Why is the presence of frozen H20 important to future manned missions?
Q. I need help for a science essay. The full question is: Why is the presence of frozen H20 important to future manned missions and for the search of previous life and E.T. (Extra Terrestrial) life?
Asked by mfb1995 - Wed Mar 4 19:48:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Water is heavy, and if we had to take everything we need with us, exploration would be a LOT harder. Having water at the landing point makes things merely difficult rather than impossible. As for why it has to be frozen, the conditions for liquid water really don't exist on the Moon or Mars, not enough atmospheric pressure to keep it from boiling away.
Answered by Dvandom - Thu Mar 5 11:29:37 2009
Q. I need help for a science essay. The full question is: Why is the presence of frozen H20 important to future manned missions and for the search of previous life and E.T. (Extra Terrestrial) life?
Asked by mfb1995 - Wed Mar 4 19:48:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Water is heavy, and if we had to take everything we need with us, exploration would be a LOT harder. Having water at the landing point makes things merely difficult rather than impossible. As for why it has to be frozen, the conditions for liquid water really don't exist on the Moon or Mars, not enough atmospheric pressure to keep it from boiling away.
Answered by Dvandom - Thu Mar 5 11:29:37 2009
What does the presence of limestone indicate about an area's ancient history?
Q. What does the presence of limestone indicate about an area's ancient history? A. The land used to be an area of many volcanoes. B. Glaciers covered the land at one time. C. The land used to be much higher. D. Shallow seas once covered much of the land.
Asked by dez - Wed Nov 12 09:21:15 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Limestones indicate shallow warm seas at the time of deposition. Lime, CaCO3 is one of the odd substances that has its maximum solubility at low temperatures. As the water temperature goes up the solubility goes down and so the lime is precipitated- dropped out of solution. Shallow seas are more easily warmed by sun light and do not have much mixing from cold water at depth. (ANother note. Limestones also usually form a some distance from the coast. Near the coast the denser sediments drop out, the soluble lime is carried farther away from shore. This tends to show the original was shallow to a considerable distance from shore.)
Answered by dougger - Wed Nov 12 09:34:39 2008
Q. What does the presence of limestone indicate about an area's ancient history? A. The land used to be an area of many volcanoes. B. Glaciers covered the land at one time. C. The land used to be much higher. D. Shallow seas once covered much of the land.
Asked by dez - Wed Nov 12 09:21:15 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Limestones indicate shallow warm seas at the time of deposition. Lime, CaCO3 is one of the odd substances that has its maximum solubility at low temperatures. As the water temperature goes up the solubility goes down and so the lime is precipitated- dropped out of solution. Shallow seas are more easily warmed by sun light and do not have much mixing from cold water at depth. (ANother note. Limestones also usually form a some distance from the coast. Near the coast the denser sediments drop out, the soluble lime is carried farther away from shore. This tends to show the original was shallow to a considerable distance from shore.)
Answered by dougger - Wed Nov 12 09:34:39 2008
Psychologically speaking, Do you think the presence of armed forces can cause people to kill others?
Q. Especially in places of the world where there is no real law or judicial organisation... Does the presence of armed forces give the impression upon the unsuspecting populace of such a country or state that an armed force is required in order to deal with the problems present in their society? Would this give people the idea that it would be necessary to kill those they see as problem-causers, while looking at themselves as problem-solvers?
Asked by bio-rogue - Tue Sep 22 03:42:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As far as I know, in certain hot spots of the world military forces are used as a means of establishing security in a given zone. They are armed because they have to be able to defend themselves. UN peace keeping forces aren't armed or at least they weren't before 911.
Answered by Lady ME Styles - Tue Sep 22 03:55:08 2009
Q. Especially in places of the world where there is no real law or judicial organisation... Does the presence of armed forces give the impression upon the unsuspecting populace of such a country or state that an armed force is required in order to deal with the problems present in their society? Would this give people the idea that it would be necessary to kill those they see as problem-causers, while looking at themselves as problem-solvers?
Asked by bio-rogue - Tue Sep 22 03:42:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As far as I know, in certain hot spots of the world military forces are used as a means of establishing security in a given zone. They are armed because they have to be able to defend themselves. UN peace keeping forces aren't armed or at least they weren't before 911.
