How much does it cost to go to Kansas State the college?

How much money is spent on fast food in Mexico?

None, they are all in the U.S.

How much transmission fluid for mercury tracer 1999 What is the transmission fluid capacity?

4.1 Qt.s

Is batista and rey mysterio friends?

no they challenged each other on smackdown and batista had so much attitude for him

How much gas should it take to drive 1200 miles if you get 32 miles per gallon?

Divide the number of miles by miles per gallon = 1200 / 32 = 37.5 gallons.

What is the difference between cake flour and all purpose flour?

Cake flour is much finer. Sometimes it is combined with baking powder, so you have to check the box on the brand you buy because you won't need to add the baking powder in the recipe if the brand contains it. Cake flour gives a much lighter texture. If you need to substitute all purpose flour for cake flour, then use 1 cup minus 2 Tbsp. of all purpose flour for every cup of cake flour called for in the recipe.

What do Australian children do the day before Christmas?

== == Pretty much the same as most Western children - drive their parents nuts with being overexcited. Some might be extremely well-behaved due to the threat of Father Christmas bypassing their place should they muck up. Overall, it's a busy day of last minute shopping, cooking and cleaning in preparation for Christmas. Some families open gifts on Christmas Eve but most do in the morning, meaning that some children don't get to sleep easily! Children are often the highlight of Christmas Eve church services which may have re-enactments of the Christmas story.

How much exercise should a teenage boy get?

ENOUGH SO THAT THE GIRL HE LIKES WILL BE IMPRESSED ENOUGH SO THAT THE GIRL HE LIKES WILL BE IMPRESSED ENOUGH SO THAT THE GIRL HE LIKES WILL BE IMPRESSED

How much area would all the human in the world cover if they stood toe to toe?

Assuming an average human width of 18 inches (0.45 meters), there are approximately 7.8 billion people in the world. If everyone stood toe to toe, they would cover an area of around 3,510 square kilometers (1,355 square miles).

I am 5'3 and 105 pounds in 10th grade is that considered small?

It's a bit small. Don't go on a diet for sure! Still, your body is still growing and your body could gain a bit weight. Your BMI is 18.6, which is fine (it should be between 18.5 and 24.9 so it's a close call), however, the BMI is not completely representative if you aren't adult, but in this situation gaining some weight would be much better than losing weight (which would be harmful).

You have inherited a Iver Johnson's Arms cycle Works top break 5 shoy 32 cal pistol ser 1062 and would like to know about how much is it worth?

I recently came accross a similar gun and took all the information I had to a Cabela's retail location. I asked someone in the gun library and they had lots of examples to share with me of similar guns and also lots of books to look up values. I was told that this particular gun maker made replicas of Smith & Wesson guns and although not worth as much, it is still a good example of guns made in that time. I was told not to clean or fire the gun, and instructed to bring it either into the store or any reputable gun store to have them put a value on the gun. Once you have determined the value, it is up to you on what to do with it. If it is a Iver Johnson & Cycle works gun, it should have a imprint of an owl somewhere on the handle grip along with some scrolly type letters. Because the guns were replicas of the S&W, you need to be sure it isn't actually a S&W. Sometimes, people might have put a different grip on the handle or something which would make it seem it was a different brand. So the best thing to do, take it to an expert! Congratulations on your find.

Why was Margaret Kemble gauge spying?

There is no factual evidence that Margaret divulged General Gage's military secrets to the colonists. While the General was supposedly quoted as saying only 2 people knew about his plans for marching on Lexington/Concord, there could easily have been others who knew or surmised his plans, particularly given the scrutiny all military movements were under at the time. In Margaret's defense, there is significant evidence that she was loyal to her husband and that General Gage never treated her as being responsible for losing his military command. General Gage would never have let such a betrayal go unpunished, much less spend 11 years pretending it never happened. Despite later claims that the General never spoke to Margaret after shipping her back to England, their marriage continued until his death 11 years later, with no signs of estrangement. They had another child a year later, they lived together in London, they traveled together to visit his family in Sussex, and Margaret was a major beneficiary of the General's will. Finally, Margaret lived 37 years after her husband's death but she never returned to America to visit her birthplace or family. She undoubtedly had sympathy for the American cause, but she chose to spend the remainder of her life as an Englishwoman.

Does Earl Gray tea cause any long term health effects?

Too much Earl Grey causes problems Summary As reported in the journal Lancet, large quantities of tea flavoured with bergamot essence (as in Earl Grey tea) can cause health problems. It may bring on muscle cramps, involuntary twitches, burning or prickling feelings, and blurred vision. A man aged 44 years reported muscle cramps to his doctor. He had consumed up to four litres of black tea daily for 25 years and had recently switched to Earl Grey tea, believing it would be less harmful to his stomach. Within a week, he developed muscle cramps and other unusual symptoms, including a feeling of pressure in his eyes. He also had blurred vision, particularly in darkness. After five months, the patient switched from Earl Grey back to pure black tea and his symptoms completely disappeared within a week. They remained absent when he stopped drinking all tea for a week. He also found they did not recur as long as he consumed no more than one litre of Earl Grey tea daily. Essence of bergamot oil is used to flavour Earl Grey tea. The side effects observed in this man can be explained by one of its components bergapten.Finsterer J. Lancet 359:1484, 27 Apr 2002 Case report details As reported in the journal Lancet, even tea can cause health problems if flavoured with bergamot essence (Earl Grey tea) and consumed in large quantities. It may induce muscle cramps, involuntary twitches (fasciculations), burning or prickling feelings (paraesthesias), and blurred vision. A man aged 44 years went to his doctor with muscle cramps. He had consumed up to four litres of black tea daily for 25 years and had recently switched to Earl Grey tea, believing it would be less harmful to his stomach. Within a week, he developed muscle cramps in his right foot. Over the next few weeks they had spread to his left foot, right calf and towards his hands. Other symptoms included involuntary twitches of the right adductor pollicis and gastrocnemius muscles, burning or prickling in the end regions of all limbs, and a feeling of pressure in his eyes. This was associated with blurred vision, particularly in darkness. Appropriate tests excluded motor neurone disease, polyneuropathy, myopathy, neuromyotonia, stiff-man syndrome and Machado-Joseph disease. After five months, the patient switched from Earl Grey to pure black tea and his symptoms completely disappeared within a week. They remained absent when he stopped drinking all tea for a week. He also found they did not recur as long as he consumed no more than one litre of Earl Grey daily. Essence of bergamot oil is used to flavour Earl Grey tea. Bergamot oil contains bergapten (5-methoxypsoralen), bergamottin (5-geranyloxypsoralen), and citropten (5,7-dimethoxycoumarin). It is a well known UVA-induced photosensitiser (making the skin abnormally sensitive to sunlight), has a toxic effect on the liver and can also cause contact allergy. The side effects observed in this case can be explained by bergapten, which has effects on electrical conduction in membranes of peripheral nerves (it is a largely selective axolemmal potassium channel blocker and reduces potassium permeability at the nodes of Ranvier). The resulting hyperexcitability of the nerve axon membrane and timing alterations of nerve potassium currents can cause the twitching and muscle cramps.Finsterer J. Lancet 359:1484, 27 Apr 2002 Originally posted week beginning 13 May 2002 == This is a summary article from MedALERT, a clinical journal review service written by Kathleen Nash. Originally selected to inform General Practitioners, knowledgeable New Zealand health consumers may also find this article useful. This information is intended solely for New Zealand residents and is of a general nature only and no person should act in reliance on any statement contained in the information provided and at all times should obtain specific advice from a health professional. All rights reserved. © CMPMedica (NZ) Ltd. This publication is copyright.