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How do you describe the winter of a certain year?
If you're writing a story, and you want to say an event took place in the winter of such and such a year, what year do you specify?
For any other season you can say, for example, the spring of 2006 or the fall of 2007, but since winter occurs during two consecutive years, would you include both years (the winter of 2006-2007), or one of the two (which one)?
4 AnswersWords & Wordplay4 years agoCan you get HIV/AIDs from sheep's blood?
I was doing a bio lab today where we had to handle sheep's blood. My instructor, jokingly I assume, told us it was "HIV negative... hopefully."
That kind of freaked me out, especially since I have a bunch of cuts on my hands and I was handling the blood without gloves or anything. If the blood should happen to have been diseased, is there any way it could infect me? This is probably a stupid question but I'm kind of paranoid about this.
3 AnswersBiology4 years agoMLA citations?
I'm writing an essay for a single book. Do I have to cite each individual chapter and page number that I reference, or just the book as a whole?
1 AnswerHomework Help5 years agoWhat's the best program for writing college essays?
I'm currently in my first semester of college, and taking a composition class. Essays will be a part of this, and they have to be in MLA style.
What's the best program to use for this (i.e. MS Word, Office, etc)?
2 AnswersHigher Education (University +)5 years agoWhat exactly does "single-spaced mean"?
I'm a community college student taking a composition class. As part of the class, we have to keep a journal, writing about different topics the instructor gives us.
She clarified in her syllabus that these journal entries must be "single-spaced". These aren't typed; we just use a regular paper notebook and pen. In this case, what does single-spaced mean? Does that mean that instead of continuing my writing on the next line, I have to skip a line? So then every second line in the notebook would be blank? Or is it the opposite and I shouldn't skip any lines, so that every line has writing on it?
Higher Education (University +)5 years agoAnyone else have problems answering questions?
I can put the text in the little answer box, but half the time the "Submit" button doesn't show, so I can't enter it. What's up with that?
7 AnswersPolls & Surveys7 years agoInternet Explorer won't open?
My internet was acting all screwy. I did a system restore and when it was finished I couldn't get Internet Explorer to open. I click the icon, and there's a flash, like it's going to open, but then it goes away. Is there anyway to fix this?
2 AnswersOther - Internet7 years agoPoll: Do you support plural marriage? Why or why not?
7 AnswersPolls & Surveys7 years agoWhere do Amish doctors go to med school?
Are there Amish med schools or do they let them go to the city to get a degree?
11 AnswersPolls & Surveys7 years agoHow did the first guy get AIDs?
I asked this in the STD section but I don't wanna wait for an answer.
The first guy to get AIDs couldn't have caught it from somebody else, so how did he get it?
9 AnswersPolls & Surveys7 years agoHow did the first guy get AIDs?
He couldn't have caught it from somebody else so...?
4 AnswersSTDs7 years agoHow can you find your list of contacts on the new layout?
On the old green layout you could see a list of all your contacts and fans but now I can't find one.
3 AnswersPolls & Surveys7 years agoPoll: Did you get an email from Yahoo Answers?
With a survey about the new layout?
18 AnswersPolls & Surveys7 years agoAs I was going to St. Ives, I met a man with seven wives...?
Each wife had seven sacks.
Each sack had seven cats.
Each cat had seven kittens.
Kitten, cats, sacks, and wives,
have you ever seen Die Hard 3?
5 AnswersPolls & Surveys7 years agoPoll: What's your favorite phrase with the "f" word in it?
The "f" word, of course, that rhymes with "buck".
24 AnswersPolls & Surveys7 years agoWhere the white women at?
1 AnswerPolls & Surveys7 years ago