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Resolved Question: Can an adult mali uromastyx live in a 55 gallon aquarium c...

31 May 2008 at 12:15am

Resolved Question: History Help? =(?

30 May 2008 at 1:03am

All questions are for Africa during the Middle ages. the true and false is for the americas Most people in Ghana earned a living from: A.)farming B.)working in factories The powerful Mali EMpirer was established in Wast Africa by the A.)Mandigo C.)Bedouins and Tuareg The emperors of Mali became Muslims, but most people continued to worship: A.)Judaism B.)Tribal religions During the 1400's and 1500's, the kingdom of songhai exchanged gold and other products for goods from A.)North America and Southe America B.)Europe and the Near East Stories often: A.)Had a sad ending B.)ended witha moral about good behavior True/False The Apaches iroquiois and cherokees developed ways of living that were more advanced form of writing and impressed the world with their art and architecture.

Resolved Question: red headed agama or blue tongued skink or monkey tailed sk...

29 May 2008 at 10:00pm

pet owners only and please tell why. i have a 46 gallon bow tank and was wondering which one to put in it. i wont be irresponsible and will take care of it. can i house two of them in the tank

Resolved Question: what's do people from mali do for fun?

29 May 2008 at 8:29pm

ok I am doing this prject and don't know what they do for fun there like nothing on the interent will tell me so if you could plz plz plz plz plz plz plz plz helo it would be greatly apreciatied

Resolved Question: What options are out there to get rid of house/field mice?!?

28 May 2008 at 6:02pm

I've tried just about everything. When my father-in-law lived with us he had a cat, and we had no problem. he moved out. this past winter we started having a mouse problem (we live out kinda in the country behind a large field). we did the mouse traps, and after about catching 13 very fat mice i believe they caught on and we havent been able to catch one for a cpl months now. we tried moth balls and they just stank up the house. an exterminator costs way more than our budget can afford. the problem just keeps getting worse and makes me sick to my stomach. what options do i have?!? should we invest in another animal (we already have 2 dogs, 2 snakes, a mali uromatyx, 3 betta fish, and a rat) and adopt a cat? should i try poisen and hope i can find the dead mice? are there other options i am not aware of? please help!! just for info, cant feed field mice to pet snakes. too may parasites and what not when they are not used to eating mice like that.

Voting Question: Which subsaharan kingdom was a major center of trade around ...

28 May 2008 at 3:16am

I need help please is it: zulu mali ghana nigeria egypt it has to be one of those if you could help i would greatly appreciate it....

Resolved Question: q's on mali uromastyx?

26 May 2008 at 4:18pm

need detailed websites on them so i can build its habitat in cage

Resolved Question: how did having a stable government help mali?

26 May 2008 at 3:13pm

in what ways was having a stable government in 1312-1337 help Mali?

Resolved Question: Need help?

26 May 2008 at 2:46pm

i have a mali uromastyx and i was wondering if he could eat mice. i've seen my cousins one eat multiply mice and was wondering would this lead to obesity or liver desies should i feed him mice. i've not fed him one yet

Resolved Question: mali uramastx q's?

23 May 2008 at 8:35pm

1. How hot should the basking spot be 2. how hot should the cool side be 3. are they easy to hold a lot 4.do they know thier owner 5.can they be housed in a 50 gallon terrium 6.how much water do they need 7.how many hide boxes are needed 8. how long do they live 9. how much do they cost

Resolved Question: Whats a Mali uromastyx?

23 May 2008 at 6:55pm

THANKS

Resolved Question: Are there any greens that a Mali Uromastyx should not eat?

23 May 2008 at 4:21pm

Can you feed them an organic salid mixture and not worry about a particular type of green that might be in it? I know they shouldn't have iceburg lettuce, and a few other greens like spinage should be limited, but is there any other green I need to worry about in an organic salid mixture.

Resolved Question: Help with names for girls...?

22 May 2008 at 4:39pm

Can you please rate these names for my baby if it is a girl from 1 to 15 with 1 being the one you like the best and 15 the one you like the least. Also could you make some suggestions for middle names to go with them. I think I am going to give her two middle names so if she can choose what she wants to be called when she is older. The surname will be Wallace. Arianna Carmella Sienna Niamh Leona Karissa Kiarra Phoebe Taylyn Imogen Serena Kayla Bree Rihannon Mali Thanks. Much appreciated.

