Q:Can jagex revoke or take away your levels/mils if they catch you power leveling? I was caught and was banned for 10 days i was wondering if they will take away my gold and levels

No they ban you. and is you are a member they cancel your subscription and ban you.

Q:I live in Kansas and my dad has lung cancer. Where can I get a power of attorney form? What is the process so I can make finical decisions for him

Simply Google 'power of attorney forms Kansas' and take your pick. Remember that a general power of attorney won't give you carte blanch to run your fathers finances, many banks and other institutions require their OWN PoA's to be filled out. Businesses are not REQUIRED by law to accept a PoA, I suggest you sit down with an attorney and discuss options. Besides, I would be more worried about making his health care decisions than any other decision.

Q:I knew the implied power are not directly mention in the constitution but they are there. I knew it is also know as the necessary or proper law. I think? Can someone please help me?Give support for where it is located in the constitution so i can go back and read it my self. thanks

Yep necessary and proper clause- article I section 8. It gives congress the ability to have powers over more areas than were mentioned in the constitution explicitly, things the writers of the constitution could have never anticipated. It gives congress a more expanded power. This clause has already been found to give congress the power to regulate banking, establish post offices and raise military forces.

Q:I have a tenant renting a room in my house who is dying from liver disease. He is really old and he wants his son to have power of attorney for his bank account. His son is in the military and cannot leave base to come home to sign the form at the old man's bank. What should we do now to get this power of attorney form filled out? Thank you for your time.

Ask the bank for their own POA form, have the tenant sign it in front of (probably 2) witnesses. Ask the bank if they need it notarized. The son doesn't need to sign the POA, but the tenant needs to sign a POA form the bank will accept. It's the TENANT's POA, not the son's. The tenant is giving power TO the son. So only the tenant's signature is needed. It would be simpler to ask the bank if the tenant can add the son to the account. That kind of thing can usually be done thru the mail (signature cards). I did this with my dad, out-of-state. I never went to his bank, but signed the cards and sent them back. In fact, I'm listed on one bank account that I never signed anything for.

Q:I m going on a three-day long trip, but we ll be sleeping on a bus, so no outlets. We have an iPhone 5c, an iPhone 6, and a iPad mini 3 that we ll have to charge. Assuming we need to get three charges out of each of them, what size power bank should I get for this? I m okay with getting multiple. Thanks!

You will need more than one. Full iPhone 5c charge 1500 mAh. Full iPhone 6 charge 1800 mAh Full iPad mini charge 6400 mAh (all values approximate) Add up and multiply by 3 gives almost 30,000 mAh. Common sense would suggest a 50% reserve, so 45,000 mAh. What about a charger to fit in the bus accessory socket?

Q:I know that Israel had been choking off supplies, but I thought Gaza and the West Bank were semi-autonomous by now. I mean, they've elected their own local governments. To call Israel an occupying power seems a bit outdated to me.

What many people don't understand is that there was no Israel before the winning powers created it after world war 2. Now it was all well and good to give the Jews a home, but there were already people living in what is now Israel. The Palestinians where forced from Israel, or expected to recognize Israel superiority. What Israel has done to palestinians is no different than what the US did to the native Americans. So if you ask me, Israel is occupying what used to be Palestinian land.

Q:Banks, auto dealers, health care reform, climate change, internet monitoring, curriculum writing, and credit control all done by the federal govt. So I ask how much power is too much power?

Obama power is too much power.

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.

Before the Federal Reserve was put in charge of regulating the monetary system there was no national regulatory control of banks. States had some laws, but legislatures can be swayed and manipulated by those with money. In those days, the financial power of a bank was based on the actual money it had on deposit, and usually backed by the gold in it's physical possession. There was no deposit insurance, and if the banker turned out to be a crook, or the bank experienced a run, where the depositors lost confidence in the institution and withdrew their money, the other depositors were just out of luck. Try the Federal Reserve website, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation for your data. They used to publish comic books to educate schoolchildren about subjects such as this.

Q:another way to increase power factor without using capacitor bank?

Try this applet: fastbytes /demo/power_plan There are two main types of loads: resistive (incandescent lights, heaters) and inductive (induction motors, fluorescent lights). Resistive loads draw real power (W) from the source. Inductive loads draw real power and inductive reactive power (VAR) from the source. The real power does useful work, such as provide light or create torque to do work. Now, inductive reactive power is required for the loads to work (ex. creates magnetic field for induction motors), but it increases the current the source must provide. Fortunately, capacitive reactive power is opposite in polarity than inductive reactive power. Simply stated, when an inductor AND a capacitor are in a circuit, the capacitor acts a source and provides reactive power to the inductor, which decreases the reactive power the source must provide. This is power factor correction. We can achieve it with capacitor banks (VAR) or over-excited synchronous motors (W VAR) or synchronous condensers (synchronous motors driving no loads) (VAR). If no inductive loads are on, then capacitive loads draw reactive power from the source. This does nothing useful, so capacitive loads are typically activated when inductive loads are on. Play with the applet and you should see how different loads effect the source. The goal is to have MEGAVARS at 0. To answer your question. There are no inductive banks in industry, since they would waste power. Good luck

Q:A. It gives traditional banks more revenue. B. It controls government spending. C. It gives traditional banks more power. D. It protects public deposits.

D is the answer. Not A. First you look at WHO controls the reserve requirement. Govt. Central Bank. Option A cannot be the answer as it is not an objective of the govt. Govt looks at social welfare of its citizens. The public deposits is the money the govt owns (not the consumers' money, pls do not misinterpret.) By ensuring proper accountability of the reserve req, the interest rate and hence value of the public 's money is ensured. Hence, it allows the govt to retain or even inc the value of public deposits to being about public welfare when it is spent (on infrastructure healthcare, etc.)