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To go to work for Knight transportation or Con-Way transportation.Which is the better of the two ? Miles,Benefits,and home time

what does this mean: "Knight Transportation had its price target lowered by Citigroup to $21 from $23"? I work for Knight. They are currently trading at 17..82. What is the so-called price target about? Does it mean, for example, to buy Knight if the stock goes below $21? I am looking to buy my first stock. I figured I would start with my employer.

Is there a web site for these trucking companies: Warner Enterprises;Schneider National,Knight Transportation? I am solely interested in learning more about the trucking company (training schools) that were mentioned in my question.

never tought about Knight Transportation been a KKK company...? i mean, im not sure, but I've hearded a couple of times from my US History in High School, that he thinks that the ku klux klan or skinheads have a big business, since in the movie American History X the fat guy works for some company. And I always saw white truckers working for this company, never seen black, latino, or any other race driver. Is it me or just my imagination to tink something like this?

In the movie, "Dark Knight", why didn't Bruce rebuild Wayne Manor, the trains, etc? At the end of "Batman Begins", he says he will rebuilt Wayne Manor "brick by brick" and they also talk about improving the foundations (the bat cave). Does that mean that they are going to show a rebuilt Wayne Manor and a repaired public transportation system in "The Dark Knight Rises"?

80's fans of "Knight Rider" help me out with this please! 5th to answer gets the high score!!:)? As crime fighter Michael Knight, David Hasselhoff was the star of 1980s TV series “Knight Rider.” But some may argue that the show’s real star was a black Pontiac Trans-Am T-top named KITT, which was a talking computer. What does “KITT” stand for? a. Knight International Total Transportation b. King Imperial Trans-Am Traveler c. King Intelligence Thermonuclear Transit d. Knight Industries Two Thousand

MARSOC transportation and qualifications? How do MARSOC Operators get into the battlefield? Do they use Little Birds, Sea Knights, Blackhawks? If they only use one type of helicopter are they capable of using all of the others? Also are all MARSOC CSOs qualified in Diving, Airborne, and HALO/HAHO?

How can i make this paragraph shorter? o All Yahoo answer user this paragraph explains the Norman defence system, also is this paragraph good writing or bad? The superior conqueror of England, displayed his triumph victory of the Battle of Hastings on a tapestry, called “The Bayeux Tapestry.” The tapestry explained the story of how William became king of England. Norman castles are shown in our tapestry, as its one of the best substantial defense systems used by the Normans. After William won the battle of Hastings, he needed to take order of his new kingdom. When William became king of England he was not control of all England, as some England cities such as London were still populated by Saxons. William’s army was forced to crush many rebellions to take over England. During century of 1069-70 was the time of the “Harrying of the North,” a period where William’s army moved north, burning villages, crops, destroying houses, murdering locals. Wooden castles were built later, but then re-developed into steel castles (wooden castles are flammable). The castles took affect after conquering new cities. They were built outside Saxon towns, to stop Saxons from raising an army and preventing rebellions. Defeated Saxons were forced to build the castles. The Saxons hated the Normans, as they were treated harshly and they took their land. Castles had been built on the best location. Normans added essential defense techniques for castles by having moats to prevent floods, mottes (large hill to prevent invaders from attacking), bridges, bailey (small village by castle), gateways, and archer towers. During war, and the battle of Hastings, the Normans had a unique defense tactic. Horses were dominant. A charging horse could drive a lance through an enemies shield, and extra height gave a knight a longer swing of its sword. Normans weld wooden shields, daggers, spears, crossbows, clubs, battle-axes, and javelins. They had specific soldiers; archers, knights, soldiers on foot, and attackers. Our tapestry and William’s tapestry included distinctive and unique symbols. One distinctive symbol is weapons, including swords, shields, and crossbows. These weapons were intimidating. it symbolized power of the army, strength, and resistance. A soldier is another symbol that expresses cooperation and group defense. Hawks are commonly shown in the tapestry, which represents freedom, and predator, or in other words power. Castles displayed represent the Norman community, intimidation, and defense. The symbol that was extremely useful was mighty sailboats, which symbolized transportation and to hold cargo. Another source of transportation was the symbol of a horse, which also helped soldiers to fight. A commonly repeated symbol was the livestock to feed the community, such as cows, pigs, sheep, and goat. Overall the Normans were omnipotent, and had productive defense tactics, which interested me to choose this topic. In my opinion I believe that the Normans had a masterful defense system, which allowed them to take over England, stop rebellions, and never allow England to be invaded again. The Normans war tactics influenced their technique to medieval clans, to neighboring countries, and today it gave us an idea of the Normans lifestyle, and how they managed to defend and keep their long lasting, English civilization.

i just got my cdl what company should i go get a trucking job with? i kinda like swift and knight and ffe transportation any experianced drivers no what comps are good and wich ones i should stear clear from please help?!?

to anyone in law inforcement do u think that the past should come to life with flag? even though it was a televsion show do u think the 80s tv show should come to life knight rider and flag if so do u think something like that would work not just a car but with airplanes helicopters and other means of transportation and all times are tough but it should take down crime and other means of criminal activity

Story stuff please comment!? Okay first thanks for clicking on it! Second this is a list of like details in my book. I want to incorporate this somehow in the beginning and that's where I need your help. I'd appreciate any ideas of how to do that and comments on the information itself thanks! A few names are missing and will be read as ------- names for those things are also appreciated! Guide to Races, Dragons etc. Races- Emeranian - One of the High races. They are tall (5' 7" - 6"), slim built, and have pale hair, eyes, and skin. Their facial features are rather pointed. Has the possibility of being a Magi. Live natively in the Emeralidan forest. Doneli - High race. Tanned skin, dark hair, and eyes. Height 5' 5" - 5' 7" Has possibility of being Magi. Live natively in Donlithian Desert. Terrelian - High race. Wide variety of looks. Avg height (5' 2" - 5' 5") Can be Magi. Kemarn - High race. Variety of looks. Height 2' - 3' 5". No possibility of being Magi. Reside in Emeralidan forest and -------- mountains. Vampyres - Neither high nor low race. Greatly resemble Terrelians, but have brighter eyes and are paler. Have enhanced senses, and is sensitive to sun. "Night creatures". Must intake large amount of energy (mainly drawn through the blood of other races) once every other month to stay alive after their fifteenth year. Possibility of Magi unknown. Grawlish - Lower Race. Large, bulky, disfigured, ugly, mountain trolls. 6' - 7'. No possibility of Magi. Rodens - Lower race. Body and head of man, wings and eyes of a raven. 5' 5" - 6'. Can be Magi. Kerlins - Lower race. Small implike creatures with a vengeful bloodthirst. 2' 5" - 3' 4" No magi possibility. Amarians - Lower race. Fair skin, dark hair and eyes, 5' 4" - 6'. Has possibility of Magi. DRAGONS Green Dragon (Small) - Minor Dragon. Physical healing abilities. Hatches to be size of kitten. Does not grow. Has no transformation ability. White Dragon (Small) Minor Dragon. Mental/spirit healing abilities. Hatches size of kitten. Grows to size of medium dog. Transformation ability unlimited. Orange Dragon (Small) Minor Dragon. Brings cheer and joy. Hatches kitten size. Does not grow. No transformation. Purple Dragon (Small) Floral Dragon. Has ability to control plants. Hatches kitten size. Grows to adult cat size. Transformation ability, limited. Dark Red Dragon. Major Dragon, fire. Hatches size of dog. Grows to size of small house. Also minor transport dragon. No Transform. Ebony/Silver Dragons - Major Dragons. Used for transportation and also Knight Dragons.Hatch Dog size and grow up to size of medium house.No transform. Multi and single colored Dragons (Large) - Transport/Knight Dragons. Same size as above Dragons. No Transform. TITLES. Magi - Has magic ability. Knight of ------- - Knight of the high races serving -------- (sort of like an active god. Needs a name.) Soldiers of --------- - Belongs to the low races serving --------- (evil "god" against above one.) Okay thanks if you actually read! Sorry it's so much I was really bored in school and came up with all of them and decided to write them down before I forgot THANKS! Hi Lightning! Thanks a ton and yeah here's that information I do have it just didn't post lol. My main character is Lianna. She is half Vampyre and half Terrelian, (though she only knows about the Vampyre part in the beginning. She has dark hair, violet eyes, and pale skin. She is captured and made a slave as a young child to a family of Amarians. She escapes to a city called Dracmoor and is taken in by a small family on the outskirts of the city. Through certain events I have planned out she meets a boy Daniel who is a Hunter! (OMG I forgot hunters! Hunters - hunt down vampyres cause the king like hates them cause his daughter was killed in a feeding raid.) and later after lots of stuff he is sent to kill her instead helps her escape and is put in jail. Lianna helps rescue him and they flee the city. THey go on a huge adventure and "collect the following people Amaranti - a young Doneli girl who escaped from the desert continent on a smugglers ship she was also a slave. She is mute a