Resolved Question: Why Isn't real Africa taught?

21 May 2008 at 12:36pm

You know i've been reading up on Africa and I was just wondering why isn't the real Africa taught. The real history why aren't we learning about the Askumite empire, Nubain empire, Mali, Songahi, Great Zimbabwe. Why do America and other non-African nation continually tell you my ancestors were eating rocks when the Aksumite were constructing the best and strongest Navy while their partnership with the ROMAN EMPIRE. Why they don't talk about the Bantu who established order, higher thinking, and government throughout Africa. Why don't they talk about Africa's great Argcultrual system, Great religion. The Bantu even have legends and myths that match the Celebrated Greek Mythology. Of course I know the real reason why they do this. But tell me why you believe they block out the truth about the real Pre-colonial Africa. No I can't provide any books sites all I can say is I goggled up most of my information but im planning on getting some books to learn more about Africa's History.

Resolved Question: Could someone please make a mnemonic for the following?

20 May 2008 at 9:51pm

They have to be in order. On the Ancient ones you can skip that word. Thanks for the help. Sumerian Ancient Egypt, Old Kingdom Indus Valley Akkadian Empire Ancient Egypt, Middle Kingdom Minoan Civilization Babylonian Empire Hittites Mycenaean Civilization Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom Shang Dynasty Vedic Age Lydian Empire Ancient Greece Assyrian Empire Western Zhou (Chou) Dynasty Nubia, Kush, Meroe Etruscans Carthage Eastern Zhou (Chou) Dynasty Macedonia (Alexander the Great) Neo-Babylonian/Chaldean Empire Persian Empire Roman Republic Mauryan Dynasty Ch?in Dynasty Han Dynasty Roman Empire Period of Chinese Disunity Anglo-Saxons in England Arab Islamic Conquests, Middle East and Europe Charlemagne Empire Fatimid Empire Kingdom of Ethiopia Seljuk Turkish Empire Crusades Mongol Empire Mali and Songhay Civilizations Ottoman Empire Timur Lenk Empire

Resolved Question: social changes questions !?

20 May 2008 at 8:02pm

can anybody tell me any social changes of the following countrys ! --10 pts best answer-- TURKEY SRI LANKA SUDAN RWANDA PHILIPPINES HUNGARY IRAQ NEW ZELAND MALI SAUDI ARABIA INDIA thnxxx

Resolved Question: how big do male mali uromastyxs get?

19 May 2008 at 8:58pm

Resolved Question: Latin translations?

19 May 2008 at 3:43pm

i already translated these myself, but i just wanted to compare my translations to others translations, because im not entirely confident in my own yet. 1. Debebimus caelum semper videre. 2.Amicus noster erit clepta. 3. Poteras esse benevolus. 4. Pueri puellas pulchras amabant. 5. Potero pericula cleptae videre. 6. Magister noster me laudabit. 7. Mali semper vitia habebunt. 8. Poterimus conservare patriam. 9. Pulchra patria vestra erat libera. 10. Insidias non tolerabimus. Thank you very much :]

Resolved Question: Africa help?

18 May 2008 at 11:41am

1.Which country shares borders with the democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of the Congo, and Cameroon 2. Name 4 countries that boder Cote d'Ivoire. 3. . Which country is directly north of Senegal? 4. Which country borders Mali and Ghana? 5. Name 2 countries in western and central Africa through which the equator passes 6. What body of water borders Tanzania and Uganda? 7. The Congo River flows into what body of water? 8. The highest mountain in Africa is? 9. The narrow, dry grassland along the Sahara?s southern edge is?

Resolved Question: Mali Festivals?

15 May 2008 at 3:14pm

What festivals are in the country Mali, in africa? O and if u could tell me when the festivals are that wuld be awesome

Resolved Question: Uromastyx has yellow crust around mouth?

15 May 2008 at 1:25pm

I have a mali uromastyx. A little over a year old maybe 15 months. He's starting to have thin yellow crust around his mouth. Imagine you eat peanutbutter and forget to wipe your lip and it dries.(No I don't feed him peanut butter but it feels like that) I can scrape it off gently and it goes away for a month but always comes back. I looked in his mouth which appears fine, it seems to be a problem with his lips. Before I get charged a fee for a vet that is more than 10 doctor visits for me I'd like to have an idea of what this is. I suspect it's some kind of bacteria. He's still super energetic and active, kind of shy but very strong. Just wish he would grow faster and maybe if he was bigger he'd have better immunity. He's only 5 inches long.

