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I am aware of the dietary restrictions of caffeine, coffee, tea, and alcohol. I just want to know if there are any other restrictions, and if there are any good websites about the reasoning behind the dietary restrictions.

Thank You.

I have multiple spreadsheets with the scedules of each NFL team. I would like to have a formula that if I put a 'W' in a cell for one team, Excel will automatically put and 'L' in the column of the opponent.

I am currently trying to use the IF function, but I can only make it go one way, as in, I can put in the W and get the L, but I can't put in the L and get the W.

Any help would be helpful.

The New Hampshire State House of Representatives has 400 seats. That equals out to one Representative to about 3,000 New Hampshire citizens. Therefore, a candidate only needs to win 1000 to 1500 votes to win a fairly important seat. Then the party can grow from there.

I am talking about when the newly formed Whig Party put different candidates on different state ballots since they could not find a candidate in which the northern, southern, and western voters could agree on.

So for today the Republicans could put Guliani on the ticket in the Northeast and another candidate for the rest of the country.

Or the Democrats can put Edwards on the ballot for the southern states, and another candidate for the rest of the country.

The ultimate goal would be to eliminate a big state from the other party. However, if it goes anything like it did in 1836, it could be considered a failure.

I ask this because I heard both are thinking about backing Ron Paul in his Presidential run. Since they are both third parties, would they ever think about joining forces?

Excluding Clinton, Edwards, Giuliani, McCain, Obama, and Romney, which one of these candidates who have filed with the FEC has the best potential.

Donald Allen- I

Joe Biden-D

Sam Brownback-R

Christopher Dodd-D

Mike Gravel-D

Duncan Hunter-R

Bob Jackson-L

Steve Kubby-L

Dennis Kucinich-D

James Mccall- I

Ron Paul-R

George Phillies-L

Christine Smith-L

Tom Tancredo-R

Tommy Thompson-R

source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/US_2008_election

Is it more like the view of these three men:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=wktiZH_x4xA&search=terr...

or is there something else?

or is it to early to know?

With the equations of:

a^2 + b^2 = d^2

b^2 + c^2 = e^2

a^2 + c^2 = f^2 and

a^2 + b^2 + c^2 = g^2

with all variables being intergers,

wouldn't it seem more logical to have all even sides?