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Resolved Question: Which of these is the best way to combine the sentences?

4 Jun 2008 at 7:59pm

A. Movies are great entertainment; meanwhile, they are also an art form. B. Movies are great entertainment; nevertheless, they are also an art form. C. Movies are great entertainment; still, they are also an art form. D. Movies are great entertainment; however, they are also an art form. I would eliminate "D".

Resolved Question: Fear and loathing poster.?

4 Jun 2008 at 3:44pm

okay, i know i already poted thi question, but i accidentaly put it under the section "entertainment and music - movies" so i'm putting it under "art" this time. :S http://www.mostlyposters.com/images/post... okay. so i have this poster, (link above) and i know it's a ralph steadman picture. and on it, two titles are written. in the bottom right hand corner, it says ' "the savage journey" Ralph Steadman, copyright 2005.' but in the bottom left hand corner, it says 'Ralph Steadman -Fear and loathing.' what's the actual title? and also, I bought it, not knowing anything about it. i just thought it looked cool. and then whenever people saw it, they'd either say some sort of quote or tell me they loved that movie. after a bit of research, i found out that "fear and loathing in las vegas" is the name of a novel and a movie, but how does this picture come into play? HELP! P.s. thanks. :) sorry about the first sentence in the question... there's something wrong with the "s" key on my keyboard... sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. :P

Voting Question: Why are Roger Ebert Movie Review Podcast not avaialbe in the...

3 Jun 2008 at 2:32pm

Tried adding it to my podcast in Itunes. Searched for them and can't find them. I found a link, but when I click on it. Says that they are not avaiable in the US. http://www.learnoutloud.com/Podcast-Directory/Arts-and-Entertainment/Film_-Music_-Rad io_-TV_-and-Pop-Culture/Ebert-and-Roeper-Podcast/7081

Resolved Question: Any comments on this book report: Uncle Toms Cabin?

2 Jun 2008 at 12:22am

First of all, it is worth noting that literature plays an integral role within the society. Therefore, the function of literature can be various. To these functions we can relate entertaining, educative, etc. Literature serves as the means of displaying a particular culture as well as social change or conflict. A reader feel empathy with the protagonists while reads a literary work. Consequently, in order to engage a reader all literary works should have an introductory part, a main body and a conclusion. It is well-known that words have the power to impress a reader and words force a reader feel different feelings such as pity, joy, happiness, interest, angry, etc. The aim of any writer is to stimulate these emotions of a reader. In this way, people obtain an experience and use a logical thinking that helps in future life experience. The book ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? written by Harriet Beecher Stowe is a novel that has become a valuable contribution to history studies of America. The author of the novel ?Uncle Toms? Cabin? has undertaken the great task of presenting such urgent questions of that time in her book. In fact, this novel brought a storm of criticism but at least this novel has served it?s the role in the history of the United States because it put an end to slavery. Therefore, the central idea of the book is the analysis of existing problem by means of revealing it within a novel that is based on personal experience, American laws that constitute the existence of slavery etc. The author of the well-known novel in the history of the United States has succeeded in the purpose to create a touching book, which has come into the history of literature as the most influential one that gave the fist step of ending slavery in the United States. In addition, the present book includes the forty-five sections that introduce the reader with a deep sense of situation that has been in America. Here, it is important to point out that the well-known writer, Harriet Beecher Stowe greatly contributed to the ending of the slavery in the United States. She is considered to be one of the leading writers of the 19th century. Due to the novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? she achieved success and prominence. Nevertheless, ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? is just one novel among other literary works written by Harriet Beecher Stowe. It is worth noting that the present book is the example of how the role of a person is important in understanding a work of literature. Besides, it represents the reader?s emotion versus emotions in characters and an emotional style used by the author. Harriet Beecher Stowe perfectly represents the inner world of her protagonists focusing on the importance of social values. Moreover, we should examine what events in the novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? written in 1851 by Harriet Beecher Stowe have been harshly criticized as ?sentimental? or as ?over-emotional? in the novel. ?The scenes of this story, as its title indicates, lie among a race hitherto ignored by the associations of polite and refined society; an exotic race, whose ancestors, born beneath a tropic sun, brought with them, and perpetuated to their descendants, a character so essentially unlike the hard and dominant Anglo-Saxon race as for many years to have won from it only misunderstanding and contempt? (Stowe 1999, p. xxxv). It is necessary to note that such aspects as research of the slavery?s problem, integrated models for understanding relationship and for learning and managing change, the analysis of the influence of the external environment on that change covered in this novel are relevant to a situation in the United States in the nineteenth century. The author?s main point is that slavery is the problem that takes place in the whole world. We should emphasize that the novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? does not offer quite new information but gives examples that perfectly illustrate the existing problem and therefore it is a useful and worth reading novel. In fact, the novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? has been perfectly written and due to a clear language author reproduced the time, culture, civilization and the soul of that time. In his novel, the author uses secondary and primary sources such as the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850. Harriet Beecher Stowe gives explanations, examples and much is done to give some background information as the book is written for diverse audience. For instance, ?the cabin of Uncle Tom was a small log building, close adjoining to ?the house? as the negro par excellence designates his master?s dwelling. In front it had a neat garden-patch, where, every summer, strawberries, raspberries, and a variety of fruits and vegetables, flourished under careful tending. The whole front of it was covered by a large scarlet, bignonia and a native multiflora rose, which entwisting and interlacing, left scarce a vestige of the rough logs to be seen? (Stowe 1999, p. 20). ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? is about the research conducted on the ending of slavery in the United States, as well as in different parts of the world, where this problem existed. It is necessary to note that people can learn some new facts presented in the book; besides, students would like to read this story that illustrates the examples from life represented by Harriet Beecher Stowe. Furthermore, the author uses various sources of information on which Harriet Beecher Stowe bases her study presented in the novel, though the majority of materials come from her own experience. It is necessary to stress that the author of the book has good literary skills. Personally, I am impressed with the author?s analysis of the topic. The book is well-organized and well-written that make it useful and informative. Thus, the novel ?Uncle Tom's Cabin? is worth reading for students and professionals. Therefore, Harriet Beecher Stowe? novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? is a regarded to be the bright example of how the words can affect the reader and what impact they bring in the very core. Harriet Beecher Stowe has written her novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? during the Romantic period of American Literature. In this novel puritan ethnic can be vividly observed. Harriet Beecher Stowe has come into the history of the literature as one of the first female writers who has gained fame and respect during a Romantic period, namely, during the 19th century. Nowadays, her works obtained a new success because the issues elaborated within her works are considered to be urgent till nowadays. The novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? is full of deep sense and symbolic meanings that perfectly give an understanding of the difficulty of the situation. For example, ?die on the field of battle, die on the field of battle, glory in my soul? (Stowe 1999, p. 28). Symbolic meaning of the word ?golden city? can be understood as the desirable goal, in other words, ending of slavery. Hence, it is important to point out that American history is full of important events that has greatly influenced on it. The efforts of Harriet Beecher Stowe helped to end slavery within the United States. One of the greatest leaders, Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the U.S. called Harriet Beecher Stowe as a little lade who started a Civil War. The major contribution of Abraham Lincoln to the American history was fighting for liberty for slaves. He supported the rights of American slaves and in March 4, 1861 he was elected the 16th President of the United States. The Emancipation Proclamation was put into effect on January 1, 1863. It was the beginning of ending slavery. When analyzed the novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? by Harriet Beecher Stowe we have come to the conclusion that literature is an important part of a human life. Sometimes it is used to show life on the examples of their predecessors; sometimes it is used as an entertainment activity due to which people lessen their daily stress; and sometimes it is used as an educational means of learning historical facts. Consequently, literature represents the special interest for a wide audience of people. Art will live forever because its beauty has no borders. People always will enjoy the literary works, where they can find interesting information about the history of their country and so on. Harriet Beecher Stowe wanted people to remember that personal values should be appreciated and therefore she was fighting for the equality of human rights because God created all people equal despite their race, religion, and color of skin. Summarizing, we can state that the novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? written by Harriet Beecher Stowe, that brought success to the author, reveals such issues as politics, religion, race and gender. Besides, social beliefs concerning family and motherhood have been touched in the novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin?. This novel is a perfect embodiment of culture within the United States in the nineteenth century. Harriet Beecher Stowe makes an emphasis on the personal and social values. Thus, the book ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? is worth reading for a wide audience.

