Tony Montana

Second question, Is there a law that requires a person to file income tax returns?

I am during a little research on this matter and asking these questions here on yahoo is part of that research; so anyone who may know for a FACT that there is or is not a law requiring this please provide the federal law that says such.

Thanks much,

Tony :)

I was wondering If when you buy something like lets say peanut butter and the expiration date says 11/20/2013. Take note that these things say "best by". Does this mean that you can open the jar in July of 2014 and the peanut will still be good but not the "best"?

Just how long can food go past an expiration date before its actually "rotten" or "spoiled"?

If you believe yes, what will you do when you see military troops coming through your hood?

Are you talking to your neighbors about this grave possibility to organize and plan?

Seriously, its the only thing going around. After all the people who have been killed, raped, kidnapped and whatever else; we still hear about this BS.

Seriously, its the only thing going around. After all the people who have been killed, raped, kidnapped and whatever else; we still hear about this BS.

When will you people stop falling for the fake political system "lib/cons" crap and realize that the government is YOUR enemy; that they have one goal and ONLY one goal, and that is world domination?

You need to stop the finger pointing game and look at the bigger picture...you are all being fooled.

Here's the thing, I have written 2 programs. One that converts inches to centimeters and one that converts cm to inches. Now I am writing a program that will provide you with a menu to choose which one you want to convert. The programs runs but only gives me a blank cmd screen. I am not sure what else I can do. I have tried rewriting it a different way but I get a bunch of errors. A little help would be great.

#include <iostream>

#include <iomanip>

using namespace std;

float inchestocentimeters(const float cmPerInch, float inch);

float centimeterstoinches(const float inchPerCm, float cm);

int main()

{

const float cmPerInch = 2.54, inchPerCm = 1.0;

float inch, cm;

char type;

cin >> type;

// Choose the type of conversion.

cout << "Select the measurement you want to convert from the list." << endl;

cout << "I)nches to centimeters." << endl;

cout << " OR " << endl;

cout << "C)entimeters to inches." << endl;

// Sets the decimal place.

cout << fixed << showpoint << setprecision(2);

// Uses if else statements to call the correct function.

if ((type == 'I')||(type == 'i'))

{

cout << "Enter the number of inches you would like to convert to centimeters.\n";

cin >> inch;

cout << inchestocentimeters(cmPerInch, inch);

cout << "The conversion in centimeters is " << cm << " cm" << endl;

}else if ((type == 'C')||(type == 'c'))

{

cout << " Enter the number of centimeters that you would like to convert to inches.\n";

cin >> cm;

cout << centimeterstoinches(inchPerCm, cm);

cout << "The conversion from centimeters to inches is " << inch << " inches" << endl;

}else

{

cout << "You have entered an invalid entry.\n";

cout << "You must choose 'I' to convert inches to centimeters.\n";

cout << "OR\n";

cout << "You must choose 'C' to convert centimeters to inches." << endl;

}

cout << "Press ENTER to end the program." << endl;

cin.ignore();

cin.get();

}

// This function will convert inches to centimeters.

float inchestocentimeters(const float cmPerInch, float inch)

{

return inch = cmPerInch * inch;

}

// This function will convert centimeters to inches.

float centimeterstoinches(const float inchPerCm, float cm)

{

return cm = inchPerCm * (cm * 0.3937008);

}

Well I have a netgear switch FS116 and 3 desk top computers and 3 lap tops that I would like to set up as a home network. I have a few different types of cables and I am not sure what the difference is between them; so a little would be appreciated.

Cable #1 is blue -- type cm 24awg 75*c (ul) e151955 csa ll79189 cmg etl verified eia/tia-568a cat.5 cable master.

Cable #2 is grey -- type cm 24awg 75*c (ul) e212964 etl verified to eia/tia-568b cat.5e patch cable

CABLE #3 is green -- enhanced patch cord 24awg 4pr 2835 e87647-dg 5u awm 60*c 30v ll58663 csa awm I A 80*c 30v ft1 etl verified to tia/eia-568b cat.5e

Cable #4 is yellow -- type cm 24awg 75*c (ul) e151955 csa ll79189 cmg etl verified to tia/eia-568-b.2 cat.5e 4pr cable master

When connecting the computers to the switch do they all need to be either blue or grey or green or yellow or does it matter?

What happens if I use different cables?

Hi, I have a gateway laptop. It has a intel core tm i5-2430M processor that runs at 2.4GHz and thats fine I know, but I would like to overclock to 2.8GHz maybe 3. When i go to my BIOS settings it will NOT let me go into the cpu area to change anything. I have called gateway for a little support and they will overclock it for me for a simple fee of $149.99 yeah right. Basically i am either doing something or forgeting to do something before I go into the BIOS area. I am not sure; so if there is anybody looking to answer a good question tonight please help me out :)

Thanks a lot in advance.