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Q&A: How do i paint a wetsuit? I’m using it to make a movie and it won’t be getting wet so don’t need waterproof?
It’s a superhero movie and the wetsuit is for the costume, but no wetsuits have the color I want, any suggestions?
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Q&A: California Surf Vacation?
I’ve always wanted to go on a week long vacation to CA. Rent a car and drive from San Fran to San Diego, stopping at all the big beaches along the way, and learning how to surf.
When’s the best time of year to do that? Haha, I mean, when is the water warm, and when would the beaches actually have people on them?
Any ideas for along the way???
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Q&A: Where can I learn to surf in Durban, South Africa?
I’ll be living there from January to July and would love to take some private lessons.
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Question: How to get sunscreen off a phone?
I accidentally got sunscreen on my phone screen and keyboard while putting on sunscreen and it made little stains on the screen and keyboard. Any suggestions on how to get the stains off or what to use to get them off?
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Q&A: bye eyeglasses online?
hey guys..So I really want to buy these Ray Ban clubmasters and I was surfing the night to find some cheap ones and I found two sites that are ridiculously cheap! the sites are http://www.ray-banoutletsale.co.uk
and http://www.sunglassbranded.org
and they sell them for 35 and 16 euros respectively.So what do you think?Are the glasses authentic?Have you ever heard of those websites?Should I give them a try?If not can you suggest other websites where they sell these sunglasses in a really good price but the authentic ones?
thanks in advance..
Maria x
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Question: Christians, answer some questions for me?
Species Survival and Post-Flood Ecology
“He blotted out every living thing that was upon the face of the ground,” the Bible says (Gen 7:23). If the Flood was as described, that must have been an understatement.
How did all the modern plant species survive?
* Many plants (seeds and all) would be killed by being submerged for a few months. This is especially true if they were soaked in salt water. Some mangroves, coconuts, and other coastal species have seed which could be expected to survive the Flood itself, but what of the rest?
* Most seeds would have been buried under many feet (even miles) of sediment. This is deep enough to prevent spouting.
* Most plants require established soils to grow–soils which would have been stripped by the Flood.
* Some plants germinate only after being exposed to fire or after being ingested by animals; these conditions would be rare (to put it mildly) after the Flood.
* Noah could not have gathered seeds for all plants because not all plants produce seeds, and a variety of plant seeds can’t survive a year before germinating. [Garwood, 1989; Benzing, 1990; Densmore & Zasada, 1983] Also, how did he distribute them all over the world?
How did all the fish survive? Some require cool clear water, some need brackish water, some need ocean water, some need water even saltier. A flood would have destroyed at least some of these habitats.
How did sensitive marine life such as coral survive? Since most coral are found in shallow water, the turbidity created by the runoff from the land would effectively cut them off from the sun. The silt covering the reef after the rains were over would kill all the coral. By the way, the rates at which coral deposits calcium are well known, and some highly mature reefs (such a the great barrier) have been around for millions of years to be deposited to their observed thickness.
How did diseases survive? Many diseases can’t survive in hosts other than humans. Many others can only survive in humans and in short-lived arthropod vectors. The list includes typhus, measles, smallpox, polio, gonorrhea, syphilis. For these diseases to have survived the Flood, they must all have infected one or more of the eight people aboard the Ark.
Other animals aboard the ark must have suffered from multiple diseases, too, since there are other diseases specific to other animals, and the nonspecific diseases must have been somewhere.
Host-specific diseases which don’t kill their host generally can’t survive long, since the host’s immune system eliminates them. (This doesn’t apply to diseases such as HIV and malaria which can hide from the immune system.) For example, measles can’t last for more than a few weeks in a community of less than 250,000 [Keeling & Grenfell, 1997] because it needs nonresistant hosts to infect. Since the human population aboard the ark was somewhat less than 250,000, measles and many other infectious diseases would have gone extinct during the Flood.
Some diseases that can affect a wide range of species would have found conditions on the Ark ideal for a plague. Avian viruses, for example, would have spread through the many birds on the ark. Other plagues would have affected the mammals and reptiles. Even these plague pathogens, though, would have died out after all their prospective hosts were either dead or resistant.
How did short-lived species survive? Adult mayflies on the ark would have died in a few days, and the larvae of many mayflies require shallow fresh running water. Many other insects would face similar problems.
How could more than a handful of species survive in a devastated habitat? The Flood would have destroyed the food and shelter which most species need to survive.
