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I've noticed that when I go through an Interstate highway, on the road side, there are mile landmarks stating "Mile 74", "Mile 74 1/2", and etc. What do those mile landmarks mean

My dad recently applied American Express credit card and have added me as an authorized user and American Express had asked me for my Social Security # to get the authorized user credit card. At the same time, American Express issued me a separate credit card number apart from my dad's, but understand that it would fall back under the same account. My question is, with me being the authorized user and they have asked my social security #, do I earn credit when either me or my dad uses the credit card?

If I have a Vista laptop connecting to an external harddrive, and will connect the laptop to a Windows 7 computer through Homegroup, can I still access the files from the Vista laptop onto my Windows 7 computer? and if I had the printer connect to my Vista laptop, can I print it from my Windows 7 computer to the printer via the Homegroup network to my Vista to the printer?

location in the Asia Pacific region?

in every sport in that Olympic?

I'm sure many people here may think Shanghai will be the next city given the city is very popular as Beijing in the world, but I think it maybe the city of Guangzhou, the host city of 2010 Asian Games. The reason to me is that all the arenas and stadiums that are build for this year's Asian Games meet Olympics standards. Although Shanghai hosted some of the big games in the world like they will host next year's World Swimming Championships, Guangzhou is also a big contender given that they already have the Olympic standard stadium. So what do you think?

Toledo is only a regional airport and only proximate to Detroit, but how come there is major cargo airlines such as Qantas and Emirates to fly their freighter plane to Toledo. What is the major advantage of Toledo that attracts these airlines to fly to Toledo

Whenever I watch the Olympics on NBC, the commentators just keep mentioning how great their American athletes and how their victories means to the family and the nation. Plus, they only show events that is only American athletes or some of the highlighted athletes in the events instead of showing all of the athletes. I mean I'm sure the upcoming London Olympics, NBC will again say how great Michael Phelps and Nastia Liukin is and how great some of the American athletes. I understand NBC is an American broadcaster, but I saw the broadcast of BBC and their commentators are much more parallel commenting on each athletes they are announcing even though there is British athletes competing. Plus, I like the BBC commentating methods much more than NBC because they broadcast almost the entire events and like I said above, they say what they see and not because it is the British athletes that they say more fancy and heroic things

try to speak much more English to make them more American? I observed many Chinese kids who immigrated to the US as time goes on, even at home when they are talking to their parents, they are speaking more English than Chinese. I mean is it really a bad things to remember your native language. I don't see the Polish do that and the Polish parents try to teach their kids the native language rather than English first. Yes, it is truth that their citizenship is American, but at the end, you are still Chinese and adding another language in your resume will not hurt you. Do you think that these Chinese youth try to avoid their heritage and slowly try to make themselves a true American?

attention to other country's athletes? I mean I read so many comments from American fans that how impressive their American athletes, but never pay attention to other country's athletes. Like in the 2010 Olympics Women's short track, everybody in America was saying how great Apolo Ohno and Katherine Reutters are, but never mentioned how great China's Wang Meng, who setted Short Track history by winning the most Gold and medals. Even in Beijing Olympics, where China got the most medal, but American fans don't care about it at all because of Michael Phelps, Usain Bolts and other American athletes. So do you think that besides American athletes, the American don't care about other country's athletes? I mean you hear other country's fans having other country's athletes as their idol, but rarely in American where they have other country's athletes as their idol

each floor instead of using pipes to pump up to each floor? Wouldn't it be harder to pump the water up to the top floor to the storage tank instead of using pipes to distribute water to each floor?

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