Q:I was leaving my daughters basketball game the other night and the county officer was sitting in a parking lot next to the stop sign. The game was in a small town and they don't maintain the roads as diligently as the highways. They are mostly snow-packed and icy. Due to these conditions I was unable to make a complete stop. I did attempt with no avail and the office was able to see all that had happened. Instead of informing the county to lay down a salt-dirt mix he followed me for six blocks and issued me a ticket for failure to stop at a stop sign. I then asked if he wrote down it was due to poor road conditions and he said no and he refused to redo his ticket. Is there anyway that I can fight this?

You should be considerate to curious children in your area. If you don't like having kids around then you dhould move to a place where there are no kids. Kids are known to do stuff like that. They are naturally curious. A child can definitely be up in her father's tree on her father's property and whatever she happens to see from that tree is called public exposure. You neighbors should learn to respect eachother and tolerate eachother.

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Allowing reporting of questions by contributors. Let Yahoo visit the sites and monitor. They'd quickly leave us alone. Then the trolls would have to visit a site that would blast them out of their PJ's. Guess they can't handle the barrage of words that happen between trolls so they hide here. I'm underwhelmed.

Q:My boyfriend got hurt while working ( he works in a warehouse) He notified his supervisor and he (the supervisor) took him to the Workers Comp DrMy bf thought he blew out his knee or something and was in such pain he couldn't walk.The Comp. Dr. Didn't X-ray the knee give him an MRI or any pain medstold him he would call it a ligament sprain and SENT HIM BACK TO WORK(?!?!?) This all happened yesterday.Today he woke up with his knee the size of a balloon and we took him to the walk-in where his primary care Dr. is..they did X-ray and found that his knee is fractured and he tore his ACL ligament. Took him off work for a weekHe called his Boss/ Supervisor and the boss told him that it was a bad move and he can only see the business mandated Comp. Dr. and is threating to fire himNeed any Advice you may have (sorry this was so long)

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Q:I put in new batteries brand new and put them back and now they keep this slow beep does anyone know how to fix it i know the battery is good i just bought them; thanks in advance

It is hard to visualize. Personally, I do not like the ball - on - a - distorted - rubber - sheet analogy, because the ball distorts the sheet by the effects of gravity. So they are using gravity to explain gravity, which I find sort of circular. I find the best way to get my brain wrapped around it is to understand the thought experiments that Einstein performed when he arrived at the Equivalence Principle. He used an elevator on a cable or in free fall, but you can just as easily substitute a spacecraft. The point is that when you are standing motionless on the ground, you are effectively being accelerated upward by the 1G force acting upward against the soles of your feet. You cannot tell the difference between that condition and being in outer space while accelerating at 1G - if you are inside a windowless spacecraft (or elevator). That's because (as Einstein pointed out) there is no difference. In the same sense, you cannot tell the difference between falling toward the earth and floating in empty space. In these cases, you are following the path of least inertial resistance - there is in fact no force acting upon you, and you are simply following the curvature of spacetime with no additional influences. The force occurs when you reach the surface of the earth or when you start the engines. Again, there is no difference between these two cases either. It is admittedly not easy to visualize in an intuitive manner. I usually think about it in terms of the gravitational effects on a spacecraft trajectory as it passes a massive planet. If you are inside the spacecraft and have no instruments or windows to tell you otherwise, you will not be able to sense the curvature imposed on the trajectory. You will feel zero G continuously unless you fire your engines. But an external observer will see your path curve around the planet as you follow a straight line - a line with no forces applied - in the warped spacetime created by the gravitational field.

Q:Can a cat spontaneously catch on fire if it's being repeatedly rubbed against a quite hairy blanket on a dry night, because the static electricity has a high enough voltage? I looked this up on SafetyAtHome , but I didn't find anything on the matter. Please help. It's always good to be prepared.

You can have a duplicate set of rims, or let the tire shop store and swap tires for you. 4WD won't help you stop or take corners on the highway, but will get you out of an unplowed parking lot and up hills. A higher ground clearance will let you drive through a foot of fresh snow that would build up under the body of a small car.