Harry Potter vs Twilight? I have to do a comparative essay between both the books, mainly about the themes. So far i have death, immortality, transport, bloodsucking, food Twilight Death - Vampires - are they dead?, Bella + death Edward + death His parents dead. Food Bella's dad/Cullen's food/blood vegetarian lifestyle Transportation Groovy cars/Bella's truck, the motorbikes Harry Potter Twilight Harry Potter Death - Voldemort's fear of death + wish to live forever Food - Social events with food/deathday party Ron and food vs Harry and Dersley's food Transportation - Quiddich + broomsticks, flu powder, apparition, Knight bus, Train, Thestrals, flying car So far thats what i have, so i was wondering if there were any other themes which i could compare and contrast. Thanks in advance =]

Help me please im in need of help? 25.) Who were the vassals? Peasants who were bound to the land on which they worked The rulers of the manors The lords who were given great land in exchange for a promise to protect the king A class of knights who had earned the Order of the Garter 26.) Which order correctly describes the training of a knight? Page, squire, knight, act of bravery Page, squire, act of bravery, knight Squire, page, act of bravery, knight Squire, page, knight, act of bravery 27.) Which of the following was a result of the Crusades? New products were introduced in Europe Stories were told that caused people to think that they could be living better Muslims and Christians came to respect one another All of the above 28.) How was education advanced during the Han dynasty? More professors were hired for the schools Rulers used written tests to choose people to work in government They got the most advanced technology Teachers changed the curriculum they were using 29.) What condition lead Pope Urban to call together the nobles of western Europe? The Pope wanted to conquer more land for Christianity. The Pope wanted to ensure the spread of Christianity in the Holy Land. A group of Turkish Muslims was attacking and killing Christians who traveled to the Holy Land. Christians were no longer being allowed to travel to the Holy Land. 30.) Why was the Grand Canal so important to China? Because it united the north and south of China Because it was their primary source of drinking water Because it provided transportation All of the above 31.) How did most people of India make a living? Butchering Sewing Farming Teaching 32.) Who ruled during India’s Golden Age? Nali Family Kahla Family Nispe Family Gupta Family 33.) What were the knights of Japan called? Ninja Samurai Shoaling Warriors Banzi 34.) Why was the Renaissance an age of expression? People wanted to express their individual ideas − through art, literature, politics, etc. People felt suppressed People liked to make funny faces at each other People were very concerned with impressing others 35.) What does the word Renaissance literally mean? rebirth different life a new age knights 36.) How did the Aztecs enlarge space for crops? Made chinampas Introduced irrigation Cut down forests Tore down abandoned houses 37.) Who was Michelangelo? A great philosopher A famous Renaissance artist A great Renaissance play writer A mad man 38.) Who was Marco Polo? A great swimmer An early explorer who traveled to China and wrote a book about his travels Founder of the well known water sport "Marco…Polo" A famous African author 39.) Why was Da Vinci a Renaissance man? He was a great fighter He was very well known He excelled in many fields He lived from the beginning of the Renaissance to the end of the Renaissance

history help..? please help me finish this single working mother and just trying to graduate! thank you so much best answer ten points 16: Why was Julius Caesar killed? The senators were jealous of his beautiful wife The senators discovered Caesar’s plot to kill them The senators believed he would become emperor The senators believed he was too popular with the common people and would be king for life 17: What finally destroyed Rome? The roads fell apart It was attacked by barbarians It was buried by a volcano It had numerous civil wars 18: Mohammed was influenced by whom as he developed a new religion? Greeks and Romans Jews Christians Jew and Christians 19: What was one great Muslim contribution that we still use today? A system of Arabic numbers The wheel The concept of democracy The Metric system 20: What were the Muslims of Spain called? Muslims Spanish Muslims Moslems Moors 21: Which of the following does not describe the organization of a Germanic village? Village had a chieftain chosen by the men of the village for his bravery There was an assembly that met once a year They had a constitution They had unwritten laws 22: Who united England into one kingdom that included the Danes? William Charlemagne Edgar Alfred 23: Who was Leif Ericson? A Germanic cheiftain A Christian missionary A Viking who landed in North America King of the Vikings 24: Who were the serfs? A class of nobles The warriors that protected the manor Villagers who farmed their own lands Peasants who were bound to the land of which they worked 25: Who were the vassals? Peasants who were bound to the land on which they worked The rulers of the manors The lords who were given great land in exchange for a promise to protect the king A class of knights who had earned the Order of the Garter 26: Which order correctly describes the training of a knight? Page, squire, knight, act of bravery Page, squire, act of bravery, knight Squire, page, act of bravery, knight Squire, page, knight, act of bravery 27: Which of the following was a result of the Crusades? New products were introduced in Europe Stories were told that caused people to think that they could be living better Muslims and Christians came to respect one another All of the above 28: How was education advanced during the Han dynasty? More professors were hired for the schools Rulers used written tests to choose people to work in government They got the most advanced technology Teachers changed the curriculum they were using 29: What condition lead Pope Urban to call together the nobles of western Europe? The Pope wanted to conquer more land for Christianity. The Pope wanted to ensure the spread of Christianity in the Holy Land. A group of Turkish Muslims was attacking and killing Christians who traveled to the Holy Land. Christians were no longer being allowed to travel to the Holy Land. 30: Why was the Grand Canal so important to China? Because it united the north and south of China Because it was their primary source of drinking water Because it provided transportation All of the above 31: How did most people of India make a living? Butchering Sewing Farming Teaching 32: Who ruled during India’s Golden Age? Nali Family Kahla Family Nispe Family Gupta Family 33: What were the knights of Japan called? Ninja Samurai Shoaling Warriors Banzi