Resolved Question: 10 points Describe the importance of the West African empi...

15 May 2008 at 9:28am

Describe the importance of the West African empires of Ghana, Mali and Songhay including:

Resolved Question: New large bearded dragon help, hates water? How can I trai...

14 May 2008 at 5:44pm

I have a young sandfire beardied dragon, and a young Mali Uromastyx-(Seperated) about a year old each. Now, I purchased a large bearded dragon for a great price, so cheap bc his owners gave him away to the store, and bought everything I needed. He's about 15 inches long and his head is huge. Almost 4 inches wide, his head is like a fist-he's gorgeous. He is calm, but curious of his new surroundings-he became enraged when he saw himself in the mirror. And apparently he won't eat anything other than crickets and pinkies. I've owned large iguanas years ago, as a young teenager-(6 footers)but I still find this bearded dragon slightly intimidating. I don't understand alot of his behaviors. He likes being held but I'm not 100% trusting. I raised All the reptiles mentioned from youth. I'd really like to get him on veggies most of all, any advice?

Resolved Question: Mali or Madagascar?

14 May 2008 at 9:54am

Resolved Question: Africa 1200-1600AD.. PLEASE HELP!?

12 May 2008 at 6:42pm

1.) Why was the pilgrimage of Mansa Musa significant? 2.) What was the significance of Timbuktu? 3.) How did the West African Kingdoms of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai maintain control of major trading routes? 4.) What influences did Islam have on the kingdoms of West Africa? Please help! Thanks!!

Resolved Question: If you had to write a 5 entry Journal?

12 May 2008 at 5:01pm

If you had to write a 5 journal entry on African kingdoms: Mali , Ghana , Zimbabwe , Swahili and Kongo. What would you write on them with having to give desciption of the landscaping and with their trades and beliefs?

Resolved Question: Can someone translate to the song "May Tama Rin Ako" by Ja...

11 May 2008 at 2:24pm

Lyrics: Nagtanong ka pa wala namang epekto Labas-pasok sa tenga mo kahit anong sabihin ko Wag na tayong magsayang pa ng laway Sige na mali na ako ayoko lang ng away Refrain: Pero teka lang may sasabihin sana Kung pwede bang manahimik ka muna Chorus: Walang saysay ang sinasabi kaya?t hindi mo mawari Kung iimik pa ba o mananahimik na lang At sa tuwing nagpapaliwanag pakinggan mo naman ito Akala mo?y ikaw lang ang marunong tumama Paminsan-minsan tama rin ako, may tama rin ako Nagtanong ka pa wala namang silbi Wala ka kasing pakialam sa aking sinasabi Sa susunod wag ka ng magtatanong Kung may sagot ako o wala parehas rin yun [repeat Refrain and Chorus] May tama rin ako

Resolved Question: Mali/Ghana Dynasty Project!?

11 May 2008 at 10:31am

i'm having so much trouble with my history project, i can't find any infromation! i need: 1) 3-5 important dates. 2) geography with important cities, rivers, etc. 3) 3-5 important leaders 4) 3-5 achievements, contributes, influences, etc. 5) reasons for empire's fall/decline from power. if anyone can answer any of those, even alittle, PLEASE do so. thanks. :] p.s. i can't use wikipedia

Resolved Question: Tourism to Mali, Niger, Chad, Sudan etc. etc ????

11 May 2008 at 3:47am

Does anyone ever travel to central african nations like Mali, Niger, Chad, Sudan, Mauritania, CAF, Congo & Cameroon etc. etc for TOURISM Only ???? What is there ..... to see ??

Resolved Question: What word means king in the language of Mali? (5 letters)?

8 May 2008 at 4:19pm

My 3rd graders homework! Thanks-Mansa was the correct answer!

Resolved Question: why is my mali uromastyx being mean?!?

7 May 2008 at 2:00pm

he is a baby. when i bought him about a month ago he was shy, but he didnt try to attack when i reached for him. to ensure his stress level stayed low and he ate regualry, i left him alone for about a month in his new cage, only taking him out for his weekly soak. for the past couple days i have started to handle him more because he appears to have adjusted great to his new home. but now when i go to pick him up he tries to swipe me with his tail!!! is this normal? did i leave him alone for tooo long? and will just patience and increased handling help?

