Questions About: Science
im doing an asignment for my vet science class and i need answers.
what are the recommended dog foods for the three stages of life (puppy, adult, elderly)
what are the recommended dog foods for the three stages of life (puppy, adult, elderly)
Tue, 09 Mar 2010 17:08:24 GMT
I'm not trying to start a war here, and I don't mean to make generalisations, so if I have, I'm sorry, but I'm genuinely interested. Atheists are thus because we believe there is no God based on our experience and knowledge that there is no *empirically verifiable* evidence to support the existence of God. To Christians, the Bible is their evidence. So, why do you choose faith over science? There's always been a classic divide between the two, and it interests me to know why you pick that side. (P.S. If you want to have a go at me for being an Atheist, please just send me a message in my inbox, I want *sensible* answers on this question.)
Tue, 09 Mar 2010 17:05:26 GMT
I am about to Graduate College with an Associate degree in Computer Science with a Major in Web Design. I do not have a steady work history with huge gaps between employment.
to mention not much employment at all.
I am wanting to do is find out what kind of stuff web design related I could put on my resume that I am a member of.
example, say I was applying for a SWAT team position. I could say I was a proud card carrying member of the NRA. Basically, what publications and the likes should I subscribe to.
to mention not much employment at all.
I am wanting to do is find out what kind of stuff web design related I could put on my resume that I am a member of.
example, say I was applying for a SWAT team position. I could say I was a proud card carrying member of the NRA. Basically, what publications and the likes should I subscribe to.
Tue, 09 Mar 2010 17:03:43 GMT
hi, ive been searching on yahoo answers for a question like mine but havent been able to find one. I was wondering what curriculum i could be expecting my first through fourth year of med school.
it be smarter to take my upper level science courses closer to graduation so that i remember the information better, Is there information they assume we already know? How is the pace of a typical class, really fast or moderate like regular college science courses. Besides the general pre-reqs that are needed for admissions, what courses would be good to take? Thanks and sorry for the many questions!
it be smarter to take my upper level science courses closer to graduation so that i remember the information better, Is there information they assume we already know? How is the pace of a typical class, really fast or moderate like regular college science courses. Besides the general pre-reqs that are needed for admissions, what courses would be good to take? Thanks and sorry for the many questions!
Tue, 09 Mar 2010 17:01:21 GMT
I live in the UK and I'm currently in my final year of secondary school. I already know that a minimum of 5 GCSE's (A*-C) are requirements, as well as at least 3 A-levels ? Is Science a necessity in any of these areas ? What would you recommend in order to achieve this chosen career ? All help is greatly appreciated. Thankyou to everyone.
Tue, 09 Mar 2010 17:01:09 GMT
also i have to do the disadvanges about it and the science supporting it.
i have to include graphs and pictures.
explain what it mean.
help me send me links.
me what u know about it.
point of view.
to be in very sooon.
i have to include graphs and pictures.
explain what it mean.
help me send me links.
me what u know about it.
point of view.
to be in very sooon.
Tue, 09 Mar 2010 16:57:38 GMT
1. Identify and describe the features found on the ocean basin floor. 2. Compare and contrast spring tides and neap tides. Discuss when they occur, as well as the alignment of the Earth–moon–sun system. I'm not asking for this to be done for me. I would just appreciate ideas on how I should answer these.
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Tue, 09 Mar 2010 16:54:21 GMT
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