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Is there a thing out there where I can help a 4-5 year old be carried on my back. Something that would be like a simple seat for her, but strap around my back (she would be in piggy back position)

Bascially a dry version of BBQ Sauce so I can add to Wings batter. I want it to taste as much to BBQ Sauce as Possible.

This would also help me experiment by Ommision to see what is causing me stomach reactions (similar to IBS) when I eat things with BBQ Sauce.

Just a few quick random poll questions, actually there is a study/hidden agenda, but not mentioning it cause it would affect the outcome of responses.

What is...

- Favorite Fast Food Chain

- Favorite Chicken Place

- Favorite Pizza Place

- Favorite Food type (Chinese, Mexican, Italian..etc)

- What State/Region are you in

- What kind of Car do you drive

- Do yellow lights give enough warning time

- Do you like or dislike Roundabouts (Traffic Circles)

- How Old are you

- What is your political affiliation

I sometimes go to a Library, A College Library (Public is welcome to use thier computers but cant check anything out), and have use the Actual Google Earth Program. And seen the option to place pics all over the map where people have placed them at appropriate coordinates.

I was wondering if there was a way access those pics without the actual google earth program. I am not talking about Google Images, because there are pics on google earth, that cannot be found, using just the search engine.

They seem to not exist?

I was driving down the freeway, east of St Louis, and I seen a van that said TOMTOM on it and it had the same set up as the Google Maps Van, that has the 8 way camera.

Does anyone know if TomTom is also going to have online maps like google?

I looked at thier website can cant find anything about it.

I am considering making my own invention, that would involve torque multiplication. I am wondering what kind of stores would I find gears at to see how some would fit together. I tried Lowes, they dont have any.

I mean a list for all 50 states. For example in a Truckers Atlas, has charts of certain legalities are for all 50 states (gross weight, speed limits, restricted truck routes, low clearances, HazMat Info...) I was wondering if the Internet has a similar list, that I can compare Registration/renewal rates all in one spot?

I tried doing Google searches and cannot find any.

This is sort of a survey question, so anyone from any state can answer, as I am looking for an idea to move out of state.

I live in IL, and right now it is $120 to register a vehicle, they are already talking about upping it to $180 in a few years.

We recently got a jeep grand cherokee, and the previous owner was in Arkansas, the last registration was in the glove box and went into a 'Reverse Sticker Shock' when I seen that the registration plus taxes was only $27.

I know some states like MO have a 'luxury tax'. If anyone is in a state that has a luxury tax, with low renewal fees, can you please explain that as well?

I am also considering a move because IL also has one of the highest electric rates in the nation as well.

Now please dont tell my that they will put me to sleep, cause I cant afford that kind. I am 37 and severely poor...

(So poor that we had a lawsuit against us from an old rent land lord, and then got a notice that we dont make enough to get wages garnished.)

So I well qualify for a state medical card. I live in southern IL and the only place that will take me is a place in Chicago. (for those of you in CA, that is like going from LA to Frisco)

So with just Novocaine as I am expecting, how much pain should I expect.

I programmed my DVR to record the Simpsons Brick Like me. The episode I have most anticipated for the longest time, since I first seen the plot plan on wikipedia.

Then it came time to watch it, and it would not let me watch because it is recording. Now it has done that before, but it seems to have a mind of it's own where sometimes it will let me watch something being recorded and sometimes it wont... This is Charter Cable DVR box.

We had to watch something else. about an hour later, I go to retrieve the recorded episode, and it WAS NOT THERE!!!!!!. I missed one of my most anticipated episodes because the box screwed up.

Can anyone explain what happened, why it did not record, and if it did not record, why it did not let me watch it.... No I did not hit 'cancel recording'

I tried to look and see when they will play the episode again, and it says it will never be seen again. WHY NOT!!!!! Some simpsons episodes re-play a week later, before a newer episode.

No Youtube is not an option. I CANNOT GET YOUTUBE on my computer...

Can anyone please answer these

I live in Illinois where we pay over $100 in registration renewal.

I heard that in MO and AR that price is like only $25, but there is tax included. How does that all work. Lets say for a 2000 Chevy Venture.

I looked online and cannot find a solid number or an decent explanation of how it works.

I am also wondering for the state of AR as well. We bought a car and seen the old registration from AR, that said $25 plus Tax = $28 Total

Well I am more likely to move to MO than AR so that is why I am also asking about MO.

I am a school bus driver, currently, and am filling out job applications. Where it says 'Pay' what would I put, when I am paid by a trip or per day, for example, I get paid $20 per trip, and a $40 layover in a bigger city, so it is $60 per day.

How would I fill that out.

I also have trucking experience, where I was paid 30 cents a mile, how would those go as well.

And sometimes applications say Annual Salary. I never had an annual salary before, it's always been per hour jobs or per mile driving jobs.

Can anyone simplify how I would fill in an Salary box, or specify odd paying jobs?

I live in Southern IL, and the past few years, in the roads I have seen these rubber square plate looking things, one for each lane, sometimes offset from each other. These are not only in the cities but also in rural areas.

When the rubber plates are gone, there is a square patch outlined with something that looks like duck tape, and they can replace the rubber squares as they wish.

Does anybody know what these are?

I mean a website that is always and currently updated. For example it is April 11, 2014, and flags are half staff. When I go to Halfstaff.org, all i get is why flags were half staff back in January. So I am looking for a site that is always updated that explains why flags are half staff.

I live in the US, and I go to answers.yahoo.com (nothing else). When I ask a question, then later on look at it on my mobile phone, which is a cheap T9 keypad mobile web, it placed my question on Yahoo in an other country.

I will often get answers like, 'Well maybe there in Canada (or thailand, or India), it might be like that but here in the US...'

And I am like... 'I Do live in the US!!!'. I look at mobile web, because I get on a Library computer with a 1 hour time limit, but I always ask the question in a way that I can find it on Google, or Yahoo Search, on my mobile web (again not a smart or I Phone), with cheap version of mobile web, and when I find it i will say 'Yahoo answers India', or Yahoo answers Canada.. etc..

Why is that?

here is the deal. Monday, I took a stick (well two half sticks) of butter to soften up to make cookies. We ended up busy that night, and ended up not being able to as bed time approached us, so I put the butter back in the fridge.

Tuesday, same plans, and I was sure to make them this time, but we ended up having a Midwest storm with straight line winds and it took out a power pole across the street from us and we were without power for 12 hours. I immediately put the butter back in the fridge again, and we finally got power back on at 6am this morn.

Can the butter still be good? I dont want all the CYA (Cover your butt) answers fearing I am going go blame someone for getting us sick, I know the risks,

I am wondering has anyone else used butter after been out and put back in the fridge, and softened again without repercussions.