Resolved Question: Help? Good book suggestion - for a fastidious reader?

1 Jun 2008 at 9:58pm

I like to read, but unfortunately I'm extremely hard to please - literature-wise. When it comes to art, I don't like anything ordinary. So can you help me find some books to read? Here is what I look for in a book (can include any or all of these): - Number one, it can't be popular fiction. I want to read something that makes me think on a multitude of levels and that is open to interpretation. Not an "empty" read, like one for pure entertainment. - Beautiful words and imagery. I love wordplay, symbolism, double meanings, etc. - Original themes. - Subjects can vary. I like nature, love and relationships, beautiful things. - I like anything artistic, experimental, even something surreal will be great. (Think Finnegan's Wake - James Joyce). - I am open to essays, but I?m looking more for fiction. - Also a big deal for me is the beginning of a work; if it has a bad or ordinary opening, then I am reluctant to read it. You can?t judge a book by its cover, but I tend to judge it from the first page or so. - Doesn't have to be fiction. - The weirder, the better! Some examples of literature or authors that I like: The Awakening ? Kate Chopin The Importance of Being Earnest ? Oscar Wilde A Clockwork Orange ? Anthony Burgess Lolita ? Vladimir Nabokov Bernard Malamud Ralph Waldo Emerson The Bible I liked Memoirs of a Geisha A childhood favorite of mine (I still like it) is Someday Angeline ? Louis Sachar I also liked the Chronicles of Narnia series Edgar Allan Poe, sometimes I thought that The Beast in the Jungle (Henry James) was interesting, but somewhat dull to read. All opinions are welcome. Even if it doesn't meet all or any of the criteria, if you really think it's worth reading, please mention it, but also explain why you chose it. Thank you in advance, really!

Resolved Question: Entertainment ideas for kids at a HUGE BBQ?

30 May 2008 at 4:29pm

I am in charge of kids games/entertainment for a big BBQ (aprox 300 families) , and I'm trying to think of some fun things for them to do. Its going to be at a park (unlimited space). We pretty much have unlimited funds (unless you know anyone that wants to donate stuff! Its for troops coming home from Iraq!). Its at the end of June. Any ideas on what I could do? So far I have: - Renting a bounce house - Firetruck display - Waterballon toss - Kiddies pool full of bubbles with lots of different size wands - Face painting - Clowns - Arts & Crafts table (maybe making sunvisors or face masks)

Resolved Question: will i be able to read the first chapter of breaking dawn ...

30 May 2008 at 1:09am

i was reading stephenie meyer's website and it said the following: Elizabeth wanted me to post the following: "To celebrate the upcoming release of Eclipse Special Edition, Entertainment Weekly will be posting an exclusive sneak preview of the first chapter of Breaking Dawn tomorrow (Friday) ? check it out here on Friday." Also, I should probably answer some questions I have been receiving in my email. Many people are still having a difficult time understanding the concept of Eclipse Special Edition. It is Eclipse, but includes the cover art and first chapter of Breaking Dawn. We will be posting the cover art on Monday, June 2nd, but will not be allowed to post the first chapter on our site until within a few days of the release on August 2, 2008. at first it says that ET will post it tmrw (friday 30) but then it says it wont be released until a few days before august second? i dont want to go out and buy the book again!

Resolved Question: I need to write a book report about uncle toms cabin. And ...

