Tyler

So this thanksgiving we will have turkey, mashed potatoes, candied yams, green bean casserole, crispy stuffing, and rolls. all of this is really heavy stuff so I wanted to add another lighter/fresher side.

has to be dairy free, no beans or cucumber.

I see many posts wind up in sections that they don't belong. I know that the poster can move the question, but it seems that sometimes they don't notice.

I have also seen some trolls move posts that they don't like into the "abuse and spam" section under yahoo products. can these abusive censorships be reported in some way, even if it was not my post?

I like to participate in political debate more than your average Joe, and I like to help other people navigate the complicated field, so why is it that this place is full of conspiracy theorist nutcases and insincere questions? (both sides of the aisle, but I see it slightly slanted one way)

Are people just trolls that don't have anything else to do, are they too young to understand and just parrot their parents, are people just that dumb and gullible?

I am looking for a small booklet to put in operation Christmas child boxes, I am hoping to make a batch of them with my kids this year. My wife has gone overseas for mission work and says that access to education is very valuable for the kids and so I wanted to include (or make) a little primer of sorts incase the child doesn't have access to schools.

the pamphlet would just be a small addition to the other things in the box, but I was hoping to make it be as educational dense as possible. can anyone refer me to a place where I could source one like this? (buy or free printable download)

OR could you give me some ideas if I need to make my own? I figure a world map and multiplication table would be a good start

I have heard that the US produces more waste product from its nuclear plants than comparable ones in Europe, something to do with Europeans re-processing/reusing spent fuel so that less waste is created. I am looking for research to back this up. So, to phrase it another way, how much waste (weight, volume, radiation concentration) is produced per unit of electricity from nuclear power plants

I'm looking at getting my wife her (and my) first DLSR camera. After spending a fair bit of time delving into photography lingo (still only get about half the concepts) my top candidate is a Nikon d5100. I want a camera that is decent in low light and will be good for documenting our infant daughters growth (extra wiggly). Also appealing is the price, with a bit of patience i think i can get one "body only" on amazon or ebay for 200ish and perhaps 260-70 including some sort of lens. We each have the Galaxy 6s smartphone and I would like a camera that is at least as good as the camera that is in that (16 megapixel).

Would that be a good camera for our introduction into DSLR camera? Is there a better option/value for under 300?

I would also like to get a few starter lenses (perhaps over the next year) and I'm not really sure where to start. I know we will need one lens that is very fast to capture things in motion and I would also like to get a macro lens because my wife is trying to get into photography and I really like those close up shots.

Where should I look or which specific lenses should I look for for less than the price of the camera (hopefully ebay <150)? Also are there any other accessories that you would suggest for a budding photographer? Anything that you had to learn the hard way?

My wife is getting into photography, both as a way to occupy time as well as a way to document our daughters growth (new parents). After a simple search on my own, many recommended "beginner" cameras were many hundreds of dollars, some even breaking $1,000. I would like to keep it under 200ish.

as for other needs:

I would like a camera that has interchangeable lenses (can invest over a period of time).

Our smartphone cameras a pretty decent for "average" pictures (stationary, good light, within ~20ft). I do not know if the lenses matter more than the camera, but I find myself wanting pictures in low light situations (where flash isn't the best), photographing moving subjects (pets and squirmy child), or trying to document our travels (where most objects we photograph are big/far away.

size and battery life are not priorities

A camera that can "grow" with the hobby would be ideal.

we aren't set on any brand whatsoever, but we would like one that is easy to find upgrade parts/lenses for.

durability is somewhat important as well.

general advice on what to look for is much appreciated, as well as for camera accessories.

Thank You!

just a question i've been wondering about. is there a food that can be said to be defining of each state? maybe better stated as what foods symbolize a certain state. I know it is true for some, maine has its lobsters, wisconson has its cheese and idaho has potatoes but what about states like arkansas? for some the dishes might be more regional of the state, like the buffalo wings of new york.

Filling in any of the list is greatly appreciated, thank you

Alabama

Alaska

Arizona

Arkansas

California

Colorado

Connecticut

Delaware

Florida

Georgia

Hawaii

Idaho

Illinois

Indiana

Iowa

Kansas

Kentucky

Louisiana

Maine

Maryland

Massachusetts

Michigan

Minnesota

Mississippi

Missouri

Montana

Nebraska

Nevada

New Hampshire

New Jersey

New Mexico

New York

North Carolina

North Dakota

Ohio

Oklahoma

Oregon

Pennsylvania

Rhode Island

South Carolina

South Dakota

Tennessee

Texas

Utah

Vermont

Virginia

Washington

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming

the angular position Q of a .36 m in diameter flywheel is given by

Q = (2.0 rad/s^3)t^3

i need to find Q in radians at t_1 = 2.0s and t_2 = 5.0s

and i need to find the distance the flywheel moves between t_1 and t_2

i know the radians after t_1 and t_2 are 16 and 250 respectively but the book does a poor job of explaining how it works. i dont understand how the equation works when substituting in for t

A bat strikes a 0.145-kg baseball. Just before impact, the ball is traveling horizontally to the right at a speed of 50.0 m/s, and it leaves the bat traveling to the left at an angle of 35 degrees above horizontal with a speed of 60.0 m/s. The ball and bat are in contact for 1.65 ms.

i need to find the horizontal component of the average force on the ball as well as the vertical component of the average force on the ball.

showing work is the most important, please include and explain any relative formulas. Thank You!

i need to find an equation that includes a starting elevation of 50 meters above the target and includes starting velocity and angle

when was the technology to drill horizontally developed. also when was this technology first used for hydrofracing/hydrofracking

i have heard it was illegal but i couldnt find any support documentation

can a document/contract signed by a minor be discussed without an adult advocate present? as in a lawyer or guardian? iif more ifo is needed i'll check back on the question

a branch located 90m up a tree falls from rest. what is its speed when it hits the ground

i am interested in the work/equation. best work gets chosen

a body with mass = 4kg is moving along straight line on a frictionless surface with speed v = 10 m/s. at a certain point the surface becomes rough with a friction coefficient u = .25 m/s. find the distance from the begining of the rough segment to a point at which the body's speed is 1/2 the initial speed.

please include work. best answer will be chosen on best explanation

i am getting really bad allergies this year at college, it was like this last year too. what do i do to ease them? i cant breathe from my nose and my sinuses feel like their going to explode. taking the 12 hour allegra but it only has a minimal affect while it lasts during the day. its come on pretty fast. i was feeling great this time last week but it's up to full power already (hoping this is full power and i cant actually get worse).

"In general it is best to conceptualize vectors as arrows in space, and then to make calculations with them using their components. (You must first specify a coordinate system in order to find the components of each arrow.) This problem gives you some practice with the components.

Let vectors (A = 1, 0 -3), (B = -2, 5, 1), and (C = 3, 1, 1). Calculate the following, and express your answers as ordered triplets of values separated by commas."

the first problem is A - B.

could someone please explain the steps so i can do the rest myself? i'm just not getting how the coordinates translate to the examples the professor had in class

I know they are different tests and each one tests on different elements, thought processes may be a better way to phrase it.

Anyway, since most colleges will accept either interchangeably there must be some sort of conversion where SAT score x = ACT score y. I only took the ACT, how do I find out what my SAT conversion would be? My ACT score was 30

it meows like other cats but it also has this weird chirp/chirp-gurgle when it is interested in something. is this normal? i've never heard it from another cat.

also, it has really sharp claws, if it get it a scratch post will the claws wear down or will they get even sharper?