Is secondlife.com a commercial email harvesting scam?
Q. Try as I may I couldn't get past their regestration process...AFTER giving my email address...looks like a scam to me!
Asked by p - Tue Jul 27 05:29:48 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

what is meant by siviculture and harvesting operation related to the management of commercial forests?
Q. extended response or website. 10 points
Asked by The Demon Enforcer - Thu Apr 23 20:47:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Section III (Practices) has the info you are looking for on siviculture and harvesting operation. Hope this helps!
Answered by jaimieneb - Thu Apr 23 23:22:06 2009

Who is the blonde guy in the corn pops commercial?
Q. It's a new commercial that depicts Russian-like villagers harvesting cornpops (cereal). Then this Blonde tax collector comes in and takes all their cereal away. Who is that guy? Is he a boy or girl?
Asked by Scorpion Fiend - Sun Apr 19 18:00:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. not sure
Answered by heather11ginny23 - Wed Apr 22 23:19:32 2009

In Ohio, is sales tax charged on the purchase of a new tractor to be used solely in commercial farm use ?
Q. The farm use will consist of tilling, fertilizing, and harvesting of produce to be sold.
Asked by Buckeye 1984 - Wed Aug 20 15:55:00 2008 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes, sales tax is charged.
Answered by mbrcatz - Wed Aug 20 19:01:53 2008

What's the song from the Quaker Simple Harvest commercial?
Q. I've been wanting this song for a while now and I can't seem to find it. Can you please help me? Thanks!
Asked by Garrett - Tue Oct 16 00:35:30 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Contact Quaker directly:
Answered by HappyFooFoo - Tue Oct 16 00:44:37 2007

what i the name of the guy that plays in the "skittles harvest" commercial?
Q. what i the name of the guy that plays in the "skittles harvest" commercial?
Asked by Danielle - Sun May 23 21:46:53 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. His name is Todd Bosley. He also played on the Little Giants movie, Scrubs, and a bunch of other productions. Hope this helps.
Answered by Fidget - Mon May 24 13:02:35 2010

Should our main source of salmon for food be wild or farmed?
Q. Each year we spend millions of dollars for fish enhancement in the Pacific Northwest and fish hatcheries, and then we allow commercial fishermen to harvest over half of the fish. Wouldn't it be better to leave the wild salmon alone and farm fish for food? Salmon are not a renewable resource because the wild (non-hatchery fish) are being killed during these harvest and then we have fewer and fewer wild stocks, which some are endangered.
Asked by BC - Fri Apr 23 23:24:31 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Wild caught definitely tastes better... Farm raised makes them easier to control and manage, though, and you don't have to worry about depleting all of the salmon.
Answered by Redreaper - Fri Apr 23 23:26:56 2010

i need help with my home work soo PLESE help lol?
Q. In the tropical rainforest, farmers use a slash and burn technique of clearing land, then harvesting, and then moving on. What is this type of farming is known as? A. Commercial farming B. Harvest farming C. Rice paddy farming D.Subsistence farming which one is it??
Asked by Juri - Tue Dec 30 09:55:27 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. D
Answered by plink - Tue Dec 30 19:16:33 2008

Why won't the government admit that the E Coli outbreak is due to the illegal aliens' lack of basic hygiene?
Q. Drive by a field where workers harvesting crops. Do you see any restrooms with running water? NO! Bacteria in loose stool of infected persons can be passed from one person to another if hygiene or hand washing habits are inadequate. www.cdc.gov Food obtained from Mexican homes showed generally higher counts of coliforms and fecal coliforms than those obtained from commercial sources in Mexico and Houston. The foods in Mexico, both from homes and commercial sources, commonly contained Escherichia coli and occasionally enterotoxigenic E. coli. Foods in Houston were not contaminated with E. coli or enterotoxigenic E. coli. Salmonella (17 isolates), Shigella (4 isolates), and Aeromonas hydrophila (1 isolate) were found only in the foods… [cont.]
Asked by Jeffery C - Tue Dec 26 22:33:08 2006 - - 32 Answers - 1 Comments

A. I'm with you. That was my very first position on the matter. And I still believe it. BTW, when I was a young girl, I myself worked in the fields. The unsanitary conditions are appalling. Edit: I might also add that yes, sometimes people didn't want to stop their work to find a "potty".
Answered by Crosseyed Kitty - Tue Dec 26 22:36:15 2006

recommendations to keep Antarctica Safe?
Q. Why Antarctica is Unique Tourism and its Impacts The Consequences of Mining Ozone Depletion and Antarctica The Impact of the Commercial Harvesting of Marine Life Existing Treaties
Asked by Samuel B - Wed Jun 10 03:01:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