Easy History Test try it? 26.) Which order correctly describes the training of a knight? Page, squire, knight, act of bravery Page, squire, act of bravery, knight Squire, page, act of bravery, knight Squire, page, knight, act of bravery 27.) Which of the following was a result of the Crusades? New products were introduced in Europe Stories were told that caused people to think that they could be living better Muslims and Christians came to respect one another All of the above 28.) How was education advanced during the Han dynasty? More professors were hired for the schools Rulers used written tests to choose people to work in government They got the most advanced technology Teachers changed the curriculum they were using 29.) What condition lead Pope Urban to call together the nobles of western Europe? The Pope wanted to conquer more land for Christianity. The Pope wanted to ensure the spread of Christianity in the Holy Land. A group of Turkish Muslims was attacking and killing Christians who traveled to the Holy Land. Christians were no longer being allowed to travel to the Holy Land. 30.) Why was the Grand Canal so important to China? Because it united the north and south of China Because it was their primary source of drinking water Because it provided transportation All of the above 31.) How did most people of India make a living? Butchering Sewing Farming Teaching 32.) Who ruled during India’s Golden Age? Nali Family Kahla Family Nispe Family Gupta Family 33.) What were the knights of Japan called? Ninja Samurai Shoaling Warriors Banzi 34.) Why was the Renaissance an age of expression? People wanted to express their individual ideas − through art, literature, politics, etc. People felt suppressed People liked to make funny faces at each other People were very concerned with impressing others 35.) What does the word Renaissance literally mean? rebirth different life a new age knights 36.) How did the Aztecs enlarge space for crops? Made chinampas Introduced irrigation Cut down forests Tore down abandoned houses 37.) Who was Michelangelo? A great philosopher A famous Renaissance artist A great Renaissance play writer A mad man 38.) Who was Marco Polo? A great swimmer An early explorer who traveled to China and wrote a book about his travels Founder of the well known water sport "Marco…Polo" A famous African author 39.) Why was Da Vinci a Renaissance man? He was a great fighter He was very well known He excelled in many fields He lived from the beginning of the Renaissance to the end of the Renaissance 40.) What type of government ruled France in the late 1600s? Dictatorship Republic Democracy Absolute Monarchy 41.) Who was the first person to sail around the world? Christopher Columbus Don Quixote Magellan Da Vinco 42.) How was Magellan killed? He was killed in by aborigines in the Philippines He died of natural causes He was taken down by an under toe while bathing and drown He was poisoned by Da Vinci 43.) What was the Reconquista? The passing of the law that forced Muslims stay in their houses after dark The banning of Muslim temples The expulsion of the Muslims from Spain The denial of fair treatment while the Muslims lived in Spain 44.) What was Peter the Great’s main contribution? He brought the English Language to Russia He westernized Russia He brought Christianity to Russia He took Russian traditions to more eastern countries. 45.) What were three reasons for the start of the Thirty years war? Political tensions Economic tensions Religious tensions All of the above 46.) According to enlightened thinkers, what was the solution to the world’s problems? Money War Rational thinking Uniting as one country 47.) What three countries partitioned Poland in both 1772 and 1795? Prussia, Russia, and Austria Ireland, Russia, and Austria Germany, Russia, and Scotland Scotland, Russia, and Prussia 48.) Why was Frederick II Called Frederick the Great? He was the first to sail around the world For his courage and ability in the Seven Years War For his conversion of Russian to Christianity For Protesting the Seven Years War 49.) What was the empirical tradition developed during the Scientific Revolution? Science was no longer a world of observation but one of experimentation Science was still observational but in more detail Scientist no longer had to observe science at all Science was no longer needed. 50.) What is the difference between prehistory and history? Pre history is before Adam and Eve Pre history is before humans used tools History begins when humans kept track of time History begins with writing

pleaasee..? please help me finish this need a good grade thank you so much best answer ten points 16: Why was Julius Caesar killed? The senators were jealous of his beautiful wife The senators discovered Caesar’s plot to kill them The senators believed he would become emperor The senators believed he was too popular with the common people and would be king for life 17: What finally destroyed Rome? The roads fell apart It was attacked by barbarians It was buried by a volcano It had numerous civil wars 18: Mohammed was influenced by whom as he developed a new religion? Greeks and Romans Jews Christians Jew and Christians 19: What was one great Muslim contribution that we still use today? A system of Arabic numbers The wheel The concept of democracy The Metric system 20: What were the Muslims of Spain called? Muslims Spanish Muslims Moslems Moors 21: Which of the following does not describe the organization of a Germanic village? Village had a chieftain chosen by the men of the village for his bravery There was an assembly that met once a year They had a constitution They had unwritten laws 22: Who united England into one kingdom that included the Danes? William Charlemagne Edgar Alfred 23: Who was Leif Ericson? A Germanic cheiftain A Christian missionary A Viking who landed in North America King of the Vikings 24: Who were the serfs? A class of nobles The warriors that protected the manor Villagers who farmed their own lands Peasants who were bound to the land of which they worked 25: Who were the vassals? Peasants who were bound to the land on which they worked The rulers of the manors The lords who were given great land in exchange for a promise to protect the king A class of knights who had earned the Order of the Garter 26: Which order correctly describes the training of a knight? Page, squire, knight, act of bravery Page, squire, act of bravery, knight Squire, page, act of bravery, knight Squire, page, knight, act of bravery 27: Which of the following was a result of the Crusades? New products were introduced in Europe Stories were told that caused people to think that they could be living better Muslims and Christians came to respect one another All of the above 28: How was education advanced during the Han dynasty? More professors were hired for the schools Rulers used written tests to choose people to work in government They got the most advanced technology Teachers changed the curriculum they were using 29: What condition lead Pope Urban to call together the nobles of western Europe? The Pope wanted to conquer more land for Christianity. The Pope wanted to ensure the spread of Christianity in the Holy Land. A group of Turkish Muslims was attacking and killing Christians who traveled to the Holy Land. Christians were no longer being allowed to travel to the Holy Land. 30: Why was the Grand Canal so important to China? Because it united the north and south of China Because it was their primary source of drinking water Because it provided transportation All of the above 31: How did most people of India make a living? Butchering Sewing Farming Teaching 32: Who ruled during India’s Golden Age? Nali Family Kahla Family Nispe Family Gupta Family

How do you like Puns? Helping out the knight Sir Edgbert, knight of the realm, was hurrying home on a cold, dark, wet night when, suddenly, his horse suffered a major coronary and died on the spot. All Sir Edgbert could do was collect up what belongings he could and tramp onwards. After staggering for a spell, he decides that he must get alternative transport. Accordingly, he heads for the nearest building which, as luck would have it, is a small farm. He strides up to the door, bangs on it and shouts 'A horse! A horse!. I must have a horse!". The door opens to reveal a young girl. She looks at Sir Edgbert and says, "Your pardon, good Knight but my father and brothers are returning from the village on the other side of the forest and will not be back before noon tomorrow. They are riding all our horses". Sir Edgbert is saddened by this and says "But I must return home immediately. Have you any idea where I may accuire alternative transportation?". The young girl says "I know of no other horses hereabouts, but sometimes my brothers ride our Great Dane dog when the need arises. Would use of that help?" Sir Edgbert is desperate and says "If I must, I must. Show me the animal". The young girl leads the way around to the back of the farmhouse to a stable. She dissapears inside and returns leading and enormous dogs which is quite of a size for riding. Unfortunately, the dog has seen better days. It's coat is threadbare, it's legs are spindly and it seems to be breathing labouriously. Sir Edgbert looks at the young girl and says, "Surely, you wouldn't send a knight out on a dog like this?"

