What are some good reads that you recommend?
Q. I am 14, I enjoy most books fiction and non-fiction. From Classic like Pride&Prejudice to The Clique to Twilight. Recently I've been reading off the NY times best sellers, but kinda running out as the good reads there have been there for ages. Thanx!
Asked by Sasha N - Mon May 25 06:17:16 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hey the boks i'd recommend to you are : Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare and Before I Die by Jenny Downham. The rest of the list of some good fiction books is as following: Genre: Fantasy General: Mortal Instruments trilogy by Cassandra Clare Graceling Vampire: Blue Bloods series by Melissa de la Cruz The Vampire Kisses series by Ellen Schrieber Dracula by Bram Stoker Marked By Kristian Cast and P.C. Cast Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead The Vampire Diaries by LJ Smith The Silver Kiss by Annette Curtis Clause Cirque du Freak by Darren Shan Halfway to the Grave by Jeaniene Frost Interview With a Vampire by Anne Rice Salem's Lot by Stephen King The Floods Evernight Evermore Fairy: Tithe series by Holly Black Grimm's Fairy Tales by… [cont.]
Answered by Seeker - Mon May 25 06:24:47 2009
Q. I am 14, I enjoy most books fiction and non-fiction. From Classic like Pride&Prejudice to The Clique to Twilight. Recently I've been reading off the NY times best sellers, but kinda running out as the good reads there have been there for ages. Thanx!
Asked by Sasha N - Mon May 25 06:17:16 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hey the boks i'd recommend to you are : Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare and Before I Die by Jenny Downham. The rest of the list of some good fiction books is as following: Genre: Fantasy General: Mortal Instruments trilogy by Cassandra Clare Graceling Vampire: Blue Bloods series by Melissa de la Cruz The Vampire Kisses series by Ellen Schrieber Dracula by Bram Stoker Marked By Kristian Cast and P.C. Cast Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead The Vampire Diaries by LJ Smith The Silver Kiss by Annette Curtis Clause Cirque du Freak by Darren Shan Halfway to the Grave by Jeaniene Frost Interview With a Vampire by Anne Rice Salem's Lot by Stephen King The Floods Evernight Evermore Fairy: Tithe series by Holly Black Grimm's Fairy Tales by… [cont.]
Answered by Seeker - Mon May 25 06:24:47 2009
Why does my fuel gauge read more gas especially at night. And reads lower when the cars hot during the day?
Q. It seems to run better when the gauge reads more gas.
Asked by Kuvimba M - Tue Sep 2 10:36:28 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It could have something to do with the expansion and contraction of the fuel during the hotter and cooler periods of the day, but you should bear in mind that fuel gauges are only a guide to the tanks contents, they are not closely accurate.
Answered by macy - Tue Sep 2 10:49:13 2008
Q. It seems to run better when the gauge reads more gas.
Asked by Kuvimba M - Tue Sep 2 10:36:28 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It could have something to do with the expansion and contraction of the fuel during the hotter and cooler periods of the day, but you should bear in mind that fuel gauges are only a guide to the tanks contents, they are not closely accurate.
Answered by macy - Tue Sep 2 10:49:13 2008
What is the dua that the Imam reads after delivering the English talk in Jumah?
Q. Assalam o Alaikum. This friday i am to lead the jummah prayer, and i was just wondering what the dua that imam reads after he delivers the english talk is? if anyone knows, please answer.
Asked by Saad - Wed Sep 16 00:54:22 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Assalam o Alaikum. This friday i am to lead the jummah prayer, and i was just wondering what the dua that imam reads after he delivers the english talk is? if anyone knows, please answer.
Asked by Saad - Wed Sep 16 00:54:22 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
How do you change how your car reads distance?
Q. My car was reading 100,000 miles. Then I unplugged the PCM (Powertrain Control Module) and now it reads over 500,000 on the digital odometer. Is there any way to change how a 2002 Pontiac Sunfire reads distance. Ex: Changing it from miles to kilometers
Asked by AudioboN - Mon Jan 5 22:30:29 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All other forums say you need to take it to the dealership to switch the display from KM to Mi
Answered by Dasindog - Mon Jan 5 22:38:27 2009
Q. My car was reading 100,000 miles. Then I unplugged the PCM (Powertrain Control Module) and now it reads over 500,000 on the digital odometer. Is there any way to change how a 2002 Pontiac Sunfire reads distance. Ex: Changing it from miles to kilometers
Asked by AudioboN - Mon Jan 5 22:30:29 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All other forums say you need to take it to the dealership to switch the display from KM to Mi
Answered by Dasindog - Mon Jan 5 22:38:27 2009
Why do Peyton manning use the middle linebacker and the safeties for pres-snap reads?
