jelloman

Alright

so i know that:

polygamy is where one person has more than one spouse (regardless of gender)

polyandry is one wife with many husbands

polygyny is husband with many wives

polyamory is more than one intimate relationship between many people but is mutual and not exclusive

when gay marriage becomes legal in usa, do you think that polyamory will gain advocates, have parades, etc? Why or why not?

some argue that homosexuality is not a choice but what if four people are in love with each other, mutually, and can not help it??

I do not support polyamory legally,though, because there would be so many messes in way marital status works

thanks

In Washington state, which of these: Redmond, Bellevue, Mercer Island, an Kirkland, is the best place to live regarding:

1. Education

2. Safety

3. Homes pricing

4. Cleanliness

5. Transportation

6. Entertainment (malls, cinemas, parks, etc.)

7. Libraries

any links or additional info would be great!

does the us have similar or different testing than ontario??

If it's different how so?

websites would be useful

txs!!

My friend sent me a link to this a website that did not make my day at all

she and i need to think of an argument agains this:

For complexity and richness, the Twilight series definately prevail over Harry Potter. Even with the fantasy element of vampires and werewolves, it does not take away from the realism of the human feelings and interactions that the characters deal with. The Twilight books do not rely on action-packed sequences, like the Harry Potter books do, to keep readers in suspense (the intensity of Bella and Edward's relationship handles that department very well on its own - Breaking Dawn people?!), but rather it draws people in with its timeless love story and relatable characters and relationships. I, for one, am easily able to forget that the Cullens are vampires or that there are werewolves running lose in the woods, and instead find myself empathizing with each of the characters and their problems of dealing with dating, unrequited love, being the new person in town, divorced parents, etc. Each of the characters are so complex in their personalities that one can find themselves relating to some aspect of each. The plot of the Twilight series invokes the fundamental love story of Romeo & Juliet, yet is able to apply it into a modern world which is what makes the storyline more appealing to people today. With Harry Potter we get the same old conflict of good versus evil. Therefore, it needs an over-exaggerated expansion of magical creatures (centaurs, house-elves, half-giant faculty members etc.) and weird magic terminology (dementor, muggle, bogart, howler, etc.) to keep the reader's attention, which makes the series all the more unrealistic. The Harry Potter series also depends on the downfall of other characters (Sirius, Dumbledore, etc.) in order to raise Harry Potter's determination to defeat Voldemort. Basically, in summary, I see more value and richness in the complexities of human relationships more frequently than I do of dementor attacks near parks.

I know it' s long sorry

thank you for your input

the link is below

http://www.examiner.com/x-562-Book-Examiner~y2008m...

I have a question about gates in boolean logic. I would understand if I wasn't called out of class when the teacher was explaining. So anyways,

A - B - C + A - notB - C = ?

I cannot make the circle things that represent "and" so I made dashes instead. B with a line above it is impossible to write, too, so i just wrote notB.

I just need answer and I'll work backwards but an explanation is welcome

THANX

Eugenics, Human Trafficking and Propaganda are my favourite and I need to chose one or the other or the other.

Which one???

(reasons are welcome and may probably get you best answer!!!)

How many years of high school are there?

What are the requirements?

Can credits from Ontario be transferred there and how?

Links and any extra info would be really helpful, too. Thanx!!