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
The sum of the page numbers on the facing pages of a book is 573. what are the page numbers?
i need answer immediately.please and thank you
The sum of the page numbers on the facing pages of a book is 573. what are the page numbers?
Let x = one page number
Let x+1 = facing page
x + (x+1) = 573
2x +1 = 573
2x = 572
x = 286
x + 1 = 287
The page numbers are 286 and 287.
Reply:Even numbers are always on the left page, so the left page is 286, the right page is 287
Reply:286 and 287
Reply:pages are consecutive so p + p +1 = 573 ==%26gt;
2p = 572, p = 286
pages arwe 286, 287
Reply:If the left side page number is x, the right side will be x+1
Thus x + x + 1 = 573
2x = 572
x = 286
The sum of the page numbers on the facing pages of a book is 573. what are the page numbers?
Let x = one page number
Let x+1 = facing page
x + (x+1) = 573
2x +1 = 573
2x = 572
x = 286
x + 1 = 287
The page numbers are 286 and 287.
Reply:Even numbers are always on the left page, so the left page is 286, the right page is 287
Reply:286 and 287
Reply:pages are consecutive so p + p +1 = 573 ==%26gt;
2p = 572, p = 286
pages arwe 286, 287
Reply:If the left side page number is x, the right side will be x+1
Thus x + x + 1 = 573
2x = 572
x = 286
The product of the page numbers on two facing pages of a book is 240. What are the page numbers?
Let the page numbers be x and x+1
Therefore
x(x+1)=240
x^2+x-240=0
(x+16)(x-15)=0
Rejecting the negative value of x,we get x=15
Therefore,the page nos are 15 and 16
The product of the page numbers on two facing pages of a book is 240. What are the page numbers?
i know 15 %26amp; 16 fit your math criteria,
but page 15 and 16 don't face each other.
Reply:15 and 16. Too easy.
Reply:Two consecutive numbers who's product is 240 are "15" and "16"
15
x_ 16_
90
+150_
240
Reply:15 and 16. The only consecutive numbers that multiply to 240.
Reply:If the pages are facing, then the page numbers are consecutive. If p is one page no. then p+1 is the next.
We are told the product is 240
p(p+1)=240
p^2+p-240=0
(p+16)(p-15)=0
Now for (p+16)(p-15) to equal zero, at least one of
(p+16)(p-15) must be zero.
If p+16=0, p=-16
If p-15=0,p=15
Can't have -16 pages (maybe the book is upside down!), so p=15, p+1=16
Pages are 15 and 16.
Reply:Let me ask this question: Is the book already bound together, or is it still in layout form, prior to printing and binding?
Reply:Well, it wouldn't be 15 and 16 because those wouldn't face each other.
Reply:The pages face eachother, so that means there are simply consecutive pages. So let x be the first page, and then x+1 would be the second page. Since the product is 240 we get that,
x(x+1)=240
Then just solve for x.
Reply:x(x+1)=240
x^+x-240 = 0
(x+16)(x-15) = 240
x = 15
x+1 = 16
But this is impossible since the left page is always even and the right page is always odd.
Thus there is no solution
Reply:15 and 16.
15 * 16 = 240
Reply:1 and 240
120; 2
80; 3
60; 4
48; 5
40; 6
30; 8
24; 10
20; 12
16; 15
Reply:a x b = 240
since they're page numbers on two facing pages, then they're consecutive numbers, that is, they come after one another
thus if a is one of the numbers then the next page number must be a + 1 since its on just the next page
thus you have your equation
(a + 1) (a) = 240
a^2 + a = 240
a^2 + a - 240 = 0
(a - 15) (a + 16) = 0
a = 15, -16
a page number cannot be negative so a must be equal to 15
a = 15
a + 1 = 15 + 1 = 16
thus the two numbers are 15 and 16
Reply:Unfortunately, even though 15 and 16 do not face each other, those are the only numbers that I know of that multiply to 240. I tend to agree with the others that have responded.
Therefore
x(x+1)=240
x^2+x-240=0
(x+16)(x-15)=0
Rejecting the negative value of x,we get x=15
Therefore,the page nos are 15 and 16
The product of the page numbers on two facing pages of a book is 240. What are the page numbers?
i know 15 %26amp; 16 fit your math criteria,
but page 15 and 16 don't face each other.
Reply:15 and 16. Too easy.
