yes

Obviously it's never going to happen, but I'd personally LOVE to see it. I'm sure it's been asked many times before, but:

Would you like to see Brady and Manning switch teams for a season? Why or why not?

Am I crazy or did it look like the Steelers just ABSOLUTELY didn't care when Nick Collins was charging into their end zone? I know the offense isn't exactly suited to be catching up with a player and tackling him, but it just looked like they weren't even trying.

I don't see any on my program schedule.

I've been cooking my salmon differently lately. I've been breading it with this plain breading I have. It has very small amounts of fat in it (no trans). I season it simply with lemon pepper. I fry it at a medium temperature with canola oil.

Am I still getting the health benefits? Or is it just that I'm getting the benefits along with extra fat. Thanks.

For example, could I replace the broken screen of a Vizio 32" LCD with an intact screen from a 32" LCD TV of a different brand? Assuming both are widescreen.

I'm planning on doing cardio (interval running) 3-4 times per week, and weight training 3-4 times per week as well. I want to build muscle (of course), but I also want to drop body fat at the same time. I am, of course, not expecting to lose great amounts of body fat and still build big muscles, but am looking for a pretty even spread between the two.

I'm planning on testing this diet (yes, every day with few variations) for a month or so to see how it works out.

Meal 1: Apple, raw almonds, hard-boiled egg (will swap with small baked potato throughout week)

Meal 2: Oatmeal w/banana and cinnamon

-Workout &/or Cardio

Meal 3: Whey protein shake w/oats & peanut butter

Meal 4: Rice mix, containing: brown rice, skinless chicken, onions, broccoli and cabbage

Meal 5: Bowl of cottage cheese

Would this diet give me success with building muscle and reducing body fat?

You can just see it in his face as Steve tries to talk over everyone.

I'm having trouble answering this question.

How can some people in a community be resistant to a newly formed virus that has already taken the life of others who have been exposed to it? The survivors' blood shows that they have antibodies to the virus.

How is this possible if the virus has just evolved? Why don't the antibodies developed by the resistant people attack their cells?

The fact that the Colts lost "because Dwight Freeney wasn't playing"? Can't wait to hear you all babble on when the Saints win. And no, it's not going to be because Freeney wasn't playing, or was playing a limited role.

Because I can guarantee each and every one of you that it will happen.

MIN: 36 DAL: 17

I keep getting this problem every time I play online:

"no network connection detected. you must have an active network connection to play online or over a local network."

it'll keep me in games for about 5-6 minutes, but then it boots me, giving me the above message. I don't know what to do about it. I've tried both wireless and hard-wired, but it occurs either way. My ports have been forwarded, and internet connection is strong. No idea what to do.

Finish 8-8. Chargers, Saints, Redskins, Eagles. Get out of here...

8-8 is a guarantee.

Can somebody tell me a well known football figure who opposes the NFL's overtime system and their reason for opposing it?

I think it's quite safe to say that the Bucs are going to upset the HELL out of the Saints on sunday at home. Bucs 31 Saints 27

Studying ways in which microorganisms duplicate, exchange, and use their genetic information is called: ?????

thanks.

I've read the text book over and over, but I just can't understand these different types of RNA fully. Could anybody explain these in non-textbook terms for me?

I have been having an issue with an Ebay seller. I bought his item, a game, and he claimed it to be in 100% working condition, however, it was not; so I sent it back to him, but he won't pay me my money because he says he hasn't received it yet. I sent it back 13 days ago. I know for a fact he has it. Is there any way I can prove that I sent it?

I have a test in my Microbio Lab tomorrow. It is called "Morphological Unknown." I will be given a bacterial culture and must be able to identify it through staining techniques. This isn't what I am worried about, however. Apparently we have to make a flow chart to illustrate the process of elimination. We have never discussed nor worked on a flowchart in class before.

Can anybody help me to understand this "flowchart" concept a little bit more? I am clueless at this point and I'm stressing out.

I am ordering something online, and I am shipping it to somebody else's address. It is an address like this: 45 S 2nd W #205, Houston, TX, 29350

How would I fill that out on the form online?

#205 is apartment number

Address Line 1: 45 S 2nd W

Address Line 2: #205

Town: Houston

State: TX

Zipcode: 29350

Would that be correct?

The Lions WILL beat the Redskins. Fact.