What cultural and social changes were brought about by the printing press that changed modern history?
Q. In every scientific poll on inventions, the printing press has consistently been voted the most significant invention of the past 2000 years. What cultural and social changes were brought about by the printing press that changed modern history? Do you agree with this assessment or would you vote for another invention?
Asked by Abby B_As Fine As Could Be - Mon Apr 7 18:39:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Generally, the printing press allowed for the wide dispersal of literature of every kind, from the Bible to pamphlets promoting more democratic forms of government. Now, in order for those products to be understood, literacy must increase. Thus, immediately following the printing press was a huge increase in literacy. This has far reaching implications in culture and society. If more people can read, there is a greater demand for books, newspapers, and anything that promotes reading. Therefore, culture develops . Society changes because people can read and understand what effects laws and such have on them, so they can change how society is organized and operates. Thus, the assessment is the most significant invention of the past 2000… [cont.]
Answered by JC - Mon Apr 7 18:46:48 2008
Q. In every scientific poll on inventions, the printing press has consistently been voted the most significant invention of the past 2000 years. What cultural and social changes were brought about by the printing press that changed modern history? Do you agree with this assessment or would you vote for another invention?
Asked by Abby B_As Fine As Could Be - Mon Apr 7 18:39:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Generally, the printing press allowed for the wide dispersal of literature of every kind, from the Bible to pamphlets promoting more democratic forms of government. Now, in order for those products to be understood, literacy must increase. Thus, immediately following the printing press was a huge increase in literacy. This has far reaching implications in culture and society. If more people can read, there is a greater demand for books, newspapers, and anything that promotes reading. Therefore, culture develops . Society changes because people can read and understand what effects laws and such have on them, so they can change how society is organized and operates. Thus, the assessment is the most significant invention of the past 2000… [cont.]
Answered by JC - Mon Apr 7 18:46:48 2008
How has the world changed since 1966 to present day?
Q. I am working on a project and need some answers please. How has entertainment changed since 1966? How has shopping changed since 1966? How has education changed since 1966? How has housing changed since 1966? How have vacations changed since 1966? How have clothing and hair styles changed since 1966? How have gadgets changed since 1966? Answers to one or more questions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks SO much!
Asked by MiMi - Wed Mar 31 16:58:04 2010 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I was alive in 1966, and I must say: Everything has changed since 1966! In that year, the war in Viet Nam was escalating, and the Hippie movement was just beginning. (The year 1967 saw "The Summer of Love" in San Fransisco, particularly.) In 1966 there were no personal computers; I worked in a new hospital which was one of the first in our area to be "computerized"; the computers were huge "machines" housed in a second floor room where the temperature was rigidly coolly controlled; the hospital had central air conditioning -- almost unheard of in northern Ohio in those days. Of course all commercial items, cars, houses, and food were much much less expensive than they are today, and the availability and variety of foods were not so… [cont.]
Answered by Lynci - Wed Mar 31 19:29:53 2010
Q. I am working on a project and need some answers please. How has entertainment changed since 1966? How has shopping changed since 1966? How has education changed since 1966? How has housing changed since 1966? How have vacations changed since 1966? How have clothing and hair styles changed since 1966? How have gadgets changed since 1966? Answers to one or more questions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks SO much!
Asked by MiMi - Wed Mar 31 16:58:04 2010 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I was alive in 1966, and I must say: Everything has changed since 1966! In that year, the war in Viet Nam was escalating, and the Hippie movement was just beginning. (The year 1967 saw "The Summer of Love" in San Fransisco, particularly.) In 1966 there were no personal computers; I worked in a new hospital which was one of the first in our area to be "computerized"; the computers were huge "machines" housed in a second floor room where the temperature was rigidly coolly controlled; the hospital had central air conditioning -- almost unheard of in northern Ohio in those days. Of course all commercial items, cars, houses, and food were much much less expensive than they are today, and the availability and variety of foods were not so… [cont.]
Answered by Lynci - Wed Mar 31 19:29:53 2010
I only changed a small section of Form 8863, do I need to attach all forms when amending my return?
