Question #1:
What is the highest resolution computer monitor available on the commercial market. I am not talking about custom-built monitors used in research etc.
I am not talking about the largest sized monitor.
Question #2:
Qinz,
Did you know that an empty pot makes a hellofa lot of noice?
lol
sasha,
every religion does it indirectly. But islam does it directly
lol
Question #3:
Which of the following would be determined in the product market?
a.) a manager's salary
b.) the price of equipment used in a bottling plant
c.) the price of 80 acres of farmland
d.) the price of a new pair of athletic shoes
Explain why please!
Question #4:
For a newly graduated college student with a Bachelor's Degree of Business and a ton of marketing and sales experience? I'm gathering information on local companies to research. Please list why you would recommend a certain company.
Question #5:
Why? :)
Question #6:
i already have done the research to find the best product on the market today and i have found the VigRX provides the fastest, best ingredients, 99% satisfaction guranteed, length and whatnot, i am 17 and will be turning 18 in a few months and i would just like to know how old you will have to be and to get a head start for the ladies in college and tha sort.
Question #7:
I am a senior in high school and I want to go to major in philosophy in college. I live in Colorado and would like to stay in state so what colleges are there in Colorado that are good for a philosophy major?
Oh and before anyone says anything I know the job market for a philosophy major is basically nothing. Also there is a different in schools if you are actually looking for an education rather than a job starter.
Question #8:
True or False Under certain circumstances involving a life threatening disease, a drug may be available to a patient before the drug has been officially approved to be put on the market. Applications can be made to the FDA to use one of these drugs referred to as Compassionate Use Investigational New Drug.?
Question #9:
I want to double check my answers. What would you put for the following 14 questions?
1. Some medications such as Motrin are dispensed both with a prescription and OTC; the difference being the strength or dose of the prescription drug is usually greater than the OTC medication.
True
False
2. “Federal Law prohibits dispensing without a prescription” can also be written, D.A.W.
True
False
3. Under certain circumstances involving a life threatening disease, a drug may be available to a patient before the drug has been officially approved to be put on the market. Applications can be made to the FDA to use one of these drugs referred to as Compassionate Use Investigational New Drug.
True
False
4. In 1906 the Pure Food and Drug Act required that if alcohol is present in a tonic for medicinal purposes, that alcohol appear on the label.
True
False
5. Dietary and herbal supplements are federally regulated and require a prescription to be dispensed.
True
False
6. The legislation, Medicare Part D, entitles senior citizens to drug benefits.
True
False
7. The original formula for Coca Cola syrup taken for medicinal purposes in the 1800’s contained cocaine as an unlabeled ingredient that carried the risk of addiction. This is an example of one of the compounds that showed the necessity for the Pure Food and Drug Act.
True
False
8. The Controlled Substances Act was established to give incentives to drug companies to research and develop drugs for rare diseases.
True
False
9. Vicodin is one of the drugs that was recalled by the FDA because certain patients taking it developed cardiovascular complications underscoring the need for tightening testing for drugs before releasing them to the United States population.
True
False
10. The drug, thalidomide , taken by pregnant women, was responsible for causing deformities in fetuses. In response to this tragedy in 1938, the Federal Government passed the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act that required more stringent testing of drugs before they came onto the market.
True
False
11. The F.D.A. regulates the manufacturing and dispensing of controlled substances.
True
False
12. The reference, United States Pharmacopeia or National Formulary, is the legally recognized compendium for drugs dispensed in the United States.
True
False
13. HIV-AIDS was the condition that spurred legislation in 1987 to fast track the FDA approval certain medications to bring them to the market sooner.
True
False
14. The Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act included establishing five categories of potentially addictive drugs called schedule drugs.
True
False
Question #10:
The movie is about a woman and it has some scenes in it that no other movie would dare have! It is sort of about womanhood, and in the movie(graphic), a woman is in the super market and starts her period and bleeds all over the floor and opens up a pack of pads to clean up the floor. It's pretty graphic but an awesome chick flick. Do you know what it is called?
Thanks!
Question #11:
I am in the market for a bike- I would like to get pre-approved before I go to the dealership- Do you have a bank or website that you got your loan through that was good to you?
I have good credit- My bank does not give loans for motorcycles.
Question #12:
I've narrowed my choices down to:
accounting
international business
marketing
political science
I go to the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, by the way.
Question #13:
My friend has a 2004 Nissan Spec-V and he wants to put after market speakers in it. I can install them myself by clipping and crimping the wires, however he is very hesitant to do this for whatever reason. So I am looking for a speaker wire harness that can plug into the factory plug and attach right to the speakers. These are usually easy to find however I am having a hard time coming across this particular one. Please help!