Q. How can you use the middle linebacker and safeties as pre-snap reads?
Asked by Jordan Kelly - Mon Sep 7 21:44:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. How can you use the middle linebacker and safeties as pre-snap reads?
Asked by Jordan Kelly - Mon Sep 7 21:44:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
What are those designs called where it reads both ways?
Q. Not a palindrome or anagram, but where if you look at it one way, it reads one thing, but from the opposite direction, it reads as a different word? There was a tattoo on "Miami Ink"-viewed right side up it said "ANGEL", but viewed upside down it said "DEVIL". The guy had another tattoo that did the same thing with other words.
Asked by senorjester@sbcglobal.net - Thu Nov 22 03:27:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The design you what you want to know about is an AMBIGRAM. The term describes all the words that are written in such a way so that they can be read normally or reversed upside-down (often with the opposite meaning).
Answered by supersonic332003 - Sat Nov 24 13:35:54 2007
Q. Not a palindrome or anagram, but where if you look at it one way, it reads one thing, but from the opposite direction, it reads as a different word? There was a tattoo on "Miami Ink"-viewed right side up it said "ANGEL", but viewed upside down it said "DEVIL". The guy had another tattoo that did the same thing with other words.
Asked by senorjester@sbcglobal.net - Thu Nov 22 03:27:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The design you what you want to know about is an AMBIGRAM. The term describes all the words that are written in such a way so that they can be read normally or reversed upside-down (often with the opposite meaning).
Answered by supersonic332003 - Sat Nov 24 13:35:54 2007
when i start my computer it reads an error message regarding loading rundll how do i fix it?
Q. when i start my computer it reads the message c:/windows/system32/jiqnv idd.dll how can i fix this problem without uninstaling it. i have stopped the message but it is affecting my computer performance what do you mean reformat my pc and how do i do it?
Asked by the hesitator - Fri Jul 18 18:19:55 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I found this great site for all computer problems
Answered by mom3 - Fri Jul 18 18:32:39 2008
Q. when i start my computer it reads the message c:/windows/system32/jiqnv idd.dll how can i fix this problem without uninstaling it. i have stopped the message but it is affecting my computer performance what do you mean reformat my pc and how do i do it?
Asked by the hesitator - Fri Jul 18 18:19:55 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I found this great site for all computer problems
Answered by mom3 - Fri Jul 18 18:32:39 2008
What are good classicals and good reads for teenagers?
Q. Hi, I'm 14 years old and I really enjoy reading. However I have finished all my books and was wondering what some good reads are? I enjoy reading classics and those set in the olden times. I have recently enjoyed reading: Little Women Black Beauty The Silver Brumby Girl Missing and running for her life. I do enjoy modern ones as well a good laugh or a good cry I just need a good book Thanks Ellie xx
Asked by Ellie G - Wed Dec 31 12:33:00 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love classics as well. Here are some of my favorites: Jane Eyre (sad romance/horror but good ending) Anne of Green Gables series ( very uplifting. You can skip over the long descriptions or like me you can revel in them!) Pride and Prejudice (romantic and funny--the movie with Colin Firth in it is amazing too) I also enjoyed Huckleberry Finn, Tom Sawyer, Around the World in 80 days (great movie also w/ Jackie Chan) Sense and Sensibility, Tale of Two Cities (heartrending!) The Secret Garden, A Little Princess, and the Sherlock Holmes Mysteries--like Hound of the Baskervilles and the Speckled Band. I like most classics. I'm glad someone else still finds them enjoyable. It's amazing how nice they can be when you're not over-analyzing… [cont.]