29 May 2008 at 7:36pm

Uncle Tom?s Cabin? Harriet Beecher Stowe First of all, it is worth noting that literature plays an integral role within the society. Therefore, the functions of literature can be various ones. To these functions we can relate entertaining, educative, etc. Literature serves as the means of displaying a particular culture as well as social change or conflict. A reader feels empathy with the protagonists while reading a literary work. Consequently, in order to engage a reader, a literary work should have an introductory part, a main body and a conclusion. It is well-known that the words have the power to impress a reader and words force a reader to feel different feelings such as pity, joy, happiness, interest, angry, etc. The aim of a writer is to stimulate these emotions of a reader. In this way, people obtain an experience and utilize a logical thinking that helps them in future life experience. The book ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? written by Harriet Beecher Stowe is a novel that has become a valuable contribution to the historical studies of the United States. This novel reveals such issues as slavery and equality of human rights. Harriet Beecher Stowe has become well-known due to her novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin?. This novel has brought a storm of criticism. Nevertheless this novel served its role in the history of the United States because it put an end to slavery. Harriet Beecher Stowe succeeded in the purpose to create a touching book, which came into the history of literature as the most influential one that gave the first step of ending slavery in the country. In addition, the present book includes the forty-five parts that provide the reader with a deep sense of situation that has been in America. Here, it is important to point out that the well-known writer, Harriet Beecher Stowe, greatly contributed to the ending of the slavery in the United States. She is considered to be one of the leading writers of the 19th century. Due to the novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? she achieved success and prominence. Nevertheless, ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? is just one novel among other literary works written by Harriet Beecher Stowe. It is worth noting that the present novel is the example of how the role of a person is important in understanding a work of literature. Besides, it represents the reader?s emotions versus emotions in characters and an emotional style used by the author. Harriet Beeher Stowe perfectly represents the inner world of her protagonists focusing on the importance of social values. Moreover, we should examine what events in the novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? written in 1851 by Harriet Beecher Stowe have been harshly criticized as ?sentimental? or as ?over-emotional? in the novel. ?The scenes of this story, as its title indicates, lie among a race hitherto ignored by the associations of polite and refined society; an exotic race, whose ancestors, born beneath a tropic sun, brought with them, and perpetuated to their descendants, a character so essentially unlike the hard and dominant Anglo-Saxon race as for many years to have won from it only misunderstanding and contempt? (Stowe 1999, p. xxxv). It is necessary to note that such aspects as research of the slavery?s problem, integrated models for understanding relationship and for learning and managing change, the analysis of the influence of the external environment on the change covered in this novel are relevant to a situation in the United States in the nineteenth century. The author?s main point is the slavery as the problem that takes place in the whole world. We should emphasize that the novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? does not offer quite new information but gives examples that perfectly illustrate the existing problem and therefore it is a useful and worth reading novel. In fact, the novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? has been perfectly written and due to a clear language author reproduced the time, culture, civilization and the soul of that time. In her novel, the author uses secondary and primary sources such as the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850. Harriet Beecher Stowe gives explanations, examples and much is done to give some background information as the book is written for diverse audience. For instance, ?the cabin of Uncle Tom was a small log building, close adjoining to ?the house? as the ***** par excellence designates his master?s dwelling. In front it had a neat garden-patch, where, every summer, strawberries, raspberries, and a variety of fruits and vegetables, flourished under careful tending. The whole front of it was covered by a large scarlet, bignonia and a native multiflora rose, which untwisting and interlacing, left scarce a vestige of the rough logs to be seen? (Stowe 1999, p 20). ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? is about the research conducted on the ending of slavery in the United States, as well as in different parts of the world, where this problem existed. It is necessary to note that people can learn some new facts presented in the book; besides, students would like to read this story that illustrates the examples from life represented by Harriet Beecher Stowe. Furthermore, the author uses various sources of information on which Harriet Beecher Stowe bases her study presented In the novel, though the majority of materials come from her own experience. It is necessary to stress that the author of the book has good literary skills. Personally, I am impresses with the author?s analysis of the topic. The book is well-organized and well-written that make it useful and informative. Thus, the novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? is worth reading for students and professionals. Therefore, Harriet Beecher Stowe? novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? is regarded to be a bright example of how the words can affect the reader and what impact they bring in the very core. Harriet Beecher Stowe has written her novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? during the Romantic period of American Literature. In this novel puritan ethnic can be vividly observed. Harriet Beecher Stowe has come into the history of the literature as one of the first female writers who gained fame and respect during a Romantic period, namely, during the 19th century. Nowadays, her works have obtained new success because the issues elaborated within her works are considered to be urgent till nowadays. The novel? Uncle Tom?s Cabin? is full of deep sense and symbolic meaning that perfectly give understanding of the difficulty of the situation. For example, ?die on the field of battle, die on the field of battle, glory in my soul? (Stowe 1999, p. 28). Symbolic meaning of the word ?golden city? can be understood as the desirable goal, in other words, ending of slavery. Hence, it is important to point out that American history is full of important events that have greatly influenced it. The efforts of Harriet Beecher Stowe helped to end slavery within the United States. One of the greatest leaders, Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the U.S. called Harriet Beecher Stowe as a little lade who started a Civil War. The major contribution of Abraham Lincoln to the American history was fighting for liberty for slaves. He supported the rights of American slaves and in March 4, 1861 he was elected the 16th President of the United States. The Emancipation proclamation was put into effect on January 1, 1863. It was the beginning of ending slavery. Having analyzed the novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? by Harriet Beecher Stowe, we have come to the conclusion that literature is an important part of a human life. Sometimes it is used to show life on examples of their predecessors; sometimes it is used as an entertainment activity due to which people lessen their daily stress; and sometimes it is used as an educational means of learning historical facts. Consequently, literature represents the special interest for a wide audience of people. Art will live forever because its beauty has no borders. People always will enjoy the literary works, where they can find interesting information about the history of their country and so on. Harriet Beecher Stowe wanted people to remember that personal values are appreciated and therefore she was fighting for the quality of human rights because god created all people equal despite their race, religion, and color of skin. Summarizing, we can state that the novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? written by Harriet Beecher Stowe reveals such issues as politics, religion, race and gender. Besides, social beliefs concerning family and motherhood have been touched in the novel ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin?. This novel is a perfect embodiment of culture in the United States in the nineteenth century. Harriet Beecher Stowe makes an emphasis on the personal and social values. Thus, the book ?Uncle Tom?s Cabin? is worth reading for a wide audience.

Resolved Question: Whats a good school for?......... 10 points!?

27 May 2008 at 12:51pm

entertainment journalism or communication arts in new york or LA! or electronic media

Voting Question: Children's books, ect?

25 May 2008 at 11:33pm

Would it bother you if the author of a great children's book (age appropriate, educational or good entertainment) were also the author of some other art work marketed only to adults and very adult in nature?

Resolved Question: Tell me something cool about French culture?

25 May 2008 at 9:20pm

I have to write a research paper for French about anything I want really, but she said doing something about French culture would be good. That's pretty broad...but yeah, anything interesting about the culture (ie arts, entertainment, food?, sports, teens, etc...) that I could do a paper on. Anyone got anything?

Resolved Question: From Fashion Design to Studio Arts major...in disbelief..?

25 May 2008 at 4:12pm

I've always wanted to be a singer/dancer/songwriter/artist/ fashion designer... Thing is..after I ACTUALLY graduated high school. I just thought that i had to go to college for SOMETHING so that if my career as an entertainer doesn't work out. I can always go back to something.. I hate studying too long so i thought an AA would be appropriate. Now that I'm finishing my first year in Fashion Design for my AA.. I hate it..and I don't even buy clothes anymore, or magazines..or really visit stores. I know that I should just continue till next year to get my AA..but I love sketching, painting..etc and thought I've always wanted to get an AA degree in illustration or studio arts after my Fashion Degree and then pursue a career in the Entertainment industry... I just don't get why my heart changed...and funny thing is is that if I ever become rich. I do want to open a line of clothes.. What is wrong with me...?? My mom is very upset.. [sighs..sighs..]

Resolved Question: dr the rev kamal karna roy's masterpiee based on demand & ...

25 May 2008 at 8:20am

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Resolved Question: draupadi, shared wives syndrome apporoved by world religio...

