Meysam

"the first option isn’t very good because even though It could solve the problem somehow, It has some serious side effects that in my view might make it not worth to try."

I had gynecomastia and I have it fixed using plastic surgery.

The problem is I do not want my friends to know about this. It is pretty obvious that I had a surgery because I walk slowly and stuff. I am looking for an excuse. I prefer to say that I had some kind of a surgery on the chest.

Does anybody know any kind of surgery which is done on the chest?

I would be thrilled if I would be given the opportunity to help.

what about this :

I will be thrilled if I would be given the opportunity to help

if so then what would be the correct future passive form of this sentence?

Doctors rarely agree, as a recent survey comparing their attitudes and that of the public shows.

I can not understand what "that of the public" exactly means?

and please explain the whole sentence...

thanks

"maybe it is just my old prejudice speaking, but..."

can "prejudice" even be used as adj?

"a controversial resolution, calling for the right of woman to vote, narrowly passed"

minimize this in the browser and input boxes "new folder" and the "addressbar" fill their panel completely.

now maximize and it doesn't.

I want to have a fixed size back button and the remaining to be filled completely by input boxes (addressbar 80% , new folder 20%)

please can anyone help?

here download the code please :

meysamfeghhi.com/bt.zip

I am really stuck at this...

I tried to register a gmail account by the name of

[my firstname][my lastname] @ gmail .com

it seems that it has been taken already... what suffix do you suggest to make it unique...

FYI: I am gonna use it for academic purposes so it has to be formal and I have tried all the possible combinations of my name and last name , none of them were successful. please suggest anything that popes into your minds :D thank you

My name is pronounced

/m e ɪ 's æ m/

what is the best way to spell it in english?

Meysam or Meisam

I used to spell it with 'i' , then changed it into 'y' for a while

I have never been sure about this...

barrons GRE wordlist 3500

I have recently designed a web site. I want all the rights to be reserved. In our country there is no such organization as Copyright ...

visitors of my sites will be foreigners...so I need to somehow reserve rights for copy and publish my work as copyright...

I am not that familiar with the copyright law.

is it illegal or meaning less if I simply write "All rights reserved" or "Copyright © 2012" somewhere in my website?

Am I gonna have to publish my rights somewhere or pay for it first?

"they were cast out, twisted and cursed by their own corruption"

in this sentence for example :

i gots to know...

does it mean : i gotta know?