how can i make this paragraph shorter? I can only write this in one paragraph i cant make too, can someone help!!!! dont just say cut out words, im trying my best The superior conqueror of England, displayed his triumph victory of the battle of Hastings on the “Bayeux Tapestry.” The tapestry explained the story of how William became king of England. After William won the battle, he needed to take order of his new kingdom as some cities were still populated with Saxons. William’s army was forced to crush many rebellions to take over England. 1069-70 was the time of the “Harrying of the North,” a period where William’s army burned villages and murdered locals. Wooden castles were built after conquering a city. They were built outside Saxon towns, to prevent rebellions. Defeated Saxons were forced to build the castles. The Saxons hated the Normans, as they were treated harshly and they took their land. During war, and the battle of Hastings, the Normans had a unique defense tactic. Horses were dominant. A charging horse gave a knight extra height and more power to lance a sword. Normans weld wooden shields, daggers, spears, crossbows, battle-axes, and javelins. Distinctive symbols are expressed in the tapestry. One distinctive symbol is weapons, including swords, shields, and crossbows. They symbolized power, strength, and strength. Soldiers, another symbol which express cooperation and group defense. Hawks are shown in the tapestry, which represents a predator and power. Castles displayed represent the Norman community, intimidation, and defense. A useful symbol was the sailboats, which symbolized transportation and to hold cargo. Another source of transportation was the symbol of a horse, which also helped soldiers to fight. A common symbol was the livestock to feed the community, such as cows, pigs, sheep, and goat. Overall the Normans were omnipotent, and had productive defense tactics, which interested me to choose this topic. In my opinion I believe that the Normans had a masterful defense system, which allowed them to take over England, stop rebellions, and never allow England to be invaded again. The Normans war tactics influenced their technique to medieval clans, to neighboring countries, and today it gave us an idea of the Normans lifestyle, and understand that the English civilization will prevail.

Am I a Clever Writer? Ok, I came up with these "random" (I don't know if that's the word) sentences, for English class. I know not ALL of them make sense, or are clever. So, can you please tell me which sentences I should keep and which sentences I should ditch? Here they are... I felt worse than Terry Fox when he read a joke of himself on a wrapper of Hubba Bubba. I felt worse than an 8 year old boy realizing all the Pokemon cards had sold out just a minute ago...to an 8th grade rock-fanatic. I felt dumber than that one kid who dressed up as Spiderman for the premiere of the Dark Knight. I felt dumber than a women who paid for an abortion before checking her pregnancy test results I feel more desperate than a pilot trying to take his aircraft off - in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. I felt more desperate than a girl who treats the rehab clinic as a dating centre – A great way to meet new people who are looking for a long-lasting relationship, this time with a person. I felt lazier than an Italian chef who hires a “cheese-grater”. I felt lazier than an overweight man who uses his dog as a “remote-fetcher”, you know, to get the remote from the table to his hands, where he can press the “on” button, ALL while his ass smothers his poor velvet sofa. I felt lazier than a man who uses his car to get to his neighbours house, you know, for “quicker and easier transportation”. I felt crazier than a middle-aged who refers to his TV has a "portal to another world".

If America's economy is so bad, why is our discretionary spending so high? Exhibit A: The box office (http://www.imdb.com/boxoffice/alltimegross ) The 2008 release of "Dark Knight" is the 2nd biggest box office success ever, there are three 2008 releases in the top 25, and almost all of the top movies come from the last couple of decades. Is that all based on inflation? Population growth? I doubt it. Exhibit B: Restaurants are being built in my neighborhood at a tremendous rate. If we don't have money to waste, then why are we not cooking at home at about 10% of the cost of eating a meal out? Exhibit C: Gas prices. We complain a lot about gas prices, but I don't see a significant decrease in travel. Why aren't people walking, bicycling, carpooling, or using public transportation more?

NEED HELP!!! PLEASEEE!!! ENGLISH LANGUAGE!!! THANK YOU IF YOU HELP!!? I need to find words in this letter which will have the similar meannings like there words and phrases: 1)a place to stay 2) more 3) rooms and equipment which people can use 4) able to be used 5) say thet something is definitely true 6) need Dear Sir/Madame, I am writing with regard to your advertisement for holidays on Mars, which I saw in Daily Gazette on 24th July. I am very interested in a weekend break to Mars. However, I would like some more information first. I would be grateful if you could let me know the exact cost of a three-day trip during the summer, including transportation and accommondation, for 2 adults and 2 children. Secondly, I wonder if you could send me further information about the facilities which are available at the Martin Hotel. My daughter would particulary like to know whether there is a nightclub. Could you also confirm that we will not require either injections or passports? I look forward to hearing from you, Your Faithfully Steve Knight

Which of the following vehicles from movies/television would you rather own? 1964 Aston Martin DB5 (Goldfinger) KITT (Knight Rider) DeLorean Time Machine (Back To The Future) Batmobile (Batman) General Lee (Dukes Of Hazzard) I also thought about the A-Team Van, but only if the A-Team came with it as an option. A 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California (Ferris Bueller's Day Off) would also be sweet, but it doesn't quite hit the legendary status of the other cars on this list. Feel free to write-in a vote as well, I'm sure I missed some. Please limit to (primarily) personal ground transportation.

How awesome would DRAGONopolis be? It be an entire city devoted to dragons. All transportation would mmic the form of the dragon. There would be dragons of every type in statue form. Heating would never be an issue. There would even be dragon currency. Princesses welcome, Knights can exit stage left. DRAGON 2008 "I BELIEVE IN U.S." I know, I put an extra m in mimic. It was by accident.

I Need a Venue/ Party Space in Queens (Jamaica area) or Long Island (Valley Stream, Hempstead, Elmont area)? My friend and I are looking for a place to through my 22nd birthday party and her 21st. Location: Queens (Jamaica area) or Long Island (Valley Stream, Elmont, Hempstead area) Date: Party 1: Sat. August 11, 2007 Party 2: Fri. Sept. 21st or Sat. Sept.22nd Party Times: 9:00pm - 3:00/4:00am (Both parties) Accomodate: 100-150 people; Tables and chairs must be available on site Catering: No. We will provide all Alcohol: Yes Parking: Must be nearby and/or close to public transportation Location must have bathrooms! :) Bonus: Kitchen area and bar area would be great!! Budget: approx. $500 Please don't tell me this is impossible. I'm willing to look at community centers, clubs (Veterans, Knights of Columbus, Frat Houses, etc.) party rooms, cheap banquet halls (where I can rent just the room) and more. Please provide me with: Name of place and phone number or website. Thanks in advance!! :)

Early medieval era sites? Ok, so I'm trying to find some information on early medieval eras, but all I can find is church-related whatnot. I'm looking for the early medieval era that involves kings and peasants and whatnot. Knights and commoners. I want to know everything I can, from architecture to dress to transportation. Anything and everything, but I haven't been able to find any good sites. Any suggestions?

history help please? 30: Why was the Grand Canal so important to China? Because it united the north and south of China Because it was their primary source of drinking water Because it provided transportation All of the above 31: How did most people of India make a living? Butchering Sewing Farming Teaching 32: Who ruled during India’s Golden Age? Nali Family Kahla Family Nispe Family Gupta Family 33: What were the knights of Japan called? Ninja Samurai Shoaling Warriors Banzi 34: Why was the Renaissance an age of expression? People wanted to express their individual ideas – through art, literature, politics, etc. People felt suppressed People liked to make funny faces at each other People were very concerned with impressing others 35: What does the word Renaissance literally mean? rebirth different life a new age knights 36: How did the Aztecs enlarge space for crops? Made chinampas Introduced irrigation Cut down forests Tore down abandoned houses