25 May 2008 at 7:56am

5.25 2008 new york Your Comments On... The Last Doughboy CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. -- Numbers come precisely from the agile mind and nimble tongue of Frank Buckles, who seems bemused to say that 4,734,991 Americans served in the military during America's involvement in the First World War and that 4,734,990 are gone. He is feeling fine, thank you for asking. - By George F. Will Commentsprdas01 wrote: u s campaign practices are corrupt and frauidulent especially when candidacy from weaker candidates were involved as candidate viz the rev dr kamal karna roy an ordained clergy on vow of poverty, declarations given to i r s holtsville office n y 00501 in 1992. dr roy as a major prty gop candidate was tgnored by defendants 700+ nos as per court filings as allegations filed in civil complaints in 74+ us d courts in as many jurisdictions , filed lawfully by dr kamal k roy. see web "kamal karna roy " and federal justia dcket, with " roy " as a litigating party, see below: Preferences | Sign Out Sign In | Register Now Print Edition | Subscribe | PostPoints NewsNation Investigations Education Photos & Video World Technology KidsPost Discussions Metro Entertainment Religion Corrections Business Health Post Magazine Archives PoliticsPolitics Blogs House/Senate Votes White House Congress 2008 Campaign In Depth Polls In the Loop DC | MD | VA OpinionsOpinions Home Outlook Feedback Discussion Groups Toles Cartoons On Faith Telnaes Animations PostGlobal LocalMetro News Weather Local Explorer Jobs Education Traffic Community Handbook Cars DC | MD | VACrime The Extras Real Estate Columns/Blogs Obituaries Local Business Yellow Pages SportsRedskins Capitals Columns/Blogs MLB Nationals D.C. United Local Colleges NBA Wizards High Schools Golf NHL Arts & LivingStyle Movies Travel Fashion & Beauty Horoscopes Smart Living Television Books Home & Garden Comics Entertainment News Food & Dining Museums Theater & Dance Crosswords City GuideFind Restaurants Find Local Events Find Movies Visitors Guide Find Bars & Clubs Going Out Gurus JobsSearch JobsCarsBuy a Car Sell a Car Experts & Advice Dealer Specials Coupons Real EstateBuy a Home Sell a Home Property Values Commercial Properties RentalsFind a Rental Rent Your Place ShoppingShop New Deals & Discounts Shopper Blog Shop Used Sell Your Stuff Pets SEARCH: washingtonpost.com Web | Search Archives washingtonpost.com /> Politics Your Comments On... Candidates React: Clinton Wins Kentucky Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) spoke from Louisville, Kentucky Tuesday after winning the state's primary, where she vowed to continue on. Commentsrobin1231hotmailcom wrote: 5.23.2008 NEW YORK THE REVEREND MR pREMANSU D ROY , COAUTHOR OF "DRAUPADI...SHARE WIVES SYNDRONES OF EPIC PRINCESS OF HINDU MAHABHARATA , SYNDROMES EXTENDED TO MALE LOVERS OF ANY WOMAN IN GOBE, RELIGIOUSY SPEAKING, BY THE WORLD RELIGIONS GROUP, U.S E I N 133566610, RELIGIOU TAX EXEMPT BY U S DEPT OF TREASURY. THE RELIGIOUS AUTHRITY WAS GRANTED TO ALL MALES AND FEMALES WORLD WIDE , AS RELIGIOUS LAW ARE INDEPENDANT OF LOCAL LAWS OF ANY DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC, AS SUCH RELIGIOUS AUTHORITY WAS GRANTED TO RELIGIOUS FOLLOWERS OF ANY FAITH WHO ARE PRESUMED TO B DEFACTO MEMBER OF W R GROUP. THE GROUND OF GRANT OF SUCH AUTHORITY. HUMAN_ANIMALS' LOVE SYNDROMES ARE NO DIFFERENT THAN THE SIMILAR URGE AND BEHAVIOR OF MOST ANIMALS OF UNIVERSE, bUT DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICS MADE ABUSIVE LAWS WHICH RESTRICTED SEX AND LOVE RELATIONSHIPS. ONLY THE POWERFULS WITH ECONOMIC SUPERIORITY MAINTIN DRAPADI SYNDROME RELATIONSHIP WITH OPPOSITE SEX PARTNER. bUT THE PLEASURE AND GAIN FROM SUCH RELATIONS AFE DISCRIMINATORY .THER ARE NO WRITTEN RECORDS OD SUCH LOVE AND NO COMPENSATION ARE MOSTLY PAID AS THE REATIONSHIP IS INSECURED AND ON TABOO PLATFORMS. aS NO RECORDS EXIST OR REQUIRED BY LOCAL LAWS, THE SPREADS OF SEX RELATED DISEASES ARE UNKNOWN IMMEDIATELY AND MAY NOT EVER BE RETRACED FOR DAMAGES RECOVERIES FOR ANY MISCONDUCTS OF CONJUGAL PARTNERS,pAYMENT ARRANGEMENT TO LOVE PARTNERS ON REGULAR BASIS MUST BE RECORDED IN PUBIC TRACING SYSTEM. pUTTING HUMAN REATIONS AND ON CONJUGAL ONDUCTS OF OPPOSITE OR MIXED SEXE ARE GREATEST HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AGAINST BOTH MALE , FEMALE AND OTHER RELATIONSHIPS.oN THE CONTEXT OF PROBLEMS THE MAIN OR PRICIPAL AUTHOR OF DREAM, CURRENTLY SUGGESTED AS NIGHTMARES TO MANY IN REVERANCE OF ANIMALITY SWEET CONDUCT THE REIGIOUS LAWS OF DRAUDI SYNDROME S WERE RELIOUSLY APPROVED AT A RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE HELD AT bUFFALO SHERATON IN AUGUST NEAR BUFFALO INT'L AIRPORT IN BUFFALO,IN THE CITY OF BUFFAO, IN THE STAT OF NEW YORK,IN THE USA. FURTHER INFORMATION CAN BE HAD FROM H I I W R GROUP, PO BOX 1173 SARANAC LAKE NEW YORK 12983 E MAIL VISHWA_DH@YAHOO.COM. Hello robin1231hotmailcom Edit Preferences | Sign Out Sign In | Register Now Print Edition | Subscribe NewsPoliticsBusinessEducationPhotos & VideoNationTechnologyKidsPostDiscussionsWorldEntertainmentReligionCorrectionsMetroHea lthPost

Resolved Question: Can you name this wrestler?