Answered by Lady ME Styles - Tue Sep 22 03:55:08 2009
What is the chemical used to determine any presence of blood?
Q. I saw it from the famous CSI tv series.. The CSI will spill the chemical to a cotton bud and swap it to where they want to test for blood presence. If there a blood, the cotton bud will turn co pink color.. Where can we get the chemical?
Asked by suh4ila - Tue Apr 18 06:09:43 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. luminol, why would you need it?
Answered by lonewolf - Tue Apr 18 06:12:10 2006
Q. I saw it from the famous CSI tv series.. The CSI will spill the chemical to a cotton bud and swap it to where they want to test for blood presence. If there a blood, the cotton bud will turn co pink color.. Where can we get the chemical?
Asked by suh4ila - Tue Apr 18 06:09:43 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. luminol, why would you need it?
Answered by lonewolf - Tue Apr 18 06:12:10 2006
What constitutes the times of refreshing from the presence of the Lord?
Q. Acts 3:19-20 (21st Century King James Version) 19 Repent ye therefore and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out when the times of refreshing shall come from the presence of the Lord. 20 Then He shall send Jesus Christ, who before was preached unto you, How does the Lord refresh you and what else do we know about this? Thanks.
Asked by Marj pray4revival - Thu Jun 10 01:29:30 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What constitutes refreshing is ministered by the Holy Spirit, the refreshing brought upon by the anointing the Living Water of the Spirit
Answered by Jay - Sat Jun 12 12:48:38 2010
Q. Acts 3:19-20 (21st Century King James Version) 19 Repent ye therefore and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out when the times of refreshing shall come from the presence of the Lord. 20 Then He shall send Jesus Christ, who before was preached unto you, How does the Lord refresh you and what else do we know about this? Thanks.
Asked by Marj pray4revival - Thu Jun 10 01:29:30 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What constitutes refreshing is ministered by the Holy Spirit, the refreshing brought upon by the anointing the Living Water of the Spirit
Answered by Jay - Sat Jun 12 12:48:38 2010
Is the presence of house centipedes a sign that there may be a termite problem?
Q. I bought a house last fall and now that it's getting warm I'm seeing quite a few of these buggers crawling around. I heard they're good because they eat termites and other unwanted insects, but now I'm wondering if their presence is indicating a problem.
Asked by dullerd - Wed Apr 23 17:17:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My aunt had those as well...the exterminator told her no and that it is nothing to worry about; that it is "natural" because it is an older house. However, I wish I could provide you more precise information...I hope this is helpful regardless.
Answered by Namine - Wed Apr 23 18:16:41 2008
Q. I bought a house last fall and now that it's getting warm I'm seeing quite a few of these buggers crawling around. I heard they're good because they eat termites and other unwanted insects, but now I'm wondering if their presence is indicating a problem.
Asked by dullerd - Wed Apr 23 17:17:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My aunt had those as well...the exterminator told her no and that it is nothing to worry about; that it is "natural" because it is an older house. However, I wish I could provide you more precise information...I hope this is helpful regardless.
Answered by Namine - Wed Apr 23 18:16:41 2008
How to conduct simple laboratory tests to conclude the presence of ammonium ions?
Q. Chemistry HW: Ammonia and nitric acid can react to form ammonium nitrate which can be used as an explosive. A terrorist was suspected of carrying a sample of ammonium nitrate up a plane. Suggest how the police can conduct simple laboratory tests to conclude the presence of ammonium ions.
Asked by Jonzz - Fri Jun 18 21:53:03 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NH4+(aq) + strong base (e.g. NaOH) ---> NH3(g) + H2O(l) It's simple! Use litmus test for NH3(g) evolution. Dissolve your suspected sample in water in a test tube and add NaOH. Your sample contains Nh4+ if ammonia gas (NH3) should evolve according to the above reaction. Heat the solution while placing a piece of moist red litmus just above the opening of the test tube. If NH3 (a base) is present, your red litmus must turn to blue.
Answered by Flongkoy - Fri Jun 18 23:18:46 2010
Q. Chemistry HW: Ammonia and nitric acid can react to form ammonium nitrate which can be used as an explosive. A terrorist was suspected of carrying a sample of ammonium nitrate up a plane. Suggest how the police can conduct simple laboratory tests to conclude the presence of ammonium ions.
