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Why your grandmother often advice that new born babies should be exposed to sunlight Does this have any scientific reason?
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to help prevent jaundice.
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Need advice on growing mild chili peppers?
I would advice you to put them in mild sunlight and don't water to feriously that will drown the plant, (and yes plants can drown)
What is the scientific advice about possible inherited birth defects called?
Genetic Counseling
Your grandmother left mineral rights to all her children your father has died do the children inherit the rights?
Generally yes. Unless your father was deceased when your grandmother died and grandmother in her will provided that the share of any of her children who predeceased her would pass to THEIR siblings. You need to obtain a copy of the will from the probate court and seek the advice of an attorney as to your rights and interest.
Which website author is most likely to offer advice based on scientific research?
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Your grandmother added your name to her house deed 5 months ago her son wants you to sign off can you be forced to?
NO. Your grandmother has the right to add your name to her property and she also must have her own reasons for doing so. Do not sign anything. Her son has no right to attempt to undo what his mother did with her own property. If he continues to insist then you and your grandmother should seek the advice of an attorney.
Is man vs wild not scientific?
Yes, it's more about survival tactics & advice, in case you get lost in the wilderness
Grandmother has custody of grandchild and is in need of help. Can a mother have visitations with her child if she is a convicted felon and the case is still open?
Grandmother should review her guardianship orders to see if there are any limitations regarding visits with the mother. She could also visit the court and ask to speak with an advocate for advice as to whether the mother should have visitations. Grandmother would be wise to follow all orders and get the courts guidance or she could lose custody.Grandmother should review her guardianship orders to see if there are any limitations regarding visits with the mother. She could also visit the court and ask to speak with an advocate for advice as to whether the mother should have visitations. Grandmother would be wise to follow all orders and get the courts guidance or she could lose custody.Grandmother should review her guardianship orders to see if there are any limitations regarding visits with the mother. She could also visit the court and ask to speak with an advocate for advice as to whether the mother should have visitations. Grandmother would be wise to follow all orders and get the courts guidance or she could lose custody.Grandmother should review her guardianship orders to see if there are any limitations regarding visits with the mother. She could also visit the court and ask to speak with an advocate for advice as to whether the mother should have visitations. Grandmother would be wise to follow all orders and get the courts guidance or she could lose custody.
What advice would you give to someone to collect light to shine into the microscope?
You should say him/her not to directly take sunlight for the microscope to shine because it will damage your eyes
What is the difference between a scientific economist and a policy advisor economist?
A scientific economist is an economist that deals with the nation in aspect of science While policy advisor is an economist that advice on political aspect or affairs of a nation
What has the author J G Shepherd written?
J. G. Shepherd has written: 'Aide memoire on scientific advice on fisheries management'
You are looking for a forum or a blog community to get advice in your scientific experiments in immunology using mouse models?
Forums in Science magazine web site?
Your grandfather died leaving your grandmother use and possession till she passes away Can your father who was name executor sell the home and request your grandmother to leave?
No. Your grandmother owns a life estate in the premises. That means she has the right to the use and possession of the property for the duration of her natural life. Your father cannot sell or mortgage the property without her consent. Your grandmother could agree to release her interest in writing but she could ask for a cash settlement for her interest in the property in return for her signed release of the life estate. She should seek legal advice from an attorney who could help her to protect her interests.
