bighurlz

I've got 3lbs of pork loin back ribs and I want to slow cook em in the oven for hours and hours but don't want to screw it up. I baked beef ribs at 225 for 8hours and they fell off the bone beautifully, how long/what temp should the pork ribs go for?

I'm not looking for recipes, just the temp/time to cook them.

Thanks

Ribs are already in, I don't need any recipes, I just need to know how long you think these should take at 250 degrees. I didn't boil them or anything, just chucked em straight in.

And I dont mean a silly little razor scooter I mean a bad@ss sit down gas powered lady gettin machine! My Kymco Scooter is all rusty and not getting me many ladies right now, this must change. Help me yahoo answers, help me!

I responded to a c-list posting for an admin assistant and this is the email I received 3 days later:

Sorry for the late respond to your mail.. Hope you're having a pleasant day today? You contacted me concerning the Job which I advertised on Craiglist. Do take time to go

through this introductory mail and feel free to pass any questions on.

Cory Smith is my name. I am a Senior Project Manager and my

responsibilities include the day-to-day oversight for the planning,

design, pre-construction and construction process through project

completion. My responsibilities also includes preparing responses for

proposal requests from various outside sources.

Cory Smith's Specialties:

I have experience in office building construction including government

projects (both Tenant Improvement and Base Building design and

construction), and commercial clients (Starbucks, Lockheed Martin,

SiloSmashers, Starbucks). In addition I have been the Project Manager

for third party parking garages located at the University of Maryland

and St. Joseph Medical Center. I also have little knowledge about

photography and i often hold lectures on construction as a subject as

it is the rudiment of civil engineering and it's an aspect that is of

great importance to civil engineering which is my profession. I have

been into civil engineering for over 30 years and at the moment, I am

in a work-shop in the Great Britain. I will be here for a month after

which I will fly down to Philippines for a series of lectures with

some students. I bring a unique teaching style to students which will

guarantee creative and fun learning by all civil engineering students

while elevating them to new, exciting engineering heights that they

have only dreamed of.

YOUR DUTIES

While I am out of the states, I need some one who can stand in the gap

for me. His/her duties will be the following.

1.To receive letters and mails on my behalf.

2.Receive checks and money orders from clients who want to attend the

forth coming workshops or Live shows.

3.Schedule appointments for me.

4.Book my flight tickets.

5.Send letters and mails from my clients.

This position is home-based and flexible part time job,you can be in

any location to carry out any of the activities. All you need do is to

check your emails twice daily and keep your phone on most times in

case i might need to call you from anywhere i may be.I do have a

number of things you could help me with this week if you will be

available to start.This can act as a stable foundation to our working

relationship.Let me know if you have any of the office equipment (If

not,I will make arrangements to send them to your address)

Printer:

Personal Laptop/Desktop:

Internet Access:

Scanner:

Fax machine:

Laminator:

Paper Cutter:

For proper review(since i am not available now to set up a

face-to-face interview) supply out correctly the information below:

FIRST NAME ...................... SURNAME...................

ADDRESS.................

CITY ............STATE............................

ZIP CODE............COUNTRY..................

PHONE NUMBER (S) ........................

PRESENT OCCUPATION..............................

Email....................

Scanned copy of your ID:(You can provide that later when you are employed)

Note: It will be of added advantage if you can provide 2 references

from your past employments.

Qualification:

1.Educational background is not a criteria.

2.You must be Organized and able to take instructions well Dependable,

Reliable, Trustworthy a must

3.Must have excellent English language skills (both spoken and written)

4.Have great work ethic and attitude, as well as people skills,

pay-attention to detail, capable of multi-tasking, and works well

understress at times.

Benefits:

- Yearly performance bonus

- Paid vacation/sick/personal days

- Medical benefits

- Salary: $400 weekly($1,600 monthly)

Also,there will be compensation for efficiency and hard working.

Thanks

I'm making a hilarious slide show for my friend about our best friendship and how great we are at drinking and having fun. Something up beat that you think will add to the hilarity of this will be much appreciated.

Hello folks,

I offered to make the girl dinner tonight and while making this proposition the fact that she's a vegan did not cross my mind. Anyone out there have a good vegan dinner recipe that even carnivorous folks such as myself would enjoy?

Also, where do you get vegan ingredients? As you can tell I know nothing about this lifestyle, can you get the stuff at regular stores (ie giant, safeway) or do I need to go fancy and shop at Whole Foods?

I've tried two or three recently and it seems like right when I put em on my pits are dripping and not in sweat cause I'm not hot at all. It's like this crap turns right to water or something.

I was using the free MS office 2007 trial and now that it's expired it's trying to get me to pay top dollar to upgrade to 07 and all I want to do is go back to '03. Any way to do this?

Thanks.

Buddy of mine is hosting a party bus to the Kenny Chesney concert this weekend and needs to make an upbeat country mix. The bus is nothing but women, so if you ladies could name all those great country tunes that get you riled up it'd be helpful.

Thanks.

I'm looking to take part in some charitable events, ie: Relay for Life, Tour de Cure (diabetes), etc, but I can't think of any other than those two, and I'd like to do more. Preferably something that involves running or biking or any other physical exercise, walking is fine too but not nearly as exciting. I don't want to do something where I just donate money and that's it.

I'm heading to the Nationwide race tonight in Richmond, first race I've ever been to, couple questions:

1. Bringing beer in - what's the rule on this? Throw it in a small cooler that fits under your seat or something like that?

2. Parking - I watch the Nationwide races on tv and it looks like there's no one there, does that mean there's parking available?

3. Anything else I need to know? Will I lose my hearing;-)

I want to make it so the workbook won't open without the password. I'm running on WindowsXP if that matters.

Thanks!

I'm currently at a community college and planning on transferring to a 4-year college. I'm not sure which program to go with because I don't know the difference.

Business Management: Associate of Applied Science Degree

Business Administration: Associate of Science Degree

As it stands I could go eitherway right now but my next semester would solidify me in one of them and I just don't know what to do.

Thanks

I'm doing a group project on the Great Depression and I need to answer the "what would you do, today in the U.S" question. So far I've come up with go to War. That's it. Any other ideas? Its only a 3 minute presentation with 3 or 4 powerpoint slides.

I'm trying ABC but it's Extreme Makeover Home Edition. Since it got postponed is it on another channel?

What do you recommend, in term of the backing, do you recommend I make mine with the solid back/riser, or make mine with the legs that I can fold under the board when not in use? I’ve got the boards made up to that point, the directions said I can go either way, but that the solid back made the boards last longer. Is it really much different? I’d like to go with the legs for storage purposes, but I want to make sure they’ll last.

Any of you familiar with a store in Sandusky, OH that sells NASCAR gear? I was there over the summer and came across this little place, it was called Woody and Bo's or Bo and Woody's. They sold NASCAR stuff and OHIO State & Michigan gear.

If any of you know that store's name and know if they have a website or anything, it'd be much appreciated if you could let me know.

Thanks.

My Pop was down there, apparently he got a lot of attention in his 1986 Buick Station wagon and his Stars and Bars flag. I know this isn't NASCAR, but it's RACING!

It went across the bottom line, Budweiser will sponsor Kasey Kahne in the #9 Dodge next season! Good Stuff Kasey! Hopefully that money will help…

Let me save those of you who will say it the time…

“Kasey doesn’t look old enough to drink beer.”

Since I’ve already said it, lets avoid the 900 responses that will….

GO KAHNE!