Q. I had to fill in 2 lines on form 8863 of my amended return. Nothing else changed on any other form, not even the original 1040. Do I only send in the 1040X and the amended 8863 or do I need to send in the "new" 1040 (even though there is nothing different)? Thanks. Perfect, this is what I thought but you can't be too careful with the IRS. Thanks for your help.
Asked by asncasckln k - Fri Jun 12 13:40:52 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are always only required to submit the 1040X and any forms that relate to the change. I have been known to send more if there is a complex issue that requires some explanation.
Answered by Mathew - Fri Jun 12 13:55:06 2009
Q. I had to fill in 2 lines on form 8863 of my amended return. Nothing else changed on any other form, not even the original 1040. Do I only send in the 1040X and the amended 8863 or do I need to send in the "new" 1040 (even though there is nothing different)? Thanks. Perfect, this is what I thought but you can't be too careful with the IRS. Thanks for your help.
Asked by asncasckln k - Fri Jun 12 13:40:52 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are always only required to submit the 1040X and any forms that relate to the change. I have been known to send more if there is a complex issue that requires some explanation.
Answered by Mathew - Fri Jun 12 13:55:06 2009
Have the dogfights changed since the installation of missiles?
Q. Please tell how have they changed as well. Well! which's your favourite fighter plane.
Asked by Richi - Fri May 2 11:54:05 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. First, lets define "dogfight". A dogfight is a low to medium speed, close-in, turning fight, usually not involving missiles as the range will often be too short to employ them. This makes the primary weapon of the dogfight the gun. If missiles are used, they'll typically be short-range missiles like the AIM-9 sidewinder. In such short-range missile shots, the maneuvering techniques don't change much. In close in fighting, the absolute goal is to get behind your oponent, which gives you the best chance for successful attack. Snap shots made fom off angles are rarely successful. In such a fight, the tactics are aften very similiar to those developed in the early days of military aviation. The largest difference is simply that the speeds are… [cont.]
Answered by Victor Ellis - Sat May 3 05:03:10 2008
Q. Please tell how have they changed as well. Well! which's your favourite fighter plane.
Asked by Richi - Fri May 2 11:54:05 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. First, lets define "dogfight". A dogfight is a low to medium speed, close-in, turning fight, usually not involving missiles as the range will often be too short to employ them. This makes the primary weapon of the dogfight the gun. If missiles are used, they'll typically be short-range missiles like the AIM-9 sidewinder. In such short-range missile shots, the maneuvering techniques don't change much. In close in fighting, the absolute goal is to get behind your oponent, which gives you the best chance for successful attack. Snap shots made fom off angles are rarely successful. In such a fight, the tactics are aften very similiar to those developed in the early days of military aviation. The largest difference is simply that the speeds are… [cont.]
Answered by Victor Ellis - Sat May 3 05:03:10 2008
How has terrorism changed the American idea of justice?
Q. I'm writing a research paper and need some other points of view on this subject. How do you feel that Terrorism has changed the American idea of Justice? Share your opinions, but please be nice. No racist answers please.
Asked by kiwigreeneyes - Wed Nov 5 22:24:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I believe the terrorist want to break our economy here in America. Sure we are calling it a war with terrorist but its not so much about them trying to kill our troops as much as they want to kill our economy and it looks like they are doing a pretty good job of it.
Answered by Red Devil - Thu Nov 6 03:00:35 2008
Q. I'm writing a research paper and need some other points of view on this subject. How do you feel that Terrorism has changed the American idea of Justice? Share your opinions, but please be nice. No racist answers please.
Asked by kiwigreeneyes - Wed Nov 5 22:24:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I believe the terrorist want to break our economy here in America. Sure we are calling it a war with terrorist but its not so much about them trying to kill our troops as much as they want to kill our economy and it looks like they are doing a pretty good job of it.
Answered by Red Devil - Thu Nov 6 03:00:35 2008
What would you like to see changed in the fashion modeling industry?
Q. I am just curious as to what people would like to see changed in the fashion modeling industry. Model's height? Weight, Body Image etc? And how would one go about to change that if they could?