History help! 10 points!? I've gone through and answered all the ones I knew, and I really need to do well! Please help! 2. Which was not a mineral discovery that attracted western settlers in the late 1800s? copper gold silver lead 5. Why were new states such as Colorado and the Dakotas admitted to the Union in the late 1800s? The movement for statehood opened doors for Native Americans to gain full citizenship. Railroad executives demanded that the lands where they built gain statehood. A movement for western equality developed as cattlemen moved their herds. Population in the territories grew through increased opportunities for ranching, farming, and mining. 17. What important influence did nineteenth-century railroads have on what is today's "corporate America"? Railroads were the first to raise funds by issuing stocks and bonds. Railroads created an awareness of the importance of transportation. Railroads brought the need for effective scheduling to the forefront. Railroads stressed the benefit of competition over monopolies. 20. Which two inventors changed agriculture in the 1800s? Joseph Glidden and Elias Howe John Deere and Cyrus McCormick Elijah McCoy and Eli Janney John Mason and James Naismith Michael Faraday and Lewis Waterman 21. Which inventor is correctly paired with his invention? George Eastman telegraph Alexander Graham Bell phonograph George Westinghouse alternating current John Pemberton dishwasher 25. How did monopolies and trusts affect industry and banking in the late 1800s? They set the standard for the development of many large industries and a nationwide banking network. They produced great wealth that benefited workers. They introduced new business practices that created large industries and produced great wealth for a few. They reduced the effectiveness of banking practices, but helped the growth of industries 30. Why did entrepreneurs believe that laissez-faire economics would work best for them? They felt they could be most competitive without government regulation. They wanted government regulation so that everyone would be playing by the same rules. They thought the involvement of the government would give investors a safety net. They believed the French business model would be the most productive. 32. Which of the following was not an attempt to form a union and organize workers in the late 1800s? Knights of Labor American Federation of Labor American Railway Union Haymarket Organization of Workers 33. Which did the federal government not do in response to union-led strikes? act quickly seek injunctions mediate disputes bring in troops I got to school online and I don't have my textbook..... so please don't make that comment.... please help!

I have some questions regarding my husbands BMT graduation? 1.) did anyone use a flight/hotel booking agent online, and which one was best? (expedia, hotels, hotwire, etc.) 2.) Hoping to stay at the Knights Inn right by the gates, anyone had any past experience here? 3.) My DH's family wants to come, which is great that they are wanting to come, but I have a feeling they will try to interfere with "us" time. Any suggestions on how to politely say I want some time with my husband alone? If I do stay close to base, would you recommend I still rent a car? Or will public transportation be enough?

US HISTORY PLEASE HELP!? I WANT TO MAKE SURE MY ANSWERS FOR MY STUDYGUIDE ARE RIGHT THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!! 61. Following the Civil War, the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments were passed. What large issues did they address? states' rights, slavery, and the Electoral College slavery, equal protection under the law, and voting rights voting rights, popular sovereignty, and declarations of war impeachment, equal protection, and war reparations 62. What was the effect of the Homestead Act on western settlement? It had little effect on western settlement, but a big impact in the South. It brought a great number of settlers to California. Homesteaders settled much of the Great Plains. It slowed the building of the railroads because the best land went to homesteaders. 63. How did western settlement affect Native Americans? It brought income, as settlers paid for their expertise. It didn't affect them, since they remained on their reservations. It created an opportunity for cooperation between Native Americans and settlers. It forced them from their lands. 64. Which men were responsible for the development of the steel and oil industries in the United States? J.P. Morgan and Nelson Rockefeller Dale Carnegie and James Duke Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller Gustav Swift and Robert Kraft 65. How did nineteenth-century railroads influence today's "corporate America"? Railroads stressed the benefit of competition and opposed monopolies. Railroads were the first business to raise funds by issuing stocks and bonds. Railroads created an awareness of the importance of transportation. Railroads brought the need for effective scheduling to the forefront. 66. What law was passed to eliminate trusts, monopolies, or any agreement that restrained trade? Vanderbilt Banking Regulation Rockefeller Monopoly Act Sherman Antitrust Act Chase Trade Restraint Agreement 67. Which organization of craft unions focused on improving wages and working conditions? Eugene Debs's American Railway Union Bill Haywood's Industrial Workers of the World Samuel Gompers's American Federation of Labor Terence V. Powderly's Knights of Labor 68. Where were nineteenth-century immigrants processed prior to entry into the United States? Angel and Ellis Islands Boston and New York San Francisco and Philadelphia Catalina and Manhattan Islands 69. Which group of presidents is in correct chronological order? Jefferson, Lincoln, Washington, Jackson Jackson, Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson Lincoln, Jackson, Jefferson, Washington Washington, Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln 70. Which group of innovations and inventions is in correct chronological order? reaper, telephone, box camera, cotton gin cotton gin, reaper, telephone, box camera telephone, cotton gin, reaper, box camera box camera, telephone, cotton gin, reaper 71. Which statement is true of relations between Native Americans and the colonies or the United States between 1607 and 1900? Native Americans opposed European colonization at first, but in the 1800s chose to assimilate into white American culture. The desire for land led colonists, and then the United States government and people, to push Indians off their land and destroy their way of life. Native Americans suffered hardships when Europeans first arrived in North America, but relations improved during the 1800s. Native Americans avoided contact and conflict with non-Indians in North America as much as possible.

Where really we are going towards? I was glued to the TV during a match when I saw the ad of a leading toothpaste brand which now has become a household name for us. What hooked up me towards the ad was the presence of both Shahid Kapoor and Virendra Shehwag in that ad. It encompassed the glamour value of both the world,cinema and cricket. That increases brand recall.We all still can remind the dance of Viv Richards in a beverage ad. That's how the product brand is to be build.We can not overrule the chance of push sell over the counter. But building a corporate brand is not that easy.It must associate itself with some definite set of values acceptable to all and sundry. People would take into account the service,innovativeness ,human resource and future planning as well as execution status of the present plans while judging a company. That's where the role of an experienced and prudent management shows up. It does not then pertain to only glamour value. However ,in West Bengal everything boils down to the incidents of Singur and Nandigram.Lot of water has flown under the bridge since we tried to find the answer of the dilemma of Industrialization vs agriculture.There are so many dilemmas in real world.Whether we should set up factories or we should always harvest crops.Left front was accused of inhuman coercion regarding acquiring land. It is not clear how far it is true.So far I can remind that the land was taken over and above the market value and some unwilling farmers were approached for further negotiation. However,later it became a political hot potato. According to records,90 percent of our workforce are in unorganized sector. With that data in hand and having seen the quantum of migration of rural folks towards cities for finding an alternative to agriculture ,it is obvious that industry is needed.It is not the problem of West Bengal only,but of whole India. That's why states are also trying to open themselves to free and unemcumbered private capital .And surely, industrialists are preferring the states where they would have to face least resistance for setting up an unit and surely ,on land. Now ,the demand of the opposition TMC of solving every problem as soon as they come to power is somewhat sounding like pulling of the so called rabbit out of the hat.Left front acquired land for setting up industry. This is normal.No one could ever fry an omelet without breaking eggs. Setting up a land bank is also as tricky as navigating a stormy river.Because industry wants land in vicinity of market,ports and other facilities like good transportation and water supply etc. Otherwise a lot of industries would have gone to sahara desert or thar. Now the question arises whether the price of the land is acceptable to the farmer and pricing according to the quality of the land. That needs to be fixed up first.It is also evident that if all the industries of the world come and set shop in West Bengal,they would not be able to occupy more than 1 percent of the arable land. I would not bark up the wrong wood crying over FDI.If we could not make arrangements for our own multinationals,how we can think about FDI?That would be a bit too much for now. Now it is to be seen how left front can coordinate their campaign and gel with the people and convey the actual needs of our society.The TMC intellectuals and stars would be there as knights in shining armor who knows everything about our culture and history. The humble left front has no cricketer,no actors or intellectuals. I doubt they don't even have good carom players.How they are approaching towards election? Congress has again capitulated to the demands of TMC and fallen back to their time tested formula of high command's order.But one thing is very amazing. Today every party is saying about being keenly loyal towards their high command.That reminds me about the theory of central democracy of communists.Why they don't create a politburo and come under the marxist banner openly? Surely,we have to think about the way towards progress and development.We should think before we leap.Isn't it?

