What state in the united states has the highest iron content?
Q. I was thinking of the united states and started wondering which state had the highest iron content in their soil...Arizona has alot of red mountains but I wasn't sure if there was a state that had a higher count...Also if anyone would happen to know which spot on in the world had the highest content of all?
Asked by Sara A - Mon Oct 8 15:04:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Minnesota mines produce the most iron, followed by Michigan. World wide Brazil produces the most iron, followed by Australia.
Answered by Doc E - Thu Oct 11 12:37:20 2007

What country offered the united states oil after hurricane Katrina and why did the united states say no?
Q. What country offered the united states oil after hurricane Katrina and why did the united states say no? is that true? someone in class said that today?
Asked by heirloomRose - Mon Jan 21 21:00:47 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. ugh i know this answer i just cant remember.. ahh... sorry.
Answered by Samantha - Mon Jan 21 21:06:53 2008

How should the United States prosecute its war against global terrorism over the next several years?
Q. Should the United States become more aggressive in taking preemptive action in accordance with the Bush Doctrine? Or should the United States be more diplomatic in its engagement with foreign nations and take a soft power approach?
Asked by Elizabeth A - Tue Sep 22 05:56:58 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Every time there is a TERROR attack you should switch off the T.V. news and do your own research on who was responsible and always ask yourself "Who benefits most from this terror" Watch this to see what I mean.
Answered by Gandhi - Tue Sep 22 06:02:03 2009

What prison in the United States provides the best mental health services to prisoners?
Q. Hi, I am doing a "proposal" that is aim at targeting the deficiencies that prisons across the United States suffered, especially the State of California. In this proposal, I have to provide details of the common problems that affect prisoners inside prison who suffer from mental health problems. This proposal will consider the economic crisis that limits the government of California from providing better mental health treatment inside prison. So, which of the 50 states provides better mental health treatment to prisoners, excluding the State of California? Mmm, perhaps cost or something like that. Thank You!
Asked by Saul S - Wed Dec 2 02:43:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Not so much an answer but an observation, my dear pal was on death row in San Quentin and he often wrote about how so many guys became so mentally ill that they were no longer fit for execution. Sadly this proved to be true when he took his own life in June this year, says it all for me. Peace
Answered by gerry mac - Wed Dec 2 14:20:39 2009

How does the United States pay for things? What are the technical details?
Q. The United States doesn't have a 'bank account' so how does this work exactly. All checks from the United States government are from the Department of the Treasury, correct? And when that check is deposited in a bank, then how exactly does the bank increase that person's account without debiting the United States government account (of which there is none)? Basically I'd like to orient myself to the 21st century method of payments between the government and its people.
Asked by presidentrichardnixon - Tue Sep 9 00:30:27 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. They issue bonds and t-bills, Chinese and Japanese and Taiwanese buy them :)
Answered by Full Windsor - Tue Sep 9 00:33:51 2008

What are the best states in the United States to live within the next 20 years?
Q. What are the best states in the United States to live within the next 20 years? Please Include some information about the state, or the city then you can also place there the climate of the area. Thanks!
Asked by Bon - Mon May 19 04:43:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments

A. Considering we could be entering one of the most dramatic periods in time I would prefer to live on a farm, away from any large populated area. If the problem in the middle East gets to the US soil, look for a change in mankind greater than the invention of the wheel.
Answered by Arthur - Thu May 22 20:01:01 2008

Should the United States start using the metric system like the rest of the world?
Q. Why or why not? The United States is the only country on the planet that still uses the outdated imperial system. It becomes hard for things to be transferred and having to switch measurements ends up confusing. Should the United States ever switch to the metric system in the future?
Asked by Nick - Mon Apr 5 23:23:28 2010 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Probably. It's easier for one thing. A gram is a gram is a gram. A liter is a liter is a liter. In my field we use metrics all the time and to this day I don't know the difference between a liquid and solid ounce. Or how many cups per ounce. That's the other thing. Metrics are all base 10, so going from a centimeter to a meter or millimeter just requires multiplying or dividing by a factor of 10. Basically just moving a decimal point. I guess the only issue is going from solids to liquids you'd still have to convert based on density. I guess because of my field, it would just be easier for me and that's why I'd like it! *Clark: I develop plastics. We use metrics and so do our customers (dow, sweetheart, rubbermaid, etc).
Answered by Melissa Me - Mon Apr 5 23:29:02 2010

