1. Needs to locate all of the Horcruxes to destroy Voldemort
2. Face death
3. Kill Voldemort.
4. Deal with being w/o his love, school, Dumbledore, or any mentor figures. It's his first time on his own, trying to solve and do everything by himself and there is no room for mistakes.
5. Deal with the fact that his mentor, Dumbledore, may not have been what he thought.
Within finding the horcruxes there are many small problems, like discovering who R.A.B. is.
What are some of the major problems that Harry faces in the 7th book?
Well, the fact that Harry's connection with Voldemort is getting stronger. That the people he believes he can trust leave him or turn out to be Nagini. Finding the Horcruxes. Deaths of friends, the potential of his own death.
Reply:um killing voldemort
Saturday, November 19, 2011
In my address book, what do the yellow faces mean, & what do the gray faces mean?
I sometimes find a yellow face next to some of my contacts. At the same time, others have a gray face.
In my address book, what do the yellow faces mean, %26amp; what do the gray faces mean?
yellow faces mean those ppl are online grey faces mean they are offline or using stealth settings
Reply:yellow faces = people are online
gray faces = theyre offline or hidden
Reply:The yellow faces mean that the person is online and the gray face means they are offline.
Reply:i'm pretty shure the yellow faces mean they're online and the grey ones mean they're offline
Reply:yellow faces mean online, your contacts is using their messenger.. You could w/ them, right there and then instantly. Send them message, if they response then start chatting w/ them.. Gray faces mean they are offline. They don/t open their yahoo messenger w/ voice. But there at a time they are online but on hiding.They don't want others to see them online but only to the person they are chatting w/.See messenger word above your your id. click then go down to word status, then comes the choices you are going to select such as, 'avalable, open talk, on phone, show i'm not visible, etc... then if you a message there will a status word beside your id saying wat you have selected.
In my address book, what do the yellow faces mean, %26amp; what do the gray faces mean?
yellow faces mean those ppl are online grey faces mean they are offline or using stealth settings
Reply:yellow faces = people are online
gray faces = theyre offline or hidden
Reply:The yellow faces mean that the person is online and the gray face means they are offline.
Reply:i'm pretty shure the yellow faces mean they're online and the grey ones mean they're offline
Reply:yellow faces mean online, your contacts is using their messenger.. You could w/ them, right there and then instantly. Send them message, if they response then start chatting w/ them.. Gray faces mean they are offline. They don/t open their yahoo messenger w/ voice. But there at a time they are online but on hiding.They don't want others to see them online but only to the person they are chatting w/.See messenger word above your your id. click then go down to word status, then comes the choices you are going to select such as, 'avalable, open talk, on phone, show i'm not visible, etc... then if you a message there will a status word beside your id saying wat you have selected.
How difficult is it to write and publish a book?
I want to write a book that acts as a rebuttal to everything that Ann Coulter has ever written. I'm going to call it. "Godly: The Government of Conservatism"
So, if I write this book, how hard would it be to publish? I'll be as wicked and acid-tongued as Ann Coulter, I'll just back up my statements with facts and try to make a more flattering face on the cover of my book.
I've written books before, and I think that it would be really, really fun to actually get this book written.
So, how do I go about this? I'm very serious. I want to do this. I'll do whatever it takes.
What should be my first step after writing this? How do you find a serious publisher? How do you get your book distributed?
Thanks for your help, guys!
How difficult is it to write and publish a book?
Take these steps....
1) Write your book...re-read...edit...edit again. Publishers want lines double spaced.
2) Get copy rights to your book before sending it out....Library Of Congress...cost approx. $30.00. Never send work out without a copy right.
3) Buy a book called "Writer's Guide", it is a must if you are serious. That book will list contact information to publishers, what genre they accept, if they accept 1st time authors, what format they accept and their guidelines.
4) Follow submission guidelines to the letter or you are wasting your time.
5) Again, before sending work...re-read and edit...do not waste their time by sending sloppy work.
6) From there it depends on the market and publishers you submit to.
BEST OF LUCK TO YOU!!!!
MOST IMPORTANT MAKE SURE YOUR QUERY LETTER AND SYNOPSIS SELL THEMSELVES! IF A PUBLISHER DOES NOT GET PAST THAT YOUR MANUSCRIPT WILL NOT BE SEEN. DO NOT SELF PUBLISH UNLESS YOU ARE DESPERATE! THAT IS CALLED VANITY PUBLISHING AND A REAL PUBLISHER WILL NOT TAKE YOU AS SERIOUS! A real Publisher pays "You". Rarely does a first time author make a lot of money....however, after your first book is out it is easier to submit to a larger publishing house.