How did predators survive? How could more than a handful of the predator species on the ark have survived, with only two individuals of their prey to eat? All of the predators at the top of the food pyramid require larger numbers of food animals beneath them on the pyramid, which in turn require large numbers of the animals they prey on, and so on, down to the primary producers (plants etc.) at the bottom. And if the predators survived, how did the other animals survive being preyed on?
How could more than a handful of species survive random influences that affect populations? Isolated populations with fewer than 20 members are usually doomed even when extraordinary measures are taken to protect them. [Simberloff, 1988]
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Question: North Shore of Oahu at night, is there something to do?
I came here to surf with my bro, we got great waves and we´re really happy to be in Hawaii, mostly or especially because of sunny part of the day…
BUT! HEY, wait! There should be something to do at night, SOMETHING! We go to Haleiwa Joes on Fridays, to Breakers on Mondays -cool but not that populated- but what with the rest of the week? By how crowded it gets, I know that there´s people here, but, whats going on? They dont want to have fun at night? I dont think so!
We´re having this great BBQs, Uruguayan style, every night and Im tired of having my friend Daniel as the only face I look from every f— night… There´s probably something happening around and Im not aware!
LET ME KNOW, North Shore at night, there has to be something to do!!!
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Q&A: Your surfing surfer experiences ?
tell me fellow surfing surfer bags .. best waves , funniest experience ect
you may acquire salt lungs as a prize and 10 points 
…. o yush … and WHY ISN”T THERE AS MANY SURFING SURFER BIRDS …. I WANT TO SPEAK TO SOME FEMALE SURFERS FOR ONCE ;D
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Question: help 10 points for the best answer?
Okay so i’m wondering what this means
okay so i like this boy but unsure if he likes me so anyways yesterday we didn’t have to wear uniforms so at pe we didn’t have to change. I was walking to pe and then he is a like hey. and i say hi, then i say cool hat . he said oh yeah it is cool but it is kind of weird because it came from a surf shop but it is signed by a prpro skateboarder. I said that was interesting but if it is the only hat you had that is cool. so then we have to go line up at the spots and then while we are waiting he strikes and conversation with me. we are now allowed to leave are spots and he just hangs out with me. his played kickback with his friends during PE but he continued to talk with me. then later i went to get a drink of water and when he came back he is all like do you want to play red rover. i said sure then he kept on calling me over but i never broke through . what does this mean? does he like me? i’m not sure but can you help me read the signs
yeah red rover i know but the pe teacher set up the game
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Q&A: I have a Earth Day Quiz from an online website I need help with?
1.The US Department of Energy introduced the “ENERGY ________ certification to label appliances that meet strict standards of energy efficiency.
A. STAR
B. FRIEND
C. SAFE
D. GLOBE
E. WALRUS
2.The Obama administration hopes to lay plans to reduce America’s _______ emissions 80% by 2050.
A. Cigarette
B. Trans fat
C. Greenhouse gas
D. Polar bear
E. Automatic weapon
3.A ________ cell is used to convert light into electricity.
A. Prison
B. Wind
C. Hydro
D. Solar
E. Terrorist
4.When a process or activity offsets its carbon emissions enough that its carbon footprint effectively reaches zero, it’s said to be “carbon ________ .”
A. Friendly
B. Neutral
C. Hungry
D. Free
E. Fabulous
5.Tidal power involves harnessing ________ to generate electricity.
A. Nick Nolte, star of Prince of Tides
B. Seaweed
C. Ocean tides
D. The strange and unnatural energy emanating from Witch Mountain
E. The Kraken
6.Carbon Credits are primarily used to _________ .
A. Buy goods and services in outer space
B. Decrease and regulate carbon dioxide emissions
C. Graduate from Carbon University
D. Make sure every American gets their fair share of carbon.
E. Give carbon the credit it deserves.
7.Using ________ to get around instead of driving a car is a great way to reduce pollution.
A. The teleporter thing from The Fly
B. A bicycle
C. Public transportation
D. A giant cannon
E. Both B and C
8.Ecology is the scientific study of ________ .
A. College
B. The interaction between life and its environment
C. The interaction between Ralph Nader and his car
D. Rocks and minerals
E. A child’s laughter
9.The ________ Protocol is a 1992 treaty that seeks to reduce and stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere to non-harmful levels.
A. Giant Space Laser
B. Atlantis
C. Earth
D. Kyoto
E. Bourne
10.Al Gore’s documentary on climate change, ________ ,won the 2007 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.
A. An Officer and a Gentleman
B. An American Werewolf in London
C. An Inconvenient Truth
D. An Affair to Remember
E. An American Tail: Fievel Goes West
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