Reply:Two consecutive numbers who's product is 240 are "15" and "16"
15
x_ 16_
90
+150_
240
Reply:15 and 16. The only consecutive numbers that multiply to 240.
Reply:If the pages are facing, then the page numbers are consecutive. If p is one page no. then p+1 is the next.
We are told the product is 240
p(p+1)=240
p^2+p-240=0
(p+16)(p-15)=0
Now for (p+16)(p-15) to equal zero, at least one of
(p+16)(p-15) must be zero.
If p+16=0, p=-16
If p-15=0,p=15
Can't have -16 pages (maybe the book is upside down!), so p=15, p+1=16
Pages are 15 and 16.
Reply:Let me ask this question: Is the book already bound together, or is it still in layout form, prior to printing and binding?
Reply:Well, it wouldn't be 15 and 16 because those wouldn't face each other.
Reply:The pages face eachother, so that means there are simply consecutive pages. So let x be the first page, and then x+1 would be the second page. Since the product is 240 we get that,
x(x+1)=240
Then just solve for x.
Reply:x(x+1)=240
x^+x-240 = 0
(x+16)(x-15) = 240
x = 15
x+1 = 16
But this is impossible since the left page is always even and the right page is always odd.
Thus there is no solution
Reply:15 and 16.
15 * 16 = 240
Reply:1 and 240
120; 2
80; 3
60; 4
48; 5
40; 6
30; 8
24; 10
20; 12
16; 15
Reply:a x b = 240
since they're page numbers on two facing pages, then they're consecutive numbers, that is, they come after one another
thus if a is one of the numbers then the next page number must be a + 1 since its on just the next page
thus you have your equation
(a + 1) (a) = 240
a^2 + a = 240
a^2 + a - 240 = 0
(a - 15) (a + 16) = 0
a = 15, -16
a page number cannot be negative so a must be equal to 15
a = 15
a + 1 = 15 + 1 = 16
thus the two numbers are 15 and 16
Reply:Unfortunately, even though 15 and 16 do not face each other, those are the only numbers that I know of that multiply to 240. I tend to agree with the others that have responded.
How do I sign on as invisible on my Yahoo Address Book as well as IM?
I know how to use the stealth option to make myself invisible on my IM. However, I am well aware that I still appear online via the user's address book.....i.e. illuminated smiley face. How do I appear invisible or offline on the user's address book also?
How do I sign on as invisible on my Yahoo Address Book as well as IM?
Click on this link to contact Yahoo Customer Care through a Help form:
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/messeng...
How do I sign on as invisible on my Yahoo Address Book as well as IM?
Click on this link to contact Yahoo Customer Care through a Help form:
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/messeng...
How could Snape be undercover for the Order, when he faced down Quirrell in Book 1?
Snape is supposed to be deep undercover for the Order - but how can that be? When Quirrell had Voldemort on the back of his head - unknown to all but Quirrell - Snape faced him down about allegiances. Voldemort had to have heard, even if Quirrell had not spoken to him about it...
How could Snape be undercover for the Order, when he faced down Quirrell in Book 1?
He explains it to Bellatrix Lestrange in book six when she asks him the same questions. He did not know that Voldemort was with quirrel, and he would not risk his undercover status with Dumbeldore unless he was aware that Voldy was rising again, or his role as double agent would have been jeopardized for nothing. He couldn't let quirrel know that he was working for Voldy unless he knew for sure that quirrel was too. Voldy didn't even let his most loyal death eaters know that Snape was really still with him, he wanted them to wonder in case one of them was a spy for The order or Dumbeldore.
Reply:The Order of the Phoenix was the group that existed when Voldemort was in power, but everyone believed him to be dead after the curse he'd aimed at Harry backfired. After that, there was no need for the Order anymore. When Snape encountered Quirrell, there was no Order. It came into existence once again when it was realized that Lord Voldemort was still alive and attempting to regain power.
Reply:Well, he told Bellatrix and Narcissa in HBP that he couldn't show his true colours because at that time he was convinced the Dark Lord was dead. Besides he couldn't help Quirrel 'cause then Dumbledore would have known that he was really on Voldemort's side, and he couldn't risk his role as double agent. Also, Voldemort wouldn't show himself to Snape because he thouhgt he was gonna trun him in to Dumbledore...