Reply:You may want to really gather your facts on Coulter and know the info well. Then go talk with a publisher.
Reply:its not difficult if you are a good writer.
Reply:Well, for one thing, I've been at this for almost 20 years--y'know: Writing and finding out what works for me.
And I'm also a serious writer. I take what I do seriously.
But publishing a book (no matter how good it is), is even ten times--even a hundred times--more difficult than what they say on paper, or even in those interviews they have in one of Jeff Herman's writers' guides.
You're up against a lot of wanna-be authors and the road to getting published is incredibly tight--if not difficult.
First off, you have to know who you are going to go up against. You have to find out if other authors' had published anything similar to what you've created, and research it to the bone.
While you're doing this, look at those writers' guides by Jeff Herman, and find out which agent or publisher is open to your kind of book.
Write out a query letter proposal to your book, and send it out.
But be prepared to get rejected. It's nothing personal, it's just the nature of the industry.
Reply:I strongly suggest you write first....without a manuscript, I doubt that you will publish. With a manuscript, I doubt that you will publish, but at least there is a chance. Don't think writing is easy, for it is real work. I strongly suggest that you work very carefully on the first 2 lines of the proposed book, for publishers are so bogged down with manuscripts, if they are unimpressed with the first 2 lines, the manuscript is thrown on the heap. Good luck
Reply:write, no. publish, yes.
Reply:Writing is up to you. Sitting yourself down to write and rewrite the book until it is at a place where it can be submitted.
The next step is to go the library (Reference Section) and find a copy of Writer's Handbook.
Check through the numerous publishers to see those that may be interested in what you have to offer.
See what their requirements are for submission and whether or not they accept unsolicited manuscripts (some may require you to get an agent, and that's a feat in and of itself.)
Most publishers want to see the first three chapters and an outline for the rest of the book.
Reply:Writing the book is no harder than putting words to paper but to publish it is very difficult. You need an agent to sell it to the publisher and a publisher that will actually print it. They also do the distributing of it for you unless you get a publisher that does it for pay and then they will publish as many copies as you want and you pay them for it and then do the distrubution yourself. First you need a publisher and they will then tell you to get an agent or ask if you have one. Once you get into the writing game, you will have it a lot easier for the next one but the first is about like pulling your eye teeth with no pain killer.
Reply:it's hard to get published. Most companies only accept books submitted by agents, and it is hard to get an agent. when they take unsolicited manuscripts, usually only one person reads it (an intern of some sort sometimes) and if they don't think it's totally great and will make lots of money, they will not pass it on to the real people who publish. You see celebrities publish SUCKY books because their name will sell it; you could have the best book ever but no one knows you so they won't immediately buy your book. It costs a lot to market a book and carry it in the stores or whatever, so the publishing companies don't take chances on new talent often, but Stephen King could write a book of bad jokes and it would sell. J.K Rowling got turned down several times for Harry potter, and look how successful those books are. It is a lot of luck and timing and good luck to you! Oh or you can self publish but those books are not taken "seriously" and they are called vanity press.
Reply:Don't know Ann Coulter, but I know a bit about publishing.
Unless you are a published and well known writer, your best bet is to publish yourself. For a sum of 250pound (around 500 dollars) or less you can publish your own book. Just search on the Internet, many publishing companies out there are ready and willing to publish. Otherwise send a synopsis of what you have written to the well-known publishers with a s.a.e and they will answer with a yes or no.
Reply:After organizing your thoughts, then writing, editing, and editing again, you have to get it to a publisher for acceptance; then there's more editing (someone else will likely do it, much to your chagrin). This is not a quick process.
Don't bother trying to publish it on your own (like at Kinkos or whatever) because distribution would be next to impossible and you'd be out quite a bit of dough. If you've written books before, ask your current publisher for suggestions as to the right publishing house for acceptance and distribution.
Good luck - it's a worthy adventure despite the time and sweat equity!
Reply:You need to get a book on gettign published, thats a start.
teeth
So, if I write this book, how hard would it be to publish? I'll be as wicked and acid-tongued as Ann Coulter, I'll just back up my statements with facts and try to make a more flattering face on the cover of my book.
I've written books before, and I think that it would be really, really fun to actually get this book written.
So, how do I go about this? I'm very serious. I want to do this. I'll do whatever it takes.