Help on my younger cousin's Global Studies Final Review Guide page 1? True or False If false, write the correct answer (Just say false, (blank) or true if true) 1.) The state of (Bavaria) led the movement to create a single German country. 2.) The countries now known as Lativa and Estonia were invaded by the Vikings and then by knights of (Teutonic Order). 3.) (Estonia) is culturally close to Poland and the Roman Catholic Church. 9.) Both Spain and Portugal currently have (democratic) forms of government. 10.) Greece became an independant country in (1729). 11.) The fighting of (Kosovo) involved Serbs and ethnic Albanians. 12.) The population of (Bulgaria) is decreasing as people migrate elsewhere to find jobs and housing. 13.) Russia's industrial heartland is located in the (Dnieper River) basin. 14.) The part of Russia located east of the Ural mountains is known as (Belarus). 15.) (Vladivostok) is Russia's only ice-free Arctic port. 16.) The main ethnic group to settle in Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus were the (Mongols). 17.) The eastward expansion of Russia was accomplished with the help of the (Cossaks). 18.) Soviet economic planners established a policy of (Capitalism), which is called for the country to produce all the goods it needs. 19.) The main religion of the region is (Eastern Orthodox Christianity). 20.) The (Trans-Siberian Railroad) is Russia's most important transportation link.

How can i make this paragraph shorter? To All Yahoo answer user this paragraph explains the Norman defence system, also is this paragraph good writing or bad? The superior conqueror of England, displayed his triumph victory of the Battle of Hastings on a tapestry, called “The Bayeux Tapestry.” The tapestry explained the story of how William became king of England. Norman castles are shown in our tapestry, as its one of the best substantial defense systems used by the Normans. After William won the battle of Hastings, he needed to take order of his new kingdom. When William became king of England he was not control of all England, as some England cities such as London were still populated by Saxons. William’s army was forced to crush many rebellions to take over England. During century of 1069-70 was the time of the “Harrying of the North,” a period where William’s army moved north, burning villages, crops, destroying houses, murdering locals. Wooden castles were built later, but then re-developed into steel castles (wooden castles are flammable). The castles took affect after conquering new cities. They were built outside Saxon towns, to stop Saxons from raising an army and preventing rebellions. Defeated Saxons were forced to build the castles. The Saxons hated the Normans, as they were treated harshly and they took their land. Castles had been built on the best location. Normans added essential defense techniques for castles by having moats to prevent floods, mottes (large hill to prevent invaders from attacking), bridges, bailey (small village by castle), gateways, and archer towers. During war, and the battle of Hastings, the Normans had a unique defense tactic. Horses were dominant. A charging horse could drive a lance through an enemies shield, and extra height gave a knight a longer swing of its sword. Normans weld wooden shields, daggers, spears, crossbows, clubs, battle-axes, and javelins. They had specific soldiers; archers, knights, soldiers on foot, and attackers. Our tapestry and William’s tapestry included distinctive and unique symbols. One distinctive symbol is weapons, including swords, shields, and crossbows. These weapons were intimidating. it symbolized power of the army, strength, and resistance. A soldier is another symbol that expresses cooperation and group defense. Hawks are commonly shown in the tapestry, which represents freedom, and predator, or in other words power. Castles displayed represent the Norman community, intimidation, and defense. The symbol that was extremely useful was mighty sailboats, which symbolized transportation and to hold cargo. Another source of transportation was the symbol of a horse, which also helped soldiers to fight. A commonly repeated symbol was the livestock to feed the community, such as cows, pigs, sheep, and goat. Overall the Normans were omnipotent, and had productive defense tactics, which interested me to choose this topic. In my opinion I believe that the Normans had a masterful defense system, which allowed them to take over England, stop rebellions, and never allow England to be invaded again. The Normans war tactics influenced their technique to medieval clans, to neighboring countries, and today it gave us an idea of the Normans lifestyle, and how they managed to defend and keep their long lasting, English civilization.

how can i make this paragraph shorter? I can only make this one paragraph how can i make it shorter? The English king, William the Conqueror, achieved a decisive victory in the Battle of Hastings that is suggested from his depiction in "Bayeux Tapestry.” After William won the battle, he needed to take order of his new kingdom as some cities were still populated with Saxons. William’s army was forced to crush many rebellions to take over England. 1069-70 was the time of the “Harrying of the North,” a period where William’s army burned villages and murdered locals. After conquering a city, wooden castles were built outside Saxon towns to prevent rebellions. Defeated Saxons were forced to build the castles. The Saxons hated the Normans, as they were treated harshly and they took their land. During war, and the battle of Hastings, the Normans had a unique defense tactic. Horses were dominant. A charging horse gave a knight extra height and more power to lance a sword. Normans weld wooden shields, daggers, spears, crossbows, battle-axes, and javelins. Distinctive symbols are expressed in the tapestry. One distinctive symbol is weapons such as swords, shields, and crossbows which symbolized power and strength. In the tapestry, hawk represents a predator and power. Castles displayed represent the Norman community, intimidation, and defense. A useful symbol was the sailboats, which symbolized transportation and to hold cargo. Another transportation symbol was the horse, which also helped soldiers to fight. A common symbol was the livestock to feed the community, such as cows, pigs, sheep, and goat. Overall the Normans were omnipotent, and had productive defense tactics, which interested me to choose this topic. In my opinion I believe that the Normans had a masterful defense system, which allowed them to take over England, stop rebellions, and never allow England to be invaded again. The Normans war tactics influenced their technique to medieval clans, to neighboring countries, and today it gave us an idea of the Normans lifestyle, and understand that the English civilization will prevail.

how can i make this paragraph shorter? The English king, William the Conqueror, achieved a decisive victory in the Battle of Hastings which is suggested from his depiction in "Bayeux Tapestry.” After William won the battle, he needed to take order of his new kingdom as some cities were still populated with Saxons. William’s army was forced to crush many rebellions to take over England. 1069-70 was the time of the “Harrying of the North,” a period where William’s army burned villages and murdered locals. Wooden castles were built after conquering a city. They were built outside Saxon towns, to prevent rebellions. Defeated Saxons were forced to build the castles. The Saxons hated the Normans, as they were treated harshly and they took their land. During war, and the battle of Hastings, the Normans had a unique defense tactic. Horses were dominant. A charging horse gave a knight extra height and more power to lance a sword. Normans weld wooden shields, daggers, spears, crossbows, battle-axes, and javelins. Distinctive symbols are expressed in the tapestry. One distinctive symbol is weapons, including swords, shields, and crossbows. They symbolized power, strength, and strength. Soldiers, another symbol which express cooperation and group defense. Hawks are shown in the tapestry, which represents a predator and power. Castles displayed represent the Norman community, intimidation, and defense. A useful symbol was the sailboats, which symbolized transportation and to hold cargo. Another source of transportation was the symbol of a horse, which also helped soldiers to fight. A common symbol was the livestock to feed the community, such as cows, pigs, sheep, and goat. Overall the Normans were omnipotent, and had productive defense tactics, which interested me to choose this topic. In my opinion I believe that the Normans had a masterful defense system, which allowed them to take over England, stop rebellions, and never allow England to be invaded again. The Normans war tactics influenced their technique to medieval clans, to neighboring countries, and today it gave us an idea of the Normans lifestyle, and understand that the English civilization will prevail.

