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Is a Acoustic Rock band from De Queen, AR established in 2010. The band consists of Two Cousins, Matthew Glasgow(Acoustic Rythem) and Dylan Linville(Vocals, Acoustic Lead). The have released one album so far(Two Cousins...One Dream) and currently are in the studio making there next album(Coaster Love).
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Movies that start with x?
howabout X-men!
You got a black eye and a lump that moves around right on your eye socket what is it?
I have one of those lumps. My black eye went away but the lump is still there. However, I don't think anyone can notice it but me. Does anyone know if this will go away, or should I go see a doctor? Howabout the OP, did your lump go away?
How do you be fashionable?
Well it depends on what fashion means to you.Are you into old-fashion, retro, emo style, posh?Old-Fashion: Same as being posh; don't go into the bonnet things, howabout light pink colours or baby colours? Lace isvery old-fashioned and pretty!Retro: Casual, bring a sense of 'coolness'. Black Skinnies with a funny saying on your shirt!Emo Style: Black..cut your hair with a fringe..don't dye it. Natural is best. Paint nails black, eye-liner..dark blue is emo fashion too!Either way, everyone has their own style..it just dependsWhat colour is your favourite?What music do you like?They all describe what person you are : )Be happy and keep up with the latest fashions or school trend. DOn't be afraid to pull out something wacky and fun!
How is Christianity a faith based on the teaching of one text the bible divided into so many denominations?
Assuming that you hold all denominations equal in the respect that they are all leading you in the ways of the Lord... Denominations start by interpretation. For example; a popular Proverb, "spare the rod and spoil the child". For the traditionalist, this means: "Warning, if you neglect to punish your child for being bad, the bad behavior will continue!". However, for someone more 'progressive', this could mean: "God says don't punish the child for being bad, smother them with gifts instead, and spoil them!". Or howabout this one in John 1:1; "In the beginning the word was, and the word was with god, and the word was a god." This is great fodder for Trinitarians (believers in that God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit, are all one entity, and that God sent a 'piece' of Himself down to Earth to die...) For traditionalists this signifies that God created Jesus in the beginning of Creation . . . and was then with (in His presence) God . . . and then became a force of Creation, along with God . . . That is just 2 verses in over 1500 pages of the Bible, imagine how many other interpretations are floating around out there waiting to become the next 'progressive' church . . .
What are some chat rooms for 11-13 year olds?
Binweevils is really good for ages 8 upwards. you can create your own weevil and play games and chat to one another! you can't swear or be rude, though. You can even design your own house and have your own pet! you can even get boyfriends and best mates! My name on binweevils is Irish angel, cya there!
Your hp laptop will not stay on it comes on and turns right back off?
This could be a number of things, here's some stuff to think about. This is most often caused by a loose RAM stick. Laptops get banged around a lot in the normal course of things and if they get banged in just the right way its possible to jar one of the RAM sticks loose. A computer without RAM (or with unseated RAM) will exhibit the exact symptoms you describe. With the machine unplugged and battery removed, open up the RAM access panel (usually a small square panel on the bottom held on by 2 screws) remove the RAM and re-install it. Try starting it in a variety of power configurations. Does it work okay when its running on battery power? plugged in? If not, howabout if the battery is removed? If the battery has gone kaput, the system may boot fine as long as the battery is out, but not work at all with the battery in. If the power supply has gone wonky, the system may boot fine on battery power, but not when plugged in. Additionally, if the hard disk has died in a major way it could conceivably cause what you're describing. To check whether this is the case, you can remove the hard disk (this may or may not be trivial to do, depending on your make & model) and trying to boot the machine. If it comes on and gives an error message about the missing hard disk, then you'll know that that was probably your problem. If none of these issues lead anywhere useful and you come up with some more info or comments, feel free to use the discuss page linked on the left of this page.
What is Scotland known for?