Answered by tdoulagirl - Wed Dec 31 12:43:20 2008
Q. Hi, I'm 14 years old and I really enjoy reading. However I have finished all my books and was wondering what some good reads are? I enjoy reading classics and those set in the olden times. I have recently enjoyed reading: Little Women Black Beauty The Silver Brumby Girl Missing and running for her life. I do enjoy modern ones as well a good laugh or a good cry I just need a good book Thanks Ellie xx
Asked by Ellie G - Wed Dec 31 12:33:00 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love classics as well. Here are some of my favorites: Jane Eyre (sad romance/horror but good ending) Anne of Green Gables series ( very uplifting. You can skip over the long descriptions or like me you can revel in them!) Pride and Prejudice (romantic and funny--the movie with Colin Firth in it is amazing too) I also enjoyed Huckleberry Finn, Tom Sawyer, Around the World in 80 days (great movie also w/ Jackie Chan) Sense and Sensibility, Tale of Two Cities (heartrending!) The Secret Garden, A Little Princess, and the Sherlock Holmes Mysteries--like Hound of the Baskervilles and the Speckled Band. I like most classics. I'm glad someone else still finds them enjoyable. It's amazing how nice they can be when you're not over-analyzing… [cont.]
Answered by tdoulagirl - Wed Dec 31 12:43:20 2008
How far away can the gadget that reads a microchip be?
Q. If I were to microchip a pet what is the furthest the gadget that reads the chip could be away from it - or are we only talking inc..er centimeters? Glad you agree with my shed theory Gonz - however I was contemplating using it on a person - would NASA still help?
Asked by Serendipity - Fri Jan 9 08:37:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I heard they can track the thing from space with the help of NASA cos they are bored,what with no moon landings or shuttles anymore,and want something to do,so they developed this nice little sideline in tracing missing pets,for an an acceptable fee,obviously ... But if you ain't got it chipped you got to go to the small ads and hire a Private Investigator and he will ask around with the other cats,give them a bit of a grilling,and maybe turn over some of the shifty looking local dogs as well ... he'll get some leads that way,and track down the missing mogmeister - maybe it's got trouble with some broad or some fish heist went down wrong and he's gone to ground until the heat dies down? Or some local hood clipped him with a water pistol… [cont.]
Answered by Rum Cove - Sat Jan 10 11:04:31 2009
Q. If I were to microchip a pet what is the furthest the gadget that reads the chip could be away from it - or are we only talking inc..er centimeters? Glad you agree with my shed theory Gonz - however I was contemplating using it on a person - would NASA still help?
Asked by Serendipity - Fri Jan 9 08:37:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I heard they can track the thing from space with the help of NASA cos they are bored,what with no moon landings or shuttles anymore,and want something to do,so they developed this nice little sideline in tracing missing pets,for an an acceptable fee,obviously ... But if you ain't got it chipped you got to go to the small ads and hire a Private Investigator and he will ask around with the other cats,give them a bit of a grilling,and maybe turn over some of the shifty looking local dogs as well ... he'll get some leads that way,and track down the missing mogmeister - maybe it's got trouble with some broad or some fish heist went down wrong and he's gone to ground until the heat dies down? Or some local hood clipped him with a water pistol… [cont.]
Answered by Rum Cove - Sat Jan 10 11:04:31 2009
How do I turn off my phone's setting that reads texts out loud?
Q. I was fooling around and turned on a feature that reads incoming texts out loud with a computerized voice. Now I can't figure out how to make it stop!! Help! Fyi I have verizon.
Asked by Tigger_Gal - Sun Oct 12 16:04:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to the message screen you will see it says settings on the bottom and there should be something that says text auto play just turn it off. I have the Voyager not sure if you have the same
Answered by Donnie Darko - Sun Oct 12 16:11:24 2008
Q. I was fooling around and turned on a feature that reads incoming texts out loud with a computerized voice. Now I can't figure out how to make it stop!! Help! Fyi I have verizon.
Asked by Tigger_Gal - Sun Oct 12 16:04:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to the message screen you will see it says settings on the bottom and there should be something that says text auto play just turn it off. I have the Voyager not sure if you have the same
Answered by Donnie Darko - Sun Oct 12 16:11:24 2008
How can I call people online where I type and someone reads what I typed?
Q. My phone is out of service and was wondering what online service does this, where you type, a receptionist reads what you typed to your recipient, and will type to you what your recipient said. This service is free, to my knowledge.
