Q:It's for a marketing project and I have to pretend to ask questions (good ones), but I have no idea what to ask.

A good question to ask him would be,,,, 'What good advice would give to rock climbing contingent of beginners, on their first day?'

Q:They were masculine toys. They were tall wishes. They were the ribs of the modern world.'- Rita Dove (b. 1952), U.S. poet and fiction writer. quot;Silos,quot; last paragraph of the prose poem (1989).

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Q:Serious answers only...show all work.

in all seriousness...I would also need to know how high(in feet) the lease is attached to the silo.

Q:It's for a display at my job.... I just want the front of the classic barn look.... any ideas on how i can do this?? Also I want to make a couple of silos to go with it any suggestions on this would be great... Thanks!

Make it from 1 x 3s or lumber according to the size (width) you need. The attch some 1 x 4s to the back to hold it together. Paint it barn red. Then paint some other boards white for the trim. Fo silos, cut 2 pieces of plywood to the diameter you want. For each silo, use firring strips or 2 x 4s (depending on how sturdy you want it) cut to the height you want. Place at least 12-16 around the outer edge of the pieces of plywood and screw or nail together.

Q:http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/8747/siloh.jpgI took this photo at a local city here in Indiana. On the outskirts of town, there is this giant building over a railroad.I asked my father, and he told me that it was used for grain (And/or other items) to be transferred onto trains back in the day. You can see the marks underneath the tower (in real life... not in the picture.) show that there was some form of conveyor pulley system.My question?Anyone know what the actual name of this building is?Like... not just quot;Grain buildingquot; but an actual term? :D

Grain Elevator. Final answer. :)

Q:I believe it was sci-fi, and this is the only major part I remember. I think he was there with two women, one of which owned the silo, the other being his mentor of sorts, and that this was an exercise to develop concentration. Any Ideas?Thanks!

The okorder /

Q:knowing that by doing so you are starting World War III and it may mean the end of the world (assume this is a full scale nuclear response). You are in the US navy or air force, and yes you have been trained to follow orders--but when the time comes, would your moral compass and humanity allow you to do it?

If you're on nuke duty, you've gone through the Personnel Reliability Program (PRP) and have certified that you have no objections to such weapons or their use. Military personnel are subordinate to the civilian leaders that the voters elect. The President has to authorize a launch, and he's the commander in chief. Anyone with moral qualms is obligated to report them and get removed from that duty. You know the system and you know that there are possibilities for error...and you have to trust that the checks and balances above you are working to eliminate those. What you can't do is substitute your own judgment. The time for moral compass/humanity is when you sign on for that duty, or don't. You don't get to switch horses in midstream. If I were still serving and I got a validly formatted Emergency Action Message, the bird would fly. Fact. (I am resigned to you not liking this answer due to your preexisting biases. C'est la vie.)

Q:Run to the bomb shelters, head to the missile silos, flee to the mountains!Iran is supposedly supposed to disable the grid. Your opinion? Is it just hysteria run amuck?

You're about as paranoid as Dale Gribble.

Q:Doesn't sound right.

Yes according to the later teachings of Jesus it a sin to name any penguin.

Q:A storage silo on a farm has the shape of a cylinder with a radius of 8 meters and a height of 20 meters. What is the volume of the silo?

πr?h = π8?*20 = 1280π ? 4021 m?