How do the United States solve the ecological problem?
Q. What do the United States do to solve the ecological problem? I need to find a comprehensive website, a book, or something where I could read about this in detail. Any suggestions?
Asked by L.A. Girl - Thu Apr 3 15:35:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. As a government? They don't! As individuals? In many and varied ways. Most individuals do little.
Answered by jemhasb - Fri Apr 11 07:27:23 2008

What can the United States do to decrease the percentage of Obese people in the United States?
Q. I need three main points to help societies in the United States lose weight...such as putting tax on junk foods so not that many people can buy so much, therefore there will become less obese people.
Asked by Im Cool - Wed Apr 23 21:15:10 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Where there is a will there is a way. People will go to great lengths to stay obese because they can get Disability/ medicaid, food stamps etc... that is what we have to stop, the Get Out of Jail Free option. People do this to them selves, some are genetically pre-disposed, but ultimately, with their diet and lack of exercise they continue what their family started and pass it on.
Answered by Pat K - Wed Apr 23 21:24:57 2008

How the the united states benifiet from a National Heath Care plan?
Q. How does our current heath care system differ from that of say canda, germany, or swiss national heath plans and how to do they stack up? What would be the major benifiets of a national plan in the united states and what would we be the negative effects?
Asked by natemail00 - Wed Mar 28 12:08:16 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Positive, everyone will have healthcare and will be free and everyone will be at the doctor office. Negative, it will cost a lot of money, tax money. It will get overburdened because everyone will go to the doctor because their nose is runny.
Answered by ringolarry - Thu Mar 29 16:14:11 2007

Any way a United States minor can go to Mexico without a passport?
Q. My friend is planning to go with my family to Mexico during Christmas break. He's 15 & was born in the United States & lives here. He never traveled so he doesn't have a passport but he has a birth certificate. How will he be able to go with us?
Asked by David - Wed Dec 16 17:53:54 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No he can't if you plan to take a flight. Each U.S. citizen needs a valid passport for an international flight. Should you however plan to drive and cross the land border or take a cruise he can use his birth certificate to travel being below 16 years. .. In this case he also must have a notarized letter of consent signed by both of his parents. ..
Answered by GerdP - Sat Dec 19 13:40:52 2009

How different is United Kingdom cash to United States? Is it the same amount?
Q. The item I'm looking at in there store totals to 23.90 However I was wandering if this was the same in united states dollars.
Asked by H F - Sat Jun 20 22:30:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. no it isn't the same amount ... use the currency converter on this website 23.90 = $39.53 at today's rate
Answered by carina - Sun Jun 21 01:04:56 2009

How did the United States pursue its goal of expanding across the continent during the 1840s?
Q. How did the United States pursue its goal of expanding across the continent during the 1840s?
Asked by John - Fri Feb 26 18:20:30 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It was called "Manifest Destiny". Its purpose was to get the land west of the Mississippi River and north of the Rio Grand into the United States, and that is what happened. We fought a war with Texas and took the remaining land from the Indians. It was part of US imperialism.
Answered by tuffy - Fri Feb 26 18:27:48 2010

How is the United States supposed to obtain information from people who are proven terrorists?
Q. If the United States has in custody someone who is SURELY a terrorist because of being caught in terrorist activities, how should the US obtain information from them to save innocent lives? Give them a warm bubble bath and hold their hand, or use challenging interrogation techniques?
Asked by TruthSquad - Thu Jan 15 19:36:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. So, these guys have been convicted or just captured and detained. I always thought that it was ridiculous to suppose that the sergeants would have any idea what the generals were up to. But it has been proven that making nice is quicker and more effective than a rubber hose. And the guy who captured Saddam Hussein wrote the book about it. I'm just too lazy to look up the title.
Answered by piegowdealer - Thu Jan 15 19:43:35 2009

