Katara

I'm taking this iPod to England with me, but I can't find any information regarding this, even on the Apple website. I just need to know if I'll need an Apple voltage converter for it. Thanks.

I got a little bonsai tree about a year ago as a birthday gift. It's still fairly little, about 6 inches tall, and coniferous. It has a skinny trunk with hard, wavy bark, and the top doesn't go up but fans out. It's coniferous and it's needles are spread out and have a bluish hue. Now, the needles near the trunk are turning brown and the ends of the little branches are falling off. I water it once a day and feed it fertilizer once a week.

What am I doing wrong and how can I save it? This tree is very important to me. Please help.

This rpg (role playing game? Asda, I think it's called) wants to be downloaded to the computer (saved to the desktop and all). Is it safe to the computer system to do this?

gelato or ice cream

Piazza di Spagna or Plaza de Espana

For work, I am trying to find a movie that is similar to the book "Chemical Secret" but so far I haven't found anything.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I don't know if these two items can be harmful to the environment if disposed incorrectly. Is there an eco-friendly way to get rid of them?

I've been taking it for over a year now and I haven't had any problems. But now all these internet ads and commercials that say Yaz causes strokes, heart attacks, etc. are making me nervous.

From "Resistance to Civil Government":

"I came into this world, not chiefly to make this a good place to live in, but to live in it, be it good or bad..."

What is the meaning behind this quote?

Like environmentalism.

I'm looking for anime movies with hidden environmentalism. The environmentalism in Nausicaa is pretty obvious. Like the movie Akira in which environmentalism in the least prominent of the themes.

Please help me.

I'm a bit behind in my Shakespeare class and I was thinking of buying the ones I need to catch up. Would it be worth it?

I'm taking a Shakespeare class at my university. I really like Shakespeare, but just like my teacher said, Shakespeare's plays are meant to be watched not read, so reading the plays can get boring. I usually procrastinate on reading the plays and now I'm behind. I need some help on how to make reading the plays easier and more fun.

Has the situation changed from when the movie was made? Are there still "living areas" for the homeless in Japan like the movie shows?

I need to write a paper on a theme of the movie, and I'd like to do it about homelessness if possible.

Right now I'm going to the university in my hometown. The tuition for me is around $5,000. However, while it is cheap, the school treats students like sh**, our advisors are horrible and don't help us at all (for some students they even make it hard to graduate because they give wrong information on what is required). It isn't a very well-known school, so would that make it hard to find a good job after graduation?

The university I want to transfer to is in a different state, so I would have to pay over $17,000 for tuition for two years. It is a high-ranking school, so it is well-known. Students there get more personal attention with advisors and teachers. It is a better university but it's much more expensive.

So, a better school that will put me in much more debt, or an inexpensive school that might not get me anywhere but at least I'll have some money?

Why?

It needs to be understood by 2nd year Japanese students.

It is a strange sentence, but I just need help, please.

"We have a rich boyfriend."

Basically, there's one rich boyfriend for two girls. (Japanese project)

Thank you!

a real date would be appreciated.

references would be appreciated.

It's been a while, but I think there has been a misunderstanding.

I loaned her some magazines to read and I'm afraid that she thought I was giving them to her permanently. Now I really need them back for a project. But I don't want to be rude.