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What do you do when you dont have the right of wayin an indoor or out door riding school?
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you must go no the inside track or stop in the middle !!
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Water wayin and out of the Mediterranean sea?
To the Atlantic the Straits of Gibraltar and to the Red Sea the Suez Canal
What does it mean when a person is tagged as being 'funky'?
"Funky" has several meanings:interesting or strange, but in a slightly nice wayin the style of funk musicsmelling really badreally strange in a bad way
What is wayin?
waiyin is a little Asian boy who cant even drink 2 beers he has a small icday avinash is better he is too small to be in a gang vietkong bloody communist he eats mi goreng
How do you explain hemisphere in a kids wayin view?
Buy a cantaloupe. The top half in the northern Hemi the bottom half the southern. Go find a world globe and pretend to cut the earth in half just like the melon. Name the countries in the top half which is the northern and ditto the south. Good luck should work. Let the youngster cut the melon in half.
If I was gay would you tolerate that?
AnswerNo, I would not tolerate it, because people can be who they want to be whether they are gay or whatever. It doesn't matter what you are, because you are still one of us, and nobody can tell you different.Even if they do, ignore it.Don't say a bloody thing.And plus, gay guys are great helpers to women.So basically, what I am trying to say, is that gay guys are actually cool with women, but act sexy around other men.AnswerThe real thing is: On what basis should I be able to judge you? I wouldn't have to tolerate you, as this is a non-issue.Toleration indicates some form of wrongness or irritation.I think I would not tolerate you making a pass at me, but I would politely rebuff and continue on my wayIn all other ways Gay or straight makes no difference (unless if you are female and cute then you would be doing the rebuffing, please be polite)
Why did many people wander throughout the countryside during The Great Depression?
Some common reasons:Survival, there were no jobs and at the beginning no social programs, people starved to deathThe bank foreclosed on the propertyMany people moved to be with family and lower their living expenses that wayIn search of work, some mega projects were started like the Hoover dam.
How was Charles Manson caught?
It began on September 1, 1969 when a ten-year-old boy finds the gun used in the Tate murders. The boy's father turns the gun over to the LAPD but the LAPD fails to do a proper investigation. Whiting that period of time, Susan Atkins bragged about her role in the murders and Manson bragged about the killings in some other jail. That brought Manson to his sentence in 1971. I have never heard about forensics evidence use in the case, but we could be certain that the gun found by the 10 year old kid went trough the process once they had Manson in custody. //Manson was arrested at Barker Ranch in Death Valley, CA, on October 13, 1969, on charges of grand theft auto. He was held in the local jail in Independence, CA, located in Inyo County, northeast of Los Angeles. He remained in the Independence jail until he was transfered to L.A. county jail where he was officially charged with the Tate-LaBianca murders.//
Where is earth located in the universe?
Earth is located in the Virgo Supercluster of galaxies.In that supercluster we are in a smaller group of galaxies called the Local Group.Earth is in the second largest galaxy of the Local Group - the Milky Way.Earth is located in one of the spiral arms of the Milky Way (called the Orion Arm) about two-thirds of the way out from the center of the galaxy.In our solar the solar system - a group of eight planets - we are the third planet from the sun.See link for a pictorial representation of our location.-------------------Space is not a grid on which there are predesignated coordinates, our position can only be described with reference to the objects around us. with that in mind, we are on the third major planet orbiting a pretty average G2 type star, in a spiral arm about 8 kpc from the centre of a pretty average SBbc galaxy, which is part of a pretty average cluster of galaxies we call the Local Group.^^ Right who ever said This yall So smart yall desvere a sticker on your forhead for this oneorbiting the sunin the milky wayIn Space.in the universe
When does a public road become private?
A private road can become a public road when all the abutters of the road petition the town to accept the road. Once it has been accepted by the town it becomes a public road and the town will be responsible for maintenance. It can be a lengthy and expensive process. You can get moreinformation at your local town offices.In the case of new roads in a subdivision, the developer can convey the fee to the streets or an easement of wayin the streets to the town making them public ways.
What are characteristics of an oligarch?
The ones that hold the power are a small portion of the populaceThe ruling class is typically the Wealthy (think Saudi Prince), Powerful (think Franco or Charvez), Ruthlessness (Think Hitler or Stalin), or Religious or Politically powerful (think of Anjem Choudary (emom) or Saddam Hussein)Usually controlled by a few powerful families that raise their children to 'inherit' the power.Most of the European Monarchies in the world started this wayIn Oligarchies the people have little or no rights or powerNote:The word Oligarchy is Greek for 'few' and 'rule', and means just that few people rule.
What is the first step when you get to the Water Temple in the legend of Zelda ocaina of time?
