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assuming seatbelts for everyone and that the vehicle is not physically too large to drive with a regular license

Raw milk is the only thing that I can find that has the rheological properties that I need for an experiment. Any ideas where I can get it from (shipped, preferably from a scientific supply company)? I'm in Ohio.

Does anyone know where I can get a relatively detailed schematic of a simple mass spectrometer?

How thick would a water tank made out of slightly (i.e., chicken wire) reinforced concrete have to be to support the weight of about 10k gallons of water? (dimentions of tank to be 9ft radius, 5.5ft height) Any help would be greatly appreciated. (this is for a remote water project)

My BP when laying down was 96/50 (kinda low I know). However, it rose to 120/50 right after standing up. Is this anything I should be worried about?

I have a friend who just completely forgot an entire day (other than what he ate for lunch). Assuming no head trauma, what else could cause this? He is 18 and does not do drugs or drink.

Could lack of sleep cause this?

I have another question regarding my corolla. (Here's the original post: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Amcuk...

It seems to get hot only when its idling (like at a stoplight or on my driveway) (probably because there is less airflow). The fans do come on when it starts to get warm, but only stay on for a few seconds at a time (maybe 30 sec at most). According to the temperature gauge, at least, it seems to level off at between 2/3 and 3/4 of the way to the red area (usual operating temperature is just under halfway).

Would this point (relatively) definitively to the thermostat as the culprit?

Just recently (probably because its starting to warm up outside), my car has started to have some overheating issues. It only happens when I'm driving more than about 4-5 miles (makes sense) while in suburban stop-and-go type traffic (i.e. speed up to 45, traffic light turn red just in front of me, stop, repeat). It does not happen in situations where i am consistently going at a relatively constant rate of speed (haven't taken it out on the highway though - has a few other issues then).

I've had the car for just under 2 years (and it was taken care of well by the previous owner), and have not had this issue before.

Thanks for any help.

There is a slot in the fuse box (under hood) of my car (88 corolla) that is labeled "efi main." However, nothing is in it. What is it and could the lack of this component cause my car to no longer start (turns over, but doesn't start)?

Car had been sitting for over a week in garage (probably slightly below freezing). When I go to start it, turns over at regular rate, but fails to start engine. Lights turn on fine (probably not battery). No other signs of any issues.

Car is an 88 Toyota Corolla FX (automatic)

I get a buzzing noise occasionally (2-3% of the time) when I turn my turn signals on. If I turn them off and back on again, the noise stops. Any ideas as to what it is? I have an 88 corolla.