Ben

I've just published a song onto youtube, and I'd just like some feedback (advice, tips, etc.). I'm also not quite sure what kind of music it is (a bit of techno, a bit of rock).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KP54PqowYY

Thanks for any help :)

The secret is to do something unique.

Would it be "es hacer" or "es de hacer"?

Is it "mangsk" or "manskee" or something else?

Thanks

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqfCpnEsqXQ

I heard someone tried to burn the flag at LSU, but they didn't. Does anyone know why or where I can get more info on this? (below is the video of reference) Thanks!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqfCpnEsqXQ

"Lo que sea, no me importa."

I accidentally deleted iMovie (like, completely, not just from the dock) and now I need a movie editor. I don't have the disk (long story), so I can't reinstall it.

Is there a free movie editor that is mac-compatible?

Everywhere I look I see "how to remove vocals", but I want to know how to remove the music instead, leaving ONLY the vocals, if that's possible.

Should I stay at home for a few more days, or is it OK to go back?

"Wenn du Bock hast."

I don't know how else to put it.

I need to talk about Latin American culture, but I don't want to choose something cliche like "Dia de los muertos." Is there something less talked about, like a specific dance or regional holiday?

My friend told me there's a program where the government will pay you to go to another country and learn the language (this is mainly for Arabic, Korean, and Chinese I'm told).

Does anyone know more about this or how to apply?

Is there a translation for the conjunction "that"?

For example, how would you translate:

"He told me THAT he would be late."

When I'm doing pushups, about 30 reps in a pressure builds up in the back of my head, then there's a pain at the base of the skull. I have no idea what this is, but I can't get a workout anymore because of it- the pain is too intense.

Does anyone know what this is?

Usually after rock climbing, my arms feel sore as the muscles are repairing. But this time the soreness is different, almost like a growing pain. There wasn't a rip and I can move around without any extra pain, so I don't think I tore anything, it's just localized at my upper arm. The pain was severe a few days ago, but has diminished a bit since then. I don't want to climb or lift anything for fear of exacerbating the problem.

Any ideas on what this could be?

Usually after rock climbing, my arms feel sore as the muscles are repairing. But this time the soreness is different, almost like a growing pain. There wasn't a rip and I can move around without any extra pain, so I don't think I tore anything, it's just localized at my upper arm. The pain was severe a few days ago, but has diminished a bit since then. I don't want to climb or lift anything for fear of exacerbating the problem.

Any ideas on what this could be?

I'm trying to find the noun for "common" or "usual". The catch is that it has to be an inherent property of the noun (it can't be a state).

In other words, HOT is to FIRE as COMMON is to _____

I'm trying to learn how each language makes adverbial clauses, so I would like these sentence translated into Spanish, German, Russian, Japanese or Chinese. Please don't use translators, they are terribly unreliable for this kind of thing.

"The car that I drove yesterday was white."

"He didn't see which one crashed."

Thanks :)

Just recently I haven't been able to really feel anything besides anger. I feel detached from everyone and everything's out of my control.

Any ideas as to what this could be or what could've caused it?

I need a general noun that is inherently fast. And it can't be a state (speed, rapidity, etc.)

In other words: fire is to hot as ___ is to fast