Asked by Eliza - Sun Jun 7 17:10:00 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I dont want to see anything changed. Fashion models are tall and thin because thats what looks best on the catwalk. Fashion shows wouldnt be half as elegant and artistic if there was everyday people on them... I wouldnt want to buy something thats going to cost alot of money if i saw a common looking person on it (lol) because I'd think that it would make me look like a common person.. and who just wants to be "common"??? people only say "i'd like it if models were shorter and heavier" because they think they could be a model if this was the case..lol... get over it.. Models are the way they are for a reason.. because they're beautiful and fascinating and show off designers clothes in the best possible way. If a company decided to use "Ever [cont.]
Answered by Pea - Sun Jun 7 17:24:25 2009
Q. I am just curious as to what people would like to see changed in the fashion modeling industry. Model's height? Weight, Body Image etc? And how would one go about to change that if they could?
Asked by Eliza - Sun Jun 7 17:10:00 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I dont want to see anything changed. Fashion models are tall and thin because thats what looks best on the catwalk. Fashion shows wouldnt be half as elegant and artistic if there was everyday people on them... I wouldnt want to buy something thats going to cost alot of money if i saw a common looking person on it (lol) because I'd think that it would make me look like a common person.. and who just wants to be "common"??? people only say "i'd like it if models were shorter and heavier" because they think they could be a model if this was the case..lol... get over it.. Models are the way they are for a reason.. because they're beautiful and fascinating and show off designers clothes in the best possible way. If a company decided to use "Ever [cont.]
Answered by Pea - Sun Jun 7 17:24:25 2009
What fuse in my fuse box needs to be changed to fix the overhead console on my 1999 Ford Explorer?
Q. My overhead console has gone out but flashes on when I start my Ford Explorer so I know that the fuse simply needs to be changed. However, I don't know which fuse needs to be changed. I have looked at online diagrams but none of them specificly states what fuse I need to change. Does anyone know exactly which fuse it is?
Asked by cbx321 - Sat Feb 23 14:32:37 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably an instrument fuse or map light fuse. But since it flashes on... one might think something else has gone wrong but a good place to start at is... check the fuse. Learn how to use a test light. I use test lights to check everything. They will tell you if a fuse is blown, where you have power, where you don't, if a switch is working or not. Anyone who does not know how to use a test light does not know the basics to diagnose a problem. I'm not being mean... I just think you will save yourself lots of grief and money if you learn to diagnose with a test light.
Answered by Rocky - Sat Feb 23 14:40:59 2008
Q. My overhead console has gone out but flashes on when I start my Ford Explorer so I know that the fuse simply needs to be changed. However, I don't know which fuse needs to be changed. I have looked at online diagrams but none of them specificly states what fuse I need to change. Does anyone know exactly which fuse it is?
Asked by cbx321 - Sat Feb 23 14:32:37 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably an instrument fuse or map light fuse. But since it flashes on... one might think something else has gone wrong but a good place to start at is... check the fuse. Learn how to use a test light. I use test lights to check everything. They will tell you if a fuse is blown, where you have power, where you don't, if a switch is working or not. Anyone who does not know how to use a test light does not know the basics to diagnose a problem. I'm not being mean... I just think you will save yourself lots of grief and money if you learn to diagnose with a test light.
Answered by Rocky - Sat Feb 23 14:40:59 2008
What is causing my car to jerk after I changed the battery, but the car was working fine before the change?
Q. I recently changed my car battery because my battery kept dying after multiple jumps, and there was nothing else wrong with the car besides the battery before the change, but now my car continually jerks and the rpms are way too high. What do I do to fix it?
Asked by Scott Bales - Sat Nov 7 19:43:01 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check your battery cables.
Answered by BOBBY - Sat Nov 7 19:47:48 2009
Q. I recently changed my car battery because my battery kept dying after multiple jumps, and there was nothing else wrong with the car besides the battery before the change, but now my car continually jerks and the rpms are way too high. What do I do to fix it?
Asked by Scott Bales - Sat Nov 7 19:43:01 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check your battery cables.
Answered by BOBBY - Sat Nov 7 19:47:48 2009
How has your relationship changed since becoming engaged?