Reply:Voldemort knows what Snape is doing. At that point he still thought Voldy was dead. He is definitley on the bad side, he made an Unbreakable Vow with Narcissa and Dumbledore didn't even know that.
Reply:could Snape's loyalties have changed since book 1?
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How could Snape be undercover for the Order, when he faced down Quirrell in Book 1?
He explains it to Bellatrix Lestrange in book six when she asks him the same questions. He did not know that Voldemort was with quirrel, and he would not risk his undercover status with Dumbeldore unless he was aware that Voldy was rising again, or his role as double agent would have been jeopardized for nothing. He couldn't let quirrel know that he was working for Voldy unless he knew for sure that quirrel was too. Voldy didn't even let his most loyal death eaters know that Snape was really still with him, he wanted them to wonder in case one of them was a spy for The order or Dumbeldore.
Reply:The Order of the Phoenix was the group that existed when Voldemort was in power, but everyone believed him to be dead after the curse he'd aimed at Harry backfired. After that, there was no need for the Order anymore. When Snape encountered Quirrell, there was no Order. It came into existence once again when it was realized that Lord Voldemort was still alive and attempting to regain power.
Reply:Well, he told Bellatrix and Narcissa in HBP that he couldn't show his true colours because at that time he was convinced the Dark Lord was dead. Besides he couldn't help Quirrel 'cause then Dumbledore would have known that he was really on Voldemort's side, and he couldn't risk his role as double agent. Also, Voldemort wouldn't show himself to Snape because he thouhgt he was gonna trun him in to Dumbledore...
Reply:Voldemort knows what Snape is doing. At that point he still thought Voldy was dead. He is definitley on the bad side, he made an Unbreakable Vow with Narcissa and Dumbledore didn't even know that.
Reply:could Snape's loyalties have changed since book 1?
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If a online status in address book shows thier online but you can't im him what does it mean?
in my address book it showed a yellow face and on his profile it said online i could not im my contact it said he appears offline and will recieve my messeges when he sighs in does that mean hes invisable to me but online to who he chooses my messenger says he appears offline and will recieve my messeges after he signs in what does it mean is he relly offline
If a online status in address book shows thier online but you can't im him what does it mean?
Your friend has you 'stealthed' on his Messenger List.. He is actually 'online' but he has set his 'Stealth Settings' to be 'invisible' to you.
That's why you see his id in your Address Book with the yellow smiley face.
This is true in my case also. I am on 'invisible' status on my Yahoo Messenger, but I am showing 'online' on my Yahoo Answers Profile and on my Yahoo Profile.
These are ways of finding the real online status of a person, without the aid of software programs to check it.
Reply:Yahoo Messenger shows you who is running Yahoo Messenger and chooses to show themselves as being online. If you look at their online profile, you may see that they appear to be online, while YM says that they are not.
It is possible that they are online (signed into Yahoo), but not currently running Messenger. They also could be running YM, but just using invisible mode. This would give you the same "later dude" response.
Most likely, they are reading mail, but YM is not active on their machine.
Good luck!
If a online status in address book shows thier online but you can't im him what does it mean?
Your friend has you 'stealthed' on his Messenger List.. He is actually 'online' but he has set his 'Stealth Settings' to be 'invisible' to you.
That's why you see his id in your Address Book with the yellow smiley face.
This is true in my case also. I am on 'invisible' status on my Yahoo Messenger, but I am showing 'online' on my Yahoo Answers Profile and on my Yahoo Profile.
These are ways of finding the real online status of a person, without the aid of software programs to check it.
Reply:Yahoo Messenger shows you who is running Yahoo Messenger and chooses to show themselves as being online. If you look at their online profile, you may see that they appear to be online, while YM says that they are not.
It is possible that they are online (signed into Yahoo), but not currently running Messenger. They also could be running YM, but just using invisible mode. This would give you the same "later dude" response.
Most likely, they are reading mail, but YM is not active on their machine.
Good luck!
Ms. Rodriguez opended a book so that the sum of the page numbers on the facing pages is 149.?
Ms. Rodriguez opended a book so that the sum of the page numbers on the facing pages is 149. What are the page numbers?
Ms. Rodriguez opended a book so that the sum of the page numbers on the facing pages is 149.?
74 %26amp; 75
Ms. Rodriguez opended a book so that the sum of the page numbers on the facing pages is 149.?
74 %26amp; 75
What hidden codes are there in the Davinci Code? WHy is this book so popular?
