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Pittsburgh

The second largest city in Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh is known for its steel industry and their successful NFL team, the Steelers.

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Why do you think Pittsburgh became a center of steel industry?

Because they have steel statues in their town square and they make the most steel in the USA.

How long does it take for standard mail to go from Pittsburgh to TX?

According to the postal service, the post to delivery time for standard mail ANYWHERE within the US is three business days. J3h.

When did Pittsburgh first become Pittsburgh?

Gen. John Forbes gave Pittsburgh its name in November 1758.

Here is some of the text of the Gen. Forbes letter, as excerpted in The Gentleman's Magazine. A copy of the periodical, bound into book form, is in the collection of the Heinz History Center. "I have the pleasure of acquainting you with the signal success of his majesty's arms over all his enemies on the Ohio, by having obliged them to burn, and abandon their Fort duQuesne, which they effectuated up on the 24th instant (Nov. 24, 1758), and of which I took possession with my light troops the same evening, and with my little army the next day. The enemy made their escape down the river, part in boats and part by land, to their forts and settlements upon the Missisippi, [spelled without the fourth S] having been abandoned, or, at least, not seconded by their friends the Indians, whom we had previously engaged to act a neutral part, after thoroughly convincing them, in several skirmishes, that all their attempts upon our advanced posts, in order to cut off our communications, were vain, and to no purpose; so now they seem all willing, and well disposed to embrace his majesty's most gracious protection. "Give me leave, therefore, to congratulate you upon this important event, of having expelled the French from Fort duQuesne and this prodigious tract of fine rich country, and of having, in a manner, reconciled the various tribes and nations of the Indians, inhabiting it, to his majesty's government." Before he left the Forks of the Ohio, Gen. Forbes took one other important action, describing it in a Nov. 27 letter to William Pitt, whom he saw as architect of the British victory. "I have used the freedom of giving your name to Fort Duquesne," he wrote, "as I hope it was in some measure the being actuated by your spirits that now makes us Masters of the place." After a difficult winter journey, Gen. Forbes made it back to Philadelphia, where he died on March 11, 1759. He was buried in that city's Christ Church. Thom MacIntyre, thommacintyre@gmail.com

Sources: Heinz History Center, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh

How many people live in Pittsburgh?

I believe that over 4 trillion people live in Pittsburgh. So 100,000,000,000,000 people visit each year.

How do you report someone who is working on unemployment in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania?

First, it is possible for someone receiving unemployment benefits to have a job. It depends on what they are paid, what the benefit amount is, whether it's temporary, etc. So they may or may not be violating the law. Check with the Pennsylvania unemployment office with the facts and they will decide.

Is it illegal for a 17-year-old girl to be with a 22-year-old guy in Pennsylvania if the age of consent is 16?

Technically ya you could, but why would you want to? No offense find someone a little older, freak

However, if you are talking sexually, you cannot legally. Sexual activity with anyone under the age of 18 in Pennsylvania can get you in trouble for corruption of minors.

Where do you find rocks and fossils in Pittsburgh area?

You can find rocks and fossils in the Pittsburgh area by visiting local parks, rivers, and streams. Some popular locations include McConnell's Mill State Park, Moraine State Park, and Laurel Caverns. Be sure to obtain permission if you plan to collect rocks or fossils on private property.

Who is Dr Kent Moors with The Energy Circle publication?

Kent Moors, PhD, is the famous (in oil and energy circles) political science professor and financial and government-intelligence advisor, from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, and one of the most cited sources by media and scholars on oil and gasoline prices.

An eponyymous law, Moors' Law (to be disambiguated from "Moore's Law," a similar law for the doubling of transistors on a silicon chip), says: The price of oil doubles every 5 years with the doubling of automobiles in China.

Moors' law is based on Chinese motorization reaching a critical mass and world production of conventional oil reaching a maximum in the year 2005. From this point forward there was an annual increase in oil prices of 15 percent per year, representing a doubling in 5 years.

What does ps4l stand for?

It stands for Pittsburgh Steeler For Life!