Resolved Question: Can someone translate this Tagalog song into English?

7 May 2008 at 9:50am

Please and thank you very much. Nagkakamali ka kung akala mo na Ang buhay ay isang mumunting paraiso lamang Batang-bata ka lang at akala mo na Na alam mo na ang lahat na kailangan mong malaman buhay ay di ganyan Tanggapin mo na lang ang katotohanan Na ikaw ay isang musmos lang na wala pang alam Makinig ka na lang, makinig ka na lang Ganyan talaga ang buhay lagi kang nasasabihan Pagkat ikaw ay bata at wala pang nalalaman Makinig ka sa ?king payo pagkat musmos ka lamang At malaman nang maaga ang wasto sa kamalian Batang-bata ako at nalalaman ko ?to Inaamin ko rin na kulang ang aking nalalaman at nauunawaan Ngunit kahitganyan ang kinalalagyan Alam ko na may karapatan angbawat nilalang kahit bata pa man, kahit bata pa man Nais ko sanang malaman ang mali sa katotohanan Sariling pagraranas ang aking pamamagitan Imulat ang isipan sa katotohanan Sariling pagraranas ang aking pamamagitan Imulat ang isipan sa mga kulay ng buhay Maging tunay na malaya ?sang katangi-tanging bata

Resolved Question: why this answer will out zidane mali and niger dick hit by...

7 May 2008 at 4:49am

whenthey said he was in adequates when if on his heritage muslim and astrologic and discribe sun rabbit waterwood nature and wood tiger moon water naature to senger muslimen in nineteen sixtynine was teaching ghanna as well ton care climate not hit and tree low sound on they dick to attempting him when it affect them by rabbit sunshine climate and war moon things sunbate to be come brown and feeelings on climate with health they must stopping this crime they are taking our strenght and past heat on it perishment the body on base on crisis they are spoiling the world where the sunshinemoon eye they are touching it when they go in to moon is not they nature stiil braking the rule for you people shutting peace quick out

Voting Question: Gold was to Mali as A. ivory was to Arabia B. slaves were to...

6 May 2008 at 7:21pm

Resolved Question: Pip, Pep, Mali, Amira, Gypsy, Sis, Gin, or Nita? (picture)?

6 May 2008 at 2:17pm

Do either of these fit her? http://i284.photobucket.com/albums/ll15/lovely2187/003.jpg Pep reminds me of a cheerleader. Amira means beautiful. I call her sis now because I don't have a name. But as far as the other names, I just like them.

Resolved Question: why give up for hell things to imagine advice on sniff is ...

6 May 2008 at 5:33am

guess mukery and radical out of nowlede on street rabbit sunshine and water wood natures when scientist astrological born this qote from algerian musliman to dog senger musliman to care it has to using rabbit 1975 and moon warm tiger feelings when u he cross centra and west africa what he say for care it rabbit tree low sound to devil ride get using rabbit sun health by losing wood and water health strong rubish care that they have speaking voice for tree low sound when it build from sunshine text what tob hunt they froud and in niger mali when they hit they dick and use sunshine feeling to they are not real nature to wood and water feelings

Voting Question: What does the song Hari Ng Sablay mean?

2 May 2008 at 12:45pm

I can kinda understand it but can any pinoyz explain 2 me what the song basically means Here's the lyrics Please lang wag kang magulat Kung bigla akong magkalat Mula pa no?ng pagkabata mistulan ng tanga San san nadadapa san san bumabangga Ang puso kong kawawa may pag-asa pa ba? Ayoko nang mag-sorry sawa na ?kong magsisi Pasensya ka na, mabilis lang akong mataranta Refrain: Ako ang hari ng sablay, ako ang hari ng sablay Hinding-hindi makasabay, sabay sa hangin ng aking buhay Hari ng sablay, Ako ang hari ng sablay Ako ang hari, ako ang hari ?Sang tama, sampung mali ganyan ako pumili ?Di na mababawi ng puso kong sawi Daig pa?ng telenobela kung ako ay magdrama Ganyan ba talaga guhit ng aking tadhana Ooh, sawa na ?kong mag-sorry Ooh,ayoko nang magsisi Pasensya ka na, mabilis lang akong mataranta (Refrain) Ooh?Ooh.. Ooh, ayoko nang mag-sorry Ooh, sawa na kong magsisi Pasensya ka na, mabilis lang akong mataranta (Refrain)

Resolved Question: Just Mali as a girls first name? a good middle name with t...