Asked by Will G - Mon Nov 20 17:24:01 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Google "Message Relay Centers" it's used for telecommunications with deaf people. And I've never head of this service being free. J
Answered by Jenn (Due March 14, 2010) - Mon Nov 20 17:32:12 2006
Q. My phone is out of service and was wondering what online service does this, where you type, a receptionist reads what you typed to your recipient, and will type to you what your recipient said. This service is free, to my knowledge.
Asked by Will G - Mon Nov 20 17:24:01 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Google "Message Relay Centers" it's used for telecommunications with deaf people. And I've never head of this service being free. J
Answered by Jenn (Due March 14, 2010) - Mon Nov 20 17:32:12 2006
If your mercurial barometer reads 1033 millibars and the temperature is 13 C, what is the correct reading?
Q. If your mercurial barometer reads 30.50 inches (1033 millibars) and the temperature is 56 F (13 C), what is the correct reading at 55 N, 150 W? Correct answer: 1031 millibars. My question: why is that so? Given a similar problem, what calculation could I make to correctly answer the question?
Asked by cptnorb - Fri Aug 28 01:27:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think the answer is in the fact that you use a Mercury barometer. The average pressure on earth (1013,25 hPa) is about 760 mm of Mercury. But Mercury changes its density with the temperature and that's why it is used in thermometers. So, the column of Mercury you read on the barometer must be adjusted for the temperature. Incidentally, the average temperature on earth is 15 C. That, together with 1013,25 and 0.65 C per 100 m as the lapse rate, make the Standard Atmosphere (SA) what all instruments are calibrated for. Now, the latitude and longitude you give - after checking with Google Maps - is somewhere at sea, in the Gulf of Alaska. It doesn't say anything else than ... the pressure is measured at sea level. And that's important… [cont.]
Answered by Michel Verheughe - Fri Aug 28 03:28:47 2009
Q. If your mercurial barometer reads 30.50 inches (1033 millibars) and the temperature is 56 F (13 C), what is the correct reading at 55 N, 150 W? Correct answer: 1031 millibars. My question: why is that so? Given a similar problem, what calculation could I make to correctly answer the question?
Asked by cptnorb - Fri Aug 28 01:27:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think the answer is in the fact that you use a Mercury barometer. The average pressure on earth (1013,25 hPa) is about 760 mm of Mercury. But Mercury changes its density with the temperature and that's why it is used in thermometers. So, the column of Mercury you read on the barometer must be adjusted for the temperature. Incidentally, the average temperature on earth is 15 C. That, together with 1013,25 and 0.65 C per 100 m as the lapse rate, make the Standard Atmosphere (SA) what all instruments are calibrated for. Now, the latitude and longitude you give - after checking with Google Maps - is somewhere at sea, in the Gulf of Alaska. It doesn't say anything else than ... the pressure is measured at sea level. And that's important… [cont.]
Answered by Michel Verheughe - Fri Aug 28 03:28:47 2009
What's the film where a kid reads the Hite Report during his summer break?
Q. He's got a friend who's always trying to find different ways to masturbate. Meanwhile the star of the film reads the Hite Report and gets obsessed with a neighbour and sleeps outside her house.
Asked by Wulfruna - Sun Feb 1 13:45:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just a wild guess - Could it be "Summer of 42" '42
Answered by Nksh - Sun Feb 1 13:51:24 2009
Q. He's got a friend who's always trying to find different ways to masturbate. Meanwhile the star of the film reads the Hite Report and gets obsessed with a neighbour and sleeps outside her house.
Asked by Wulfruna - Sun Feb 1 13:45:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just a wild guess - Could it be "Summer of 42" '42
Answered by Nksh - Sun Feb 1 13:51:24 2009
I want to become the person that reads books for audio books?
Q. Any ideas on who to talk to or where to look to become the person that reads the books and has it recorded to become an audio book? I would love to do this for a career.
Asked by Pierre-Julien - Wed Aug 22 14:15:56 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think almost all of the hiring goes through talent agents. You have to have a special voice to do voice overs, and they look for those from radio and entertainment. I'm not discouraging you from trying, I think it sounds like a great job too. There is a web site called: www.voices.com I don't know anything about them other than that they try to hire voice actors. I'd look up some of the talent agencies, especially for radio, and talk to them. That's where I'd start anyway, and even if it doesn't work out it might get you one step closer. Good luck.
Answered by greg w - Wed Aug 22 14:20:50 2007
Q. Any ideas on who to talk to or where to look to become the person that reads the books and has it recorded to become an audio book? I would love to do this for a career.
