Does anyone know anything about Dylan and Cole Sprouse?
Disney Channel or someone who in some way related to the Sprouse twins will never tell their address, e-mail or telephone number. If they were to, their phone wouldn't stop ringing. However, you can send them a snail mail via their agency or the Disney Channel management. For trivias about the Sprouse twins, you can visit fan sites or their official website. But I can tell you, Cole is going out with Alyson Stoner.
Can you explain the collapse of building 7 without break the laws of physics?
which law would that be, being a physicist I have seen no law that was broken. give me the law you "KNOW" was broken and I will prove you wrong. until then stop spreading lies
I will call myself qualified to answer this question because I have watched all seasons of friends for about 5-6 times but was unable to bear HIMYM even for second time. On the scale of comedy I would rate Friends 10/10 whereas I will give HIMYM only 8/10, that too for the episodes till 6th season. Every character in friends is funny but in different way i.e. Ross in being a nerd, Monica in being controlling and clean freak, Chandler's sarcasm is excellent, Joey in being dumb, Phoebe in being odd and peculiar and Rachel has her own wits to make you laugh. In HIMYM, barney makes you laugh in begining but loses his charm after 3-4 seasons, he becomes boring, unbearable and unrealistic uttering same hackneyed dialogues episode after episode. One of the biggest difference is that Friends is actually a story revolving around all the characters and every character has been given more or less same weightage. On the other hand, HIMYM has a central character TED and the plot consistently focuses on how this man finds his wife making theme repetitive and boring. One other thing I like about Friends is how wonderfully the have shown a evolving love relationship between Monica and Chandler, on the other hand Marshall and Lily's relationship seems to be more static (except 2-3 episodes where Lily abandons Marshall before their marriage).
As a speech pathology student, should I learn American Sign Language or Spanish?
Definitely Spanish. You will use it every day, no matter where you end up practicing in the US as a speech pathologist--- absolutely anywhere. Working in teaching hospitals in the LA area, more than half of my patients spoke only Spanish. Of those, more than a few were Central American indians who knew Spanish only as a second language-- none knew a word of English. ASL is only helpful if you plan to work with deaf and HOH children exclusively-- not too many jobs out there for that. To tell you the truth, never, in 20 years working in hospitals and ENT clinics, did I EVER encounter a deaf patient who used ASL. To a man, they were adventitiously deaf and didn't even know ASL. You might find it useful if you pursued becoming an audiologist, since they work with people who are deaf from birth and are members of the deaf community where ASL is the primary language, but you aren't. If you plan to work in early intervention, it would behoove you to pick up a few signs, but we use Signed Exact English ("SEE") for that, not ASL. I've found that because I speak decent Spanish, I always got the job if up against another candidate with similar experience. You really only need to become conversant; fluency is necessary only when working with older children (third grade or higher) or patients in high-level cognitive or language therapy. Living in CA, you can pick it up very quickly; one hears it everywhere, and we have many Spanish-language TV stations you can watch to pick up the accent and more become more fluent.
Why did the World Trade Center towers fall on 9/11?
Hey Webpence. When you can't dazzle them with brilliance, bore them with bullsh+t. They really got to take away the cut and paste function. The professor of physics is not a construction engineer. Thermate is present in a myriad of construction techniques. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if Thermate wasn't used in the debris clean-up as well. He should be suspicious if he didn't find any. Very simple. If someone was to want to intentially bring down the WTC with pre-planted explosives, they would have brought it down when each plane hit, which would have been a far more credible action. Just one more, because you conspiracy idiots aren't really worth it. The designer never said the WTC was designed to "take an impact from a 767". The 767 was not even invented yet. The designer bragged once that he felt it could handle an impact from "a jet airplane", but he was referring to the fact that the structure was not dependent on any single vertical support. So one hole in the structure would not bring down the building. (and it was true) The design was never tested for an impact of that type, much less a non-existent 767 full of fuel. Last note to you consiracy nuts. Go back to the Kennedy assasination. Maybe Elvis. You're relatively harmless with those. Don't dis the memory of the WTC tragedy just because you're bored (or in webpence's case, boring)
Why did the creators of Sesame St. pick that name for the show? Is it a real street somewhere?
Like many new shows, they had a long list of possible names for it, including "The Video Classroom" and "The Nitty Gritty Itty Bitty Kiddy Show". They then sat a bunch of children in front of a test show and asked them which name they thought was best. The kids chose "Sesame Street" (a name based on the magic phrase 'open sesame' from Arabian Nights), even though most of the adults weren't that keen on that particular name. For a while there was a sort of desperate open call for anyone with a better name for it to PLEASE submit it, but nobody came up with one. So the name stuck.
Who unvented the television show sesame street?
I think it was the combined efforts of a large group of people who created a group called the Chilren's Workshop. Originally founded by Joan Ganz Cooney and Lloyd Morriset to produce Sesame Street.