Q. How has your relationship changed since you began planning your wedding? Is the dynamic between you and your intended different? Howso? Would you say it is better or more strained? Personally, I've noticed that we talk more about emotional and psychological matters having to do with marriage. We've delved pretty deeply into both of our childhoods (our parents are both divorced) and discussed the impact that that had on our outlook towards marriage. We've also both talked a LOT about the different things that we think are necessary to make a marriage work. We've been working a LOT on communication - we didn't really have bad communication before, but it's been really great since deciding to get married. A negative thing I've noticed is… [cont.]
Asked by Bombshell Bodhisattva - Thu Feb 12 15:08:16 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Very very indepth conversations about the most irrelevant yet relevant things you could possibly think of. Such as eating habits and stuff lol. Then like every other couple, the indepth topics of kids and house arrangements and all that. As for the sex, my fiance is in Afghanistan and we haven't had sex in 8 months (when he came home for R&R) so I have forgotten what sex feels like at this point in time lol. But I imagine that it will be great, but not cause of the engagement, just cause of the fact he is home finally & it's been so long lol.
Answered by nelly01756 - Thu Feb 12 16:00:09 2009
Q. How has your relationship changed since you began planning your wedding? Is the dynamic between you and your intended different? Howso? Would you say it is better or more strained? Personally, I've noticed that we talk more about emotional and psychological matters having to do with marriage. We've delved pretty deeply into both of our childhoods (our parents are both divorced) and discussed the impact that that had on our outlook towards marriage. We've also both talked a LOT about the different things that we think are necessary to make a marriage work. We've been working a LOT on communication - we didn't really have bad communication before, but it's been really great since deciding to get married. A negative thing I've noticed is… [cont.]
Asked by Bombshell Bodhisattva - Thu Feb 12 15:08:16 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Very very indepth conversations about the most irrelevant yet relevant things you could possibly think of. Such as eating habits and stuff lol. Then like every other couple, the indepth topics of kids and house arrangements and all that. As for the sex, my fiance is in Afghanistan and we haven't had sex in 8 months (when he came home for R&R) so I have forgotten what sex feels like at this point in time lol. But I imagine that it will be great, but not cause of the engagement, just cause of the fact he is home finally & it's been so long lol.
Answered by nelly01756 - Thu Feb 12 16:00:09 2009
In what ways do you think birth control pills changed your body?
Q. I've been taking Seasonale (now Seasonique) for a few months. i think i notice larger breasts, weight gain, and definitely mood swings, and i seem more emotional towards things! BUT how about you...notice fuller hips? thinning hair? i also heard you change 'down there' like your odor changes and stuff? Can people please explain how their bodies have changed? or if not at all? also, what type of birth control do you use?
Asked by AlibiM - Wed Jun 25 15:04:05 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi! I am not on birth control now as I am pregnant:) But I have used it and I did not like the side effects. My doctor told me that you don't gain weight on birth control but if you are seeming to gain it's only water weight...I would beg to differ!!! I gained quite a bit of weight on Yasmin (sp?) the first pill I was on and they had to put me on a water pill at the same time I took that b/c I had so much water (I still think I actually gained more than just water! Actually, I would agree about the breasts as well. After Yasmin I went on the patch-that was the most horrible experience ever! Never again! Then I went on a new pill called Solia or Apria (generic names) and that worked ok but emotionally I can say birth control does affect… [cont.]
Answered by MOMMY1 - Wed Jun 25 15:16:02 2008
Q. I've been taking Seasonale (now Seasonique) for a few months. i think i notice larger breasts, weight gain, and definitely mood swings, and i seem more emotional towards things! BUT how about you...notice fuller hips? thinning hair? i also heard you change 'down there' like your odor changes and stuff? Can people please explain how their bodies have changed? or if not at all? also, what type of birth control do you use?
