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Here's a link to the logo... http://a.abc.com/media/specials/moviesandspecials0... I just think kinda remember a commercial with like a sketched hand that would point at something and then maybe two birds that were flying (they were sketched too) and they held a strip of paper with a website written on in in their beaks. The part of the logo that says "unbroke" is kinda the part that I mean when I think that they look similar (to the birds or hand), but all I remember that it is like pencil-sketched.

I have AT&T because of the iPhone, and lots of my friends still have Verizon. Some of them don't care, but others want to keep txts with me to a minimum because they get charged a lot from Verizon. How much do you think "minimum" is? Only real important stuff, or maybe just small conversations. Or do you think not at all? (Keep in mind I can't always make a phone call because I go to school).

This is part of a "Preparation and Properties of Oxygen" lab, where we must "demonstrate the collection of a gas by water displacement and to investigate the chemical and physical properties of oxygen". We had to "roll a piece of steel wool into a cylindrical shape about 10 cm long and 0.5 cm in diameter. Take out the last bottle of oxygen and add enough water to cover the bottom to a depth of about 2.5 to 3.5 cm. Hold the steel wool with the tongs, heat it for a second or two with the bunsen burner and then thrust it into the oxygen in the bottle." When we put the hot steel wool into the bottle of oxygen, it sparked a lot, and the only thing that I know if if you don't add water or add enough water, the glass bottle will crack.

Why do different substances give off different colors? Please be specific. This is based on a flame test for: sodium chloride, sodium nitrate, lithium nitrate, potassium nitrate, calcium nitrate, strontium nitrate, barium nitrate, and sodium chloride (solid). I think that somehow it has to do with Bohr's Theory, but I'm not sure how to explain it.

He did this because one day I wore a helney and a button-down shirt underneath it. I don't think I looked gay. Do you think that he is gay, or do you think that it's just a nickname? I'm not gay, and I'd like to know what impression people have when one guy calls another guy "Snuggles" I asked him to stop calling me that, and he did, but sometimes he calls me "Snuggles" again. Please explain your answer.