What should be my first step after writing this? How do you find a serious publisher? How do you get your book distributed?
Thanks for your help, guys!
How difficult is it to write and publish a book?
Take these steps....
1) Write your book...re-read...edit...edit again. Publishers want lines double spaced.
2) Get copy rights to your book before sending it out....Library Of Congress...cost approx. $30.00. Never send work out without a copy right.
3) Buy a book called "Writer's Guide", it is a must if you are serious. That book will list contact information to publishers, what genre they accept, if they accept 1st time authors, what format they accept and their guidelines.
4) Follow submission guidelines to the letter or you are wasting your time.
5) Again, before sending work...re-read and edit...do not waste their time by sending sloppy work.
6) From there it depends on the market and publishers you submit to.
BEST OF LUCK TO YOU!!!!
MOST IMPORTANT MAKE SURE YOUR QUERY LETTER AND SYNOPSIS SELL THEMSELVES! IF A PUBLISHER DOES NOT GET PAST THAT YOUR MANUSCRIPT WILL NOT BE SEEN. DO NOT SELF PUBLISH UNLESS YOU ARE DESPERATE! THAT IS CALLED VANITY PUBLISHING AND A REAL PUBLISHER WILL NOT TAKE YOU AS SERIOUS! A real Publisher pays "You". Rarely does a first time author make a lot of money....however, after your first book is out it is easier to submit to a larger publishing house.
Reply:You may want to really gather your facts on Coulter and know the info well. Then go talk with a publisher.
Reply:its not difficult if you are a good writer.
Reply:Well, for one thing, I've been at this for almost 20 years--y'know: Writing and finding out what works for me.
And I'm also a serious writer. I take what I do seriously.
But publishing a book (no matter how good it is), is even ten times--even a hundred times--more difficult than what they say on paper, or even in those interviews they have in one of Jeff Herman's writers' guides.
You're up against a lot of wanna-be authors and the road to getting published is incredibly tight--if not difficult.
First off, you have to know who you are going to go up against. You have to find out if other authors' had published anything similar to what you've created, and research it to the bone.
While you're doing this, look at those writers' guides by Jeff Herman, and find out which agent or publisher is open to your kind of book.
Write out a query letter proposal to your book, and send it out.
But be prepared to get rejected. It's nothing personal, it's just the nature of the industry.
Reply:I strongly suggest you write first....without a manuscript, I doubt that you will publish. With a manuscript, I doubt that you will publish, but at least there is a chance. Don't think writing is easy, for it is real work. I strongly suggest that you work very carefully on the first 2 lines of the proposed book, for publishers are so bogged down with manuscripts, if they are unimpressed with the first 2 lines, the manuscript is thrown on the heap. Good luck
Reply:write, no. publish, yes.
Reply:Writing is up to you. Sitting yourself down to write and rewrite the book until it is at a place where it can be submitted.
The next step is to go the library (Reference Section) and find a copy of Writer's Handbook.
Check through the numerous publishers to see those that may be interested in what you have to offer.
See what their requirements are for submission and whether or not they accept unsolicited manuscripts (some may require you to get an agent, and that's a feat in and of itself.)
Most publishers want to see the first three chapters and an outline for the rest of the book.
Reply:Writing the book is no harder than putting words to paper but to publish it is very difficult. You need an agent to sell it to the publisher and a publisher that will actually print it. They also do the distributing of it for you unless you get a publisher that does it for pay and then they will publish as many copies as you want and you pay them for it and then do the distrubution yourself. First you need a publisher and they will then tell you to get an agent or ask if you have one. Once you get into the writing game, you will have it a lot easier for the next one but the first is about like pulling your eye teeth with no pain killer.
Reply:it's hard to get published. Most companies only accept books submitted by agents, and it is hard to get an agent. when they take unsolicited manuscripts, usually only one person reads it (an intern of some sort sometimes) and if they don't think it's totally great and will make lots of money, they will not pass it on to the real people who publish. You see celebrities publish SUCKY books because their name will sell it; you could have the best book ever but no one knows you so they won't immediately buy your book. It costs a lot to market a book and carry it in the stores or whatever, so the publishing companies don't take chances on new talent often, but Stephen King could write a book of bad jokes and it would sell. J.K Rowling got turned down several times for Harry potter, and look how successful those books are. It is a lot of luck and timing and good luck to you! Oh or you can self publish but those books are not taken "seriously" and they are called vanity press.
Reply:Don't know Ann Coulter, but I know a bit about publishing.
