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What is the difference between 7,834,129,056 and 3,917,064,528 |
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A good one! The answer is: 3 917 064 528 |
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How can me and my husband quit arguing about our families and just enjoy our marriage and family? |
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There are many ways of which only some may be suitable in this case. Let me suggest one or two. 1. Arguments originate in this case trying to prove the superiority of one over the other. Such arguments never lead to a conclusion. In other words, such arguments are a waste of time and energy as well as damage to peace, love and joy. Realising this try to change the topic. 2. Try to find the good, the positive aspects about each other's families. (There is always positive and negative about everything.) Come to an understanding that you speak of the good aspects of his family and vice versa. 3. If you two love each other, for that love to be complete you must learn to love the other members of his family and vice versa. Love is the panacea for all evils. (You may not like what they say or do and may even hate these but you must love them.) He must try that too. You will be surprised at the result. Let me conclude with a quotation; "One who argues with someone talking nonsense is a fool. But one who argues with someone talking sense is a greater fool." |
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You see a hammer hit before you hear the bang, because? |
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| Light travels much much faster than sound. Same way we see lightning before we hear its thunder |
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When my daughter runs she gets a red face with white blotches, what does that mean? Is that normal for a 5 year old? She had plenty of water with her when she was playing. |
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| White blotches are not normal. You better talk to a pediatrician |
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What forces act on spacemen? |
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| It would be difficult to say precisely as gravitational forces from various celestial bodies, far and near, large and small will be there. If the spacecraft is not in linear motion - usually they are in some orbit or curved tracks - there will be the centripetal and centrifugal forces. Even if it is in linear motion without - or with - acceleration the momentum shall have the effect of a strong force. |
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My best friend is a man. We have been friends for over 10 years. We have been there for each other in good times and bad times. I think I might be falling for him. Do I wait and see or do I tell him? I don't want to lose him as a friend. Please help. |
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| I should think 10 years is more than enough of waiting. If you are single and he is, go ahead and don't waste valuable time. |
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In the KJV of the holy Bible; Did it ever just rain before the flood that made Noah's Ark float? Please give ref. |
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Yes, it rained for forty days and nights. See Genesis Chapter 7 verses 11, 12.
Comments :  I'm sorry. Did it rain any time before the flood of 40 days & 40 nights?
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My girl friend and I have been dating each other for over a year now... We have professed to love each other countless number of times during this one year period. But through out the relationship she has been constantly and incessantly been attracted to other men, and she even flirts with them, and has also confessed that she has sexual thoughts about them. I have told her on several different occasions that this behavior of hers is extremely irritating, while she tells me she'd change. And even after several instances I've found her repeating the same and even confessing the same. At one point, I even broke up and told her to leave. Only this time she begs, cries and pleads she'd change and asks me to take her back. Obviously I crumble to this cause she is the one I love and I take her back. Even now she repeats the same behavior. Moreover, she still loves one of her male childhood friend’s, whom she’s never had a romantic relationship with except for friendship. She professes to love him. Even though she claims that he is not the logical match for her. More than love, I believe it was reasons of security that she wanted to be with me and she confesses to me, a major chunk of the reasons she wants to be with me is for her security. Our relationship is on the threshold of a break up and I am preparing myself for it... I want to know if this behavior of hers is normal and common to all women, especially to the ones they claim to love? If so why? Is it expected? What do you think should be my obvious course of action as I can’t stand this behaviour? I would be grateful to any insight you could offer on the matter. Ps: Her father is an alcoholic, a verbally abusive one and was since one her childhood. She's also had plenty of traumatic childhood experiences... With this in mind, does it change your perspective to the initially asked questions? Does she need help? What should I do? Should I break up with her, knowing that the ultimate decision is mine? Or Should I still support and back her up? |
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1. I know many girls - young women - who are so loving and lovable, so good natured that it is difficult for them to limit to just one person the affection or love that is so abundant in them. This need not mean that they are unfaithful to the partner. It is difficult to constrain them and is better to let their abundant love manifest in positive ways as long as sex is not involved. 2. If you really love her for her sake try not to create a guilty conscience in her. To love is not wrong. She should be allowed and even encouraged to be good to others provided she understands that this has to be platonic love. 3. Do not be a jealous friend. Take an interest in her other friends and be a friend to them and consider them as common friends and not as rival. This may change her attitude to them. As far as possible allow her to meet and enjoy the company of these friends in your presence. This will discourage others from having the wrong idea and taking unnecessary freedom. 4. Have you two considered marriage? Propose to her and make it clear that after marriage further flirtation with others would be more serious and treated as such. Marriage may help change the relationship for the better. Comments : better than the previous one, dont have the strength in me to do so... Its unlikely she will change and any act of flirtation during the marriage will disastrous... It will wreck me and wreck us... I'm sorry but i am far too insecure... Got to move on... Got to...
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Is anybody able to translate a short quote for me? I desperately need a translation of: "Every man is guilty of the good he didn't do." - Voltaire. It's such a short sentence that I don't want to go to a service just for this. Any help is greatly appreciated. |
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I assume that you are asking for an explanation of the quote. It could be this: Usually we consider crime or guilt as some wrong that we do. But we must remember that we are to blame if we do not do our duties; if we do not do the good that we are supposed to do. For example, If I see someone in dire need of help and if I am in a position to render some assistance and if I do not do that help. I am guilty of the negligence. ( In the Biblical story of the good Samaritan the first two - the priest and the levite - are thus guilty.) In the Catholic act of contrition there is a phrase; "I have sinned ... in what I have done and what I have failed to do, ..." I hope the explanation is clear. Comments : Sorry I was looking for a latin translation of this quote.That is why I posted it in the latin language section. I will edit the question to make this more clear.
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What GCSEs are appropriate for a career in astrophysics? |
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| Physics and Mathematics are the most relevant subjects for this purpose at GCSE level. Next is chemistry. |
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