I have got hold of a load of bee keeping equipment and a hive?
Q. I need to know where I can get hold of some bees. I am located in Ipswich, Suffolk, UK. Also - how much would 1 of these hives produce in a year? How many times will I have to harvest the honey? Thanks.
Asked by matthew2riches - Fri Jun 13 05:47:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. These people should be able to help you - good luck
Answered by browser - Fri Jun 13 05:59:24 2008

How to harvest the pineapple from my pineapple plant.?
Q. I have a small pineapple plant and it has bear a fruit and I wanted to harvest the fruit and plant it again. Normally the commercial pineapple has no or very short stem but my small pineapple plant look like the drawing found in this link: and I wanted to ask you guys if I am going to harvest the fruit will I cut the connection of the from the fruit or do I cut off the entire stem? After I harvest the fruit, will the plant be able to bear another fruit ever again?Thanks
Asked by Ken - Thu May 20 13:48:08 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. When your pineapple is ready to harvest (it should be a golden yellow if grown from a commercial variety) there are a couple of ways to do so. You can either cut it from the plant (I use pruning shears if doing this) or you can snap it off. To snap it off grasp the pineapple and give it a sudden snap to the side; it'll snap off just below the fruit. As for additional pineapples from the plant: there could be 'suckers' or 'pups' growing from the plant. If so, and you leave them attached, they will produce another pineapple on each. These will be much smaller, coming from an attached pup. If you remove the pups and plant them they will produce a pineapple each, and probably more pups. Good luck and enjoy!
Answered by shooter1 - Thu May 20 19:24:42 2010

HELP!!!! Uniform Commercial Code???
Q. I am in a business law class and my teacher handed out this question. I cannot find in my book exactly what the UCC is and what its stipulations are. The question is as follows: David owns 1000 acres of land in Faulkner County, Arkansas. Dvid enters into a contract with Cushman Construction Company to sell Cushman 10,000 tons of gravel from a quarry located on the property for use as fill on a road project. Cushman is to remove the gravel. Next, David agrees to sell to Holsum Bread Company 400 acres of wheat growing on the property. David is obligated under the contract to harvest and deliver the wheat to Holsum. Then, David enters into an oil and gas lease with Texas Oil & Gas allowing them to drill a well on his farm and… [cont.]
Asked by Susie B - Tue Sep 18 22:58:59 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The UCC is referenced below. It covers leases, purchases of movable goods and services. It does not cover real property transfers. Real property does not move. A cruise ship is chattel (movable property). A tree attached to the land is real property, until chopped down. #1: Remove product from quarry: a real estate transaction: not covered. See the second link below. #2: Sale of a product, wheat: covered by UCC #3: Lease of gas rights: lease for removal of product, not a real estate contract: covered by UCC. #4: sale of land: not covered by UCC
Answered by buttfor2007 - Wed Sep 19 00:37:30 2007

Whaling(commercial)?
Q. Why does greenepeace oppose the harvesting of natural resources-Sport fishing is wrong and should be banned.
Asked by SWTSGR - Wed Feb 14 23:10:29 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Greenpeace and other environmental or animal protection groups oppose whale hunting because they think whales are very, very intelligent animals and have the right to live. This opinion that whales are intelligent is not always based on factual studies that can be replicated by another group of scientists that support whale hunting. It is often based on nothing more than a hunch or gut feeling or by observing certain behaviors common in humans and leaping to the conclusion they are extremely intelligent, which could very well be but some proof is always better.
Answered by Professor Armitage - Thu Feb 15 00:47:43 2007

Is it ok to feed dogs only eggs and rice and veggies? I want to get away from feeding commercial dog foods..?
Q. I have 7 dogs ranging from 35 to 55 pounds. I am through with commercial dog food due to contamination and questionable ingredients. I want to know if I feed them say, each 5 eggs, some rice, and a bend of veggies such as broccoli, carrots, parsley, and such if it will be nutritious enough for them to eat on a regular basis? The reason I choose eggs as the protein source is because I live in an area where I can set up a giant chicken coop area to harvest eggs daily. How does this sound, and any suggestions are welcome. I realize the eggs should be soft boiled according to BARF guidelines.. I also intend to supplement each meal with a helping of Missing Link Plus. Also will be able to add yogurt now and then.. I currently feed them Ol' Roy… [cont.]
Asked by Karen D - Thu Sep 18 01:32:33 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Eggs, rice and veggies is not a complete diet. There is no calcium in this. Also no taurine, no organ meat.. etc. etc. You're better off going straight to raw... it's not expensive when you get the hang of it, I promise. I have 3 giant breed dogs and it costs me next to nothing to feed them raw... and it's better for them too. If you have any questions, please message me. I'm a Canine Nutrition Consultant and I'd really like to help you.
Answered by Coly - Thu Sep 18 01:38:18 2008