24 May 2008 at 4:49pm

All Japan Pro Wrestling NWA United National Championship (1 time) Central States Wrestling NWA United States Heavyweight Championship (Central States version) (1 time) Frontier Martial Arts Wrestling WWA World Martial Arts Heavyweight Championship (2 times) International Championship Wrestling ICW United States Heavyweight Championship (2 times) (First) Maple Leaf Wrestling NWA United States Heavyweight Championship (Toronto version) (4 times) NWA Detroit NWA United States Heavyweight Championship (Detroit version) (12 times) NWA Hollywood Wrestling NWA Americas Heavyweight Championship (1 time) NWA Mid-Pacific Promotions NWA Hawaii Heavyweight Championship (1 time) Southwest Sports, Inc. NWA Texas Heavyweight Championship (1 time) World Wide Wrestling Federation |World Wrestling Entertainment WWE Hall of Famer (not telling you the year) WWWF United States Championship (2 times He is on that video game Legends of Wrestling: Showdown Warning: No looking at wikipedia puredyna... got it

Resolved Question: christians: do you agree with Dr James Kennedy? "Reclaimin...

24 May 2008 at 3:12pm

At a "Reclaiming America for Christ" conference in February, 2005, Kennedy said: "Our job is to reclaim America for Christ, whatever the cost. As the vice regents of God, we are to exercise godly dominion and influence over our neighborhoods, our schools, our government, our literature and arts, our sports arenas, our entertainment media, our news media, our scientific endeavors -- in short, over every aspect and institution of human society." http://www.theocracywatch.org/ whoah...some of you guys are fricken scary...you really DO want a theocracy. you 'say' you dont...but you obviously really do!

Resolved Question: Becoming a Paralegal , as a new career idea.....?

23 May 2008 at 3:29pm

Hi- I was wondering if any Paralegals or those who know about this career, can give any inisight to me, I am embarking on a new phase. I was trained only as an actress and writer, though an AA worth of Psychology credits and have worked with the mentally ill, but no real CAREER as I only focused on the arts mainly. I have tired and lost some of the the prerequisite crazed blind ambition for the entertainment industry, no interest in reality TV stardom and that crap people tend to get in the beginning! I really only like film, theatre and well writen TV like Dexter (and hey, I like to eat once and a while, call me crazy-lol so making a steady. comfy living has started lookin' pretty good to a starving artist. I need to BUCKLE down and focus on completion on a degree. I have always been interested in ethics and law, particularlly consumer advocacy and those in need of help, and thought perhaps my curious mind could be of use. I love research, reading, deatail, library etc... PS I was typing fast, noticed a few typos here, I am actually pretty good at spelling and writing. Funny, as I boast I am "reely a vary good typist and can spell and do reaserch " lol jk.

Resolved Question: to what extent did art and entertainment affect ppl in the...

22 May 2008 at 7:23pm

can someone answer this question for me

Voting Question: I'm considering launching a product tailored to the lesbian ...

22 May 2008 at 5:42pm

My question is, what do lesbians find amusing/exciting/entertaining? What would draw their attention to a particular product geared towards the arts/entertainment genre.

Resolved Question: Ivention Help?

22 May 2008 at 10:25am

Appropriate - Your invention should be appropriate for a school setting. You may want to think about improving something that already exists. Perhaps you have an interest in the environment or in cars. Perhaps you enjoy sports, movies, entertainment, or the arts. Think about your interests as you think about creating an invention. Originality - It may certainly be a variation of something in use, but the more original the better. Functionality - It should be something that would be useful to you or to others. Realistic - It should be something that could possibly be made sometime in the future

Voting Question: The 1950's?

22 May 2008 at 4:48am

I need some information about the 50's for school. My Questions are. What was thw 50's Era like?? What was the social scence like??? Arts and Entertainment?? How is the 50's seen in are world Today???

Resolved Question: What was daily life like in ancient Carthage?

21 May 2008 at 7:00pm

Food, shelter, dress, art, dance, literature, music, entertainment, family, philosophers, artists, communication, religion, education, technology, economy, social structure, etc...?

Resolved Question: Didi help you with this?