Asked by Jonzz - Fri Jun 18 21:53:03 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NH4+(aq) + strong base (e.g. NaOH) ---> NH3(g) + H2O(l) It's simple! Use litmus test for NH3(g) evolution. Dissolve your suspected sample in water in a test tube and add NaOH. Your sample contains Nh4+ if ammonia gas (NH3) should evolve according to the above reaction. Heat the solution while placing a piece of moist red litmus just above the opening of the test tube. If NH3 (a base) is present, your red litmus must turn to blue.
Answered by Flongkoy - Fri Jun 18 23:18:46 2010
How can the presence of an ion in a solution be detected?
Q. How can the presence of an ion in a solution be detected? If a reaction produces an insoluble salt, what will you notice happening in the test tube?
Asked by doncooperjuan - Sun Oct 15 16:53:37 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The presence of an ion can be determined by adding the cation or anion that will form an insoluble salt. Then you will see the salt crash out of solution in the bottom of the test tube. For example: If you have sulfate ion in an aqueous solution, adding an aqueous calcium carbonate solution will cause the Ca+ ions from calcium carbonate and the S04-2 ions to form an insoluble salt (calcium sulfate) that will crash out in the bottom of the test tube.
Answered by imsurroundedbyidiots - Sun Oct 15 17:01:11 2006
Q. How can the presence of an ion in a solution be detected? If a reaction produces an insoluble salt, what will you notice happening in the test tube?
Asked by doncooperjuan - Sun Oct 15 16:53:37 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The presence of an ion can be determined by adding the cation or anion that will form an insoluble salt. Then you will see the salt crash out of solution in the bottom of the test tube. For example: If you have sulfate ion in an aqueous solution, adding an aqueous calcium carbonate solution will cause the Ca+ ions from calcium carbonate and the S04-2 ions to form an insoluble salt (calcium sulfate) that will crash out in the bottom of the test tube.
Answered by imsurroundedbyidiots - Sun Oct 15 17:01:11 2006
How would the presence of cocaine in the blood stream effect a suicide investigation?
Q. More specifically: if some guy committed suicide and it was absolutely obvious to the police that it wasn't foul play, how would the presence of cocaine in his blood stream and the discovery of a small amount of it found among his possessions effect the inquiry? The reason I need this information is because I'm writing a screenplay for a movie I'm going to shoot. The guy wasn't high when he jumped, so the drugs have nothing to do with his death. His parents are dead, he has no wife or children, no friends and he doesn't work. Would the police not close the case until they found out where the drugs came from? Would they launch a separate inquiry? Would they not care because the drugs are irrelevant to his death? Thank you very much.
Asked by Cozza - Sat Jul 5 07:26:35 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They would close the case after doing small investigation of the evidence. The investigators would have no problem as to justify this suicide after the medical examines rules suicide. Good luck.
Answered by m b - Sat Jul 5 07:32:10 2008
Q. More specifically: if some guy committed suicide and it was absolutely obvious to the police that it wasn't foul play, how would the presence of cocaine in his blood stream and the discovery of a small amount of it found among his possessions effect the inquiry? The reason I need this information is because I'm writing a screenplay for a movie I'm going to shoot. The guy wasn't high when he jumped, so the drugs have nothing to do with his death. His parents are dead, he has no wife or children, no friends and he doesn't work. Would the police not close the case until they found out where the drugs came from? Would they launch a separate inquiry? Would they not care because the drugs are irrelevant to his death? Thank you very much.
Asked by Cozza - Sat Jul 5 07:26:35 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They would close the case after doing small investigation of the evidence. The investigators would have no problem as to justify this suicide after the medical examines rules suicide. Good luck.
Answered by m b - Sat Jul 5 07:32:10 2008
What is the alternative mechanism that might accomplish the presence of carbon recycling on earth?
Q. Please, help me with the Physical science class question. Here's the full question, if mine sounds complicated. The presence of carbon recycling on Earth (as a buffer against a faint early Sun and excessive temperature later) might strike some as a "just right" scenario. Can you propose an alternative mechanism that might accomplish the same things elsewhere?