Unless you are a published and well known writer, your best bet is to publish yourself. For a sum of 250pound (around 500 dollars) or less you can publish your own book. Just search on the Internet, many publishing companies out there are ready and willing to publish. Otherwise send a synopsis of what you have written to the well-known publishers with a s.a.e and they will answer with a yes or no.
Reply:After organizing your thoughts, then writing, editing, and editing again, you have to get it to a publisher for acceptance; then there's more editing (someone else will likely do it, much to your chagrin). This is not a quick process.
Don't bother trying to publish it on your own (like at Kinkos or whatever) because distribution would be next to impossible and you'd be out quite a bit of dough. If you've written books before, ask your current publisher for suggestions as to the right publishing house for acceptance and distribution.
Good luck - it's a worthy adventure despite the time and sweat equity!
Reply:You need to get a book on gettign published, thats a start.
teeth
The product of the page numbers on two facing pages of a book is 306. Find the page numbers.?
Let the consecutive page numbers be x and x+1. Then:
(x)(x+1) = 306
Distribute:
x^2 + x = 306
Subtract 306 from both sides:
x^2 + x - 306 = 0
Factor:
(x + 18)(x - 17) = 0
x = -18 or x = 17
(can't be negative!)
So the page numbers are 17 and 18.
The product of the page numbers on two facing pages of a book is 306. Find the page numbers.?
n(n + 1) = 306
n² + n - 306 = 0
(n - 17)(n + 18) = 0
n = 17 or -18
The pages must be 17 and 18. However, note that odd numbered pages are always on the right, so this does not reflect a real-world book.
Reply:The page numbers of two facing pages will be consecutive numbers.Let them be 'x' and 'x+1'.
Given
their product = 306
x(x+1) = 306
x^2 + x = 306
x^2 + x - 306 = 0
(x+18)(x-17) = 0
x+18 = 0 (or) x-17 = 0
x = -18 (or) x =17
Page number cannot be negative.
So x = 17
x+1 = 18
So, the page numbers are 17 and 18.
Reply:x(x+1)=306
x^2+x-306=0
Quadratic formula..
Reply:x = 1st page, x + 1 = 2nd page
Finding the no. of the 1st page:
x(x + 1) = 306
x² + x = 306
x² + x - 306 = 0
(x + 18)(x - 17) = 0
We choose the factor that will yield a positive number for x.
x - 17 = 0, x = 17
Page no. of the 2nd page:
= 17 + 1
= 18
Answer: The page numbers are 17 and 18.
Reply:17 and 18!!!!!!!!
(x)(x+1) = 306
Distribute:
x^2 + x = 306
Subtract 306 from both sides:
x^2 + x - 306 = 0
Factor:
(x + 18)(x - 17) = 0
x = -18 or x = 17
(can't be negative!)
So the page numbers are 17 and 18.
The product of the page numbers on two facing pages of a book is 306. Find the page numbers.?
n(n + 1) = 306
n² + n - 306 = 0
(n - 17)(n + 18) = 0
n = 17 or -18
The pages must be 17 and 18. However, note that odd numbered pages are always on the right, so this does not reflect a real-world book.
Reply:The page numbers of two facing pages will be consecutive numbers.Let them be 'x' and 'x+1'.
Given
their product = 306
x(x+1) = 306
x^2 + x = 306
x^2 + x - 306 = 0
(x+18)(x-17) = 0
x+18 = 0 (or) x-17 = 0
x = -18 (or) x =17
Page number cannot be negative.
So x = 17
x+1 = 18
So, the page numbers are 17 and 18.
Reply:x(x+1)=306
x^2+x-306=0
Quadratic formula..
Reply:x = 1st page, x + 1 = 2nd page
Finding the no. of the 1st page:
x(x + 1) = 306
x² + x = 306
x² + x - 306 = 0
(x + 18)(x - 17) = 0
We choose the factor that will yield a positive number for x.
x - 17 = 0, x = 17
Page no. of the 2nd page:
= 17 + 1
= 18
Answer: The page numbers are 17 and 18.
Reply:17 and 18!!!!!!!!
The sum of the page numbers on the facing pages of a book is 281. what are the page numbers?
If n and n+1 are the page numbers, n + n + 1 = 281
2n = 280 and n = 140
So, the numbers are 140 and 141.
The sum of the page numbers on the facing pages of a book is 281. what are the page numbers?