1 May 2008 at 6:49pm

im having a girl... and i want a unigue name... i have always liked Malibu as a name but others suggest not a good name cause it is an alcolohlic drink, Malibu Rum. So i thought just Mali would that be a good unique name?

Resolved Question: Help with question?

1 May 2008 at 1:18am

The leaders/emperors of this African nation claimed descent from King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba and managed to avoid take-over by European economic concerns. a. Mali b. Chad c. Zimbabwe d. Ethiopia Absolutely no idea, and no clue on where to start researching this question. Thanks for any help. =]

Resolved Question: how big of a cage should i have for a baby mali uromastyx?

30 Apr 2008 at 2:39pm

i have a baby mali uro, and he is in a 25gallon tank, i am making a 70 gallon tank in woodshop of plywood and pine, should this be big enough for him to run and grow big in?

Resolved Question: can mali uromastyx lizards eat dandelion leaves?

30 Apr 2008 at 12:46pm

i need to know if i can feed my mali uromastyx dandelion leaves.

Resolved Question: Anyone want to translate this out of Latin?

29 Apr 2008 at 4:20pm

Betis olim Gazam contra exercitum Alexandri fortitier defendebat. ubi hostes per muros in oppidum irrupereunt, Betis, multis vulneribus confectus, quamquam sciebat se a suis relictum esse, haud minus acriter copiis hostium resistit. cum tandemsuperatus esset, milites eum statim ad regem duxerunt. ille, magnopere gavisus quod eum vivum ceperant, 'nunc miserrime tibi moriendum est' inquit. 'quidquid mali contra captivum facere possum, id patieris.' Betis autem potestatem regis nonverebatur sed aequa mente vultuque superbo eum spectans nihil respondit. tum vero Alexander tanta ira incencus est ut omnibus clamaret 'videtisne hunc hostem? cur clementiam non petit? si tacebit, silentium eius in lacrimas vertam.' his dictis, imperavit ut Betis ad currem religatus circum muros ab equis traheretur. sic vir maximae dignitatis mortem crudelissimam passus est. dicunt Alexandrum hoc fecisse ut exemplum Achillis sequeretur, qui Hectorem quondamsimili modo puniverat. The filtered word is c u m.

Resolved Question: Nouakchott, Mauritania. What do I tell him?

28 Apr 2008 at 11:57pm

My boyfriend grew up in Mali, Senegal, and Mauritania and moved here 2 years ago with his family. He really wants to go back, but he doesn't because of things that happened to him there. It hurts me to see him so conflicted and I don't know what to tell him to help him work through his feelings. He wants to go back because he loves Mauritania, but he had some terrible experiences with the people there. What can I tell him to help him???

Resolved Question: what people do migrate more to United Kingdown?

28 Apr 2008 at 9:12pm

how is in your country? spain in the country than receives more inmigrants in europe union... europe in general latin americans (sudac@s) (ecuador, colombia, peru, argentina, bolivia, brazil, guyana, mexico, dominican republic, cuba, mexico) arabs, from africa or asia (m0r0s) (morocco, algeria, tunicia, egypt, lebanon, syria) black africans (negr0s) (Mauritania, mali, senegal, guinea, ecuatorial guinea) east europenas (chorizos del este) (romania, bulgaria, albania, kosovo, turkey, Ukraine, Russia, poland) asiaticos (chinos) (india, pakistan, bangladesh, china, filipinas) and you?

Resolved Question: who is destroying the earth more, uk or mali?

28 Apr 2008 at 12:02pm

Which one, and why please

Resolved Question: Mali and UK geography question!!?

28 Apr 2008 at 11:24am

im doing a project and its due tommorow about comparing mali to the UK and i would like to know about population distrubution....can anyone please tell me?

Resolved Question: Why Are People So Ignorant of Africa?

