Q:like cooking, floriculture and computer-repair?

Operator i.e. driving back hoes, cranes, excavators, dozers, skitters, etc.

Q:You said you want to argue with facts. If this is the case,here's your change to prove that you do argue with facts.In this specific question, I am not implying nor arguing that 9/11 was an inside job done by Bush or his admin. I am simply asking what happened to WTC7.

Of course, he should. The people of the World need to find out what really happened. The truth is out there on the Internet for all to see, but the MSM is keeping the the same truth away from the people. This is a criminal act of the worst kind. The criminals endorsing this outrage should all be brought to justice and made to pay for covering up the truth. The 3000 deserve to be honored by an investigation. President Bush should be prosecuted as well. He has disgraced himself and his office, and he has shamed his homeland like no other President before.

Q:I am currently studying Anthropology, and someone told me that I could only dig in archeological sites if I had a BA in Archeology. I'm not sure if that is real or not.

Huh? Plenty of people without degrees in anything have worked as supervised excavators and technicians on Archaeology digs. In fact, through organizations like Earthwatch or Crow Canyon, complete amateurs can pay to participate in field digs. So I'm not clear on what this person meant -- perhaps they misunderstood and thought you were asking if you could head up a dig yourself. In fact, at the University I attended Archaeology was considered a sub-field of Anthropology and you had to get your degree in Anthro even if you took the full curriculum for Archaeology. If you were intending to work on a field dig they would certainly prefer that you had taken courses that taught field techniques and standards so that you understood what needed to be done. Most Chief Investigators (who are directly responsible for the field operations and daily oversight) have PhD's in Archaeology. Even with a PhD you can't just go out and start digging anywhere you wish. There are protocols to be followed.

Q:What can I do to improve my writing skills to take the Ielts test which I consider demanding?

Take a look

Q:If I have 2 Halimar Excavator on the battlefield and then my turn comes and I cast another creature. Do I count up my allies and make my opponent 2x the amount of alliesI have ---since I have 2 Excavators? I hope this makes sense, thanks.

If another Ally (it must be an creature with the type Ally, or something like Clone copying an Ally creature) enters the battlefield, each Halimar would trigger, and each would mill for the number of cards equal to the number of Allies you control. In summary, yes, so long as the creature is an Ally.

Q:How many times a week should I do activities? What kind of activities? How do I get started? Please, any advice would be great!

1 have 3 children, 5, 3 and 18 mo. Yes we all need to do what u are doing. I focus on numbers, colors, shapes, letters and prewritting , pre reading. Make your lessons for your older child and water them down as needed. It all depends on your 4 year old,. I have notebooks for each child and they scribble and write and we do lessons of whatever is intereresting at the time for a while it was science so we did some easy sci projects. for a while it was insets so we went to the library and got a ton of books about insects. I'd take them to bed time an hour before they fall asleep turn off the tv and just read touch and lok at the books. Follow your instinct its best.

Q:Im looking for new tires for my 1987 Suzuki 250 QuadRunner 4x4. I came across some a tire called the Duro Excavator HF274. It is exactly the kind of tire that I want because it is good for mud and snow. It is a 4ply tire. But what im not sure about is if it might be to heavy for my quad and if the treads are going to be to agressive for the transmission on my quad becasue it is only a 250cc.

It looks like a good tire to me. The four ply is a plus, because you don't have to worry as much about puncturing a tire.

Q:Last week I was driving down a local street at night and it been raining all day.I was going well below the 30 mph speed limit. (about 20-25)An excavator was responsible for doing what's called a quot;cutquot; in the road for the local water company.A cut is about 2 ft. wide, stretches across the road and normally is like driving over railroad tracks when gravel is packed in.They used metal plates to cover the road on one side, but didn't use anything on the other and left it exposed.With all the rain all day, it created a chuckhole about 3 ft deep.There were no warnings IE: flashing barricades, construction signs, etc.I hit it directly and it caused $300 to my suspension to my car.When I reported it to the city they were out there that night with stone to fill and a barricade.I talked to the excavating company owner about it.I was civil and the owner, but he was a complete jack ***.I hadn't even asked for anything. I was going to offer splitting the cost.Should I sue?

Send a demand letter, certified mail, return receipt requested. Demand the $300, and any additional devaluation to the car. They were negligent in their maintenance of the road. They should have known what rain would do, and sent a crew to fix that before any property was damaged. In the demand letter, instruct the company to forward this demand to its insurance carrier. Since they were negligent, their insurance should cover it. Also, a lot of these companies are required to post bonds with the state, not a lot, normally around $50,000, but it will cover your damage. The letter should also reserve your right to add any additional damage to the claim should you discover some. ** Note: This is a general discussion of the subject matter of your question and not legal advice. Local laws or your particular situation may change the general rules. For a specific answer to your question you should consult legal counsel with whom you can discuss all the facts of your case. **

Q:my friend has hernia,whats the cause?what is the best medication?

A while ago I was very disturbed by pain in the back, I took exams and found I had hernia. They won't go for surgery unless it's very serious, otherwise there is no treatment. Fortunately, the symptoms have disappeared ever since.

Q:The S/N on the Excavator is 2FL5530.The pump # is 7I2730 or 7J2770.Thank you

Dealerships.... They'll have it for sure. Little more pricey, but with something important such as this.. I wouldn't trust OKorder. I doubt you'll find one on there.