Page numbers on facing pages are one number apart (i.e. 1 and 2, 5336 and 5337, etc)
Let x = the number of the page on the left
x + 1 =the number of the page on the right
x + (x + 1) = 281
2x + 1 = 281
2x = 280
x = 140 -----%26gt; x + 1 = 141
Therefore, the page numbers are 140 and 141
2n = 280 and n = 140
So, the numbers are 140 and 141.
The sum of the page numbers on the facing pages of a book is 281. what are the page numbers?
Page numbers on facing pages are one number apart (i.e. 1 and 2, 5336 and 5337, etc)
Let x = the number of the page on the left
x + 1 =the number of the page on the right
x + (x + 1) = 281
2x + 1 = 281
2x = 280
x = 140 -----%26gt; x + 1 = 141
Therefore, the page numbers are 140 and 141
Stranger Within My Face and Face on the Milk Carton?
i need help on these books. im in the middle of reading them.
next year, i have a strict teacher! she is the meanest. i need to be prepared to write essays on these books
Stranger Within My Face: by: Lois Duncan
Laurie was at home all day but people like her boyfriend saw her at the beach with another boy. Her mom and dad saw her go to some shops. So she is at home all day and outside all day......
Face on the Milk Carton: by: Caroline B. Clooney
Janie saw a little 3 year old girl on the milk carton that was missing. She saw the picture as if it was herself. It was...
so far, a girl saw her on a milk carton and it said she was missing, meanwhile she is not.
please help me about this.
Stranger Within My Face and Face on the Milk Carton?
If I remember The Face on the Milk Carton correctly, a teenage girl sees a picture of a three year old girl on the back of a milk carton, and it brings back a memory. It turns out that she is the little girl and that she was kidnapped at the age of three. The people raising her are the parents of the woman who kidnapped her. The woman had subsequently died, leaving the girl to be raised by her parents (who thought the girl was their daughter's birth child).
Once it comes out that the girl was kidnapped, her birth parents naturally want her back, but she is happy with the parents who raised her. This dilemma is the main issue in the book and the one your essay should address in depth.
Reply:Well, yeah. Finish reading them. If you've read them through a couple of times and honestly don't get the themes or whatever, then come on and ask. It sounds like you have a good teacher, one who will actually expect you to learn...do your homework, ask her to explain the things you don't understand, and you should be just fine. Promise, she's not evil...she wants you to do well. You just have to choose to.
Reply:Umm finish reading them?
next year, i have a strict teacher! she is the meanest. i need to be prepared to write essays on these books
Stranger Within My Face: by: Lois Duncan
Laurie was at home all day but people like her boyfriend saw her at the beach with another boy. Her mom and dad saw her go to some shops. So she is at home all day and outside all day......
Face on the Milk Carton: by: Caroline B. Clooney
Janie saw a little 3 year old girl on the milk carton that was missing. She saw the picture as if it was herself. It was...
so far, a girl saw her on a milk carton and it said she was missing, meanwhile she is not.
please help me about this.
Stranger Within My Face and Face on the Milk Carton?
If I remember The Face on the Milk Carton correctly, a teenage girl sees a picture of a three year old girl on the back of a milk carton, and it brings back a memory. It turns out that she is the little girl and that she was kidnapped at the age of three. The people raising her are the parents of the woman who kidnapped her. The woman had subsequently died, leaving the girl to be raised by her parents (who thought the girl was their daughter's birth child).
Once it comes out that the girl was kidnapped, her birth parents naturally want her back, but she is happy with the parents who raised her. This dilemma is the main issue in the book and the one your essay should address in depth.
Reply:Well, yeah. Finish reading them. If you've read them through a couple of times and honestly don't get the themes or whatever, then come on and ask. It sounds like you have a good teacher, one who will actually expect you to learn...do your homework, ask her to explain the things you don't understand, and you should be just fine. Promise, she's not evil...she wants you to do well. You just have to choose to.
Reply:Umm finish reading them?
Why can't i instant messege a contact on my yahoo address book?
i tryed to im a contact in my yahoo address book it showed a yellow face online but it said offline when i tryed to instant messege him on my messenger hes got apear offline why can't i instant messege this person in the address book its got online on his profile but i t won't let me instant messege him
Why can't i instant messege a contact on my yahoo address book?
they are probably online, but set to "invisible" web sites will still give it away if you don't change your settings.
shark teeth facts
Why can't i instant messege a contact on my yahoo address book?
they are probably online, but set to "invisible" web sites will still give it away if you don't change your settings.
shark teeth facts
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