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BE24-9 Heartland Company’s budgeted sales and budgeted cost of goods sold for the coming year are $144,000,000 and $99,000,000, respectively. Short-term interest rates are expected to average 10%. If Heartland can increase inventory turnover from its present level of 9 times a year to a level of 12 times per year,compute its expected cost savings for the coming year.

Okay, this might be stupid... I don't have any Cream albums; all I have is Clapton CDs. Is there a Clapton CD or compilation where "Badge" is Track no. 5?

Rocks? Straight? Mixed?

Does anyone know all the lyrics for "Come Back Down" by Christine Glass from the Human album? I'm stuck on a few lyrics...

Shooting star (unlanding?) through the (yard?)

'Cause where we (loved?) was where you were before

I've heard it said that a man would climb a mountain

Just to be with the one he loves

How many times has he broken that promise

It has never been done.

I've never climbed the highest mountain

But I walked the hill of calvary

Just to be with you, I'd do anything

There's no price I would not pay

Just to be with you, I'd give anything

I would give my life away.

I've heard it said that a man would swim the ocean

Just to be with the one he loves

How may times has he broken that promise

It can never be done

I've never swam the deepest ocean

But I walked upon the raging sea

I know that you don't understand

the fullness of My love

How I died upon the cross for your sins

And I know that you don't realize

how much that I gave you

But I promise, I would do it all again.

Just to be with you, I've done everything

There's no price I did not pay

Just to be with you, I gave everything

Yes, I gave my life away.

Third Day, Love Song

Is it to learn what Christianity is about?

Is it to be wise?

Is it to be better armed for a battle of wits with Christians?

What are your motives? Are they for good, or for arguments?

Please be honest. I can take it.

The one who believes in a God he cannot see, or the one who is offended by a God he doesn't believe in? -Brad Stine

400 years in the future, they have razor grass, dart-shooting pineapples, dimension shifting vests, explosive homing bearings, cauterizing patches, imaging water, feet with opposable thumbs...

And common automatic rifles with common ammo clips holding common bullets.

Is it me, or was that stupid?

Try to demonstrate realistic reasons why our species required such a substantial leap as compared to every other species.

If evolution is true, what makes us need it more than others?

Give realistic reasons why every other species apparently did not require intelligence comparable to ours.

If evolution is true, why don't they need it also?

Why wouldn't such intelligence be a benefit to them?

Doesn't natural selection favor the most beneficial mutation?

Try to give solid examples why intelligence would ever be an unfavorable mutation. If you can, then explain why it survived and thrived in us.

I got this answer to one of my questions...

"However, nature is fiercely economical - one needn't be a biologist to see that. If a cheetah does not need the complex social interactions of a human society, along with everything that goes with it, then nature will not bring such a characteristic about in cheetahs."

Wolves, Gorrillas, Parrots and I think even Cheetas mate for life, they all have complex social structures but not higher intelligence. I know that the first three will often become so sad after their mate dies that they stop eating and die themselves, I have seen it first hand in a large Macaw and a Wolf. Those traits aren't needed for survival and yet there they are.

Thoughts?

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0 0

1 1

2 3

3 7

4 15

5 31

6 63

The Domain and Range appear to be all positives.

As a bonus, can anyone tell me where I got this sequence??

"Intelligence reports say the North has fueled a Taepodong-2 missile with a range experts estimate at up to 9,300 miles — making it capable of reaching parts of the United States." -AP

I measured the distance from North Korea to Miami, FL and came up with roughly 7,600 miles.

Is my math wrong?

We're "pretty sure" they don't have a nuke to put on the missile, but hey, anyone else wanna launch a fleet of cruise missiles into N. Korea?

Please explain to me how the Law of Conservation of Angular Momentum (something that falls off a spinning object always spins in the same direction) correlates with Venus' and Uranus' retrograde rotation (spinning backward). Try real hard to use science.

(Yeah, I know where I am. I maintain that Big Bang is a religion.)

Prove to me that evolution isn't merely another religion.

Prove to me that evolution (man from amoebas, life from rocks) is in the slightest way scientific.

Prove to me that inner species adaptation is the same thing as mammals evolving from reptiles.

Show me ONE example of ANY living creature EVER reproducing a DIFFERENT creature. (Any "dog" reproducing anything other than another "dog")

Evolution is NOT scientific. Adaptation certainly is, but adaptation is NOT evolution. Evolution is a RELIGION.

Good luck. (how's that for backing down from a debate?)

For example, when you're stuck behind an idiot who's driving 5 mph below the speed limit in the left lane, and then when you finally get a chance to pass them on the RIGHT, they decide to speed up. You should be able to enter their licence plate into a database along with their idiotic behavior. They collect points for being an idiot, then when they accumulate enough points, they lose their license. Good idea?

"When religion is out of the picture peace, progress, goodwill, and good humor thrive amazingly well."

1) Name a culture without religion. 2) Name a culture where this statement is true.

Do you? How much effort have you put into it? What research have you done? What are your resources? WHat conclusions have you come up with? Based on what?

Scott Cantrell used to work in Ellsworth, SD as a weapons loader on B-1 bombers. He loved working on his muscle car.

And he told me about Jesus. Scott, if you're out there... thank you.

Scott Cantrell used to work in Ellsworth, SD as a weapons loader on B-1 bombers. He loved working on his muscle car.

And he told me about Jesus. Scott, if you're out there... thank you.