q. I need help on an assignment telling me to : Explain why it is important for all members of the adult team to share responsibilities in a Nursery? This is for college.
Asked by Meee..x - Fri Apr 25 03:29:12 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Nursery for kids or plants/trees? Assuming kids, I would say that for so many kids there needs to be 1-2 teachers. Taking care of kids is a lot of work and can sometimes be quite challenging. If everyone works together, the days will go smoother. Teachers will have someone to keep them calm and they can switch classes so that every teacher gets an equal break. Sharing responsibilities will also assure the teachers are getting more education themselves in many different areas.
Answered by DAWN - Fri Apr 25 09:00:23 2008
Q. I need help on an assignment telling me to : Explain why it is important for all members of the adult team to share responsibilities in a Nursery? This is for college.
Asked by Meee..x - Fri Apr 25 03:29:12 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Nursery for kids or plants/trees? Assuming kids, I would say that for so many kids there needs to be 1-2 teachers. Taking care of kids is a lot of work and can sometimes be quite challenging. If everyone works together, the days will go smoother. Teachers will have someone to keep them calm and they can switch classes so that every teacher gets an equal break. Sharing responsibilities will also assure the teachers are getting more education themselves in many different areas.
Answered by DAWN - Fri Apr 25 09:00:23 2008
explain the components and the purpose of a hydraulic system in a F-22 Raptor?
Q. I'm researching on different hydraulic systems in different aircrafts and it will be helpful if an engineer out there could explain and give some sources about a hydraulic system in the f-22 raptor.Aircrafts usually have 4 to 5 systems for flight control and landing gear. At least 1 hydraulic system in the raptor would be fine.
Asked by Bee - Sat Nov 10 12:22:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. OpSec says you don't need to know
Answered by Godzilla Gal - Sat Nov 10 12:41:29 2007
Q. I'm researching on different hydraulic systems in different aircrafts and it will be helpful if an engineer out there could explain and give some sources about a hydraulic system in the f-22 raptor.Aircrafts usually have 4 to 5 systems for flight control and landing gear. At least 1 hydraulic system in the raptor would be fine.
Asked by Bee - Sat Nov 10 12:22:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. OpSec says you don't need to know
Answered by Godzilla Gal - Sat Nov 10 12:41:29 2007
How can I explain to my teenager how the economic slump has forced our change of lifestyle?
Q. We were not living in luxury but did have a lot of creature comforts and now our lifestyle has lowered to a state of bare necessities. My teenage son asked me what caused this and I can't explain the economics because I don't quite understand it myself. How to explain in a simple way what happened worldwide.
Asked by rozalien - Sat Feb 14 14:09:18 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You had to pick a tough one. I think I would start with the sharp rise in oil prices in the recent past. That when oil went up people need to use there fun money to pay for that increase. when oil continued to rise ti used up all the fun money and people had to use necessity bill money some could not pay there bills. and stopped buying other things. when we don't buy those other thing. people loose there jobs. because there's no demand for what they sell. Those people that lost there job are now loosing the homes and the banks are not getting the money. so the banks go into bankruptcy. with people not knowing that there job is secure. think they may need what ever money they have saved to survive. cut back to only the necessitys to ride… [cont.]
Answered by TSW - Sat Feb 14 14:33:14 2009
Q. We were not living in luxury but did have a lot of creature comforts and now our lifestyle has lowered to a state of bare necessities. My teenage son asked me what caused this and I can't explain the economics because I don't quite understand it myself. How to explain in a simple way what happened worldwide.
Asked by rozalien - Sat Feb 14 14:09:18 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You had to pick a tough one. I think I would start with the sharp rise in oil prices in the recent past. That when oil went up people need to use there fun money to pay for that increase. when oil continued to rise ti used up all the fun money and people had to use necessity bill money some could not pay there bills. and stopped buying other things. when we don't buy those other thing. people loose there jobs. because there's no demand for what they sell. Those people that lost there job are now loosing the homes and the banks are not getting the money. so the banks go into bankruptcy. with people not knowing that there job is secure. think they may need what ever money they have saved to survive. cut back to only the necessitys to ride… [cont.]
Answered by TSW - Sat Feb 14 14:33:14 2009
Explain what is done to obtain clear pictures of far and near objects using a camera?
Q. Draw a diagram showing how a camera lens forms an image of a distant object on the film. Explain what is done to obtain clear pictures of far and near objects using a camera.
Asked by unknown - Wed Jul 22 22:41:10 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The easiest way is to use a telephoto lens. This means that all objects are really at "distance" so they are equally in focus. Another way is to have a really small aperture reading "pinhole effect" This eliminates the out of focus peripheral rays and only lets the central clear rays through for far and near. This requires good lighting and or fast ASA setting.
Answered by ignoramus - Thu Jul 23 00:38:38 2009
Q. Draw a diagram showing how a camera lens forms an image of a distant object on the film. Explain what is done to obtain clear pictures of far and near objects using a camera.
Asked by unknown - Wed Jul 22 22:41:10 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The easiest way is to use a telephoto lens. This means that all objects are really at "distance" so they are equally in focus. Another way is to have a really small aperture reading "pinhole effect" This eliminates the out of focus peripheral rays and only lets the central clear rays through for far and near. This requires good lighting and or fast ASA setting.
Answered by ignoramus - Thu Jul 23 00:38:38 2009
Explain the difference between how the stock dividend and how coupon payments is treated in binomial pricing.?
Q. The fundamental formula for binomial pricing is identical between stock option and bond option. However, how to treat the dividend and coupon payments are different. Explain the difference between the two.