Asked by Leona - Mon May 11 06:02:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure about the question but as most life on earth is referred to as "carbon based", I can say that the decomposition of carbon, the absorption of carbon by plant life and its journey through the life cycle, and the dissolving of excess carbon in the oceans all have seem to have a stabilizing effect but this is just an observation of chemical interactions that could be thrown into chaos by a number of factors and may not be stabilizing at all but simply evidence that we have reached a measurable equilibrium. Carbon is so common that it is hard to imagine another mechanism based on the same percentages of the same elements that seem to be common in the universe, but varying temperatures and light have a way or revealing other… [cont.]
Answered by smrtrthnu - Mon May 11 06:22:29 2009
Q. Please, help me with the Physical science class question. Here's the full question, if mine sounds complicated. The presence of carbon recycling on Earth (as a buffer against a faint early Sun and excessive temperature later) might strike some as a "just right" scenario. Can you propose an alternative mechanism that might accomplish the same things elsewhere?
Asked by Leona - Mon May 11 06:02:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure about the question but as most life on earth is referred to as "carbon based", I can say that the decomposition of carbon, the absorption of carbon by plant life and its journey through the life cycle, and the dissolving of excess carbon in the oceans all have seem to have a stabilizing effect but this is just an observation of chemical interactions that could be thrown into chaos by a number of factors and may not be stabilizing at all but simply evidence that we have reached a measurable equilibrium. Carbon is so common that it is hard to imagine another mechanism based on the same percentages of the same elements that seem to be common in the universe, but varying temperatures and light have a way or revealing other… [cont.]
Answered by smrtrthnu - Mon May 11 06:22:29 2009
How does the presence of an osmotically active solute affect osmosis? What happens to the rate of osmosis if y?
Q. How does the presence of an osmotically active solute affect osmosis? What happens to the rate of osmosis if you increase the concentration of an osmotically active solute inside a semi-permeable membrane?
Asked by Ho - Fri Oct 16 01:40:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An osmotically active solute is one that actually causes osmosis to occur. If you increase the concentration of an osmotically active solute on one side of a semipermeable membrane, the rate of osmosis will increase, since the water concentration gradient will become steeper...
Answered by Asst Prof - Fri Oct 16 02:51:43 2009
Q. How does the presence of an osmotically active solute affect osmosis? What happens to the rate of osmosis if you increase the concentration of an osmotically active solute inside a semi-permeable membrane?
Asked by Ho - Fri Oct 16 01:40:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An osmotically active solute is one that actually causes osmosis to occur. If you increase the concentration of an osmotically active solute on one side of a semipermeable membrane, the rate of osmosis will increase, since the water concentration gradient will become steeper...
Answered by Asst Prof - Fri Oct 16 02:51:43 2009
Do you think the presence of armed forces can cause people to kill others?
Q. Especially in places of the world where there is no real law or judicial organisation... Does the presence of armed forces give the impression upon the unsuspecting populace of such a country or state that an armed force is required in order to deal with this problems present in their society? Would this give people the idea that it would be necessary to kill those they see as problem-causers, while looking at themselves as problem-solvers? Hypothetically speaking, of course.
Asked by bio-rogue - Tue Sep 22 03:33:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you are confusing cause and effect. A country which has become so unstable that it needs a military intervention has passed the point where murder is not accepted. I can't think a military intervention (not invasion) which occured before rampant violence and killing. In places like Korea, Iraq, Afghanistan, the killing had become an ordinary part of life.
Answered by JohnZ - Wed Sep 23 15:01:00 2009
Q. Especially in places of the world where there is no real law or judicial organisation... Does the presence of armed forces give the impression upon the unsuspecting populace of such a country or state that an armed force is required in order to deal with this problems present in their society? Would this give people the idea that it would be necessary to kill those they see as problem-causers, while looking at themselves as problem-solvers? Hypothetically speaking, of course.
Asked by bio-rogue - Tue Sep 22 03:33:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you are confusing cause and effect. A country which has become so unstable that it needs a military intervention has passed the point where murder is not accepted. I can't think a military intervention (not invasion) which occured before rampant violence and killing. In places like Korea, Iraq, Afghanistan, the killing had become an ordinary part of life.
Answered by JohnZ - Wed Sep 23 15:01:00 2009
What does it mean when a white dove appears in your presence?
Q. My mom is very supersticious and today she went to backyard and saw a white dove on our wall. I went back there like 10 minutes later and it was still there. What does that mean when it just comes to your house or its in your presence out of no-where?