Asked by AlibiM - Wed Jun 25 15:04:05 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi! I am not on birth control now as I am pregnant:) But I have used it and I did not like the side effects. My doctor told me that you don't gain weight on birth control but if you are seeming to gain it's only water weight...I would beg to differ!!! I gained quite a bit of weight on Yasmin (sp?) the first pill I was on and they had to put me on a water pill at the same time I took that b/c I had so much water (I still think I actually gained more than just water! Actually, I would agree about the breasts as well. After Yasmin I went on the patch-that was the most horrible experience ever! Never again! Then I went on a new pill called Solia or Apria (generic names) and that worked ok but emotionally I can say birth control does affect… [cont.]
Answered by MOMMY1 - Wed Jun 25 15:16:02 2008
How often should aquarium filter media be changed?
Q. I know it varies, but how can I tell when mine needs to be changed? I have an Eheim 2028 canister with three different types of media. It almost sounds like it's not supposed to be changed??? I'm confused!
Asked by Oh Nooooo! - Thu Apr 26 01:15:02 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You never change out the bio-media ... this is what holds the good bacteria and if you remove it, you tank must go through a cycle again!!! Carbon media should be changed out when it is recommended, since it goes bad. I replace carbon media with more bio-media, so I never have to replace that part. I only use carbon when removing meds ... here is why (scroll down or read it all) If your bio-media looks more dirty, as in solid particles, not color because the bacteria will discolor it, then lightly rinse it in TANK water from a water change OR dechlorinated water. Tap water will kill the bacteria. You could age some water in a 5 gallon bucket for 24+ hours and the chlorine would evaporate, but if it is chloramines, you would still… [cont.]
Answered by Kenshin - Thu Apr 26 05:21:41 2007
Q. I know it varies, but how can I tell when mine needs to be changed? I have an Eheim 2028 canister with three different types of media. It almost sounds like it's not supposed to be changed??? I'm confused!
Asked by Oh Nooooo! - Thu Apr 26 01:15:02 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You never change out the bio-media ... this is what holds the good bacteria and if you remove it, you tank must go through a cycle again!!! Carbon media should be changed out when it is recommended, since it goes bad. I replace carbon media with more bio-media, so I never have to replace that part. I only use carbon when removing meds ... here is why (scroll down or read it all) If your bio-media looks more dirty, as in solid particles, not color because the bacteria will discolor it, then lightly rinse it in TANK water from a water change OR dechlorinated water. Tap water will kill the bacteria. You could age some water in a 5 gallon bucket for 24+ hours and the chlorine would evaporate, but if it is chloramines, you would still… [cont.]
Answered by Kenshin - Thu Apr 26 05:21:41 2007
How often do you need to get your roters changed on a four year old car?
Q. I live in Los Angeles and only have 37,000 miles on my car (Saab 9-3). Everytime I come in to get my break pads changed, they tell me I need new roters. I've already changed them once. Is it possible they're lying about having to change them again? This seems a bit excessive to me.
Asked by Sam - Thu Nov 15 12:24:04 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are definitely lying to you. Your rotors wear out just like your brake pads but at a much slower rate. Usually they just have to be turned, which means they have to file them down so they are even all around because braking creates uneven wear on them. Depending on the type of brake pads (metallic or organic) your frequency of braking and pressure used (if you have ABS your golden) your rotors should last an average of 30 to 40 thousand miles.
Answered by daddy9463 - Thu Nov 15 12:35:00 2007
Q. I live in Los Angeles and only have 37,000 miles on my car (Saab 9-3). Everytime I come in to get my break pads changed, they tell me I need new roters. I've already changed them once. Is it possible they're lying about having to change them again? This seems a bit excessive to me.
Asked by Sam - Thu Nov 15 12:24:04 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are definitely lying to you. Your rotors wear out just like your brake pads but at a much slower rate. Usually they just have to be turned, which means they have to file them down so they are even all around because braking creates uneven wear on them. Depending on the type of brake pads (metallic or organic) your frequency of braking and pressure used (if you have ABS your golden) your rotors should last an average of 30 to 40 thousand miles.
Answered by daddy9463 - Thu Nov 15 12:35:00 2007
What can i do about an owner who changed my email settings without my permission?
