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I'm trying to make a bar graph in excel for a lab report. What I want to do is represent 3 sets of data from 3 trials. So Trial 1 would have 3 separate bars, Trial 2 would also have 3, Trial 3, 3 as well. I don't know how to enter my data to make this happen. I really would appreciate some help with this ASAP!

I'm trying to make a bar graph in excel for a lab report. What I want to do is represent 3 sets of data from 3 trials. So Trial 1 would have 3 separate bars, Trial 2 would also have 3, Trial 3, 3 as well. I don't know how to enter my data to make this happen. I really would appreciate some help with this ASAP!

Hi! I am in the middle of finishing my Spanish video project, which is a movie about growing up. I have written most of the script, but I need help with one sentence. I am trying to say "We looked alike" (referring to a friend), using the imperfecto (we used to look alike). Would you use "mirar" in this instance?

On a more technical note... to all iMovie users, do you use a lot of transitions in your movies? I haven't used them in my previous projects, but I was playing around with some of them and I think they're pretty cool. If you do use them, are you supposed to put one in after every picture or is that overkill? I'm trying to make this movie visually appealing, but not too over-the-top with the technology so that you can really focus on the Spanish aspect of it.

Thanks for your help!

Hello! I'm hoping most of you answerers have heard of the annual National History Day competition, because I have a couple quick questions that pertain to finishing my project, and the event in general.

My first question is about the required annotated bibliography. I have finished all of my book and website sources, and now all that I have left to do are the images I found on Google. I've run into trouble with citing these, so if any of you out there are good at writing bibliographies, I would LOVE to know if I am on the right track.

I found that the way to cite an Internet photo is this:

Last name, first name (of photographer). Title of picture. Photograph. Website title. Website publication date. Date of access. Web address.

Is this correct? If so, what if you can't find the photographer of a photo? Can you just put down the name of the person who created the website you found the photo on? And does Website publication date refer to the date the home page was published, or the date of the page that the photograph is on?

One last question. For those who have been in the History Day competition, do the judges comment on the bibliography? I have done my best and followed the rules for citing, but I am just wondering how much attention the judges pay to how well you listed your sources.

Thanks for all your help in advance. Please try to actually answer my questions if you can- I don't need a website link, because the chances are, I've already seen it, and it still hasn't helped address my specific questions.

Hi, all. I'm back with another Spanish question! I am finishing up a project to finish the end of the Spanish 1 vocabulary and grammar we reviewed in my class from last year (I am in the first half of Spanish 2). I am wondering which Spanish word to use for "then", as I have seen that there are a few different words for it. I am trying to say "Then I take a short nap." Would I use "entonces tomo una siesta corta" to say this??

Thank you for your help!

Hello all! I have a quick Spanish question. I need to know how to say "Go Bears!" in Spanish for a project. If you are saying an expression like this (cheering on a team, etc.), would you say "Ir Osos" or would it be something different?? Thank you for your help.

This is my first year in chemistry, so excuse me if this question seems a little "juvenile."

We're doing questions on mass and change and we're supposed to calculate the change in mass of a few different experiments. I just wanted to make sure I was doing the problems correctly.

#1: Mass with ice cube: 25.8 g (initial mass)

Mass with melted ice: 26.1 g (mass after)

Would you set it up like: 26.1 - 25.8 = 0.3 grams change in mass? (So what I'm asking is, do you subtract the mass you found from the initial mass or the other way around?)

Please let me know, preferably using the example provided! If you can provide links to websites in your answer, that would be helpful as well. Thanks!

For summer reading, we were given a list of books to choose from. We have to read only one of them and then do a project on it (write an essay, make a movie, etc). Here's the list we can pick from.

Animal Dreams, Barbara Kingsolver

The Book Thief, Markus Zusak

The Boy Who Dared, Susan Campbell Bartoletti

The Color of Water, James McBride

Come Be My Light –Private Writings of the Saint of Calcutta, Mother Teresa

Ender’s Game, Orson Scott Card

Eragon series, Christopher Paolini

Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury

Have a Little Faith, Mitch Albom

The Help, Kathryn Stockett

To Kill A Mockingbird, Harper Lee

The Kitchen God’s Wife, Amy Tan

Pierced by a Sword, Bud Macfarlane, Jr.

Reading Lolita in Tehran, Azar Nafisi

Redeeming Love, Francine Rivers

The Scarlet Letter, Nathaniel Hawthorne

The Screwtape Letters, C. S. Lewis

Set All Afire, Louis de Wohl

The Stand, Stephen King

The Things They Carried, Tim O'Brien

A Thousand Splendid Suns, Khaled Hosseini

Training Camp, Jon Gordon

Unwind, Neal Shusterman

I want to know your recommendations. Length is not an issue for me; the project isn't due on the first day of school, and I'm a quick reader. I've already read "To Kill A Mockingbird", "The Book Thief", and "Have a Little Faith". I would really appreciate any of your suggestions or opinions on any books you have read from the list.

Thanks for your help!

My friend and I have been looking for a song for our lyrical/modern duet for a while now and we really need to pick one so we can start choreography. The songs we've picked that we like are:

Let Go by Frou Frou

The Garden by Mirah

Black and Gold by Sam Sparro

Unfortunately we can't use any of these because our studio has used them either last year or the year before and we really don't want to use a song that has already been done. If you know any songs like these, please share them. We've been looking for so long... thanks in advance for your help.

p.s. if possible, nothing too overused (i.e. Imogen Heap's Hide and Seek)

My best friend and I are doing our first duet this year and we really need to find a good song. We are open to almost any suggestions but we would prefer an acoustic song (lots of guitar, not so much pop/R&B unless it's something you think is exceptional). Also something not too overused would be nice. We are both in high school and have had dance experience before. Thanks in advance!

I need the clean version of 3Oh!3's "Don't Trust Me". It is not on itunes and I would prefer not to download Limewire- several people have said it is unreliable.

Any help is appreciated