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What does it cost for a trucker to get his truck out after he has run through a runaway truck ramp?
More specifically, I would like to know for Colorado where they have some that are very long and very steep.
3 AnswersOther - Cars & Transportation1 decade agoWhat is the largest positive margin for time of possession for an NFL team that loses?
On MNF, Miami had the ball for over 45 minutes ... and lost! Is this close to the record?
4 AnswersFootball (American)1 decade agoWhat did Blagojevich score on his college ACT?
A few years ago, Blago was handing out an award to a high school graduate and he commented on their ACT score being high. He then (supposedly) said that is much better than he did because he "scored an 18 or 19." It was later written that he took the test three times and his highest score was an 18. Can anyone verify the truth of his ACT scores?
3 AnswersPolitics1 decade agoWhere can I listen to Dave Matthews singing Free Falling?
4 AnswersOther - Entertainment1 decade agoWhere can I see fluctuations of the US Stock Market by President?
I wanted to know if the Stock Market rose or fell during each Presidential Term. Is there an on-line chart or table with this information?
6 AnswersInvesting1 decade agoWith Tiger out for the year, who will be the best golfer in 2008?
8 AnswersGolf1 decade agoIn Excel, can you use a custom format to get a percent sign added to the number but NOT multiplied by 100?
For example, I want the number 62.49 to display as 62.49%.
But, I am linking 100s of numbers from another application and it is not a simple task to divide by 100. Thus, I want to know if I can do it just using the custom formatting options.
This can be Excel 2007 or 2003.
2 AnswersSoftware1 decade agoMy grandfather sang a song that began, "Whatever, melts your butter; whatever, ..." Provide any info on it?
I think it is a country/western song of the 1940's era. Also, it was considered "dirty" for the time. I am looking for the lyrics and info on any recordings that exist.
3 AnswersCountry1 decade ago