Justin H asked:


I went to buy a new truck and left my trade in at the dealer for 5 days to make sure that I liked the truck I was going to buy. Long story short they changed my oil, I guess they thought it was a done deal. Well it wasn’t a done deal and I wanted my old truck back, when I picked it up and drove off it made a horrible sound, engine light came on about 30 miles later. My mechanic told me that there wasn’t any oil on the dipstick, am I in trouble.

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Buddy_Lee_Hombre_de_accion asked:


Do they really have anything to do with it? I always believed that our economy lives and dies on our companies. It’s hard for a country to not trade with you if you have a necessary product (oil) or put out good products, regardless of the leadership.

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Mr. Bradshaw asked:


I’m not particularly skilled at any one trade but I know how to use basic tools like wrenches, hammers, saws, screwdrivers, and measuring tape for minor vehicle maintenanc ( only wrenches and screw drivers for vehicle repairs) or home improvements. I can change the oil, oil filter, brake pads, air filter, spark plugs and spark plug wires on my truck (relatively minor things) but the more advanced stuff (computer controlled wiring, fixing head gaskets, cylynders, transmissions, etc) I am not skilled at, plus I don’t have my own garage. Around the house, I can tighten fixtures such as toilet paper holders, towel holders, faucets, etc and fix broken furniture when the damage is minor. What should I do so that I don’t get taken advantage of by some unscrupulous mechanic, carpenter, plumber, sheetrock contractor or electrician (I have been the victim of one once), when it comes to more advanced repairs and building work that I’m not as skilled at? What laws should I be aware of?

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michrb52 asked:


this is a quote from AP wire services:
“A purported Taliban spokesman, Qari Yousef Ahmadi, claimed in a phone call to The Associated Press that militants shot the helicopter down in southern Helmand province, THE WORLD”S LARGEST OPIUM POPPY GROWING REGION WHERE COMBAT HAS BEEN HEAVY IN RECENT MONTHS”
The USA government really does not care care about Darfur because they have nothing the USA wants , nothing that makes money. The U.S has interests in Iraq for the oil of course, is the TRUTH OF THE MATTER that the U.S.A. is fighting (or whatever the U.S.A. is doing) with Bin Laden in Afghanistan REALLY to PROTECT the U.S.A.’s interest in the OPIUM POPPY? As Afghanistan has nothing else the USA would want and the USA really has not tried very hard too “get” Bin Laden anyway you know (and i hope you are not foolish enough to believe that the USA does not have an interest in the drug trade..of course the USA does!)
the USA’s “war on drugs” as everybody knows ..is a big fat front and a farce, the USA makes money off the drugs and it also helps to anesthetise (and kill) the underclass)
the usa has released propaganda to US citizens that Bin Laden is now using the drug money from the poppies to finance his terrorism as if he finally woke up and now instead of not allowing planting of poppies he is now protecting the poppies for his own needs. How stupid does theUSA government think it’s citizens are?

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Water Witch asked:


I have a 1998 Pontiac Sunfire 4Door SE. It has 117,000 miles. I give it regular oil changes, and it was given a tune up last year. The only thing I had to replace on it was the alternator at 90,000 miles, and break pads and rotors. On occassion it’ll run funny (a little rough), but most of the time it purrs like a kitten. I’ve had the car for 3 years. I’m debating whether or not to trade the car in for a Honda since my experience with Honda’s is their made to run on high miles (i’ve had a honda before). How dependable is a Sunfire on high miles? Should I trade it in?

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tiffany . asked:


A. Italy was removed from the medieval wars in Europe and was able to flourish on its own.
B. Italy was a neutral country during the wars, and many educated and talented people moved there.
C. The Italians were friends with the French and formed a treaty to prevent war.
D. In part, Italy had thriving cities, increased trade, and a wealthy merchant class.

2. The interest in Roman and Greek culture, which included grammar, poetry, art and philosophy, inspired a movement called
A. culturalism.
B. humanism.
C. Romanesque.
D. Latin.

3. Renaissance religious paintings tended to focus on the
A. personalities of religious figures.
B. religious significance of the time.
C. history of the Crusades.
D. human suffering brought about by war.

4. To draw three-dimensional objects on paper, Renaissance artists studied
A. floor plans of ancient buildings.
B. philosophy.
C. perspective.
D. Michelangelo’s writings.

5. Which of the following artists or architects were not part of the Renaissance movement?
A. Leonardo da Vinci
B. Bramante
C. Michelangelo
D. Calder

6. Who was the Renaissance architect whose design for St. Peter’s Basilica influenced many other churches?
A. Michelangelo
B. Donato Bramante
C. Leonardo da Vinci
D. Raffaello Sanzio

7. Why was Johannes Gutenberg an important factor in spreading the Renaissance movement?
A. He invented paper, so the monks could write stories about the Renaissance movement.
B. He developed oil paint, which made paintings last longer.
C. He developed the printing press, which made it possible to spread information faster over greater areas.
D. He was credited with inventing turpentine, to help with the printing process.