Asked by Pierre-Julien - Wed Aug 22 14:15:56 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think almost all of the hiring goes through talent agents. You have to have a special voice to do voice overs, and they look for those from radio and entertainment. I'm not discouraging you from trying, I think it sounds like a great job too. There is a web site called: www.voices.com I don't know anything about them other than that they try to hire voice actors. I'd look up some of the talent agencies, especially for radio, and talk to them. That's where I'd start anyway, and even if it doesn't work out it might get you one step closer. Good luck.
Answered by greg w - Wed Aug 22 14:20:50 2007
Who is the guy that reads a speech thing out at an execution?
Q. does anyone know who the guy is who reads a little speech out before someone is hanged? i need to know the ame of his job. also, does any know what the name of the speech is that he reads out? im writing a story for my gcse and im writing about a guy who gets hanged. for those of you who haven't got a clue what im talking about, its like on pirates of the Caribbean, those people are being hung as a soldier type person reads something out.
Asked by TheKillersFan - Sat Feb 28 13:32:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The court clerk, the judge, the seargent at arms, the warden, the captain of the ship or the last one could be the officer of the deck or duty officer. In history even early court reporters were used to once again read the charges against the person. The paper work being read idetifies the person reads aloud the charges and the sentence and the name of the person(a) who instructed the executioner to hang the person and by what authority the person ordering the hanging was working under. Such as a judge duly sworn to uphold the law and set sentences and punishment for capitol crimes.
Answered by djohnsontexas - Sat Feb 28 13:50:10 2009
Q. does anyone know who the guy is who reads a little speech out before someone is hanged? i need to know the ame of his job. also, does any know what the name of the speech is that he reads out? im writing a story for my gcse and im writing about a guy who gets hanged. for those of you who haven't got a clue what im talking about, its like on pirates of the Caribbean, those people are being hung as a soldier type person reads something out.
Asked by TheKillersFan - Sat Feb 28 13:32:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The court clerk, the judge, the seargent at arms, the warden, the captain of the ship or the last one could be the officer of the deck or duty officer. In history even early court reporters were used to once again read the charges against the person. The paper work being read idetifies the person reads aloud the charges and the sentence and the name of the person(a) who instructed the executioner to hang the person and by what authority the person ordering the hanging was working under. Such as a judge duly sworn to uphold the law and set sentences and punishment for capitol crimes.
Answered by djohnsontexas - Sat Feb 28 13:50:10 2009
What Did Palin Mean When She Said She Reads Every Newspaper?
Q. When asked by katie couric which newspapers Sarah Palin reads, Palin responded "all of them." When pressed several times as to what that meant, she persisted in saying that she reads all newspapers. What was the point of saying that?
Asked by agactual - Tue Sep 30 21:15:06 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My interpretation; "I read a newspaper, once." What? I can't believe she couldn't name a few.
Answered by jersey girl in exile - Tue Sep 30 21:23:06 2008
Q. When asked by katie couric which newspapers Sarah Palin reads, Palin responded "all of them." When pressed several times as to what that meant, she persisted in saying that she reads all newspapers. What was the point of saying that?
Asked by agactual - Tue Sep 30 21:15:06 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My interpretation; "I read a newspaper, once." What? I can't believe she couldn't name a few.
Answered by jersey girl in exile - Tue Sep 30 21:23:06 2008
How do I fix the "Audio Preview" on Youtube, it only reads in fast motion?
Q. Its a nice feature but I can't understand the reading. Because it only reads like the chipmunks.
Asked by Daddy Bear - Sat Oct 25 23:48:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ooohh that used to happen to me at first too it stopped happening about a week ago, but idk why maybe it will do the same for u. good luck!
Answered by youtube.com/rachelroxmyhatoff - Sun Oct 26 00:49:14 2008
Q. Its a nice feature but I can't understand the reading. Because it only reads like the chipmunks.
Asked by Daddy Bear - Sat Oct 25 23:48:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ooohh that used to happen to me at first too it stopped happening about a week ago, but idk why maybe it will do the same for u. good luck!
Answered by youtube.com/rachelroxmyhatoff - Sun Oct 26 00:49:14 2008
Good reads for a rather advanced 14 year old?