I read this book and took it at face value; just a good mystery suspense novel. The whole book is about codes. When people talk about hidden codes do they mean something else? What would the codes point out? everything in this book gets resolved at the end.
What hidden codes are there in the Davinci Code? WHy is this book so popular?
Since you've read it, you already know what the codes are. I think it is popular mostly because of the controversy surrounding it.
I think readers ought to keep in mind that it is FICTION. Some seem to think that because Dan Brown included a lot of obscure facts (for example, the discussion of PHI) that those facts give legitimacy to the fictional claims made in the book. They do make the fiction more believable, but readers need to be careful to separate fact from fiction and not take every claim made in the book as truth.
Reply:Probably the most important hidden code, exists in DaVinci's famous painting, "The Last Supper", where the figure seated to the right of Jesus, is clearly feminine and beardless, and the positioning of their bodies form the letter "M", as in Magdalene. It is also believed that Judas is not portrayed in this scene, and the only explanation for there being 13 figures in the painting, is that there are 11 disciples, Jesus and Mary Magdalene, and since women typically would not travel with a group of men in those times, unless they were married to one of them, the logical explanation, is that she was his wife...
Reply:Well, old painters/scientists/inventors/thinkers from the Renaissance period used to put "secret codes" or subliminal images on their work; they found the thought of extremely surprised people (we) entertaining. They "hid" these mathematical codes in their paintings through the use of very complicated geometry based on the principle of golden proportion (which declares that all living objects, and sometimes constructions, have the same proportion ratio) which could be interpreted as a binary code or just a series of numbers that usually only made sense to certain people (theirselves and maybe a few other hardcore mathematicians). As you might know, Da Vinci was a great mathematic as well as an excentric bastard (he used to write all his journals backwards and crap like that). And well, in the story, he put some codes in the Mona Lisa painting which told of the darkest secret of the catholic church, that Jesus (Son of God) had had a romantic (as well as sexual) relationship with Mary Magdalena (the whore He saved from being stoned to death)... Oh, wait! That's another book! Oh well, at least now you have an idea of what kind of codes they were, haha sorry...
What hidden codes are there in the Davinci Code? WHy is this book so popular?
Since you've read it, you already know what the codes are. I think it is popular mostly because of the controversy surrounding it.
I think readers ought to keep in mind that it is FICTION. Some seem to think that because Dan Brown included a lot of obscure facts (for example, the discussion of PHI) that those facts give legitimacy to the fictional claims made in the book. They do make the fiction more believable, but readers need to be careful to separate fact from fiction and not take every claim made in the book as truth.
Reply:Probably the most important hidden code, exists in DaVinci's famous painting, "The Last Supper", where the figure seated to the right of Jesus, is clearly feminine and beardless, and the positioning of their bodies form the letter "M", as in Magdalene. It is also believed that Judas is not portrayed in this scene, and the only explanation for there being 13 figures in the painting, is that there are 11 disciples, Jesus and Mary Magdalene, and since women typically would not travel with a group of men in those times, unless they were married to one of them, the logical explanation, is that she was his wife...
Reply:Well, old painters/scientists/inventors/thinkers from the Renaissance period used to put "secret codes" or subliminal images on their work; they found the thought of extremely surprised people (we) entertaining. They "hid" these mathematical codes in their paintings through the use of very complicated geometry based on the principle of golden proportion (which declares that all living objects, and sometimes constructions, have the same proportion ratio) which could be interpreted as a binary code or just a series of numbers that usually only made sense to certain people (theirselves and maybe a few other hardcore mathematicians). As you might know, Da Vinci was a great mathematic as well as an excentric bastard (he used to write all his journals backwards and crap like that). And well, in the story, he put some codes in the Mona Lisa painting which told of the darkest secret of the catholic church, that Jesus (Son of God) had had a romantic (as well as sexual) relationship with Mary Magdalena (the whore He saved from being stoned to death)... Oh, wait! That's another book! Oh well, at least now you have an idea of what kind of codes they were, haha sorry...
The sum of page #'s on facing pages of a book is 525. What are the page numbers. Need algebraic expression
I need the algebraic expression for this. I can't figure it out for the life of me. I am thinking you have to divide in 1/2?
The sum of page #'s on facing pages of a book is 525. What are the page numbers. Need algebraic expression
Transform observation into algebra. If the left page is (X) then the right page must be (X + 1). Now, do it.
