Questions answered by Mr Craig Brownell
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I am to worried..will I get married to my love? |
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Only you (and they) can make that decision when the time comes. Convenience and lifestyle have to be considered. I have loved many, and many have loved me, but we were unable to accommodate each other's lifestyles. Marriage is, ideally, a lifelong commitment and love is only a starting point. Love often takes a backseat to lifestyle and living arrangements after a very short time. You can love someone with all of your heart. If you cannot abide their habits or lifestyle (or they yours), the marriage will not last. |
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I am in my late 40's...Are late/missed periods common pre-menopausal symptoms? |
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Very much so. Along with night sweats, hot flashes, mood swings and other odd occurrences. These can continue for years or your could get through it reasonably soon. If you are having serious problems, consult your doctor and consider possible HRT. You should also be closely watching your calcium intake. Supplements that provide for maximum calcium absorbtion are indicated. Citrical +D or some other supplement. At this age, you are extremely susceptible to osteoporotic bone loss and it won't get better as you age. If you don't want to walk bent over like a question mark in your seventies, talk to your doctor about this now. |
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Should you quit taking prescription medicines that are potentially harmful to a fetus if you suspect pregnancy? |
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You should make your doctor aware of your pregnancy and the medications you are taking and request their guidance. Do not simply stop taking a prescription because you've heard that it is bad during pregnancy. Let your doctor(s) make the judgment call based on your health concerns and the likelihood of side effects. |
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Warren Jeffs has been arrested. He is charged with many crimes against the people of the U.S.A. and Texas. I want to say right here that I understand that rape is a crime, pandering is a crime and human trafficking is a crime. I concede all of that. My question does not breach anyone's understanding of these crimes. However, I have only one question for you people. Mr. Vempeny, Craig Brownell, Tartrazine, David Becker and my love, of now our five year anniversary, Anne Telle. Can you explain to me why in religion terms multiple wives are set to be such a sin? Then, please do not connect religion to politics for a bridge to your answer but tell me how in this country, this has become a crime regardless of religious appeals to righteousness? Should the government be involved in our personal arrangements? And please tell me what harm is coming to us when we allow people to behave as they wish in this matter? Remember as you answer, if the harm that comes is already covered by another law, it is probably the breech of that law that is the stumbling block and not this topic. Finally, could there be a situation that could arise between free people where they may elect on their own free will to marry and cohabitate in a situation that is unorthodox, however not be a threat to the rest of the countrymen, in regard to multiple wives? For everyone else, I invite you to answer along with these proven experts of logic. The men I admire most in their opinions. I call them out by name only to challenge them to bring their talents to this issue for me as a favor. Please answer, if you will, to match the product of these exceptional minds. Thanks and in highest respect, Warren Ingalls Anne Telle, I love you more today than ever. Happy Anniversary this month. You are a Superwoman. |
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I am not aware of any religion in which the basic tenets prohibit polygamy. U.S. laws requiring marriage licenses date back to the times of slavery in this country. Their original intent was to prevent interracial marriages. Every other "government supervision" of marriage relationships was built on that premise, including prohibitions against polygamy. Personally, I believe that any person who wants more than one spouse richly deserves their fate. |
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In the year of 1998 Four of us bought a property to be used as a hunting camp. Each of us made equal payments to acquire the property. We established by laws to make equal monthly payments to cover the cost of the insurance, utility bills, and the property taxes. In the by laws we stated and signed to the effect that monthly payments would be made and if anyone was behind in payments of three months they would loose there share of the property. Since then one of our members has passed away and one member did not make any payments for over 10 years. My brother and I have paid all expenses since then, and now my brother and I want to sell the property. The original deed has all of our names on it and the one owner that has not paid his dues will not sign off to have a deed made in my name and my brothers name thus blocks the sale of the property. Can you advise us as what we can do? Thank You Mr. C. E. Kopp |
| Question found in Real Estate Law |
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This will require the services of an attorney who specializes in real estate. Your original agreement will be reviewed for legality. I am a bit concerned about your statement of the facts. If you bought the property and signed an agreement in 1998, how can one party be declared "non-paying" for "over ten years"? It has only been eight years since the purchase. Watch out for misstatements of this nature. They could seriously jeopardize your credibility in legal proceedings. If your agreement is legal and binding, the deceased partner can be excluded and the non-paying partner will be declared delinquent. Both will be taken off the title if they (or their heirs) will not willingly sign off their interests. |
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I have a house plant thats hit the ceiling, what's the best solution? |
| Question found in Home & Garden In General |
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A bigger house, perhaps? That being impractical, it would be helpful to know the type of plant. Some plants will deal well with being pruned and some not. Re-potting, splitting and other options are available. Moving it outside might be one solution to avoid "the knife". Of course climate and other accommodations will be a factor. Comments :  i think the plant is commonly called umbrella
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I bought a car and I want to sell the registration off it. I'm wondering what I need to do to sell it and can I buy replacement plates for my car? |
| Question found in Automobiles In General |
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I really don't understand what you meant by "sell the registration", but the rest of your question makes it sound as if you merely want new license plates. It sounds as if you might be in the U.K. and, perhaps, registration to a given license plate is a saleable commodity. If so, I am unaware of it. Sorry. Check with your motor vehicle bureau and simply ask them what is necessary to be assigned a new license plate. In most U.S. states, we can buy 'vanity' plates containing (usually) seven alpha-numeric characters and/or spaces of our own choosing providing they do not offer obscene or otherwise inappropriate comments. My favorite (missed by the censors) is "3M TA3". On the rear plate, when following the vehicle in question, it seems innocuous enough. However, in the mirror of the driver ahead, it has a clear meaning. Very clever. You might also simply request a different randomly-assigned plate number. There will probably be a fee for this. You may have some difficulty proving that it is your vehicle for several months until the government database is updated. Here in "the colonies" it can take up to four months. |
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What is the difference between renting and hiring? |
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Some factors relate to the nature of what is being rented or hired and for what purpose, but this will apply to most situations, including employees. If you rent, you will likely pay a higher, short-term price for the temporary use or employment. However, when the purpose is satisfied, your expense ends. If you buy (or hire), the short-term cost might be lower, but you have a long-term obligation to continue payment (wage, upkeep, etc.). In some cases (e.g.: real estate), the value can appreciate and exceed your actual expense of ownership/maintenance. No guarantees, though. In other cases (e.g.: employees), the cost can increase with relationship longevity and/or experience, and it may or may not be related to the value you receive. In still other cases, (e.g.: motor vehicles), the financial cost of ownership FAR exceeds the value at the termination of the relationship. You have to determine if the financial costs are outweighed by the benefits of ownership. |
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What causes knocking when a faucet is turned on? |
| Question found in Repair & Renovate In General |
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This is called "water hammer". Usually a sudden change in pressure/flow causes the pipes to vibrate or bang against each other or a nearby object. Even though fairly rigid, plumbing will flex to some degree and this is the result. It can often be reduced or eliminated by adding an air chamber to the supply line. More than one may be necessary, depending on the severity of the problem and the length of the plumbing from the source to the destination. Alternatively, if the plumbing is exposed, you might have someone watch or feel for where the pipe or pipes are vibrating and install padded securement at those points. |
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I have a 5 month old bullmastiff and I think she has come into season, how can I tell? |
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5 months would be a bit young, especially for a larger dog. Most dogs do not mature sexually until 6-12 months old. Although dogs normally come into season only twice per year for about three weeks, the symptoms are not unlike humans. There is a bloody discharge from the swollen vulva and they tend to be irritable, absent-minded, and difficult to live with. This is simple biology due to hormonal changes (and not a slam on women). |
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