Zeldahead on over to Zora's River. Make your way up the river just like the last time and just like the last time, play Zelda'sLullaby on the Triforce symbol in front of the water fall. Unlikelast time, however, you'll find that the water world is now an iceworld.Go up to the King's room and go around behind him to enter Zora'sFountain. Now hop on the ice blocks and make your way to a cavethere known as the Ice Cavern. The Ice Cavern is a fairlystraight forward level. Just make sure you have a couple ofbottles to use to store the magic blue fire in. You'll need atleast two to carry back out with you - one for the King and onefor the Zora store. Now, from the entrance of the Ice Cavern,follow the path until you reach a room with a revolving spikething and some ice statue guys. Kill the ice statue guys to openthe door to the next corridor. At the end of this corridor you'llbe in a room with a big helicopter-blade thing made of ice.You'll have to run around and collect all the silver rupees toopen the blocked door. One of them is right next to the exit doorfloating in the air. Go through the door and tunnel and fightyour way through the next room until you get to a room with someice bridges everywhere. Go up on the ice bridges and get to thatblue fire. Now use all your empty bottles on that blue fire tocollect it for future use. Use one of them to melt the red icearound the treasure box at the end of the bridge to get thedungeon map. Make sure to refill it (you need two bottles atleast BTW), and go back to the helicopter blade room.There are two additional exits from this room that are coveredwith red ice. Use your bottles of blue fire to melt them. Gothrough the one to the East (the one with two pots next to it).It leads to a small round room containing another blue fire thing.Refill your bottles and use them to melt a heart container pieceand a treasure box containing the compass. Now refill them againand go back to the helicopter blade room and then through the Westexit. The basic idea behind this next room is to push that blockof ice around and use it to get where you want. The followingdirections pertain to the direction you were facing when you firstwalked in. First, push it left and get the silver rupee there.Then forward and get that one. Then (careful not to fall of theedge!) push it right, then back toward the entrance to get anothersilver rupee there. Then push it off of one of the edges and anew one will appear. Push this one forward then right and climbup to melt the last silver rupee with your blue fire. Then pushthis one off the edge to get another new block. Push this oneleft, forward, right, back, and then left to get to the exit andgo through it.You'll have to use some blue fire to melt some red ice in your wayin this corridor. Open the ice door and you'll face an ice wolf.Kill it and receive the Iron Boots. Sheik will come and teach youthe Serenade of Water. Use your new Iron Boots to sink into thewater behind the treasure chest and walk to the end of thepassage. Take the boots off once you emerge from the water.You're now back in the first room. Before leaving the ice cavern,go back to the small round room where you got the heart containerpiece and the compass (East of the helicopter blade room) and filltwo bottles with fire. Then go back out the way you came in.Leave Zora's fountain and use a blue fire on the frozen King Zora.Talk to him and he'll give you the Zora Tunic, which keeps youfrom drowning. Go down and use your other blue fire on thedoorway to the Zora Store. Now play your Serenade of Water andyou'll warp to Lake Hylia. Run forward and jump into the water infront of you. Make sure you're wearing Zora's Tunic and then turnaround and equip the Iron Boots. Use your hookshot to hit theblue diamond above the doorway and it will open. Go inside andyou're now in the Water Temple so take off those Iron Boots.Then defreeze the zora king with blue fire to get the tunic
What are the English lyrics to four last songs by Strauss?
1. "Frühling"("Spring") (Text: Hermann Hesse) In dämmrigen Grüftenträumte ich langvon deinen Bäumen und blauen Lüften,Von deinem Duft und Vogelsang.Nun liegst du erschlossenIn Gleiß und Ziervon Licht übergossenwie ein Wunder vor mir.Du kennst mich wieder,du lockst mich zart,es zittert durch all meine Gliederdeine selige Gegenwart!In shadowy cryptsI dreamt longof your trees and blue skies,of your fragrance and birdsong.Now you appearin all your finery,drenched in lightlike a miracle before me.You recognize me,you entice me tenderly.All my limbs tremble atyour blessed presence!Composed: July 20, 19482. "September"(Text: Hermann Hesse) Der Garten trauert,kühl sinkt in die Blumen der Regen.Der Sommer schauertstill seinem Ende entgegen.Golden tropft Blatt um Blattnieder vom hohen Akazienbaum.Sommer lächelt erstaunt und MattIn den sterbenden Gartentraum.Lange noch bei den Rosenbleibt er stehn, sehnt sich nach Ruh.Langsam tut erdie müdgeword'nen Augen zu.The garden is in mourning.Cool rain seeps into the flowers.Summertime shudders,quietly awaiting his end.Golden leaf after leaf fallsfrom the tall acacia tree.Summer smiles, astonished and feeble,at his dying dream of a garden.For just a while he tarriesbeside the roses, yearning for repose.Slowly he closeshis weary eyes.Composed: September 20, 19483. "Beim Schlafengehen"("Going to sleep") (Text: Hermann Hesse) Nun der Tag mich müd' gemacht,soll mein sehnliches Verlangenfreundlich die gestirnte Nachtwie ein müdes Kind empfangen.Hände, laßt von allem Tun,Stirn, vergiß du alles Denken.Alle meine Sinne nunwollen sich in Schlummer senken.Und die Seele, unbewacht,will in freien Flügen schweben,um im Zauberkreis der Nachttief und tausendfach zu leben.Now that I am wearied of the day,I will let the friendly, starry nightgreet all my ardent desireslike a sleepy child.Hands, stop all your work.Brow, forget all your thinking.All my senses nowyearn to sink into slumber.And my unfettered soulwishes to soar up freelyinto night's magic sphereto live there deeply and thousandfold.Composed: August 4, 19484. "Im Abendrot"("At sunset") (Text: Joseph von Eichendorff) Wir sind durch Not und Freudegegangen Hand in Hand;vom Wandern ruhen wirnun überm stillen Land.Rings sich die Täler neigen,es dunkelt schon die Luft.Zwei Lerchen nur noch steigennachträumend in den Duft.Tritt her und laß sie schwirren,bald ist es Schlafenszeit.Daß wir uns nicht verirrenin dieser Einsamkeit.O weiter, stiller Friede!So tief im Abendrot.Wie sind wir wandermüde--Ist dies etwa der Tod?We have gone through sorrow and joyhand in hand;Now we can rest from our wanderingabove the quiet land.Around us, the valleys bow;the air is growing darker.Just two skylarks soar upwardsdreamily into the fragrant air.Come close to me, and let them flutter.Soon it will be time for sleep.Let us not lose our wayin this solitude.O vast, tranquil peace,so deep at sunset!How weary we are of wandering---Is this perhaps death?
