Q:Because I just bought a 12000 mAh power bank fully charged and it dropped from 3/4 to 1/4 while I was both using and charging my mobile phone.Also there are two data cable sockets on the power bank and one says 1A(ampere) on it and the other 2A. What are these supposed to mean?

Using your phone while it's charging uses more power than if you were just doing one.

Q:i am traveling to tw. would like to know in taipei where is the spot to get cash from ATM. also would like to know if the power outlet configuration in taiwan is the same as that in the US. thank you.

Yeah, the power outlets are the same as the US, so you dont really need to worry about that. The 2 plug type is more common, so you might need to bring a converter for the 3 prong type. Citibank has branches through out Taiwan, so if you find some Taiwan banks' atm not working, you can probably go to a Citi atm. Just be aware that you might encounter some fees from either the bank atm you are using and/or your bank.

Q:I am not talking about religion, if there is higher power watch me, I try very hard to improve myself, but I don't get any chance to change my life. It does not mean I have no patience, but waste my life feel like little rat running in a wheel.For financial reason, I do not have freedom, I only can stay in my place that I don't really like, but do my best hope one day I can fly.Where is my future? What higher power want me to do?

well first of all as much as we would like things to happen right away unfortunitly it doesnt work that way patience is a vertue and if u really are trying and giving it your best eventually it will work as long as u know that you really are trying little by little itll come sometimes it gets worse before its gets better and thats normal its kindof like a test for us to see if we are strong enough for change patience my friend god works in mysterious ways

Q:Because I'm choosing a loan and I noticed Commerce Bank and Wachovia both have great reviews on there, but I just wanted to make sure it wasn't due to them paying JD Power for that rankings.this is in relation to where i will be getting my stafford loan, customer service is a must.

JD Powers is an independent research company a division of McGraw- Hill.

Q:I have small electrical item its electrical plug which I call adapter output is DC 12 volts so when I plug this adapter into AC outlet of 220 volts my item starts running.Now I need to run this item at remote location where there is no electricity possibly for one hour or more I have power bank to charge my iPhone can I use that or can I run it thu normal alkaline batteries can i run it by car battery need some easier and simpler solution.Thanks

It would be helpful if we knew what device you were trying to power. Regardless, you will need to run the device from a battery. This would best be done with a 12v battery, although a higher voltage battery could be used with a voltage adaptor, or lower voltage batteries could be wired in series to get the correct voltage. For a 12v battery, simply fully charge the battery and then get an electrical connector that is identical to the one on the power adapter. Wire the positive wire to the positive terminal on the battery, and the negative wire (usually is marked with a solid line or dashes) to the negative terminal. The battery will then power your device until the charge runs down.

Q:I am researching how banking was performed in the 1860s in the Territory of Colorado. I know its a bit unsual, but my son asked me some questions that I could not find answers too about the banking practices. Thank you.

Back then, most people used Masons Bank. That is a jar with a snap on lid, and then buried out back where no one could find it. There wasn't any Federal Depositors Insurance Corporation to protect peoples savings back then. If the bank got robbed or made bad loans, the depositors lost their savings. Based on that, most people did not trust banks. For the people who did deposit money in the banks, the process was much like it is today, except there wasn't any checks or credit cards. You had to come in an sign paper to get a loan to buy something. If the loan was approved, the borrower got cash to go make the purchase.

Q:Do they want the West Bank to be part of Israel or the future Palestinian state? (If there will be one)

The West Bank is considered occupied territory. Meaning, the Israeli's are the occupying power in a foreign country. So, the 1949 Geneva Convention states that an occupying power will not settle their citizens in an occupied territory. Israel has, and is, doing just that. So, the settlements are illegal. In my opinion, this could all be settled if the world would renounce all religion and begin to treat each other as equalsbut, it's just a pipe dream of mine :)

Q:10pts to who ever answers best

State Powers: Issue licenses, ratify amendments, set up local governments, and conduct elections Federal: Print money, declare war, regulate commerce between the states, sign treaties with foreign powers Shared Powers: Setting up courts, taxing, making and enforcing laws, and chartering banks

Q:I already have Wachovia but i'm thinking about switching to chase. I am a college student and i would like to know why you think what you think. Thank alot!

Use a bank that is prominent in the area you go to school. If one bank has no ATM's or branches what good is it to you, so go with a bank that has a large prescence in the community that your in.

Q:but i make like $600 per month at this stupid job i have.I could buy a house where i live but it would be one for like 750 square feet.I live with my parents and i'm 29.I am getting like and average of 3.2% interest on my money at the bank.Iknow this sounds liek a stupid question. But really, what should I do?

I am a widow in Nigeria. If you could loan me $149,000.00 I can triple your money in three months Kidding, guy, kidding. There is more that I'd like to know. Have you completed college? I'm guessing that you haven't if you're only making $600 a month. (What exactly do you do that only pays $600 a month?) A college degree could be the single best investment that you could make. I'm 50 years old and, frankly, have managed my money reasonably well, to include preparing for retirement. I know so many people who haven't prepared for retirement. When they were young and had money they blew it. Now they're in their 40s and 50s and haven't saved a dime (and they blame everyone, to include the rich and the government, but themselves). What kind of retirement are you going to have making $600 a month? $149,000.00, frankly, isn't a lot of money; not enough to retire on. And do you ever intend to get married and have children? Its a cliche but it really is true that Today is the first day of the rest of your life. The very best of luck to you.