Q. I belong to a group where the owner has decided that none of the members can be on No Email status. She freely admits she will go in and periodically change anyone with No Email to Special Notices. So far, i have changed my email preference three times back to MY choice. My settings are for my convenince, not a group owner. How do I report this violation to Yahoo? The group owner did not have any posted rules about email preference and only recently posted a message to the group stating she would change the email setting of members so that no one would miss her posts.
Asked by Kathy L - Tue Sep 19 03:26:05 2006 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I'm not sure if reporting her to Yahoo will be of any use. If she freely admits she can and will go in and change your settings, it almost sounds like this is a term of use that you agreed to when you joined. I am assuming you want to stay with this group, so leaving is not an option. I would send her an e-mail asking her not to include me in here special notices broadcasts, as you will not read them anyway. Then I would set up a filter, in the client program I use to read emails, to filter for messages from this group and automatically delete them. Or, more poetically, set it to forward them to her address. That way, if she doesn't abide by your request, she fills her own in basket with her unwanted messages.
Answered by Aurthor D - Wed Sep 20 21:13:21 2006
Q. I belong to a group where the owner has decided that none of the members can be on No Email status. She freely admits she will go in and periodically change anyone with No Email to Special Notices. So far, i have changed my email preference three times back to MY choice. My settings are for my convenince, not a group owner. How do I report this violation to Yahoo? The group owner did not have any posted rules about email preference and only recently posted a message to the group stating she would change the email setting of members so that no one would miss her posts.
Asked by Kathy L - Tue Sep 19 03:26:05 2006 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I'm not sure if reporting her to Yahoo will be of any use. If she freely admits she can and will go in and change your settings, it almost sounds like this is a term of use that you agreed to when you joined. I am assuming you want to stay with this group, so leaving is not an option. I would send her an e-mail asking her not to include me in here special notices broadcasts, as you will not read them anyway. Then I would set up a filter, in the client program I use to read emails, to filter for messages from this group and automatically delete them. Or, more poetically, set it to forward them to her address. That way, if she doesn't abide by your request, she fills her own in basket with her unwanted messages.
Answered by Aurthor D - Wed Sep 20 21:13:21 2006
What if my address has changed since I've filed my taxes?
Q. I want to get my economy check or whatever Bush is callig it too. But I've changed my address. What can I do?
Asked by Andria S - Mon Mar 31 02:35:13 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have the Post Office forward your mail to your new address. Also you can notify the IRS by filling out this form: Note this information from this ( page: If you change your address after filing your return, you should notify the post office that services your old address. Because not all post offices forward government checks, notifying the post office that services your old address ensures that your mail will be forwarded, but not necessarily your refund check. To change your address with the IRS, you may complete a Form 8822 (PDF), Address Change Request, and send it to the address shown on the form.
Answered by Me - Mon Mar 31 02:45:13 2008
Q. I want to get my economy check or whatever Bush is callig it too. But I've changed my address. What can I do?
Asked by Andria S - Mon Mar 31 02:35:13 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have the Post Office forward your mail to your new address. Also you can notify the IRS by filling out this form: Note this information from this ( page: If you change your address after filing your return, you should notify the post office that services your old address. Because not all post offices forward government checks, notifying the post office that services your old address ensures that your mail will be forwarded, but not necessarily your refund check. To change your address with the IRS, you may complete a Form 8822 (PDF), Address Change Request, and send it to the address shown on the form.
Answered by Me - Mon Mar 31 02:45:13 2008
What do you do when a customer claims that you short changed them ?
Q. YOu deal with alot of customers everyday and you give them change. And one of the customer that went through your till claimed that you short changed him ( didn't give him enough change). What do you do?
Asked by chanseypokemon - Mon Sep 18 23:24:46 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is standard practise in a lot of retail businesses to close the till and have a manager or second party count the till down. If you are over in your deposit, you have short changed the customer. Another thing I have done if it was too busy to close the till was to take the customer's name and number and call them at the end of business and let them know if the till was over or not. You're going to make mistakes, it's only human, but you don't want to fall for a con.
Answered by hopebaymama - Tue Sep 19 01:06:03 2006
Q. YOu deal with alot of customers everyday and you give them change. And one of the customer that went through your till claimed that you short changed him ( didn't give him enough change). What do you do?