How can i make this paragraph shorter? o All Yahoo answer user this paragraph explains the Norman defence system, also is this paragraph good writing or bad? The superior conqueror of England, displayed his triumph victory of the Battle of Hastings on a tapestry, called “The Bayeux Tapestry.” The tapestry explained the story of how William became king of England. Norman castles are shown in our tapestry, as its one of the best substantial defense systems used by the Normans. After William won the battle of Hastings, he needed to take order of his new kingdom. When William became king of England he was not control of all England, as some England cities such as London were still populated by Saxons. William’s army was forced to crush many rebellions to take over England. During century of 1069-70 was the time of the “Harrying of the North,” a period where William’s army moved north, burning villages, crops, destroying houses, murdering locals. Wooden castles were built later, but then re-developed into steel castles (wooden castles are flammable). The castles took affect after conquering new cities. They were built outside Saxon towns, to stop Saxons from raising an army and preventing rebellions. Defeated Saxons were forced to build the castles. The Saxons hated the Normans, as they were treated harshly and they took their land. Castles had been built on the best location. Normans added essential defense techniques for castles by having moats to prevent floods, mottes (large hill to prevent invaders from attacking), bridges, bailey (small village by castle), gateways, and archer towers. During war, and the battle of Hastings, the Normans had a unique defense tactic. Horses were dominant. A charging horse could drive a lance through an enemies shield, and extra height gave a knight a longer swing of its sword. Normans weld wooden shields, daggers, spears, crossbows, clubs, battle-axes, and javelins. They had specific soldiers; archers, knights, soldiers on foot, and attackers. Our tapestry and William’s tapestry included distinctive and unique symbols. One distinctive symbol is weapons, including swords, shields, and crossbows. These weapons were intimidating. it symbolized power of the army, strength, and resistance. A soldier is another symbol that expresses cooperation and group defense. Hawks are commonly shown in the tapestry, which represents freedom, and predator, or in other words power. Castles displayed represent the Norman community, intimidation, and defense. The symbol that was extremely useful was mighty sailboats, which symbolized transportation and to hold cargo. Another source of transportation was the symbol of a horse, which also helped soldiers to fight. A commonly repeated symbol was the livestock to feed the community, such as cows, pigs, sheep, and goat. Overall the Normans were omnipotent, and had productive defense tactics, which interested me to choose this topic. In my opinion I believe that the Normans had a masterful defense system, which allowed them to take over England, stop rebellions, and never allow England to be invaded again. The Normans war tactics influenced their technique to medieval clans, to neighboring countries, and today it gave us an idea of the Normans lifestyle, and how they managed to defend and keep their long lasting, English civilization.

How can i make this paragraph shorter? I can only write this in one paragraph i cant make too, can someone help!!!! dont just say cut out words, im trying my best The superior conqueror of England, displayed his triumph victory of the battle of Hastings on the “Bayeux Tapestry.” The tapestry explained the story of how William became king of England. After William won the battle, he needed to take order of his new kingdom as some cities were still populated with Saxons. William’s army was forced to crush many rebellions to take over England. 1069-70 was the time of the “Harrying of the North,” a period where William’s army burned villages and murdered locals. Wooden castles were built after conquering a city. They were built outside Saxon towns, to prevent rebellions. Defeated Saxons were forced to build the castles. The Saxons hated the Normans, as they were treated harshly and they took their land. During war, and the battle of Hastings, the Normans had a unique defense tactic. Horses were dominant. A charging horse gave a knight extra height and more power to lance a sword. Normans weld wooden shields, daggers, spears, crossbows, battle-axes, and javelins. Distinctive symbols are expressed in the tapestry. One distinctive symbol is weapons, including swords, shields, and crossbows. They symbolized power, strength, and strength. Soldiers, another symbol which express cooperation and group defense. Hawks are shown in the tapestry, which represents a predator and power. Castles displayed represent the Norman community, intimidation, and defense. A useful symbol was the sailboats, which symbolized transportation and to hold cargo. Another source of transportation was the symbol of a horse, which also helped soldiers to fight. A common symbol was the livestock to feed the community, such as cows, pigs, sheep, and goat. Overall the Normans were omnipotent, and had productive defense tactics, which interested me to choose this topic. In my opinion I believe that the Normans had a masterful defense system, which allowed them to take over England, stop rebellions, and never allow England to be invaded again. The Normans war tactics influenced their technique to medieval clans, to neighboring countries, and today it gave us an idea of the Normans lifestyle, and understand that the English civilization will prevail.

How can i make this paragraph shorter? I can only make this into one paragraph is the limit, so how can i make this shorter, dont give me stupid answers The English king, William the Conqueror, achieved a decisive victory in the Battle of Hastings that is suggested from his depiction in "Bayeux Tapestry.” After William won the battle, he needed to take order of his new kingdom as some cities were still populated with Saxons. William’s army was forced to crush many rebellions to take over England. 1069-70 was the time of the “Harrying of the North,” a period where William’s army burned villages and murdered locals. After conquering a city, wooden castles were built outside Saxon towns to prevent rebellions. Defeated Saxons were forced to build the castles. The Saxons hated the Normans, as they were treated harshly and they took their land. During war, and the battle of Hastings, the Normans had a unique defense tactic. Horses were dominant. A charging horse gave a knight extra height and more power to lance a sword. Normans weld wooden shields, daggers, spears, crossbows, battle-axes, and javelins. Distinctive symbols are expressed in the tapestry. One distinctive symbol is weapons such as swords, shields, and crossbows which symbolized power and strength. In the tapestry, hawk represents a predator and power. Castles displayed represent the Norman community, intimidation, and defense. A useful symbol was the sailboats, which symbolized transportation and to hold cargo. Another transportation symbol was the horse, which also helped soldiers to fight. A common symbol was the livestock to feed the community, such as cows, pigs, sheep, and goat. Overall the Normans were omnipotent, and had productive defense tactics, which interested me to choose this topic. In my opinion I believe that the Normans had a masterful defense system, which allowed them to take over England, stop rebellions, and never allow England to be invaded again. The Normans war tactics influenced their technique to medieval clans, to neighboring countries, and today it gave us an idea of the Normans lifestyle, and understand that the English civilization will prevail.

