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It was entirely his fault, I exchanged insurance information but I didn't actually write the NAME of his insurance company. Now I'm being told I need to contact his insurance instead of mine, I do have his policy number but it was not an insurance company I recognized so I cannot look it up.

Any ideas?

I live in an apartment with 5 other girls and my immune system is notoriously bad. I've wiped everything (handles, microwave, shower, etc.) down with disinfectant almost every weekend but I woke up with a HORRIBLE sore throat this morning and now I'm scared I'm getting sick.

One of the other girls had a friend over the other day who said she was feeling really bad (sore throat, etc.) so as soon as they left I wiped down whatever I saw her touch.

The only thing I can think of is that everyone else uses my sponge to clean their dishes (we don't have a dishwasher). I've thought about asking them not to but don't want to come off as a total *****, so I guess my question is:

Can you get sick from using the same sponge even though you're pretty much using it to clean (so it has soap on it every time someone uses it)?

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Either in photoshop or any other photo editor, and it doesn't necessarily have to be this specific effect but how do you add REALISTIC looking stars without adding them one at a time in different layers?

Is there anywhere I can either watch or download it from yet? And does anyone know why e4 doesn't have it up yet?

THIS IS CRUEL

Is there anywhere I can either watch or download it from yet? And does anyone know why e4 doesn't have it up yet?

THIS IS CRUEL

Help! I need help on this problem; you don't have to work it out, but I'd like to know how to figure out how many 21-cm photons are emitted per second and how that relates to mass equationally?

On average, a hydrogen atom emits a 21-cm photon once every 15 million years. How many 21-cm photons does a 100 solar-mass gas cloud emit per second?

I'm confused on how to do this because it doesn't ask for the frequency or anything, just the number of different photons that can be released when an electron in a hydrogen atom drops from the fourth energy level (third excited state) to the ground state.

Help?

I'm 18 years old and have been taking French for 4 years, and I'm going on vacation to both Quebec city and Montreal in less than a month. I know there are many pronunciation and grammatical differences in the French in France and in both of these places, but I'm looking to know specifically what I should expect?

Are there any day-to-day expressions that you would use in France that aren't used in Quebec/Montreal? Specific words that French-speaking tourists wouldn't be able to understand?

I'm also looking for some recommendations for an 18 year old going to both of these places; any REALLY GOOD cafes? Stores that are unique to Canada? I also love jazz and am looking forward to being able to go to jazz clubs/cafes (not having to deal with the whole 21+ thing).

I've wanted to go to France for over 6 years, but my family could only afford to go to Quebec and Montreal this year (I live in California). So I'm looking to be exposed to as much authentic culture as I can!

Just let me know some words to describe your style and if you have any specific items in mind, I WILL put something cute together!

Friends always ask me to put outfits together for them, and I get compliments on my sense of style all the time.

P.S. I'm 19, so you don't have to worry about any 13-15 year old looking outfits.

I need help finding a website that provides the summary for the movie "La Vie en Rose" in French, and not Wikipedia.

I'm almost done with my application and I was wondering if the UC word limit of 1,000 characters also applied to the optional 3rd part of the personal statement? Or does it have a limit at all?