Asked by chanseypokemon - Mon Sep 18 23:24:46 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is standard practise in a lot of retail businesses to close the till and have a manager or second party count the till down. If you are over in your deposit, you have short changed the customer. Another thing I have done if it was too busy to close the till was to take the customer's name and number and call them at the end of business and let them know if the till was over or not. You're going to make mistakes, it's only human, but you don't want to fall for a con.
Answered by hopebaymama - Tue Sep 19 01:06:03 2006
Why was the cookie monster changed to the veggie monster?
Q. What can I say? I LOVE cookies. When i was changed to the veggie monster i was enraged. I understand veggies are nutritious but cookies have nutritional content as well. They may contain unwanted saturated fat but they also contain 6% of your daily supply of iron. Iron is important! And so are cookies!
Asked by Cookie Monster - Wed Feb 10 19:42:04 2010 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No kidding? The Cookie Monster is now the Veggie Monster? When I was a kid in the 70s, watching the Cookie Monster uncontrollably gobble down cookies didn't make me want to do the same. (And even a kid could tell that he wasn't really eating them) Yeah, I liked cookies, but of course I didn't eat them all the time--because my mom wouldn't let me. It was my parents' responsibility to take care of me--not television's.
Answered by packerfan - Wed Feb 10 21:00:37 2010
Q. What can I say? I LOVE cookies. When i was changed to the veggie monster i was enraged. I understand veggies are nutritious but cookies have nutritional content as well. They may contain unwanted saturated fat but they also contain 6% of your daily supply of iron. Iron is important! And so are cookies!
Asked by Cookie Monster - Wed Feb 10 19:42:04 2010 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No kidding? The Cookie Monster is now the Veggie Monster? When I was a kid in the 70s, watching the Cookie Monster uncontrollably gobble down cookies didn't make me want to do the same. (And even a kid could tell that he wasn't really eating them) Yeah, I liked cookies, but of course I didn't eat them all the time--because my mom wouldn't let me. It was my parents' responsibility to take care of me--not television's.
Answered by packerfan - Wed Feb 10 21:00:37 2010
How can the situation be changed so that the quantities are no longer proportionally related?
Q. 6. A salesman earns $500 for every sale he makes. How can the situation be changed so that the quantities are no longer proportionally related?
Asked by ftgbhftgbh - Sat Sep 12 22:44:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you give him a bonus for selling more than 5, it's no longer proportional.
Answered by Mike Robertson - Sat Sep 12 22:48:37 2009
Q. 6. A salesman earns $500 for every sale he makes. How can the situation be changed so that the quantities are no longer proportionally related?
Asked by ftgbhftgbh - Sat Sep 12 22:44:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you give him a bonus for selling more than 5, it's no longer proportional.
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What events in history have changed out opinions on different races?
Q. What events in history have changed out opinions on different races? Like, do we feel different about the germans now cause of WW2? Thanks so much for any help! :)
Asked by XjbX - Tue May 12 07:14:28 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dr. Craig Venter and scientist Francis Collins of the National Institute of Health jointly made the announcement of the mapping of the human genome in 2000. Upon examining the data from the genome mapping, he realized that although we are indeed further apart genetically from each other, (1-3% instead of the assumed 1%), the types of variations don't warrant calling each other different races. He says quote.."Race is a social concept. It's not a scientific one. There are no bright lines (that would stand out), if we could compare all the sequenced genomes of everyone on the planet." "When we try to apply science to try to sort out these social differences, it all falls apart." Different races are when you talk about cats, dogs, horses,… [cont.]
Answered by r.wolfpaw - Tue May 12 07:35:12 2009
Q. What events in history have changed out opinions on different races? Like, do we feel different about the germans now cause of WW2? Thanks so much for any help! :)
Asked by XjbX - Tue May 12 07:14:28 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dr. Craig Venter and scientist Francis Collins of the National Institute of Health jointly made the announcement of the mapping of the human genome in 2000. Upon examining the data from the genome mapping, he realized that although we are indeed further apart genetically from each other, (1-3% instead of the assumed 1%), the types of variations don't warrant calling each other different races. He says quote.."Race is a social concept. It's not a scientific one. There are no bright lines (that would stand out), if we could compare all the sequenced genomes of everyone on the planet." "When we try to apply science to try to sort out these social differences, it all falls apart." Different races are when you talk about cats, dogs, horses,… [cont.]
