Picard Facepalm

Like, I know when you have something like xcosx, you'd just multiply the series for cosx by x. But what about when you have two functions in one, like [(e^x)cosx] about 0? The question I'm trying to solve wants me to find the first four nonzero terms.

My teacher only has one arm, so I'd like to get a gift (an end-of-the-year thing) that's designed for handicapped people. Like, a ruler with rubber on the bottom perhaps so you can hold it down with only a finger while you trace with the same hand, etc.

Do such gifts exist?

How does it cost the government-- is it those on welfare, etc?

Does it take into account what other nations pay in taxes, or what other nations' healthcare workers earn?

[yes I realize I posted this in two categories]

How does it cost the government-- is it those on welfare, etc?

Does it take into account what other nations pay in taxes, or what other nations' healthcare workers earn?

It's bandied around so much around here, I'm wondering if anyone even knows what that term really indicates. Some say it's the liberals who became conservatives (based on etymologies, that is the most logical); some think it's a hardcore conservative.

I've been learning Taiwanese traditional characters for many years, and was thinking about taking a shot on this exam. But, I've heard an experience (from a different exam) where those using traditional characters took too long writing and couldn't finish, but those using simplified had enough time.

Do they make accomodations for this?

http://www.ontheissues.org/2008/Ron_Paul_Health_Ca...

http://www.medhealthinsurance.com/ron-paul-healthc...

And for those people that are insured, are their insurance policies adequate?

In short, how necessary is Obama's health plan? I don't believe it to be a universal policy, but how high up on the income ladder does it cover?

In the US, if we installed a socialized health-care option adequate enough to cover those who are not already insured, how much would this cost our nation, and could we afford it?

Would the cost be covered by drawing a percentage from everyone's taxes?

Perhaps I'm a bit naive in this matter. I was flipping through a college viewbook, and it had an interview in it with an Irish girl. She said it was weird how everyone in her old neighborhood was Irish.

And what year is it?

and what model/year is it?

My personal favorites are:

Rough Boy - ZZ Top

Drive - The Cars

Eye in the Sky - Alan Parsons Project

I'm just a little confused. My dad is a huge auto-buff, and he says every Japanese car he's come in contact with is a piece of crap, but all these internet reviewers say Honda is the best all-around car.

Plus, my family (the Chinese side of it) drives nothing but Hondas and Toyotas, and they keep buying them after keeping them for only several years. It's like all these reviewers are saying that they are great cars, when no one's really ever owned one for more than ten years. My dad's been driving his Chevy station wagon for more than fifteen years now; I understand that American makes have had their pitfalls in the past.

But what makes Japanese cars so great?

If I can, how? The issue I want is May 2007.

...and what are some general rules for saying 'if' in Spanish?