Reply:x + (x+1) = 525
2x + 1 = 525
2x = 524
x = 262
262 and 263
Reply:x = page 1, y = page2
y = x + 1
x + y = 525
Therefore
x + (x + 1) = 525
2x + 1 = 525
2x = 524
x = 262
Therefore
y = 262 + 1
y = 263
The two page numbers would be 262 and 263
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The sum of page #'s on facing pages of a book is 525. What are the page numbers. Need algebraic expression
Transform observation into algebra. If the left page is (X) then the right page must be (X + 1). Now, do it.
Reply:x + (x+1) = 525
2x + 1 = 525
2x = 524
x = 262
262 and 263
Reply:x = page 1, y = page2
y = x + 1
x + y = 525
Therefore
x + (x + 1) = 525
2x + 1 = 525
2x = 524
x = 262
Therefore
y = 262 + 1
y = 263
The two page numbers would be 262 and 263
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Looking for the name of this book (or author)?
I've heard of this book. Its about this killer who loves killing people but puts it to a good use by killing bad people. I think he kills a bad priest in the book. The cover has a face with a dead bodies arm on it. Its also a TV series. Any help?
Looking for the name of this book (or author)?
Sounds like Dexter.
The first book in the series is "Darkly Dreaming Dexter".
http://www.amazon.com/Darkly-Dreaming-De...
Reply:Haven't read it yet, but I've bought it and am going to start it as soon as I finish the one I'm reading now. It looks like a really, really good book! Report It
Reply:A killer who kills bad people: sounds like Dexter. That's the name of the TV show, anyway. I don't know if it's based on a book.
Reply:Sounds like the Brave One with Jodi Foster
Reply:well it mybe dexter but do a search on amazon and you will find it or bigfoot.com ,thats the best place to find out about books !
Reply:hi.bye.:}
Looking for the name of this book (or author)?
Sounds like Dexter.
The first book in the series is "Darkly Dreaming Dexter".
http://www.amazon.com/Darkly-Dreaming-De...
Reply:Haven't read it yet, but I've bought it and am going to start it as soon as I finish the one I'm reading now. It looks like a really, really good book! Report It
Reply:A killer who kills bad people: sounds like Dexter. That's the name of the TV show, anyway. I don't know if it's based on a book.
Reply:Sounds like the Brave One with Jodi Foster
Reply:well it mybe dexter but do a search on amazon and you will find it or bigfoot.com ,thats the best place to find out about books !
Reply:hi.bye.:}
Book bag help?
i need a book bag for college but i don't want to get a north face cus well my jacket is a steep tech and i reallly reallly dont want to look like a walking billboard for north face so can any` suggest a book bag or like tell me what kind of book bag you where i was just thinking of getting a regular jansport true or false
Book bag help?
U.S. Kids help hurting children worldwide by packing Operation Christmas Child shoe box gifts with back to school supplies while packing their own book bags.
Mohommed Yesier Abdula Essa sits and grabs hold of a book bag given to him by a Marine at the surgical detachment here. While on patrol, soldiers from Company A, 2nd Combined Arms Battalion, 136th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Marine Logistics Group (Forward), stumbled upon two boys who were truly sick, took a stand, and decided to help...
New Zealand batsman Craig "Macca" MacMillan bags 3 wickets after being thrown the ball of "a captain's hunch" to help New Zealand book a place in the Cricket World Cup semi finals, with a comfortable five wicket win over South Africa.
Here's Life Inner City, a ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ, is working with inner-city churches and an army of volunteers to help pack and deliver more than 29,000 "Easter Bags," filled with candy, fruit, toys, an activity book, and a children's version of the Easter story. Since 1990, the ministry has offered the Easter Bags in annual efforts
After searching high and low for a good bag to help my MacBook survive the commute, I finally found one... and a protective sleeve for it.
The Amory Wars , originally called the Bag.On.Line Adventures , is a series of comic books written by Coheed and Cambria frontman Claudio Sanchez and published by Evil Ink Comics. The storyline used in The Amory Wars is also the focus of the band's music, each album released by the band representing a corresponding chapter in the five part science fiction concept originally narrated by Sanchez's lyrics.
Reply:try ll bean it'll last u throughout high school so maybe college 2!
Reply:Jansports are the best. The smaller ones, I would recommend. A bookbag can give you a very awkward look, so I would recommend getting a small one that will not draw too much attention. The small jansports come in a variety of colors as well, so they're definitely your best option.
