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I have an antique with the name Meridian B Company 179 on the bottom. What would the value of this item be?

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yes fasha is bardock's daughter but she is not goku's mother

in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 make fasha fight bardock and she will say

Fasha: ''FATHER WILL YOU PRACTICE WITH ME?''

and

Bardock: ''ARE YOU READY, COME ON! i think or she said BARDOCK who knows

development is when two people of different gender have 'excitment'

Brush up your Teutonic tongues! This easily (to me) translates as Queen Juliana of the Netherlands in the appropriate Dutch Usage. There is an adjective Koninklinke, that roughly translates as Royal, literally Kingly or of the Kingdom"s establishment. This is, of course the K in K.L..M. the Dutch airline- the abbreviation LITERALLY translates as Royal(or Kingly) air commercial enterprise. ( Dutch is understood) the service badge has the shape of a winged Diamond with the letters KLM left to right.The Diamond logo probably alludes to the Dutch cities of Amsterdam and Rotterdam as diamond -cutting centers. (One reason why Adolf heavily attacked these towns during World War II Dutch invasion). Juliana died a few years ago, the current Koningin is Beatrix, her daughter, since Wilhelmina, the Dutch royal succession has been all in the female- Wilhelmina, l880-l962, Juliana- l948-80"s abdicated in favor of current monarch, her daugter, Beatrix. By the way it has been argued ( there are two other etymologies, being the type of rabbit called a Coney, and a rather poor acronym of City Of New York- CONY, note the missing (E) that Coney Island derives from the Dutch for King"s Island- lit. Kingly or royal, after all Brooklyn is still Kings County. The Dutch settled all of the New York/NJ metro area for the most part. Pavonia and Hoboken are both (originals, as is Nieuport- note spelling) in Belgium, in Hudson"s day occupied by the Dutch. so it is Pauwonie- anglic ized or rather latinized into Pavonia- land of the Peacock! Hoboken and Nieuport are direct Belgian place names.

Yes I need a clip for this model. Please contact me Mtheshark1@aol.com with price

In 1932.

a sentence that withholds its main idea until the end. For example: Right when he bent down to tie his shoe, a car hit him.

walmart sometimes Target and even toys-R-Us

if it is silver it is Worth some money. but if it a penny or nickel it is a common date

Duncan medal drifter.

No. Him is a boy

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40k.

no you do not pepole juss say that like 1's i asked my ymca techer and he sed no and he is relly smert

As of my last update, the value of Min Alloy by Alco NYC can vary based on market demand and availability. Typically, prices for such items can range from $50 to several hundred dollars. For the most current pricing, it’s best to check Alco NYC's official website or reputable retailers.

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This question is actually two questions in one -- what is the force on the Hot Wheels car, and what is the force against the surface (i.e. the track)? First, the force on the car. . . The name of the force described in the question is called centripetal force. This is the force that occurs when a body in motion (the Hot Wheels car), which would continue to travel in a straight line if untouched, is pushed to change direction (in the case of the question, due to the curvature of the track). The curvature of the track forces the car to deviate away from its natural state - travelling in a straight line. This force - the track pushing on the car and changing its direction - is centripetal force. Centripetal force always pushes inward - toward the center of the turn. It is what makes a body (such as you inside a car) turn and change direction, instead of continuing in a straight line. Many people confuse this effect with centrifugal force, which is an imaginary force - that is, centrifugal force does not exist. The imaginary centrifugal force "pushes" outward - away from the centre of the turn. We think centrifugal force is real, but our perceptions are distorted because we are in an accelerating frame of reference. When a car turns suddenly, we feel like we are pushed sideways, and we call the "force" that pushed us the centrifugal force. An independent observer (a bystander on the side of the road), who is in an inertial frame of reference, and who witnesses the same thing, will tell you did not move sideways toward the car's door, but instead the car pushed toward you (centripetal force), forcing you to turn with the car. Without centripetal force, you would have continued traveling in a straight line, and fallen out of the turning car! == == Next, the force on the surface . . . According to Newton's Third Law, "For every force, there is an equal and opposite reaction force." So, if the track pushes inward on the car (to make it travel in its circular path as discussed above), then the car pushes outward on the track with exactly the same amount of force. If you watch a Hot Wheels track as the car goes through the loop, that track will be pushed outward by the car. The tracks on some looping amusement park rides are also visibly distorted as the roller coaster passes through the loop. This "give" is built into the track, which quickly resumes its original shape once the roller coaster has passed. By the way, whenever a surface pushes against an object (like the track pushing on the looping car), the direction of that force is always perpendicular to the surface. For that reason, it is called a normal force, because "normal" is a geometric term meaning perpendicular in all directions. (It doesn't mean the opposite of abnormal.) At any point in a circular track, the normal direction is toward the center of the circle, which is why it is called centripetal, which literally means center - seeking. There is no commonly-used term for the direction of the reaction force, other than to say "outward". Some older texts once called that direction "antinormal," but that isn't used much any more.

You need a 1:8 scale car which is the same scale for the person.

ultimate evolved dragonoid is 660g and spin dragonoid is 660g but spin dragon can spin and new vestroia dragonoid is spin most spin dragonoid are 660g some are 500 something

I just bought a Haos Spin Dragoniod with 730g's and i have an ultimate evolved drago which is a pyrus type with 610g's both are as good as each other cos' sometimes their G's will change like by going up 50g's or something or go down by 260g's co's my pyrus dragoniod is as strong as my pyrus apollonir.

find out by yourself. my brother knows and he won't tell anybody

This is my secret. Soak them in brake fluid for a day or two & it will come off with no damage at all to the plastic. A modeler showed me this many eons ago & is the only thing that really works well. It does no damage to the plastic as long as you only soak long enough to get paint off. if it's old it may take a day or 2 and then you just scrub off with a toothbrush and Dawn soap, let dry and viola! I know it sounds strange, but try it with some scrap and you will see.

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