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what happens to the flushed waste?

May 20th, 2009   Posted by: admin

May be a sick question, but do you know how we take care of wastes after they are flushed from toilet? Do they go to Pacific or Atlantic ocean?
Does this mean that at least some of the water coming out of water faucets in our bathroom came out of our kidney?

By: H3erq



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How many moles of water are in the Atlantic Ocean?

April 5th, 2009   Posted by: admin

One mole of water weighs 18 grams.
There are 323,600,000 cubic kilometers in the Atlantic Ocean.
So would it be 323,600,000,000 cubic grams/ 18 g/1mol=40,450,000,000 mol?

someone please help me:/ and if it’s wrong help me work it please.

By: alleexx



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What basic problem confronted the Puritians who wanted to migrate to America?

March 4th, 2009   Posted by: admin

a. they didnt have enough money to provide
b. many people feared the danger of going to the colonies after the Mowhalk revolt
c. king charles would not allow them to settle on the other side of the atlantic ocean
d. if they left england they would be Separists instead of Puritians and that bothered them

By: sammieouderkirk



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Am I closer to London or New York if watch says 4pm London time but its noon in my location by the sun?

March 4th, 2009   Posted by: admin

You’re ship wrecked & floating in the Atlantic Ocean somewhere between London & New York. You’re watch is still set for London time. It is noon by the sun at your location but your watch says it is 4pm in London. Are you closer to the U.S. or to England.

By: lucky8704



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What was that time in History called when two ships vanished by testing electro magnetic forces?

December 23rd, 2008   Posted by: admin

I always thought it was the manhatten project but I have it all wrong… something about two ships out to sea in atlantic ocean were testing top secret magnetic theory and one ended up vanishing and reappearing in pearl harbor… something or another, anyone know what this is?

By: Nagnag



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When flying around the world, how does a small propeller plane cross the atlantic ocean?

September 23rd, 2008   Posted by: admin

Thanks in advance.
10 points to best answer

By: GSH



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2 history questions one about northwest passage, one is about Spain establishing missions?

July 31st, 2008   Posted by: admin

Spain wanted to establish missions to
a. convert Native Americans to Spanish religion and customs
b. reduce the Spanish population
c. provide work for Spaniards
d. help Spanish settlers adapt to Native American culture

Which of the following best describes the Northwest Passage?
a. John Cabot’s sailing across the Atlantic Ocean from England
b. Ferdinand Magellan’s circumnavigating the world
c. water route across North America—what i think
d. the Puritan’s route from England to Massachusetts

Please tell me how positive you are by percentages.

By: Delihlah



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What is a nice family-friendly beach near Orlando?

July 4th, 2008   Posted by: admin

We are going to Orlando with our kids for a Disney vacation, but also want to take them to the beach one day. Which beach do you recommend? We don’t mind the Atlantic Ocean or the Gulf side.

By: Diane L



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Good theoretical ways to punish people for crimes?

June 11th, 2008   Posted by: admin

I’m helping my brother with a school project. We are doing something about “crime and punishment”. Anyway, would it be possible that with a giant slingshot, you could launch a person into space? I’m talking a really really big slingshot here. Like say for murder, the person guilty would be launched into space by a giant slingshot. It wouldn’t really be good if they didn’t make it all the way to space and ended up falling back down in another country or something. Of course the person wouldn’t live, but they could potentially hurt other people when they fall back down.

Also, is it possible for somebody to survive if they were taken by boat to the middle of the atlantic ocean, dropped in the water, and left there? Not tied to a rock or anything, just left to float around. I get the fact that the remains would probably turn up somewhere, but come on, this isn’t for real here.

By: Lara C



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How are the beaches in St. Augustine, FL?

May 11th, 2008   Posted by: admin

I am going in may, and would like to know, if they are dirty, usually crowded or not, if there is a lot of varieties of seashells.I have never been to florida, or the atlantic ocean.

i know about all the tourist attractions. I would just like to know the quality of the beach.
I have no children and am not changing my plans,not to be rude but I dont want to know about how nice other places are. Just St Augustine Beaches

By: kerrycrack



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