Why do scientists think they know more about science than politicians? Gore wouldn't LIE!?
Abrams, Elliot - Penn State University Apel, John - John Hopkins University Aubrey, David - Woods Hole Ocean. Inst. Badura, Leslaw - Univ. Kattositz, Polland Balling, Robert - Arizona State University Barrett, Jack - Kingston-upon-Thames, U.K. Bauer, Ernst-Waldemar - Esslingen, Germany Berg, Hermann - Sachsisch Akad., Jena, Germany Berning, Warren - New Mexico State University Boe, Bruce A. - Atm. Resource Brd. ND Bottcher, C.J. Frits, The Hague Bourne, Arthur - University of London Bruce, Larry Brown, Norman M.D., University of Ulster Bye, Matthew - Meterologist, San Francisco Cain, Joseph - Florida State University Clube, S.V.M. - University of Oxford Courtney, Richard - Epsom, U.K. Csanady, G.T - Old Dominion University Cunningham, Robert M. - Meterologist, Lincoln, MA Decker, Fred - Meterologist, Corvalis, OR de Freitas, Chris, University of Auckland Del Re, Giuseppe Rom. Dietze, Peter - Nurnberg, Germany Dyer, Rosemary - Phillips Lab Eddington, Lee W., Nav
What's the difference between LOOK AFTER and WATCH OVER? Please, provide?
Look after. Means your going to be watching taking care and cleaning up. Where is watch over means your going to watch and make sure everything is on the up and up if their is a problem you will step in however no clean up is required.
What should talk about in my 90 second speech?
for english we have to talk about "who we are" and what defines us. i have no clue what to say and i am also pretty shy when it comes to public speaking. any ideas on what i can talk about?
Tips on becoming a great writer?
I love to write, I am currently a college student trying to decide between being a journalist or a lawyer. I eventually want to be a full time fiction writer. Any advice?
Is it possible to score 90+ marks in English in 12th HSC Board, Science Stream?
The people who are saying, "I scored 95" all belong to ICSE/CBSE Board. I don't even know why these folks are answering this question for HSC.Scoring 90+ in HSC Board Exams is super tough. Scoring 90+ in SSC Board Exams is equally tough. Not because State Board students are dumb, but because State Board doesn't give marks that easy. The checking of State Board is very difficult compared to CBSE/ICSE Board.But, hey! I did score 90+ in SSC and 85+ in HSC.Here's my English score :SSC - 93HSC - 86Again, SSC and HSC cannot be compared. Because, in SSC all we do is prepare for Boards all year. But, in HSC we have to prepare for various entrance exams which makes it almost impossible to study for English. Scoring 90+ in English in state Board in super though. I was the only person in my school who did it that year.Here are the tips to get 90+ in English :Be perfect with grammar. You should never loose marks in grammar questions.Be selective about writing skills. You should choose those writing skills options which are easier to score in.Try to give an elaborate answer in the personal response type questions.While writing speeches/ expansions be sure to use phrases, idioms, anything that can make your language rich.Also, you must read the textbooks well.P.S. - Scoring 90+ isn't impossible, but definitely tough. It's not about memory, it's about your conceptual clarity.Hope this helps !Cheers! :)
Eisenhower...!!!?
This is hard, and without false modesty I think I have a fair amount of knowledge of U.S. history. He continued running all the major New Deal programs still in place (in fact he expanded on several of them, and created a new executive department for them), and never considered taking them out. He was also not uncompromising to the point where he was almost impeached. So, C?