In terms of the weather. How far back do records go?
yep. it depends where you live. Cities on the east coast like boston nyc and philly may have scatterd records dating back as far as 200 years or more where as cities of the northern plains may only go back 100 years.
What is the difference between Denver mint, and Philadelphia mint?
You did not say what order form. Circulation struck coins are produced mostly at the Philadelphia and Denver mints. Some years Denver may make more of one denomination than Philly does, or could be the other way around. In order to say have a complete collection say of 2007 1/2 dollars, you need the P & D uncirculated coins, the S proof clad, the S proof silver and since 2005 the satin finish P & D from the mint sets. A lot of people do not know this and think by having the P & D state quarter they have a complete set, they do not they have a complete circulation strike set but far from complete.
What is the difference between Provolone cheese and American Cheese?
Well there are 2 types of Provolone. Type 1) the kind you find in American deli's, its about same texture as American cheese, it's white, mild, a better taste than American cheese. Then there is type 2 Provolone. Now this is the real one. This is the type you find only in an Italian store. It's hard, texture like parmigiana cheese (grating cheese), not at all mild, in fact it's so sharp it blisters your tongue as soon as you eat it, very salty, and the smell it's like stinky feet times 1000 LOL. But its delicious, I wish I had some now. Busted, I think you are confusing Provolone with Mozzarella. I never heard of anyone putting Provolone on Pizza.
Where would you rather live: New York City or Chicago?
I lived in Chicago for 4 years and currently live in NYC (been here since 97 w/the Chicago hiatus in the middle). I would obviously dismiss the opinions of anyone who actually hasn't lived & worked in both cities.To me, this is an absolute no-brainer: NYC. Though Chicago is pretty and has the outward trappings of a metropolis, at the end of the day, it's overwhelmingly provincial (you’ll note that everyone who protests this is from Chicago or other place in the midwest), segregated (literally demarcated by "Northside" and "Southside") and blatantly racist. It is the "Mecca" of the midwest and all the folks from the flat states migrate to Chicago believing they've made it to the "big city" not realizing it's just a lot of ignorant, narrow-minded people like themselves who think Chicago is the cat’s pajamas. Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to be overly harsh and there are great, open-minded people around, but the proportions are all wrong and without typical social, peer feedback that racism is wrong (or at least should be muted), it thrives there, right out in the open.NYC is the "Mecca" of the world; it's the center of culture, fashion, media and finance and there is no place remotely like it. Sure, Chicago has a nightlife and a dating scene (what decent-sized city doesn't?), but it utterly pales in comparison to NYC. You'll meet people from all over the world and from all walks of life here, not a single or small handful of archetypes. The NYC public transit system knocks the pants off Chicago's, by the way. No comparison at all.Regarding the startup scene, there are really only 2 places in the US that matter as tech hubs—Silicon Valley and NYC. The tech scene in NYC is booming, being home to Google’s 2nd largest office outside of Mountain View, and a huge swath of startups and more mature tech companies.Sure, NYC can be a harsh mistress and weak people will get eaten alive (or claim they like their own city better when they end up leaving), but there is always a palpable energy and allure to NYC that cannot be denied. Obviously, NYC will be far more expensive (think $1500 for a 1bd in Chicago vs $3500 in NYC), but if you can find a decent job and manage your finances, you shouldn't even think twice about moving to NYC.
How does the hydrologic cycle of urban areas differ from that of rural areas?
I need a little help with my AP Environmental H.W.... a. describe how the temperature of urban areas like Atlanta, Philadelphia and chicago differs from that of surrounding rural areas. b. Identify and describe two differences between urban and surrounding rural areas that contribute to the temperature difference between them. c. Urban areas typically have levels of air pollution that are significantly higher than those found in surrounding rural areas. Identify a characteristic of the urban microclimate that leads to higher levels of air pollution. d. Identify and describe one way in which the local hydrologic cycle of urban areas differs from that of rural areas.
How do I smoke a Phillie Cigar? Do I Inhale Or Not?
I've been smoking for a few years and i used to buy Phillie cigars and take out the tobacco and roll it up and smoke it like in a joint and it was fine. But i just bought a Phillie Peach Cigar and i wanted to smoke it whole. How do i do this, and should i inhale?
Can i melt Philadelphia cheese in the microwave?
You are ok to do that. Do it in parts and keep stirring it. You dont want one really runny spot and one still hard spot. I would also like to remind you about the foil that can be in the packages of these things. Remember to take that out haha, you dont want fireworks I can imagine.