How can i make this paragraph shorter? I can only write this in one paragraph i cant make too, can someone help!!!! dont just say cut out words, im trying my best The superior conqueror of England, displayed his triumph victory of the battle of Hastings on the “Bayeux Tapestry.” The tapestry explained the story of how William became king of England. After William won the battle, he needed to take order of his new kingdom as some cities were still populated with Saxons. William’s army was forced to crush many rebellions to take over England. 1069-70 was the time of the “Harrying of the North,” a period where William’s army burned villages and murdered locals. Wooden castles were built after conquering a city. They were built outside Saxon towns, to prevent rebellions. Defeated Saxons were forced to build the castles. The Saxons hated the Normans, as they were treated harshly and they took their land. During war, and the battle of Hastings, the Normans had a unique defense tactic. Horses were dominant. A charging horse gave a knight extra height and more power to lance a sword. Normans weld wooden shields, daggers, spears, crossbows, battle-axes, and javelins. Distinctive symbols are expressed in the tapestry. One distinctive symbol is weapons, including swords, shields, and crossbows. They symbolized power, strength, and strength. Soldiers, another symbol which express cooperation and group defense. Hawks are shown in the tapestry, which represents a predator and power. Castles displayed represent the Norman community, intimidation, and defense. A useful symbol was the sailboats, which symbolized transportation and to hold cargo. Another source of transportation was the symbol of a horse, which also helped soldiers to fight. A common symbol was the livestock to feed the community, such as cows, pigs, sheep, and goat. Overall the Normans were omnipotent, and had productive defense tactics, which interested me to choose this topic. In my opinion I believe that the Normans had a masterful defense system, which allowed them to take over England, stop rebellions, and never allow England to be invaded again. The Normans war tactics influenced their technique to medieval clans, to neighboring countries, and today it gave us an idea of the Normans lifestyle, and understand that the English civilization will prevail.

How can i make this paragraph shorter? The superior conqueror of England, displayed his triumph victory of the battle of Hastings on the “Bayeux Tapestry.” The tapestry explained the story of how William became king of England. After William won the battle of Hastings, he needed to take order of his new kingdom as some cities were still populated with Saxons. William’s army was forced to crush many rebellions to take over England. 1069-70 was the time of the “Harrying of the North,” a period where William’s army burned villages and murdered locals. Wooden castles were built after conquering a city, but then re-developed into steel castles (wooden castles are flammable). They were built outside Saxon towns, to prevent rebellions. Defeated Saxons were forced to build the castles. The Saxons hated the Normans, as they were treated harshly and they took their land. During war, and the battle of Hastings, the Normans had a unique defense tactic. Horses were dominant. A charging horse gave a knight extra height and more power to lance a sword. Normans weld wooden shields, daggers, spears, crossbows, battle-axes, and javelins. Distinctive symbols are expressed in the tapestry. One distinctive symbol is weapons, including swords, shields, and crossbows. These weapons were intimidating. It symbolized power of the army, strength, and resistance. A soldier is another symbol that expresses cooperation and group defense. Hawks are shown in the tapestry, which represents a predator and power. Castles displayed represent the Norman community, intimidation, and defense. A useful symbol was the mighty sailboats, which symbolized transportation and to hold cargo. Another source of transportation was the symbol of a horse, which also helped soldiers to fight. A common symbol was the livestock to feed the community, such as cows, pigs, sheep, and goat. Overall the Normans were omnipotent, and had productive defense tactics, which interested me to choose this topic. In my opinion I believe that the Normans had a masterful defense system, which allowed them to take over England, stop rebellions, and never allow England to be invaded again. The Normans war tactics influenced their technique to medieval clans, to neighboring countries, and today it gave us an idea of the Normans lifestyle, and understand that the English civilization will prevail.

how can i make this paragraph shorter? upid answers The English king, William the Conqueror, achieved a decisive victory in the Battle of Hastings that is suggested from his depiction in "Bayeux Tapestry.” After William won the battle, he needed to take order of his new kingdom as some cities were still populated with Saxons. William’s army was forced to crush many rebellions to take over England. 1069-70 was the time of the “Harrying of the North,” a period where William’s army burned villages and murdered locals. After conquering a city, wooden castles were built outside Saxon towns to prevent rebellions. Defeated Saxons were forced to build the castles. The Saxons hated the Normans, as they were treated harshly and they took their land. During war, and the battle of Hastings, the Normans had a unique defense tactic. Horses were dominant. A charging horse gave a knight extra height and more power to lance a sword. Normans weld wooden shields, daggers, spears, crossbows, battle-axes, and javelins. Distinctive symbols are expressed in the tapestry. One distinctive symbol is weapons such as swords, shields, and crossbows which symbolized power and strength. In the tapestry, hawk represents a predator and power. Castles displayed represent the Norman community, intimidation, and defense. A useful symbol was the sailboats, which symbolized transportation and to hold cargo. Another transportation symbol was the horse, which also helped soldiers to fight. A common symbol was the livestock to feed the community, such as cows, pigs, sheep, and goat. Overall the Normans were omnipotent, and had productive defense tactics, which interested me to choose this topic. In my opinion I believe that the Normans had a masterful defense system, which allowed them to take over England, stop rebellions, and never allow England to be invaded again. The Normans war tactics influenced their technique to medieval clans, to neighboring countries, and today it gave us an idea of the Normans lifestyle, and understand that the English civilization will prevail.

Am I a Clever Writer? Ok, I came up with these "random" (I don't know if that's the word) sentences, for English class. I know not ALL of them make sense, or are clever. So, can you please tell me which sentences I should keep and which sentences I should ditch? Here they are... I felt worse than Terry Fox when he read a joke of himself on a wrapper of Hubba Bubba. I felt worse than an 8 year old boy realizing all the Pokemon cards had sold out just a minute ago...to an 8th grade rock-fanatic. I felt dumber than that one kid who dressed up as Spiderman for the premiere of the Dark Knight. I felt dumber than a women who paid for an abortion before checking her pregnancy test results I feel more desperate than a pilot trying to take his aircraft off - in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. I felt more desperate than a girl who treats the rehab clinic as a dating centre – A great way to meet new people who are looking for a long-lasting relationship, this time with a person. I felt lazier than an Italian chef who hires a “cheese-grater”. I felt lazier than an overweight man who uses his dog as a “remote-fetcher”, you know, to get the remote from the table to his hands, where he can press the “on” button, ALL while his *** smothers his poor velvet sofa. I felt lazier than a man who uses his car to get to his neighbours house, you know, for “quicker and easier transportation”. I felt crazier than a middle-aged who refers to his TV has a "portal to another world".

History Help Please!!!? 8. The ICC was formed to (1 point) A) oversee railroad operations. B) control interstate commerce. C) make new transportation laws. D) regulate communication across state lines. 9. In the late 1800s, industrial workers (1 point) A) faced low wages and long hours in unsafe working conditions. B) took control of the factories in which they worked. C) collaborated with employers to reform labor laws. D) increased the amount of time they had available for recreation and leisure. 10. Which labor organization was founded first? (1 point) A) International Workers of the World B) American Federation of Labor C) American Railway Union D) Knights of Labor If you're not going to help, please don't answer, I don't need rude comments. Thanks! =)

Harry Potter vs Twilight? I have to do a comparative essay between both the books, mainly about the themes. So far i have death, immortality, transport, bloodsucking, food Twilight Death - Vampires - are they dead?, Bella + death Edward + deathHis parents dead. FoodBella's dad/Cullen's food/blood vegetarian lifestyle TransportationGroovy cars/Bella's truck, the motorbikes Harry Potter TwilightHarry Potter Death - Voldemort's fear of death + wish to live forever Food- Social events with food/deathday party Ron and food vs Harry and Dersley's food Transportation - Quiddich + broomsticks, flu powder, apparition, Knight bus, Train, Thestrals, flying car So far thats what i have, so i was wondering if there were any other themes which i could compare and contrast. Thanks in advance =] WTF? i posted this in books and authors. I'm really sorry for it ending up in this section