21 May 2008 at 4:43pm

How to Get a Girlfriend It is usually harder for guys to get a girlfriend than it is for girls to get a boyfriend. For all those who haven't been lucky in the love department, follow these steps to become attractive to women. [edit] Steps 1. Have good personal hygiene. You don't have to be Brad Pitt to get a girl. For the most part, just caring about how you are is enough. Wear clothes that fit, and make sure your body is clean. (Keep white Teeth, trimmed nails, clean Hair, Shave unibrows, etc...) 2. Keep up a good posture, walk steadily and smile. Women do not like slouchers. Bad posture gives the impression of low confidence. Smiling makes a guy more friendly and welcoming. A good walking style,(straight back, a hand in the pocket and taking well-distanced strides) gives the impression of intelligence. 3. Wearing a large amount of cologne is Not a good idea, wearing 2 or more different types of cologne is an even worse idea, and always remember with your smell, a little goes a Long way. 4. Pick a location frequented by a significant number of girls where you feel fairly comfortable, perhaps a place that is conducive to a skill of yours: music, public speaking, or a private intimate conversation. Go out and have a good time. Guys who stare and walk around constantly looking for women immediately lower their value. Go out with your friends to a bar or club (or any public place, such as a bookstore, if you're more of the studious type) and start out by genuinely having a good time. The Internet does not count. 5. Be funny. If you're not naturally funny, don't try too hard around her. Pitch jokes to other people first and see how the jokes do with them. If you get no laughs there, just pray, because it's gonna be hard winning a girl without humor. 6. "Plant some seeds". Flirt casually with waitresses. Make a passing comment and smile to a girl walking by. Toast a woman at the bar. Then go back to having a good time with your friends. In a short time, you'll notice women slowly gravitating to you. 7. Qualify them. Don't be a jerk about it... but in a fun, playful way, make her prove her value to you. Something as simple as "Are you open-minded? Cool, because I like open-minded people." 8. Talk. Silence is uncomfortable. (On the other hand, women or men who do nothing but talk and never listen can be annoying.) 9. Learn how to flirt. Flirting is an art, and is easily the most important social skill for men to learn. Try taking a comedy class, or talk to her like she's your little sister...but do so with a smile, so she will know you are kidding. 10. Connect with her. Find out what you have in common, and reward her with a smile and a story of your own if she tells you something unique about herself that you can relate to. WARNING: If she gives you something like "Oh, I like to go shopping", don't reward her for that. It's not unique. Instead, ask for more information and then connect with it. 11. Look and touch. Looking into a girl's eyes shows respect and interest. A firm handshake, a gentle pat on the back, a light touch of the hand and other subtle gestures allow the girl to feel connected with the guy. 12. Feel great. The feeling will radiate and affect the lady too. 13. Don't pretend to be someone you aren't. You may think you will win her over with like mindedness, but in the end she will find you out. Find a common interest, something you both like instead. 14. Show your interest. The best way to get out of the "friend trap" is to avoid it from the start. After finding common interests, make your intentions clear. "You know, I just realized it. Not only are you pretty, but you're fun to talk to." 15. Ask for her number. Give her your phone, tell her "Put your number in my phone and I'll call your phone so you'll have mine." 16. And once you establish that special, exclusive relationship of boyfriend and girlfriend do not--I repeat--do not stop the chivalry. Women are too special to only be waited on conditionally. The best way to show her you care is to continue to do the little things for her. You still need to open her car door, walk her home, kiss her goodnight. ALWAYS call her at night to bid her goodnight (it's best to wait a few hours after your date to do this, otherwise you'll seem a tad desperate.) Remember, show affection and respect and you'll get affection and respect. [edit] Tips * Body language is very important. Be sure to keep a sturdy, upright frame and look her in the eye. Now, be careful not to stare at her either. Being natural is key. * If you are nervous, and going out to meet women, be sure to start talking to people as soon as you reach your destination. Chat up the staff at the door, or the people who let you into the party. Be open from the start. * Put on great-smelling aftershave or cologne. Research the best-selling ones at department stores. Unless, that is, the girls you like tend to be more on the outdoors or tomboy side of things. Some girls detest the scent of cologne. Do not marinate yourself with scents. Ladies complain of too much cologne, not too little. Do not exceed the maximum of three sprays on the upper body. Especially if you wear cologne every day. It's the general problem where a person gradually become accustomed to the cologne levels in their own scent that they need more and more of the stuff to be able to smell it themselves. You might not be able to smell it, but it's there. * Guys do not need to look like Brad Pitt to find a girlfriend. Just keep hair, teeth and nails clean and neat. Ladies are quick to notice little details especially in the hands and faces. * Be a good conversationalist. Read up on the latest in politics, entertainment, arts and even sports news. Women love a well-informed man. It makes him look well-educated and, therefore, richer in every aspect. Or just actually be well-educated. * Do listen to the lady before responding. Women do not like to be cut off. They like to be considered and feel important. * Do pay on the first drink, first date, first taxi cab ride, etc. It makes a gentleman out of a man. * Very important - offer to walk or drive the lady home (or anywhere she wants to go). This makes the man seem sincerely concerned for her well-being. * Don't say things you need to explain, this is the biggest mood killer. * Be honest and forthright, but not aggressive. Girls appreciate you telling them how you feel. * Don't annoy your girl by texting her every night. If she texts you, reply but unless you have something to say then don't text. It gets annoying when someone keeps texting you saying "what r u doing?", so if you absolutely can't go without saying something everyday, at least correct your grammar. At the very minimum, spell words correctly. * Don't be afraid to display your affection in public. * Dress to match, Black and Whites, Browns and Blues, even if they don't say anything, girls notice. * Don't be afraid to touch her, if you find yourself flirting, lightly touch her arm or waist. * Be a gentleman! Open car doors for her and remember the "ladies first" rule * Be Yourself * If you're going to the movies, get one large popcorn to share it, and maybe your hands will touch. [edit] Warnings * Do not attempt to stalk the lady! Know when she means no! * Do not ask out someone too young because they are probably not ready. * Grinning like the Cheshire cat can often creep someone out. Unless she likes that, but hey, it's your girl. * Taking over the entire conversation is over-bearing and rude. * Do not insist relentlessly on an offer when the lady has turned it down. It may be that she has no use for or does not feel good about the suggestion. Pushing her to accept will only increase the possibility of rejection. No one likes to feel forced into doing something. This should be mutual, OK? * Avoid being a close talker. Nobody likes that. (particularly if you have bad breath) * Don't make disgusting body jokes, or ask them their age or weight. Girls hate that. * Don't make her feel like a sex object instead of a human being, unless you're trying to get a loose girl. Less promiscuous girls are turned off by such patronization and bigotry. [edit] Related wikiHows * How to Attract the Opposite Sex * How to Be Just Friends With a Member of the Opposite Sex * How to Kiss a Girl * How to Get a Girl to Be Your Girlfriend [edit] Sources and Citations * How To Get A Girlfriend Guide - Original source of some of the information on this page, shared with permission. See discussion page for details. * How To Get A Girlfriend - Original source of some of the information on this page, shared with permission. See discussion page for details. Ads by Google * Flirting Tips For Men Learn the Secret Psychology To Attract Any Woman. Free Guide! www.Playboyskool.com

Resolved Question: Okay, problem: I like god, but I also like my hobbies and ...

21 May 2008 at 2:58pm

I like entertainment, fashion, diet/fitness/nutrition/skin care, facial aesthetics, art, cars, I'm extroverted, I like doing things, I like other things aside from reading scripture, focusing on God, and spirituality, etc. When my focus is on cars, bills, cleaning, art, etc, it's certainly not on God, so.... how can I make this work? to be able to do things like I mentioned but still not offend God and end up going to Hell? (even though it sounds silly that you'll go to hell for reading a fashion magazine, lol) but you get my drift.

Resolved Question: how can i add this to my music library on itunes? (link pr...

21 May 2008 at 1:11am

http://a1135.g.akamai.net/f/1135/18227/1h/cchannel.download.akamai. com/18227/podcast/PHOENIX-AZ/KZZP-FM/KZZP_PAULA_ABDUL_5-14-08.mp3?CPROG=PCAST&MARKET= PHOENIX-AZ&NG_FORMAT=chrrhythmic&SITE_ID=1096&STATION_ID=KZZP-FM&PCAST_AUTHOR=Johnjay _and_Rich&PCAST_CAT=Arts_%26_Entertainment&PCAST_TITLE=Johnjay_and_Rich_at_Their_Best my friend says that there is a link that says "save" or something like that ... i want to be able to here this on my ipod.... but for me all i see on this page is a blank white page with the play buttons and pause and yeah..

Resolved Question: Harry Potter?

19 May 2008 at 9:15pm

Okay, I'm a BIG!!!! Harry Potter fan And i've been wondering these things Tell me about your view and your answers.. 1. Has the popularity of Harry Potter gone down because theres no buzz of a new book, just like the reaction when Deathly Hallows was coming out? 2. What's with all these talks about Harry Potter not being that as good as it's said to be?... In this article it talks about that....It's not just that, but I read other articles where it says its not as good as others?? http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/books/article395859 9.ece I mean Harry Potter is one of the best books of the age How can they say things like that? I LOVE HARRY POTTER I MEAN WHO DOESN'T? Whadda ya think?

Resolved Question: What is a "restraining order"?I was watching a television ...

19 May 2008 at 9:05pm

"Arts & Entertainment"(A&E)when I heard the term"restraining order"(the term is in my question)!! Can somebody(preferably somebody that deals with the law i.e.: a lawyer, police officer(male or female))help me with the answer to this question?

Resolved Question: Invention idea??

19 May 2008 at 6:34pm

Resolved Question: Why do people look down on dancers?