Reply:I prefer to go for a messenger bag. I got some good deals at Wilson Leather, and got a bad *** distressed book bag for $20, later I got another leather carrier for about the same price. I also saw some cool bags at those army apparel stores, and I think my brother just got one from Urban Outfitters.
Yeah Jansport is alright, but in college, you usually don't tote around allot of books.
Reply:I would say maybe an American Eagle, or Aeropostale. It just depends if you like those stores.
Reply:get american eagle
Book bag help?
U.S. Kids help hurting children worldwide by packing Operation Christmas Child shoe box gifts with back to school supplies while packing their own book bags.
Mohommed Yesier Abdula Essa sits and grabs hold of a book bag given to him by a Marine at the surgical detachment here. While on patrol, soldiers from Company A, 2nd Combined Arms Battalion, 136th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Marine Logistics Group (Forward), stumbled upon two boys who were truly sick, took a stand, and decided to help...
New Zealand batsman Craig "Macca" MacMillan bags 3 wickets after being thrown the ball of "a captain's hunch" to help New Zealand book a place in the Cricket World Cup semi finals, with a comfortable five wicket win over South Africa.
Here's Life Inner City, a ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ, is working with inner-city churches and an army of volunteers to help pack and deliver more than 29,000 "Easter Bags," filled with candy, fruit, toys, an activity book, and a children's version of the Easter story. Since 1990, the ministry has offered the Easter Bags in annual efforts
After searching high and low for a good bag to help my MacBook survive the commute, I finally found one... and a protective sleeve for it.
The Amory Wars , originally called the Bag.On.Line Adventures , is a series of comic books written by Coheed and Cambria frontman Claudio Sanchez and published by Evil Ink Comics. The storyline used in The Amory Wars is also the focus of the band's music, each album released by the band representing a corresponding chapter in the five part science fiction concept originally narrated by Sanchez's lyrics.
Reply:try ll bean it'll last u throughout high school so maybe college 2!
Reply:Jansports are the best. The smaller ones, I would recommend. A bookbag can give you a very awkward look, so I would recommend getting a small one that will not draw too much attention. The small jansports come in a variety of colors as well, so they're definitely your best option.
Reply:I prefer to go for a messenger bag. I got some good deals at Wilson Leather, and got a bad *** distressed book bag for $20, later I got another leather carrier for about the same price. I also saw some cool bags at those army apparel stores, and I think my brother just got one from Urban Outfitters.
Yeah Jansport is alright, but in college, you usually don't tote around allot of books.
Reply:I would say maybe an American Eagle, or Aeropostale. It just depends if you like those stores.
Reply:get american eagle
Good Book????
I like books like Twilight (NEED book like that!!) or like Face on the Mik Carton(that series) or like When it happens!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good Book????
You should try:
Wildwood Dancing by Juliette Marilier - adventure/romance. a combination of the 12 dancing princesses and the frog prince. It was really really good and kept me guessing the entire way through. (has vampires)
A Great and Terrible Beauty by Libba Bray - Adventure/slight romance. Set in the Victorian Era, it follows Gemma Doyle as she discovers her magic and that it leads her to a magic realm. Be warned that some parts are PG-13 though. Has sequels Rebel Angels and The Sweet Far Thing.
Peeps by Scott Westerfield - Action/Romance. A new take and vampirism. At the end, you think you have everything figured out and then it gets turned upside down.
I hope you find what you're looking for!
Reply:read new moon and eclipse....the 2nd and 3rd book to twilight.. and breaking dawn will be the 4th in august... and the host is good that i've heard of...
fyi...the twilight movie is cumming out 12.12.08
Reply:Walk Two Moons - Sharon Creech [adventure sorta]
Very heartwarming book. About Sal and her grandparents go through a journey through states to find her long-lost mother.
The Pearl - John Steinbeck [action/adventure]
It's about Kino and Juana finding a huge pearl. They plan to sell it at the capital after they refused the city's offer for it. They bring their baby, Coyotito, and... ah just read it. :]
Heart Beat - Sharon Creech [a tiny bit romance/becoming who you are]
Easy Poetic book. About 12-year old Annie, her B FF Max, and her pregnant Mom. Everything is quickly changing like and apple left out in the hot sun.