Asked by songdongqingdao - Mon Apr 3 16:39:58 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As I understood your question you need a good book on pricing derivatives. Try this: Hull , John - Options, Futures and Other Derivative Securities (5nd Ed.) Since direct links are not welcome here, you should open www.rapidshared.org -> choose e-books directory -> search for 'derivatives' -> get the direct link and spent couple of minutes reading the demanded chapters.
Answered by IMMORTAL GOD - Mon Apr 3 17:17:30 2006
Q. The fundamental formula for binomial pricing is identical between stock option and bond option. However, how to treat the dividend and coupon payments are different. Explain the difference between the two.
Asked by songdongqingdao - Mon Apr 3 16:39:58 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As I understood your question you need a good book on pricing derivatives. Try this: Hull , John - Options, Futures and Other Derivative Securities (5nd Ed.) Since direct links are not welcome here, you should open www.rapidshared.org -> choose e-books directory -> search for 'derivatives' -> get the direct link and spent couple of minutes reading the demanded chapters.
Answered by IMMORTAL GOD - Mon Apr 3 17:17:30 2006
Explain how the inflammatory response helps to destroy bacteria which have entered the body?
Q. A gardener pricks their finger on a thorn. Explain how the inflammatory response helps to destroy bacteria which have entered their body? thank you!
Asked by unknown - Mon Nov 2 12:50:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. inflammation causes the cells of the body to swell up so much that they pin the bacteria between the cells in the interstitial space. because they can't move around to get nutrients, they eventually die. Then they are swept off by the bloodstream to the kidneys, where they are filtered out of the system.
Answered by Grey E - Mon Nov 2 12:56:33 2009
Q. A gardener pricks their finger on a thorn. Explain how the inflammatory response helps to destroy bacteria which have entered their body? thank you!
Asked by unknown - Mon Nov 2 12:50:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. inflammation causes the cells of the body to swell up so much that they pin the bacteria between the cells in the interstitial space. because they can't move around to get nutrients, they eventually die. Then they are swept off by the bloodstream to the kidneys, where they are filtered out of the system.
Answered by Grey E - Mon Nov 2 12:56:33 2009
How can I explain my husband about my anxiety disorders?
Q. I have been suffering from anxiety disorders for years. I recently started working with a mental health professional. Therapy seem to work well. But my husband, constantly keeps judging and hurting me. I am not able to explain him my situation. We both are very well educated to understand things. I work very hard both at home and at work to provide for the family. How can I explain him, my struggle or suffering, when he is just not willing to listen and keeps saying, I complain all these problems to avoid doing work or I simply like to be unhappy. Its just miserable. Any suggestions?
Asked by Stress F - Fri Aug 29 01:06:22 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hello, I am so sorry you are experiencing this situation - not only anxiety disorder, but also a husband that cannot understand. I suffered for years with extreme anxiety attacks and their devastating side effects as I struggled to take care of my family also. I never knew how stress could cause so much dysfunction in the human body. I think the best way I can help you is just to let you know I used to be in your shoes, and I am no no longer in those "anxiety attack" shoes. My long days of anxiety attacks affecting my life are over. To learn how I overcame my anxiety attacks go to I would highly recommend you get the book by Dr. Claire Weekes called Hope and Help For Your Nerves. That excellent book will tremendously help you and… [cont.]
Answered by Vital Force - Sat Aug 30 01:11:13 2008
Q. I have been suffering from anxiety disorders for years. I recently started working with a mental health professional. Therapy seem to work well. But my husband, constantly keeps judging and hurting me. I am not able to explain him my situation. We both are very well educated to understand things. I work very hard both at home and at work to provide for the family. How can I explain him, my struggle or suffering, when he is just not willing to listen and keeps saying, I complain all these problems to avoid doing work or I simply like to be unhappy. Its just miserable. Any suggestions?
Asked by Stress F - Fri Aug 29 01:06:22 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hello, I am so sorry you are experiencing this situation - not only anxiety disorder, but also a husband that cannot understand. I suffered for years with extreme anxiety attacks and their devastating side effects as I struggled to take care of my family also. I never knew how stress could cause so much dysfunction in the human body. I think the best way I can help you is just to let you know I used to be in your shoes, and I am no no longer in those "anxiety attack" shoes. My long days of anxiety attacks affecting my life are over. To learn how I overcame my anxiety attacks go to I would highly recommend you get the book by Dr. Claire Weekes called Hope and Help For Your Nerves. That excellent book will tremendously help you and… [cont.]
Answered by Vital Force - Sat Aug 30 01:11:13 2008
Briefly explain the various managerial functions. What is the basis for saying that planning is the most cruci
Q. Briefly explain the various managerial functions. What is the basis for saying that planning is the most crucial management function? Discuss.
Asked by ravindra_suman2000 - Sat May 31 00:33:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Broadly, it is PDCA; Plan, Direct, Control and Analyse Planning is most crucial because if the axe is not sharp, you will waste your resources and time needlessly. Planning sharpen your sword.
Answered by cancerians_are_emperors - Sat May 31 08:37:25 2008
Q. Briefly explain the various managerial functions. What is the basis for saying that planning is the most crucial management function? Discuss.
Asked by ravindra_suman2000 - Sat May 31 00:33:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Broadly, it is PDCA; Plan, Direct, Control and Analyse Planning is most crucial because if the axe is not sharp, you will waste your resources and time needlessly. Planning sharpen your sword.
Answered by cancerians_are_emperors - Sat May 31 08:37:25 2008
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