Thanks
Question #14:
Most of Americas woes revolves around the economy and the loss of Jobs.. while many of you would like to blame the president who has been in office for only a couple of years... You miss the larger point.
as an example
The CEO's of the companies that had the most layoffs had the largest bonus increases.. and we aren't talking chump change we're talking Millions upon millions
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4 times what they earned in the 80's 3000 times as much as the lowest paid workers in the corporations...
That's only one example.. this thinking runs across the gambit of business in the US.. Fronted first and foremost by the Banks and The Insurance providers.. who manufacture nothing, only hold 10% of what they actually lend out and price fix and collude constantly.
And yet if you breath "Regulation" the Tea Party folks and their ilk get all "tweaky"... it's like
"So what if they're raping my daughter, It's a free market"
Why is that? What makes you folks so loyal to the people stealing your lives?
Question #15:
I've been on 3 dates with a guy that I really like. We went to high school together, but never spoke much in school. It's been 9 years since graduation and we've gotten back in touch. His birthday is today, and he's taking me out on a date on Friday. His best friend is someone I went to school with, so I asked her about any suggestions for a gift for him. She suggested a gift card for his favorite store, World Market. So I'm going to go ahead and get that, but I'm a little stumped at the amount. I'm a single parent and things are tight money wise around here, but $25 seems a bit cheap, and $50 is out of my range right now. Is $35 an appropriate amount or is that kind of an oddball amount?
Question #16:
I was wondering if they sell healthy candy (specifically hard candy you suck on) see I have this nervous thing where I grind my teeth and so I figure if I have something to suck on it will keep my teeth from grinding.
Why I am asking about Asian/Japanese candy is because I live close to this Asian Market and I know that Asia is famous for stuff like Green Tea candy or hard candies made with tea and herbs and stuff (had the green tea once, wasnt bad) my question is do they sell any kind of candy made from tea or something healthy like that because I really don't want to rot my teeth away if I plan on making this an everyday thing.
Question #17:
I am taming my mouse and was wondering if i could give it some yoghurt to lick (ya know the kind i eat from the super market) it isnt plain or sugar free or anything though... if this is unsuitable then do youu have any ideas of anything else i can use of a similar consistency??? THX
Question #18:
I would love to hear what people have to say about it. I'm wanting to major in merchandising & marketing.
Thanks! :)
Question #19:
For me, it would have to be the Toyota Prius. Apart from the fact that it's miserable to drive (soggy brakes, inert steering, a weird sense of understeer) it is nowhere near as green as its buyers like to think. All the mining and processing involved in its production gives it the same carbon footprint as a Land Rover LR2 V8 after having accomplished 150,000 miles. Neodymium, used in its motor/generator, nickel, batteries and Lithium, batteries and varied electronics components are very messy to gain. To mine them involves either breaking down a mountain over time or drilling a giant hole in the ground. To process them involves transporting them over tens of thousands of miles. After which, they invariably land in China for final processing thanks to the fact that the final step prior to installation is so toxic that the People's Republic is the only place on Earth that allows it. If you want to be green, just buy a smaller, more efficient car that doesn't scream how much more environmentally aware you are than everyone else.
@ JerryJ
1,) My company leased five for fleet work and we are very glad to have gotten rid of them as our reps hated them as they drove terribly.
2,) The research that you are referencing is a faulty study conducted by the Center for American Progress. I am speaking about one done by the University of Oxford Brookes, Cambridge. It used current data. Furthermore, while the Sudbury mine is cleaner than it once was it is still a matter of comparing rabies to scurvey, it is still a messy process. Also, that mine is no longer the world's largest source of Nickel, Russia is. Their standards are significantly lower Canada's.Toyota has been purchasing much (40+%) of their nickel from them. Lithium, is also a toxic process as it is found at a lower depth and is harder to refine, despite being more recyclable.
3,) Parts coming from China isn't the issue. Their toxic, exotic manufacture is.
Pull your head out of the blogosphere and get YOUR facts straight.
Question #20:
Hi, I am 19 yrs old and have suffered from mild-moderate acne for about 5 years now. I have literally tried every product on the market, and as usual, it has just made my skin worse and oilier. so last month I decided to stop using products all together, I don't use anything on my face now and let the skin breathe for once/
On youtube there is this girl named natasha who claims that she has totally vanished her acne by starting the raw food diet (she's 34!!) She's been eating 100% organic raw food for about a year now and her skin looks flawless. Her channel is "RawRadiantHealth"
I want to know whether I can achieve that skin by eating 85% raw food, and 15% other fats like salomon or everyday fresh cooked meals. I mean I can't live on veggies and fruits forever, I'd lose crazy amount of weight and I am already skinny enough.
For my cooked food, I eat:
- small portions of basmati rice mixed with lima beans/green beans
- salmon (baked or steamed)
- chickpeas (boiled)
- boiled/baked potatoes
Is that okay, I mean I researched basmati rice to be gluten free.
For vegetarian: I drink at least 4 glasses of those green smoothies, alongside 2 plates of salads, and fruits for breakfast
thank you
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