Chew On This! - Eric Schlosser [comedy/non-fiction]
Hilarious and gross book. It's about how you eating what you eat [mostly meat; chicken, cows, pigs etc.] affects everything else. Here's a passage:
-In 1975, the typical American drank about 120 liters of soft drinks a year. Today, the typical American drinks about 240 liters of soft drinks a year. That's well over 500 340ml cans of soft drink, per person, every year.
^o.O^
Good Book????
You should try:
Wildwood Dancing by Juliette Marilier - adventure/romance. a combination of the 12 dancing princesses and the frog prince. It was really really good and kept me guessing the entire way through. (has vampires)
A Great and Terrible Beauty by Libba Bray - Adventure/slight romance. Set in the Victorian Era, it follows Gemma Doyle as she discovers her magic and that it leads her to a magic realm. Be warned that some parts are PG-13 though. Has sequels Rebel Angels and The Sweet Far Thing.
Peeps by Scott Westerfield - Action/Romance. A new take and vampirism. At the end, you think you have everything figured out and then it gets turned upside down.
I hope you find what you're looking for!
Reply:read new moon and eclipse....the 2nd and 3rd book to twilight.. and breaking dawn will be the 4th in august... and the host is good that i've heard of...
fyi...the twilight movie is cumming out 12.12.08
Reply:Walk Two Moons - Sharon Creech [adventure sorta]
Very heartwarming book. About Sal and her grandparents go through a journey through states to find her long-lost mother.
The Pearl - John Steinbeck [action/adventure]
It's about Kino and Juana finding a huge pearl. They plan to sell it at the capital after they refused the city's offer for it. They bring their baby, Coyotito, and... ah just read it. :]
Heart Beat - Sharon Creech [a tiny bit romance/becoming who you are]
Easy Poetic book. About 12-year old Annie, her B FF Max, and her pregnant Mom. Everything is quickly changing like and apple left out in the hot sun.
Chew On This! - Eric Schlosser [comedy/non-fiction]
Hilarious and gross book. It's about how you eating what you eat [mostly meat; chicken, cows, pigs etc.] affects everything else. Here's a passage:
-In 1975, the typical American drank about 120 liters of soft drinks a year. Today, the typical American drinks about 240 liters of soft drinks a year. That's well over 500 340ml cans of soft drink, per person, every year.
^o.O^
Why was it that when the killer awoke before dawn he put on his books, took a face from the ancient gallery..?
and then he walked on down the hall?
Why was it that when the killer awoke before dawn he put on his books, took a face from the ancient gallery..?
i was just starting to like you too....
Reply:because he came to a room where his sister lived and then he....
(Well, you know) he paid a visit to his brother and then he..
Reply:Ask Randy of the Redwoods, he can probably tell you.
Reply:I always thought that he put his boots on, but then I am just a retarded Ruski.
Reply:He went into the room where his sister lived, and...then he
paid a visit to his brother, and then he walked on down the hall.
Reply:PUT THE PIPE DOWN AND SLOWLY BACK AWAY,,, YOU`VE HAD ENOUGH
Reply:FATHER. I'M GOING TO KILL YOU...
MOTHER...I'M GOING TO.....
Reply:For obvious reasons...and you didn't really need to ask, did you?
Reply:because this is the end....my only friend; the end.
What I find more puzzling is what defines the beginning and the middle?
What drove our lionized character to such ends?
Reply:it was time to go
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Why was it that when the killer awoke before dawn he put on his books, took a face from the ancient gallery..?
i was just starting to like you too....
Reply:because he came to a room where his sister lived and then he....
(Well, you know) he paid a visit to his brother and then he..
Reply:Ask Randy of the Redwoods, he can probably tell you.
Reply:I always thought that he put his boots on, but then I am just a retarded Ruski.
Reply:He went into the room where his sister lived, and...then he
paid a visit to his brother, and then he walked on down the hall.
Reply:PUT THE PIPE DOWN AND SLOWLY BACK AWAY,,, YOU`VE HAD ENOUGH
Reply:FATHER. I'M GOING TO KILL YOU...
MOTHER...I'M GOING TO.....
Reply:For obvious reasons...and you didn't really need to ask, did you?
Reply:because this is the end....my only friend; the end.
What I find more puzzling is what defines the beginning and the middle?
What drove our lionized character to such ends?
Reply:it was time to go
Reply:Contact removed
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HELP! Face on the Milk Carton?