Answered by r.wolfpaw - Tue May 12 07:35:12 2009
How has the abundance of hydrogen changed in the universe since the Big Bang?
Q. 1) How has the abundance of hydrogen changed in the universe since the Big Bang? 2) Why are the natural abundances of Tc and Pm recorded as 0? Thanks
Asked by sen_dog14 - Tue Jan 22 23:02:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The element is determined by the # of protons not the # of Neutrons. The isotope is determined by the # neutrons. Hydrogen without Neutrons is Hydrogen. Hydrogen with a neutron is deuterium, and if it has 2 neutrons it is called Tritium. Helium is produced in the first stage of a stars life cycle. 2 Hydrogen atoms (this includes deuterium and tritium) fuse together to yield helium and energy as well as a slight loss of mass. In later stages of a stars life cycle it starts producing ever heavier elements until if it is massive enough it goes supernova and a whole spectrum of elements are developed. As the universe ages more and more of the hydrogen is used up, but Hydrogen is still the most abundant element in the Universe. Tc Technetium… [cont.]
Answered by drmanjo2010 - Wed Jan 23 00:39:51 2008
Q. 1) How has the abundance of hydrogen changed in the universe since the Big Bang? 2) Why are the natural abundances of Tc and Pm recorded as 0? Thanks
Asked by sen_dog14 - Tue Jan 22 23:02:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The element is determined by the # of protons not the # of Neutrons. The isotope is determined by the # neutrons. Hydrogen without Neutrons is Hydrogen. Hydrogen with a neutron is deuterium, and if it has 2 neutrons it is called Tritium. Helium is produced in the first stage of a stars life cycle. 2 Hydrogen atoms (this includes deuterium and tritium) fuse together to yield helium and energy as well as a slight loss of mass. In later stages of a stars life cycle it starts producing ever heavier elements until if it is massive enough it goes supernova and a whole spectrum of elements are developed. As the universe ages more and more of the hydrogen is used up, but Hydrogen is still the most abundant element in the Universe. Tc Technetium… [cont.]
Answered by drmanjo2010 - Wed Jan 23 00:39:51 2008
How have the roles of women in the US changed in the past 30 years?
Q. How have the roles of women in the US changed in the past 30 years? & what new inventions, developments & attitudes have helped bring about theses changes?
Asked by Midnight Sun - Fri Oct 16 16:48:33 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Great questions! 40 years ago men earned enough money to support their families and women stayed home with the children. I'll just tackle "what brought about these changes." The monied elite took over the US government by political campaign contributions and lobbying. Congressmen wrote laws favorable to corporations, and under predominantly Republican rule, money moved upward. (Republicans move money upward to create more inequality; Democrats move money downward to create more equality.) You can see the result of thirty years of Reaganomics. Here is a chart showing how much Reagan increased inequality beginning thirty years ago: Corporations want to pay as little as possible for workers, so unions were methodically busted, which… [cont.]
Answered by iris054 - Fri Oct 16 18:13:34 2009
Q. How have the roles of women in the US changed in the past 30 years? & what new inventions, developments & attitudes have helped bring about theses changes?
Asked by Midnight Sun - Fri Oct 16 16:48:33 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Great questions! 40 years ago men earned enough money to support their families and women stayed home with the children. I'll just tackle "what brought about these changes." The monied elite took over the US government by political campaign contributions and lobbying. Congressmen wrote laws favorable to corporations, and under predominantly Republican rule, money moved upward. (Republicans move money upward to create more inequality; Democrats move money downward to create more equality.) You can see the result of thirty years of Reaganomics. Here is a chart showing how much Reagan increased inequality beginning thirty years ago: Corporations want to pay as little as possible for workers, so unions were methodically busted, which… [cont.]
Answered by iris054 - Fri Oct 16 18:13:34 2009
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