Q:what are some everyday substances/stuff i can find around or inside my house to make fertilizers for my plant? Prefferably organic stuff. I am trying to make my plant yeild a good/decent amount. Thanks for the help!

Luffy is made of rubber. Have you ever thrown a knife at a rubber sheet? You can't cut itit just deflects the knife. Yet a tree is solid which is why it would be cut. It's physics. The more time an object has to touch its impact, the more force is dissipated. That's why people who jump on a mattress are safer than those who jump on concrete. The mattress has more time to dissipate the force hence a safe landing. Yet concrete doesn't have that time because it's rigid. Luffy's head is a mattress while trees are concrete.

Q:I dont understand how anyone in thier right mind would do what a stranger on the phone claiming to be a police officer told them to do, especially since no police would ever ask a person to strip search another, make them do jumping jacks in the nude, and perform sexual acts on others. I cannot comprehend why these people would ever believe a police officer would do such a thing, and why didnt they refuse to do the horrible things they did to the victim? Who I might add must also be out of her mind to comply with all the things these people told her to do without a fight. After watching the story on 20/20 I was completely shocked, they had video of the whole incident in the Kentucky Mcdonalds and it turns out it was not the only time this had happened. I really cant believe average everyday people working at Mcdonalds could be naive and mindlessly obedient enough to do the things the fake policeman on the phone told them to do. What do you think this says about those involved?

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Q:Well, I'm pretty sure the title sums it up. But, I was watching the History Channel, and they mentioned that the fresh water stock in NYC, so they let fires rage on, destroying whole city blocks, and my friend and I wanted to know, why not just take salt water? So there's my question from two high-schoolers hoping there's an answer.

Space is *like* a bowling ball on a rubber sheet; beware of taking analogies too far. The planets don't slow down because there is nothing in their way - they are moving through the near-perfect vacuum of empty space. Also they are not being sucked towards the sun, rather they are literally *falling around* the sun - their forward motion gives them just enough velocity to miss the sun because the sun's surface curves away as they fall towards it. Imagine firing a cannonball horizontally from a mountaintop: the greater the velocity the farther the ball goes before hitting the ground. At a high enough velocity the ball will go so far that it hits later than expected because the earth's surface has begun to curve away from it, and at just the right velocity the earth curves away at the same rate the ball is falling and at that point it has achieved orbit. Not one that will last very long since it's moving through the atmosphere, but the point should be clear. If the speed is greater than that for a stable orbit, the ball will get to escape velocity and leave the earth permanently, unless the sun and other planets yank it around and send it back to us at a really deadly speed. Be careful with those things.

Q:I have been crocheting and donating afghans for years. We just recently moved and I have started donating to the local nursing homes, hospital and the Children's Sexual Assault Center. I have made and sent many blanket to our service members also. I have made blankets depicting the local Police and Fire Depatments arm patches and donated those to the departments to raffle off. I also make baby blankets for a local church to give to each newly baptized baby. Can anyone think of anywhere else to donate my blankets?Thank you for your help.

No, you don't need one in every room. We've got one in our 1-story house (hallway, near bedrooms) and one in the basement. We also have a CO detector. Here's part of a website, link below: Install smoke alarms on every level of your home, including the basement. Many fatal fires begin late at night or in the early morning. For extra safety, install smoke alarms both inside and outside sleeping areas. Since smoke and many deadly gases rise, installing your smoke alarms at the proper level will provide you with the earliest warning possible. Always follow the manufacturer’s installation instructions.

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I know it feels like it's unfair to you but as a mother of one daughter and two sons, I won't give them my blessing to get a motorcycle. I know that at some point I won't be able to take decisions for them but I have to admit that it would kill me to know they're travelling on a motorcycle and I'm willing to bet that the traffic is a lot worst where you live than the traffic of our small town. Of course, there's danger everywhere but you have to go with the percentage. A doctor I know was telling me that he was so terribly sad when he saw people arriving at the hospital with most limbs gone or dead because they were involved in a motorcycle accident. By comparison, most of the people involved in automobile accident were far less injured. You have to understand that I'm talking about data here. If you would be my son I would try with all my heart to convince you not to buy a motorcycle. Well, you're not my son and I love you too much to let you buy one.