Q. As a 14-year-old girl, I read much more than average. The problem with that is, I run out of reads fast. I really liked To Kill a Mockingbird and The Old Man and the Sea. Does anyone know any other classics that I might be interested in? Other teenaged books are fine, as long as they aren't any of those badly written prom ones or whatever I see at the teen section. I also like the author M. T. Anderson, if you know him. I like the ideas and plot twists to his novels.
Asked by Von Verde - Sat Apr 12 11:03:26 2008 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Catcher in the Rye. The Great Gatsby. Don Quixote. Wuthering Heights (I stay away from Pride and Prejudice, but you might be more into it than I - same goes for Middlemarch) The Brothers Karamazov, Charterhouse of Parma, Light in August, The Sound and the Fury, The Stranger, The Plague, A Lesson Before Dying, Heart of Darkness, Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up to Me, War and Peace. Ender's Game. All excellent books - and there are many many more. Some are really long (you won't get through them quickly), but great - Like Bros K. W&P, Charterhouse. Some are shorter, but so rewarding to read. If you really liked To Kill a Mockingbird and the Old Man and the Sea, I'd say why bother with most "teenaged" books? Keep searching!
Answered by gurureoul - Sat Apr 12 11:16:15 2008
Q. As a 14-year-old girl, I read much more than average. The problem with that is, I run out of reads fast. I really liked To Kill a Mockingbird and The Old Man and the Sea. Does anyone know any other classics that I might be interested in? Other teenaged books are fine, as long as they aren't any of those badly written prom ones or whatever I see at the teen section. I also like the author M. T. Anderson, if you know him. I like the ideas and plot twists to his novels.
Asked by Von Verde - Sat Apr 12 11:03:26 2008 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Catcher in the Rye. The Great Gatsby. Don Quixote. Wuthering Heights (I stay away from Pride and Prejudice, but you might be more into it than I - same goes for Middlemarch) The Brothers Karamazov, Charterhouse of Parma, Light in August, The Sound and the Fury, The Stranger, The Plague, A Lesson Before Dying, Heart of Darkness, Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up to Me, War and Peace. Ender's Game. All excellent books - and there are many many more. Some are really long (you won't get through them quickly), but great - Like Bros K. W&P, Charterhouse. Some are shorter, but so rewarding to read. If you really liked To Kill a Mockingbird and the Old Man and the Sea, I'd say why bother with most "teenaged" books? Keep searching!
Answered by gurureoul - Sat Apr 12 11:16:15 2008
when i take my sons temperature it reads 101 but he doesnt feel hot to the touch?
Q. why is this? its a new thermometer and reads everyone elses temp as normal.
Asked by ginger - Wed Jul 8 09:11:35 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is a very common misconception that temperature and external touch are the same thing. Your body is fighting an infection and heating INSIDE to kill it off. Your external temp (touch) can be as much as 5 degrees cooler than your actual internal temperature (thermometer). Your external is affected by room temp, wind, sweat...
Answered by unknown - Wed Jul 8 09:40:56 2009
Q. why is this? its a new thermometer and reads everyone elses temp as normal.
Asked by ginger - Wed Jul 8 09:11:35 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is a very common misconception that temperature and external touch are the same thing. Your body is fighting an infection and heating INSIDE to kill it off. Your external temp (touch) can be as much as 5 degrees cooler than your actual internal temperature (thermometer). Your external is affected by room temp, wind, sweat...
Answered by unknown - Wed Jul 8 09:40:56 2009
What are some gruesome/ romantic/ unknown fairy tale reads you would recommend?
Q. I want some new fairy tale reads. I like one's like: ~The Moon Maidens ~Gulnara ~Prince Ivan and the Frog Princess ~Two Brides for Five Heads ~King Thrushbeard ~The Princess and the Music-Maker ~Psyche Do you know any new ones besides The Brother's Grimm works? I already have those on hold at my library.
Asked by TreeHugger28 - Sat Feb 28 23:27:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I want some new fairy tale reads. I like one's like: ~The Moon Maidens ~Gulnara ~Prince Ivan and the Frog Princess ~Two Brides for Five Heads ~King Thrushbeard ~The Princess and the Music-Maker ~Psyche Do you know any new ones besides The Brother's Grimm works? I already have those on hold at my library.
Asked by TreeHugger28 - Sat Feb 28 23:27:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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