28 Apr 2008 at 4:10am

The blatant anti-African, and consequently, black, racism that still exists is dumbfounding. Throughout school we are raised to believe that peoples' ignorance of Africa just magically poofed and disappeared somewhere around 1968, and a comprehensive knowledge of the TRUE abuses (not necesarrily slavery) that Africans faced at the hands of Europeans took its place. I continue to hear all of this pure idiocy and lack of knowledge not-so-cleverly disguised as intellectual discourse, flowing like slobber from the mouths of the enormous amounts of racists and racially/culturally ignorant peoples of the world(primarily America). I constantly hear people say that Africans were the last to develop all of the most basic human needs, such as eating utensils, fire, etc, when the slightest amount of research will tell you they were the first. That Africans lived in mud-huts when Europeans arrived when the cities of West Africa in timbo, Mali, Songhai, Hausa, Benin, etc. elicited notable reactions from the Dutch and Portuguese; the Dutch came right out and said, 'we can find no ways in which they are inferior", in reference to their houses. Many drawings can be found, mainly by the Dutch, of the towns and cities of Timbo, Benin, etc., and they all look like perfectly decent cities, with roads, and even SEWERS, in no way behind the rest technologically. In the case of architecture, Europeans have an exquisite architectural history, but Africans are not far behind. From ancient, to medieval, to modern times, the pyramids of Ancient Kush, the Great Obelisk of Axum, the Great Mosque of Djenne; has anybody seen the medieval churches of Ethiopia? the ruins of Great Zimbabwe? At many times in history, Africa has been architecturaly ahead of the rest of the world, and some times not. And what's with this illiteracy myth? Do people not know of Timbuktu, a cultural center of the WORLD, during a time when Europe literally boasted none? Libraries, universities, poets and scholars from Africa and the Middle East all went to Timbuktu to study and develop those Islamic ideas that would eventually become the cornerstone of European technology after the cultural diffusion of the Crusades. So yes, we can say that some European inventions that were based off of Islamic ones, came from (sub-Saharan), Africa, because Timbuktu was THE cultural center of the known world. In terms of money, West African kingdoms were some the richest in the world; The standardization of weight and measurment in currency came from the Songhai. Coins and the same types of currencies as the rest of the civilized world were used. In terms of arts; we wouldn't have ANY of the music that we have today if it weren't for African music, that spawned blues and jazz, which gave way to rock & roll, and thus pop, hip hop, r&b, jazz, etc. African Nok sculptures expressed a symbolism not seen in Western art until the 20th century. Egyptian wall murals are some of the earliest and most descriptive art. You can find Yoruba and Benin bronzes everywhere from the Louvre to the Met. Why? Clearly not because Africans were "so uncivilized". In fact, all of the most influential Western artists were influenced by ancient and medieval African art at one time or another. And I also hear about how "Africans didn't sail", etc.; when the truth of the matter is that people on the Eastern coast of Africa were trading with Saudi Arabia in ancient times, and by medieval times were trading with India. The Mansa of Mali reputedly sent a fleet of ships(yes they had them), to the Americas(not knowing where he was going exactly), about 100 years before Columbus, so clearly they weren't too deficient in the sailing department. And people always say, "Well why didn't Africans colonize Europeans". Well I'll tell you why; Africans and Europeans had been trading and interacting for about 700 years before the colonization period; Africans knew where Europeans were, just as Europeans knew where Africans were. The only difference is that Africans honored their relationships with Europeans, and thus did nothing against them. In fact, 500 years before colonialization, Europeans had tried to colonize Africa, but had failed, being held off time and time again. Until, of course, Europeans invented the MAXIM, gun, yes MAXIM gun, not guns in general, because despite the crusty old 70 year old book you used in your 3rd rate high-school that clearly didn't teach you history, all Africans did not fight with bows and spears(although some did, in certain areas). They had guns too, not only from the slave trade from earlier years, but also because about half of Africa was Muslim and traded extensively with the Arabs (who absolutely refuse to give up the slave trade today). And in terms of technology, if we didn't have Africans, or those of African descent, our lightbulbs wouldn't work correctly, elevators would be no more, our refrigerators wouldn't work, traffic signals would suck, cell phones would be impossible, and I could go on and f***ing on. And the thing that bugs me is that, in doing away with the mistakes that people have made in the past, we must completely acknowledge the offense in the first place. Part of doing that is not acknowledging slavery, or the unfairness of colonial lines, and the monopoly of colonized peoples, but most importantly how AFRICAS CULTURE WAS DESTROYED AND ITS REMNANTS HIDDEN FROM THE PUBLIC SPOTLIGHT. All of that isn't in any given history textbook (although some is), but we get pages on random Europeans of relatively little importance. That's a part of the lingering remnants of the racism, and soon it will go away, but still, it must be acknowledged, and the exact same people that say that racism against Africans is justified because of their "uncivilized" nature, are the only ones propogating the phenomena, simply with their existence, not the "backwardness" of Africans. And I hate when some people complain about how much black (Americans) complain. As I have outlined above, the fact that this knowledge is not well known, and that I have, and continue to hear gross miseducation on the part of Africans, and by extension blacks, usually casting them in a negative and stupefied light, is MUCH reason to continue complaining and to continue lobbying until the history and contributions of Africa have been brought to light so that racism in people with a natural disposition towards ignorance, can be stamped out. Because until then, it ill continue to flourish, and most whites will continue to be blind to its effects, as they are today (because you can ask any black person, and they can tell that a white person recognizes racism only about 25% of the time that its actually there, because it's rarely directed towards them, besides in retaliation), claiming that blacks are simply "whining", or "complaining", when the truth is that we're just f***ing sick of it.