What are the 20 most expensive states to live in the United States ?
Q. Hi, I want to know the 20 most expensive states to live in the United States but also the cheapest, please someone answer my quesion since Im planning to move to to the United States since Im currently living in Mexico
Asked by Octavio G - Sat Apr 19 22:19:17 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Top 10 most expensive ZIP codes Rank ZIP Code Location County State 2005 Median Sale Price ($) 1 11962 Sagaponack Suffolk NY $2,787,500 2 92067 Rancho Santa Fe San Diego CA $2,445,000 3 92662 Newport Beach Orange CA $2,397,500 4 94528 Diablo Contra Costa CA $2,266,000 5 94957 Ross Marin CA $2,247,500 6 11976 Water Mill Suffolk NY $2,150,000 7 93108 Santa Barbara Santa Barbara CA $2,050,000 8 90402 Santa Monica Los Angeles CA $2,005,000 9 92661 Newport Beach Orange CA $1,996,500 10 33109 Miami Beach Miami-Dade FL $1,942,500 What are the Cheapest States to Live In? Generally, the most affordable places to live in the United States are in the Midwest or Southern part of the country. Alaska, Hawaii,… [cont.]
Answered by Dawni Do Right - Sat Apr 19 22:33:27 2008

How will a United States economic collapse affect Asia?
Q. Apparently, from what I've heard the United States is headed for an economic collapse. What I want to know is how will an Economic Collapse affect Asia? According to Peter Schiff, Asian currency will rise as the US dollar falls. China is looking to be a world economic leader and would lead Asia. Also billionaire Jim Rogers has moved to Singapore and said that China is going to grow. Do any of you feel that any of this is true? What I want to know is how will Asia do if the United States collapses economically?
Asked by emartel01 - Sun Mar 30 21:05:44 2008 - - 7 Answers - 3 Comments

A. First of all, the US economy is not going to collapse. It's not even clear we're in a recession. The great depression was exacerbated by a fledgling fed that did exactly the opposite of what they should have done. That is, they took liquidity out of the system rather than adding it. Regarding your question, a collapse of the largest economy in the world (we are four, some think five times larger than China in GDP) would send the entire world into a depression. Since we would presumably default on our treasury bonds, of which China and Japan hold the most in the world, countries who hold our bonds as foreign reserves would experience a crisis of liquidity. Also, their export markets would dry up overnight and there would be a run on their… [cont.]
Answered by mb - Sun Mar 30 21:26:48 2008

what has the united states done to protect endangerd animals ?
Q. I am writeing an SA on endangerd animals in the united states and what people have done to protect them all . not one specific species . overall what have the united states done to protect endangerd species ?
Asked by hello , - Wed Feb 24 15:49:49 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. They have enacted the Endangered Species which makes it illegal to hunt or basically do anything with an animal on that list. Look it up.
Answered by kitsune - Wed Feb 24 15:52:24 2010

How can the United States support Peacekeeping and the Criminal Court ending the genocide in Dulfur?
Q. How can the United States support Peacekeeping and the International Criminal Court, or working through the international community, as viable solutions to ending the genocide in Darfur?
Asked by Michael V - Sat Aug 16 23:27:21 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. We do not have the political will to do much of anything else, whether it works or not. The politicians and the military strategerists are afraid of a repeat of Somalia, otherwise we would probably have US troops there already. I would personally like to see NATO get involved in a peace keeping mission there. The risk would be exposing them to terrorist attacks. Remember, it was the Sudanese who were harboring Osama Bin Laden before he went to Afghanistan.
Answered by Biff Kevlar - Sun Aug 17 00:35:10 2008

How has the United States fared historically in that effort relative to the Native Americans?
Q. How has the United States fared historically in that effort relative to the Native Americans?
Asked by curious - Thu Jul 9 20:26:03 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. What effort? Can you give more information?
Answered by E_Tard - Thu Jul 9 20:29:28 2009

How does the United States and or its people practice ethnocentrism?
Q. I need 3 examples of how the united states and or americans practice ethnocentrism...I am having a tough time figuring out what to write about... For anyone who doesn't know..Ethnocentrism is the assumption that one's own culture and way of life is superior to others...like americas ways of doing things is the best way.
Asked by Ell1989 - Thu Sep 10 21:44:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Ethnocentrism doesn't just mean that you feel that your identity is superior, but you use your view to view other cultures. Example: In South East Asian, most countries eat dogs. To them this is normal and because South East Asia is extremely poor they are accustomed to this. For Americans, we don't need to eat dogs because we have cattle, etc so we view dog eating as culturally unacceptable. We're using our biases to view South East Asia. Other examples could include how we go to war, democracy being better than socialism or communism, gun rights (many Asian countries don't have gun rights), stricter drug laws, and other foods.
Answered by danieljamesalley - Sun Sep 13 15:52:45 2009