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Anyone, not just the bus ministry drivers, who offers a ride in their private care to anyone must report to the insurance company regarding their auto insurance, their registration, their drivers license, and if the person(s) have any kind of disability, or are receiving a subsidy from a governmental agency of any kind, must undergo a criminal background check. Have you heard of this? Do you know if all insurance companies require this type of compliance? What about a mega church, like Joel Osteen's church? Does that mean everyone who goes to that church who might take a neighbor to church who is physically or mentally challenged in some way must comply with these requirements that have been stipulated?

Should it be "was" or "were" -- or should the sentence be revised as follows: Public school leaders were the target audience for the study. That way is easy to see the use of the verb "were" is correct for the plural subject of the sentence.

Also, which is correct? "There is a vast array of systems available to utilize, each having their/its own unique features to meet program goals."

Often our staff being in public places doing a great job has resulted in students signing up for our school on the spot.

Working on a dissertation paper and this seems awkward wording.

It's a very familiar refrain, it plays during the scene in the bar when Doug Blake finds Gary Mitchell after Mitchell's several month absence due to a drinking binge....it plays just before a telegram is received by Hutchins, THAT music an old college song by Cole Porter, Bull Dog, and IS listed in the Sound Track credits - but the refrain I refer to is not. Very soulful, blues-y Gershwin-esque sounding. All I can remember (and yes, it is a song) are a bit of the lyrics where the notes ascend up the scale in a steady rhythmic beat - "All I see- for - me - is - mis-er-y."

I received a phone call from the above phone number, which I didn't answer. When I get a phone call from a number I do not recognize, I can usually find it online - but not this one. Any ideas what it might be?

I read it when I was a teenager I think. Four astronauts are involved in a space accident and end up in space, alone, untethered, and each floating away from the other,,,,all in different directions. It was a very short story but it never left me. They were all very frightened, and one of them realized they were being pulled into the gravitational pull of the Earth. I remember that one saying, "I'm going home." As time went on they began to lose contact with one another. The story ended with a large paragraph break and a shift in scene. A grandfather (as I remember it) and his grandson are on a porch somewhere where the night sky was very visible. The story ends with the boy saying to his grandfather, "Look, grandpa, look. There's a falling star!" I wondered when I heard/saw the trailers for the new film "Gravity" - if they have borrowed that tale and made it into this film. So far the reviews I have seen are awesome. It's a great story if they did.

I thought it might come from their book, "The Systematic Design of Instruction," but not sure - tried several avenues - Citeseerx / Scholar / Google Books, with no luck. Here's the reference:

The data collected was analyzed and interpreted “in the most reasonable way possible” (Dick & Carey, 1985, p. __) to make changes that “seem” to be implied within the data.

In tonite's episode Bass' old girlfriend comes back into his life for a short bit. Who played Emma on this episode of Revolution?

I use a satellite phone system throughout the house that uses a t-mobile cell phone number. It's considered 'another line' with T-Mobile and is charged as such on my bill. I have had the router for many years now and altho the HotSpot is no longer offered by T-Mobile, I am, they tell me, 'grandfathered in' because I have not cancelled the number/line. Which I like; I don't WANT to lose it. However, I am thinking maybe a newer, more powerful router would be a good thing as one of my roommates who is receiving a signal from this router (which governs the wi-fi network in the home as well) has trouble from time to time receiving a strong signal. My internet is Comcast and I have a fairly new modem from them, which is connected to, of course, the T-Mobile HotSpot router. Any suggestions. I was just reading a Kim Komando email about an 802.11ac router and got to wondering about this.

Watching Person of Interest (4/25/2013 episode "In Extremis") with a very similar plot line and was reminded of those two movies, one with Edmond O'Brien, and the more recent starring Dennis Quaid. The poison in the TV episode is polonium....a radioactive substance when ingested if not caught and treated in the first hour, is fatal, according to the script.

They say Suspect #1 was killed, shot dead in a shootout with police last night. There was a man they had strip completely, was then arrested, and placed in a police car - my time (PDT) watching CNN - this occurred about 1 a.m. or so. Who was he??

After staying at a motel for two nights, they contacted us and said they were charging another $815 to our credit card for damages to a room below from a flooding toilet in our room. Are we liable for this claimed damage? What should we do?