Resolved Question: Mali Uromastyx?

27 Apr 2008 at 9:34pm

im thinking about getting a mali uromastyx and i wanted to know how much money it would cost to buy all the things for the uro and a list of things i need for the habitat what size in gallons please what do they eat and things like that well answer fast please

Resolved Question: I don't even know what to think?

26 Apr 2008 at 8:08pm

I just took my dogs to the dogpark, Amara has been going her whole life and Mali went with me this summer and has been going since I got him a little over a month ago. There's never been a SINGLE problem. Not once. Today, I took Diesel with me who hasn't been since December. Becuase he was with me I took them back to the very far corner of the park away from all the people and dogs. There were only a few there so I thought all would be ok. Well, everyone started to trickle towards me and I kept moving away until we were literally backed into a corner. They all started talking to me, being very nice etc. and their two little girls came over. They weren't being rowdy or anything, but kept trying to touch Amara and Malachi on the butt (I had Diesel in a down because of all the other dogs around). I looked at Diesel to make sure he was still down and heard a "wuff" and one of the little girls screamed. Not finished>>>> I got up and got over to her, her parents were looking at her back and she had a pinpoint bruise coming up. No broken skin but an obvious nip. I grabbed Mali and Diesel and got them to the car (calmly) and went back to get my purse and Amara. What would you do? The park rules are NO CHILDREN UNDER 12. Neither of these girls were over 12 and neither should be in the park. The people told me I didn't have to go but I was so furious I just couldn't stay. MY DOG BIT SOMEONE and it's "ok"? I don't think so. They had their CHILD in the park and my dog bit their child and now I have to leave because of that. I don't care if they said it was ok or not. I ALWAYS make a big deal about people bringing their kids, its one of my pet peeves. A dog bites, knocks down, runs over or tackles and hurts a child and guess who's going to get in trouble? I am so angry right now I'm shaking and I don't know what to think. Mali is a rescue and has NEVER displayed this behavior I feel like I shouldn't go back, but then again, it's a DOG PARK. What should I do!?! I don't want to NOT go because I've got very good friends out there, it's the only place my dogs can go and RUN flat out (my walking them doesn't really cut it). At the same time though, I feel like my dog is a danger to children. How exactly do you keep kids out? People don't read the rule boards anyway. Everyone loves my dogs, I am really upset and not sure what I should do. She may have tried to touch his butt. He just had a mass removed a little over a week ago and I'm sure it's still sore... Still.... my fawn female HATES boys from about 9-12. My neighbors kids terrorized her last summer before I realized it and put a stop to it. So I am VERY careful around children. I also am not crazy about kids... putting it nicely... Honestly, I just didn't have any backup and didn't want to sound like a raving lunatic telling them they needed to leave.

Resolved Question: Benti or Banti, West Guinea and the Soussou (Susu) Tribe?

26 Apr 2008 at 6:05pm

Does anyone know about the history of Benti, Guinea? Also I would like to know about the Susu people of Africa. Are they the same blood descendent's of the Mali or are they another group of people? Were they always in West Africa or did they migrate from another area, if so where? Thanks in advance.< >

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