I have an unexpected book report/presentation on The Face On the Milk Caton!!!! I was going to get it 2morrow but it turns out its due then!!!! I need information on this book and i need it ASAP! whats the whole book about not just the brief summary i need the whole enchilada!!! Ok yeah i just need the whole thing pleez!!!!!!!!!
HELP! Face on the Milk Carton?
i must warn you i read it a long time ago so some things i dont remember.
Face on a milk carton is about a girl who sees her face in a milk cartoon at school (you know the ones that say call this number if you have seen her...and the day that she was lost/taken) at first she cant believe it and thinks that it must be a mistake. she searches her house and finds a box with the dress that the little girl in the pcture is wearing and that's how she knows the girl in the picture is her. she confronts her "parents" they tell her the truth what they know which was that their real daughter (which was not a nice person, drug attic) brought her to them when she was smaller and then left her there. so they decided to raise her as their own. she finds out the address of her real parents and goes to see them to see if they atleast look like her, and they do, even her brothers and sister, they have the same hair. the girl decides to call the number because she feels bad that her real parents probably think that the worst thing happened to her. so she calls and then she is forced to go live with her real parents even though she doesnt want to cause she doesnt really know them.
this is the first book in the series, but pretty much that's what this one is about.
hope i helped.
Reply:what is the conflict in the story?
Reply:Its about a Pirate that finds love in Rockland, Maine. Moves to Fort Wayne, Indiana where he then procedes to take over Canada using nothing but a salmon fillet and the awesome power of rock.
The Pirate is also a potato.
Reply:It's about a girl named Janie who sees her own face on a milk carton. It turns out that the people she thinks are her parents are not related to her at all, but they think they're her grandparents. She was taken from her real parents at the age of 3 by a Hare Krishna woman named Hannah, and Hannah told her parents that Janie (whose real name turns out to be Jennie) was hers and that they should take care of her. So Janie basically realizes her entire life has been a big lie. Try this link for more info -
http://www.bookrags.com/studyguide-face-...
Reply:Oh!!! I think I still have mine from like... um, 4th grade brb...(hope I find it fast I still have to finish 5 more pages on my research report! Yikes!) Oh, dang, I'm really sorry I could only find the poster that I had made, I really did look...
Sorry, and Good Luck -
[I'll be up really late, too, so don't feel bad - you're not alone]
HELP! Face on the Milk Carton?
i must warn you i read it a long time ago so some things i dont remember.
Face on a milk carton is about a girl who sees her face in a milk cartoon at school (you know the ones that say call this number if you have seen her...and the day that she was lost/taken) at first she cant believe it and thinks that it must be a mistake. she searches her house and finds a box with the dress that the little girl in the pcture is wearing and that's how she knows the girl in the picture is her. she confronts her "parents" they tell her the truth what they know which was that their real daughter (which was not a nice person, drug attic) brought her to them when she was smaller and then left her there. so they decided to raise her as their own. she finds out the address of her real parents and goes to see them to see if they atleast look like her, and they do, even her brothers and sister, they have the same hair. the girl decides to call the number because she feels bad that her real parents probably think that the worst thing happened to her. so she calls and then she is forced to go live with her real parents even though she doesnt want to cause she doesnt really know them.
this is the first book in the series, but pretty much that's what this one is about.
hope i helped.
Reply:what is the conflict in the story?
Reply:Its about a Pirate that finds love in Rockland, Maine. Moves to Fort Wayne, Indiana where he then procedes to take over Canada using nothing but a salmon fillet and the awesome power of rock.
The Pirate is also a potato.
Reply:It's about a girl named Janie who sees her own face on a milk carton. It turns out that the people she thinks are her parents are not related to her at all, but they think they're her grandparents. She was taken from her real parents at the age of 3 by a Hare Krishna woman named Hannah, and Hannah told her parents that Janie (whose real name turns out to be Jennie) was hers and that they should take care of her. So Janie basically realizes her entire life has been a big lie. Try this link for more info -
http://www.bookrags.com/studyguide-face-...
Reply:Oh!!! I think I still have mine from like... um, 4th grade brb...(hope I find it fast I still have to finish 5 more pages on my research report! Yikes!) Oh, dang, I'm really sorry I could only find the poster that I had made, I really did look...
Sorry, and Good Luck -
[I'll be up really late, too, so don't feel bad - you're not alone]
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