Biefly define the term "recruitment limitation" as it applies to marine populations?
Q. Biefly define the term "recruitment limitation" as it applies to marine populations, and describe ONE implication of recruitment limitation for harvested populations. (ie. commercial fishing).
Asked by cand26 - Wed Jun 23 20:43:41 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. In biological populations recruitment generally refers to surviving new young each year (sometime also immigration to a population as well). Recruitment limitation is the limit to how much recruitment is possible in a given year. This has sever limitations of sustainable harvest. If you harvest more in a given year than are recruited you have negative population growth. If you set up a system with harvest limits about the recruitment limitation you are going to drive the population to extinction. This is true for and population, not just marine systems.
Answered by unknown - Thu Jun 24 11:57:46 2010

Which commercial do you prefer for an audition? [option #1, or #2?]?
Q. 1) At sunchips, we believe baby steps can change the world. This is why we make every delicious bag of sunchips with 18 grams of whole grains per servings. Because we believe the goodness of whole grains seasoned with real cheddar cheese is a small step toward a healthier life style. A step toward a state of harvest cheddar happiness. 2) Food scientists have spent years with their beakers and flasks and chemistry sets trying to come up with something as good for you as Florida orange juice,. But they never come close. Start your day with almost 25% daily recommended fruit and vegetable servings in 1 8 ounce glass. Its a miracle in every in every way. Florida orange juice; healthy. Pure. And simple
Asked by hellO broOklyn; hOw yOu dOiing? - Sun May 3 12:42:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Definitley #1 #2 is has too much scientific material in it to be a commercial. Although it provides facts, #1 is a less harsh approach and will get people's attentio more efficiently. #1 has good wording and really sounds like a realistic commercial I would see on tv. To be honest, I am not sure I would hear #2 on tv. Good luck!
Answered by Maggie - Sun May 3 12:52:08 2009

If churches are "responsible" because of charity work, is beer "nutritious" because the commercial was funny?
Q. What about rappers? are they "wholesome" because they got shot 5 times? Churches do charity stuff because it buys them street cred. For every dollar they spend on a poor person they probably get 50 dollars back in donations, and YET they STILL use their charities for shady activities, like purchasing diamond mines (America's Second Harvest). Some church charities won't even help you unless you're a member of their church and to qualify as a member you have to fit certain criteria. Rebecca: I'm a private citizen, not a religious organization. They stand to profit from what they do. In the same way that Pepsi buys a block of commercials during the superbowl to get brand recognition, the church sets up a charity. What I do for charity work… [cont.]
Asked by Sea Kitteh REsuspended Pepsi - Fri Aug 7 11:10:54 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments

Can someone summarize this in simpler English?
Q. Evolutionary biologists can reveal the genetic structure of populations and species by statistical analysis of genetic markers. These methods have many applications. They enable researchers, for instance, to distinguish among stocks of fish species that migrate from different spawning grounds. Such distinctions have important management and political implications in cases such as the salmon industry, since both the political units that include spawning locations and those where the fish are harvested have an economic interest in the stocks. In forestry, nurseries where commercial stocks of conifers are developed and grown are subject to genetic contamination by airborne pollen from wild trees. Methods developed by population geneticists… [cont.]
Asked by Kenneth Yeung - Sun Oct 18 12:30:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Basically, scientists (the evolutionary biologists) can look at the genetic makeup of something, and tell things like what species they are related to, and how they differ from similar species. Scientists can also genetically engineer organisms to contain the best traits and genes of their parents.
Answered by Tyler Y - Sun Oct 18 12:40:03 2009

In the case, Worcester v. Georgia, the Supreme Court ruled that ?
Q. Select the appropriate answer for each of the following questions. 1. In the case, Worcester v. Georgia, the Supreme Court ruled that A. the Seminole people had no property values. B. the Cherokee people be removed from their homes. C. state officials must honor Cherokee property rights. D. state officials could not take Seminole property for any purpose. 2. The Whig party, created in opposition to Andrew Jackson s policies, advocated A. a stronger federal government. B. preserving states rights. C. limiting commercial development. D. lowering tariffs. 3. Andrew Jackson supported the spoils system because he believed it A. brought into government the country s most educated people. B. opened up government… [cont.]
Asked by UhOh Penguin! - Wed Oct 28 04:21:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments

A. 1. D 2. A 3. A 4. B 5. C 6. A 7. D 8. D 9. B 10. C 11. A 12. A 13. D 14. B 15. A 16. B 17. A 18. D 19. A
Answered by FOX News is the best - Sun Nov 1 00:20:15 2009