19 May 2008 at 11:21am

For my cousin atleast he says that they are wasting their time when they could be pursuing more serious endavours like something in business etc. He basically says they're childish , and is always implying they are dumb too. His biggest beef though is with Black dancers, he claims that instead of using their energy to get ahead in life , their too busy back flipping, and head spinning for the entertainment of other races who are more serious than them.I tried to tell him that dance is an art, and very intelligent people usually have an art they adhere to like music, aesthetic arts, etc. For blacks usually it's dance, there are doctors who explore all kinds of dance in they're spare time.

Resolved Question: Where can I find articles and contributing writers for a m...

19 May 2008 at 1:48am

I am the executive editor for a women's literary magazine (Spirit Magazine). The next issue needs to be finalized within the next two weeks. However, I need 10-15 more articles. My current options are to reprint articles I find online (with the author's permission) or to find writers who are interested in having their work published. Spirit ?A Magazine Designed for the Diverse Woman? is geared toward mdifferent themes that focus on issues facing millions of women today. This magazine aspires to bring women together through understanding and serving their intellectual and emotional needs. Some of the topics the magazine has focused on in the past include art,career experiences, cultural diversity, education, entertainment, poetry, travel, inspirational stories, literature, etc. Please visit our website: www.spirit-mag.com We also have a commercial on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wrwykFJ Also feel free to leave a comment on our blog: http://www.spirit-mag.blogspot.com/

Resolved Question: New Indy Film: 'The Best Yet' According to Cannes Critics ...

18 May 2008 at 11:49am

http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/f ilm/cannes/article3957628.ece

Resolved Question: Italy! Help!?

16 May 2008 at 5:20pm

I'm doing a speech on italy. I'm covering entertainment. I need to know Types of Sports they Play. Their Festivities: The Music: and Art: Add my myspace I edit pictures! :D http://www.myspace.com/dael_22

Resolved Question: what wwe/wwf title do you want to see comeback?

16 May 2008 at 10:49am

1. Light Heavyweight championship. The WWF Light Heavyweight Championship is a former professional wrestling title competed for under the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) banner by wrestlers billed as weighing less than 215 lb (98 kg). The title was first introduced in Japan for the Universal Wrestling Association, although the it wasn't considered as an official WWF title until after 1997, when a tournament was held in the United States to crown a champion. To this date, WWE does not recognize any reigns prior to 1997. The title was abandoned in 2001, when the WWF decided to adopt the WCW Cruiserweight Championship as its replacement. 2. Hardcore championship WWE Hardcore Championship is a former professional wrestling title competed for in World Wrestling Entertainment under hardcore rules. The title was created on November 2, 1998.The first champion was Mankind, who was awarded the title by Vince McMahon.The title was finally retired on August 26, 2002 when WWE Intercontinental Champion Rob Van Dam defeated Hardcore Champion Tommy Dreamer to unify the Hardcore title into the Intercontinental title. 3. WWF European Championship The title was created on February 26, 1997. The first champion was The British Bulldog who defeated Owen Hart in a tournament final.The title was first abandoned in 1999 when Shane McMahon hid the belt in his duffel bag.The title was later found by Mideon, which made the belt once again in use.The title was finally retired on July 22, 2002 when WWE Intercontinental Champion Rob Van Dam defeated European Champion Jeff Hardy to unify the European title into the Intercontinental title. 4. Million Dollar Championship The Million-Dollar Championship was an unsanctioned title in the World Wrestling Federation created by The "Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase.The belt is currently unused, and is kept in a vault at WWE headquarters. 5. WWF Canadian Championship In August 1985, the World Wrestling Federation took over the Montreal-based International Wrestling (Lutte Internationale) promotion. Upon joining the WWF roster, IW mainstay Dino Bravo was billed as the WWF Canadian Champion in some Canadian cities until January 1986, when the title was abandoned. 6. WWF Junior Heavyweight Championship The WWWF Junior Heavyweight Championship is a former championship recognized by the World (Wide) Wrestling Federation and New Japan Pro Wrestling for wrestlers of smaller size. The title existed from 1967 through 1985. 7. WWF World Martial Arts Heavyweight Championship WWWF World Martial Arts Heavyweight Championship was a professional wrestling championship contested in the World Wrestling Federation and in New Japan Pro Wrestling. The belt was created on December 18, 1978, and awarded to NJPW mainstay Antonio Inoki by the then owner of the WWWF, Vincent J. McMahon, upon Inoki's arrival in the promotion. The original intention was that the title would be defended in legitimate shoot fights. The title was contested only in NJPW after the promotion severed its ties with the WWF in 1985, and Inoki abandoned the title during his second reign in 1989. 8. WWF North American Heavyweight Championship The WWF North American Heavyweight Championship was a short-lived title in the World Wrestling Federation from 1979 until 1981. It is considered to be the spiritual predecessor to the WWE Intercontinental Championship after Pat Patterson was awarded the Intercontinental Championship as a consequence of holding the North American Championship. 9. ECW Tag Team Championship The Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) World Tag Team Championship was the tag team championship contested in Eastern Championship Wrestling and Extreme Championship Wrestling between June 1992. 10. ECW Television Championship The ECW World Television Championship was the secondary title in Extreme Championship Wrestling from 1992 until it folded in 2001. The title was almost on level with the ECW World Title when Rob Van Dam held it due to the calibre of matches he had. He had a 23-month reign as champion that only ended due to an injury. His title reign had propelled him into the World Title picture when the injury occurred. i forgot about the cruiserweight title.

Resolved Question: What,, dear voters, do you think of Gordon Brown being off...

13 May 2008 at 8:18pm

http://www.metro.co.uk/news/article.html?in_article_id=147517&in_pa ge_id=34 http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/tv_and_radio/articl e3927364.ece "Hazel Blears became the second minister to embarrass Gordon Brown yesterday when she gave away an idea for him to appear on a reality TV show aimed at youngsters. The communities secretary was seen with a printed e-mail describing the idea for a BBC show aimed at 'Apprentice meets Maria/Strictly Come Dancing audience'. The programme would feature young people and their political ideas ? with Mr Brown as judge. TV producer Margaret McCabe's e-mail says it is a 'golden opportunity' for him to gather a youth manifesto and 'become more popular than Alan Sugar (along with certain Cabinet colleagues!)'. Ms Blears' spokeswoman said it would be a 'worthy programme'."

Resolved Question: If the EU can dictate noise law for Scottish bagpipes, wha...

13 May 2008 at 6:10pm

See: "Pipe down! Brussels slaps a noise order on heart of Scotland" http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/music/article377982 8.ece (European Union law supercedes Scottish law ?) Shouldn't Scotland have the right to make its own noise regulations, and not be dictated to by the European Union for matters of local concern? Will we hand over our sovereignty to a supranatural body not elected by the people, like the European Union?