It depends, being that your question is fairly broad. But here's a list to start you off:Food: Tuna, Scottish shortbread, tabletDrink: (Scotch), Irn-BruClothing: Kilts, other tartan clothesMysteries and Monsters: Loch Ness Monster (Nessie), Glamis Castle and many, many moreSymbols of Scotland: Thistle, Saltire (The Scottish flag, also known as the St Andrew's cross), Royal lion rampantHeroes and tragic figures and celebrated people: William Wallace, Mary Queen of Scots, Robert the Bruce, Robert (Rabbie/The Bard) Burns, St Andrew, Bonnie Prince CharlieCities: Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Inverness, Dundee, StirlingSports: Golf, specifically the city of St Andrews which is known as the "home of golf", rugby, football, tennis (esp. Andy Murray)Music: Scottish Bagpipes, ceilidh music, Phil Cunningham & Aly Bain, The Proclaimers, Runrig, Franz Ferdinand, The Corries, The Fratellis, Texas, Annie Lennox, The View, KT Tunstall, Eddi Reader, Sandi Thom, Glasvegas, Snow Patrol, Paolo Nutini, Amy MacDonald, Travis, etcScenery: Scottish Highlands and Islands, The Borders, The Falkirk WheelCreatures (real): Highland Cows, Black Faced Sheep, Red Deer, Capercaillie, Scottish Crossbill, Red GrouseThinkers: David Hume, Francis Hutcheson, Adam SmithInventors: John Logie Baird (Television), Alexander Graham Bell (Telephone) etcAlso, in order of importance, Whisky, Golf an Sean Connery!Also, Rod Stewart is from Scotland and he supports the football team Celtic from Glasgow (big fan of the singer)Howabout Engineeting. shipbuilding, Inventions (think TV. Steam Engine, Penicillin, Anasthetic, Cloning Technology).The exportation of our people colonising & governing, bringing knowledge to the rest of the world.The things that Scotland is famous for is:William WallaceRobert The BruceThe Scottish HighlandsSean ConneryAlexander Graham BellTartansKiltsScottish BagpipesLoch Ness MonsterBoth Scottish FlagsBattle of Stirling BridgeEndinburghWeaponFerocityKillingMilitary
Largest media market list 2009 NFL?
gotta be New York (population density and huge displacement); New England (Pats draw fans from NY, Conn, RI, NH, VT, and obviously the huge and dense Mass/Boston area), Pittsburgh (huge displacement factor - as a city, Pitt stinks and everyone that only partially suffers lead paint poisoning brain damage moves away but still roots for Squealers), and Dallas (America's Team). Go to an ESPNZone or whatever a city's biggest sports bar is on any given Sunday and notice how many Giants, Steelers, Dallas, and Pats jerseys you see. I guarentee you will see more from those 4 teams combined than the other 27 combined (obviously not considering the 'home team' (example: in St. Louis, don't count the Rams jerseys, just compair the 'big 4 market teams' to the other 27 cities) I watched the Bucs win the NFC Championship in a Tampa sports bar and there were more Squealers jerseys represented than the other 30 teams combined (not counting the bucks, obviously) ever watch an NFL game where all the calls seem to go against the Giants or Patriots or Steelers? didn't think so. howabout Minnesotta (prior to the Favre era)? or Baltimore? or Jacksonville? is the picture becoming any more clear? a superbowl with Giants vs Pats or Steelers should make about 10-20% more income than, say, Tennessee vs Arizona. when Tom Brady gets grazed upon his calf by the back of the hand of a pass rusher who was blocked in the back and is falling to the ground, in a light enough manner that Brady's leg doesn't visibly move nor the fabric on his pants move, a penalty is always called Roughing the Passer. when Joe Flacco gets sacked and pulled to the ground with a defender's hand on his facemask and another on the back of his neck (4th quarter 11/8/09 vs Cincinatti), it's NOT called for roughing the passer. follow the often ridiculous disparity of interpretation of the rules to discover the undisclosed 'biggest NFL market' list. DO NOT just look at the local market. As a local market, Pitt looks relatively small, but almost every large American city has a sports bar that turns into a Steeler bar every fall Sunday. (huge displacement factor means lots of fans leaving Pittsburgh and settling elsewhere, but remaining loyal to their prior home team.) Honestly, I see more yellow and black jerseys here in Balt than the other 30 teams combined (not counting Ravens obviously). Also of consideration when applying the disparity of rule interpretation (BS officiating) method of determining the pull of any given market - certain factors (such as the compelling human-interest story of Brett Favre leading Minnesotta to unprecidented heights) will come into play. Minnesotta not normally being a huge market will draw more viewers than normal this season, accordingly. Whatever match-up gets the NFL the biggest Super Bowl viewership is the most likely to occur due to the officiating discrepencies. (Giants vs Steelers, anyone? - maybe Minnesotta vs Pats? - not really a Cowboys year, but within the next two, they will play for the championship - NFL can't have that huge of a market unrepresented for too long, now can it?) a projected audience that is 10% larger means at least 10% more advertising revenue. hundreds of millions of dollars is enough to make pleanty of pay-outs and still rake in the cash. 1+million for a 30 second advertisement (when there is roughly 90+ minutes of commercials just between 1 hour pregame and 15 minutes postgame) hopefully, this is all it is, and not Vegas calling the shots - although after watching the 2009 MLB playoffs, I am starting to wonder - how else can a ball be 2 feet in-play and be ruled a foul by an umpire whose primary job is to stand directly over the foul line and make that call?