8. Italian Renaissance artists painted scenes from Greek and Roman myths. What did the northern European artists of the Renaissance period focus on?
A. Painting the natural world as realistically as possible
B. Preserving history by painting the images from past wars
C. Painting portraits of kings and lords
D. Painting scenes from the Bible

9. What merchant organization was responsible for developing a trade network and ensuring protection of its members across northern Europe?
A. European Trade League
B. Northern Renaissance Group
C. Northern Trade Group
D. Hanseatic League

10. Which of the following was not a major factor in spreading the Renaissance movement into northern Europe?
A. Education
B. Farmers
C. Artists
D. Philosophers and writers

11. During the Renaissance, which of the following philosophies made its way from Italy to England and had an impact on writers such as Sir Thomas More and William Shakespeare?
A. Darwinism
B. Capitalism
C. Humanism
D. Individualism

12. Which of the following best describes how the Renaissance in Italy influenced art and literature in Europe?
A. It created more of an interest in the natural order of life and human personality.
B. It caused more of a focus on mythological stories and ideals.
C. There was more of a concern and interest over the wealth and power of monarchs.
D. There was a move away from personal achievement and more importance placed on the church.

13. What was important about the year 1517 and a monk named Martin Luther?
A. That was the year that Luther was ordained as a priest.
B. Luther created the first church bulletin written in Latin.
C. It marked the year that Luther became the first Catholic monk in Germany.
D. Luther’s actions in 1517 were considered the start of the Protestant Reformation.

14. Martin Luther wrote a list of complaints about the Roman Catholic Church called the
A. Catholic Chronicles.
B. Reformation Act.
C. Ninety-five Theses.
D. Orders of Reform.

15. The Holy Roman emperor handed down the decree, Edict of Worms, which declared Martin Luther
A. an outlaw, and condemned Luther’s writings.
B. a selfless monk who worked hard to support his parish.
C. a historian, due to Luther’s ability to translate the Bible into other languages.
D. a disgrace to the church because of his use of academic Latin for his writings.

16. What led to the break of King Henry VIII from the Catholic Church?
A. The church denounced King Henry VIII’s method of raising taxes.
B. The church would not annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon.
C. The pope heard rumors that King Henry VIII wanted to start his own church.
D. The pope wanted King Henry VIII to pay for the building of a new Catholic church.

17. King Henry VIII, with the help of the Reformation Parliament, pulled away from the Catholic Church and formed the
A. Age of Reckoning, which meant England was no longer under the control of the Roman Catholic church.
B. Church of Reformation, which led to reforming the monks to the new English church.
C. first movemen

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Jaustin0116 asked:


The turmoil USA has created in the Middle East and Muslim nations, has been more effective than if Saddam was to use one of his alledged Weapons of Mass Destruction. What do you think about this statement? All to protect it’s own interests in oil - Is it worth the greater than Pearl Harbor or World Trade center deaths of US soldiers in addition to the Iraqis and Innocent civilions of other nations whose lives are torn by this 1 action of invading Iraq.

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Thor Girl asked:


America is aand is concerned with the Worlds FREE Market Economy. The free Flow of Commodities IS a premier Function to assure the Stability of these Free market economies. When a madman like Saddam controls TOO much of that commodity he can force prices to rise crushing the poor and creating instability in the countries of the world causing revolutions and civil wars. We As a Country with vast interest in keeping stability and Free Flow of world trade along with 30+ nations with similar concerns acting under the Authority of the UN took action. All war has been fought for Land or goods. This was and Is a Leagal war. Our Congress is making a great mistake today.
is a Land (sorry Iraqi dust in laptop.)
please read Legal

Saddam threatened $300 per barrel when he took Kuwait.
Jenny is shot! I was Born and Rised in NJ USA and stand here in the proud Uniform of A US Soldier. I am here in beautiful Iraq. Perhaps my dear you should check before making silly mistakes
Remember food and medicine are Directly affected by oil for manufacturing and distribution. The first hurt would be the worlds poor.

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cheri <3 asked:


I’m going to get a new car and probably lease it and trade in the one I currently have. Should I go and fix the things on my current car like now it needs an oil change and a smog and other misc items or should I just go and trade it in and see what I can get instead of paying the money to fix it? I obviously want to get the most I can so what would be the better route?

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greydoc6 asked:


During the oil crisis in the 1970s it was claimed that the US had a vast reserve of oil in shale, but that it was too expensive to recover. Thirty plus years later, oil is close to $100 a barrel, but I don’t hear anyone talking about oil from shale.

Yes, I’m for conservation and reducing our need for fossil fuel, but shale oil could possibly reverse our balance of trade deficit, decrease our involvement in the Middle East, and provide us with oil while we hopefully are intelligent enough to look for cleaner energy sources.

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