Resolved Question: If there is a Heaven, is this the Friday Night entertainment?

13 May 2008 at 11:47am

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bar-art/546252526/

Resolved Question: How do you improve yourself, personally, as a human being?

12 May 2008 at 3:48pm

.....other than reading, arts, physical fitness, entertainment, and generally shoving more experience into your life?

Resolved Question: R&S people: What do you think God looks like?

10 May 2008 at 3:56pm

I think he looks like: http://images.art.com/images/products/regular/12037000/12037571.jpg But i WISH he looked like: http://en.ce.cn/entertainment/fashion/lastnews/200712/11/W020071211521492557810.jpg What do you think? God's bulge is NOT fake (:

Resolved Question: Does art and literature suggest refinement of human mind?

9 May 2008 at 11:30am

Or, is it a merely a means of entertainment for our weary senses? Thanks for your kind thoughts!

Resolved Question: What's a prestigious university known for art and media in...

8 May 2008 at 9:50pm

I'm looking for a career in movie producing or anything dealing with art and the media/entertainment industry. Best if in south-east America, and tuition prices would be good. (I'm not going to Full Sail University)

Voting Question: Does anyone here have any experience with Full Sail?

8 May 2008 at 9:36pm

It's an arts and entertainment school based in Orlando Fla. Any info or advice would be helpful.

Resolved Question: New York or Los Angeles?

8 May 2008 at 1:10am

Which is the best to live? -Best Climate (I like warm, but not too hot or cold) -Better jobs and local economy -Transportation and traffic -People -Entertainment, like arts and theatre. -Scenery -Night life -Crime -And any other thing you can think of Any objective opinions or info on these 2 cities would be great. One thing I forgot to add was the all important cost of living, like housing, food, utilities etc.

Resolved Question: What do you think about my Research Report introduction?

7 May 2008 at 10:14pm

Ancient Rome Ancient Rome was one of the most powerful and well-known ancient civilization of all times because of its size, powerful army, building structure, religion, and great inventions. It was a civilization that grew from a small peninsula founded by two brothers known as Remus and Romulus. Rome quickly improved and gained lands with the help of Romulus being first leader of the city. Rome controlled parts of Asia, Africa, and Europe. The civilization shifted from a monrachy, to a republic based on oligarchy and democracy, and lastly to a poweful empire. Life in Rome was sometimes harsh, so Romans had free entertainment. Rome was influenced by 2 other civilizations; the Eutruscans and Greeks. Their influence taught them about religion, art, and artitechture. The great civilization lasted for over 1,000 years until the empire was too big to substain by 1 single emperor.

Resolved Question: What wild crazy fun game can we play at party?

6 May 2008 at 11:12pm

I am having a vegan cookout party for a bunch of adult hippies and their children. Probably about 20- 25 people. #1, I need a really good vegan cookout menu. #2, We have a play place, a small pool, and a go cart, so the kids will entertain themselves easily. As for the adults... I want to do something really interesting and different for entertainment. The worst ideas people have given me have been 1, play cards. 2, play board games.(Too boring.) 3, play charades, 4, put on a play. (Too involved) 5, A band . The best ideas people have given me were 1, Make model rockets and shoot them off. 2, Paint each other, (Fun, but weird and messy) 3, make plastic clay art, cook it in the oven, send everyone home with their own crafts. 4, Buy a bunch of giant colorful balls and roll around the yard. 5 play some sort of "teamwork" games. I still don't think anyone's given me the perfect idea. Please give me vegan cookout food ideas, and entertainment ideas. Thank you Thanks.. I'll look for Catch Phrase! :) And, nooooo... no sex at this party. It's a family thing. Someone suggested sand castle building in another question, so I'm thinking of getting bags of colored sand now. More ideas??

Voting Question: movie list?

6 May 2008 at 3:55pm

can i get you give me a list of movies that are made for art, not entertainment. kind of like the shawshank Redemption

Resolved Question: **FUN QUESTlON!** {{...A UTOPIAN DOG SOCIETY...?}}?

5 May 2008 at 7:27pm

What would a society need for it to be a UTOPIA for both dogs AND their owners? Use your imagination! It can be as crazy as you want! What would you name the society? If you can't think up anything from scratch, here are some topics to get you started. You don't have to use anything here, though. Just have fun! -beliefs -gender roles -rules/laws -education -dining -maps -sightseeing -free time -rights of individuals -arts and entertainment -average climate -medical facilities -type of government -manner of dressing -creating families -family structure -treatment of various age groups -way in which professions are chosen -available transportation -parks and recreation facilities and programs -calendar of events -crime rate and punishment for crimes -celebrations and rituals

Resolved Question: What is the meaning of this poem?

4 May 2008 at 9:35pm

"The wind tapped like a tired man" by Emily Dickinson... I honestly think it doesn't even have a meaning, but I have to say something in front of my class, and I'd hate to be wrong... please help! D: http://plagiarist.com/poetry/6541/ I mean, my language arts teacher said that sometimes poems are just writings that poets make just as a form of entertainment; that they didn't really put thought into a "meaning". I'm not saying that she says poems are meaningless; she just says that the author may not have had a really deep message to put into the poem. And I'm not asking what the wind actually did; I'm asking if there's some sort of MESSAGE or MORAL.

Resolved Question: I want to be an Art Director please help!!!?

4 May 2008 at 8:34pm

ok so i know i want to be an art director but i dont know what i have to do. I tried asking my college counselor for advice but shes an airhead...ok so im 17 and im barely starting college what courses should i take??? should i try to get internships..where should i get internships....what should i major in. what schools should i go to..im thinking FIDM or maybe berkly...should i start off as a grphic designer....oh also i know theres a couple of different types of art directors....i thinking i want to do something in advertising or like desiging sets or i dont just something where i can work in the entertainment industry or fashion idustry maybe be like the art director of NYLON. please help i really appreciate it....also if you are an art director would you like to be my mentor??

Resolved Question: School advice?

30 Apr 2008 at 12:35am

Can I get a good job with an AA in Liberal Arts (I'm going for BA in English for teaching or writing or editing..or maybe something else in that study).. like assist. teaching position? Editing position? Just something to get my foot in the door to prepare for the BA? I enjoy writing...so maybe journalism...but what types of JOBS can I get in that? I enjoy writing scripts... how would I get into the entertainment industry for that? And for teaching.. what else would I need besides BA in English? Like a teacher certification...anything else? Could I complete that while going for the BA? I feel like such a loser kinda b/c I have another 2 yrs for the bachelor's and I'll be 24 this August. But then four of my friends took 4+ yrs for just an AA and one even stopped there and he's older than me. I work retail for $9... can I get a better job with my AA?

Voting Question: Advice?????

30 Apr 2008 at 12:17am

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