Asked by Hollywood Kidd - Sat Jul 12 19:12:09 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it means a white dove appeared in your presence duh
Answered by Amy A - Sat Jul 12 19:16:23 2008
Q. My mom is very supersticious and today she went to backyard and saw a white dove on our wall. I went back there like 10 minutes later and it was still there. What does that mean when it just comes to your house or its in your presence out of no-where?
Asked by Hollywood Kidd - Sat Jul 12 19:12:09 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it means a white dove appeared in your presence duh
Answered by Amy A - Sat Jul 12 19:16:23 2008
Is it actually possible to sense the presence of God and what is the difference between sensing and imagining?
Q. My sister who is a born-again Christian says that Man can sense the presence of God. I am 52 years old and want to believe in God but I have never once sensed the presence of God. Also, as I stated before, what is the difference between genuinely sensing the presence of God and imagining that you sense the presence of God?
Asked by James McCarthy - Tue Aug 11 12:24:09 2009 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope. It is impossible to sense the presence of an imaginary being. Claiming to have the ability to do so is not a good sign of mental stability.
Answered by Gruz - Tue Aug 11 12:27:01 2009
Q. My sister who is a born-again Christian says that Man can sense the presence of God. I am 52 years old and want to believe in God but I have never once sensed the presence of God. Also, as I stated before, what is the difference between genuinely sensing the presence of God and imagining that you sense the presence of God?
Asked by James McCarthy - Tue Aug 11 12:24:09 2009 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope. It is impossible to sense the presence of an imaginary being. Claiming to have the ability to do so is not a good sign of mental stability.
Answered by Gruz - Tue Aug 11 12:27:01 2009
What happens to hydrogen in the presence of platinum?
Q. I know that hydrogen is adsorbed onto the surface of platinum, but is it still molecular hydrogen (H2), or does it break up into hydrogen atoms (H ), for example? I know that hydrogen adds across a carbon-carbon double bond, how can it do this if it's still molecular hydrogen? Are there any other reactions that hydrogen can take part in, in the presence of platinum, other than adding across a carbon-carbon double bond? If hydrogen does break up into hydrogen radicals, is it free to react with anything else which may be present in solution?
Asked by Superdude - Thu Nov 6 12:59:22 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Great Q. H2 adsorbs on the surface of Pt, then dissociates into H atoms which bond to surface Pt atoms but can skate around from one site to another. The alkene is also chemically adsorbed onto the Pt surface, using its pi-electrons. We then have the reactions Surface H + C2H4 --> surface C2H5 Surface C2H5 + surface H --> Gaseous C2H6 The reaction is not so much of free radical reaction, as the addition of "Pt-H" across the double bond (compare the addition of H-Br) In solution, H2 bubbled over finely divided Pt gives the famous "platinum electrode", which catalyses redox equilibria involving H2 and H+: H2 <==> 2 surface H surface H + H2O <==> H3O+ + e- on Pt This electron can be transferred to reducible species in solution, or… [cont.]
Answered by Paul B - Fri Nov 7 05:59:58 2008
Q. I know that hydrogen is adsorbed onto the surface of platinum, but is it still molecular hydrogen (H2), or does it break up into hydrogen atoms (H ), for example? I know that hydrogen adds across a carbon-carbon double bond, how can it do this if it's still molecular hydrogen? Are there any other reactions that hydrogen can take part in, in the presence of platinum, other than adding across a carbon-carbon double bond? If hydrogen does break up into hydrogen radicals, is it free to react with anything else which may be present in solution?
Asked by Superdude - Thu Nov 6 12:59:22 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Great Q. H2 adsorbs on the surface of Pt, then dissociates into H atoms which bond to surface Pt atoms but can skate around from one site to another. The alkene is also chemically adsorbed onto the Pt surface, using its pi-electrons. We then have the reactions Surface H + C2H4 --> surface C2H5 Surface C2H5 + surface H --> Gaseous C2H6 The reaction is not so much of free radical reaction, as the addition of "Pt-H" across the double bond (compare the addition of H-Br) In solution, H2 bubbled over finely divided Pt gives the famous "platinum electrode", which catalyses redox equilibria involving H2 and H+: H2 <==> 2 surface H surface H + H2O <==> H3O+ + e- on Pt This electron can be transferred to reducible species in solution, or… [cont.]
Answered by Paul B - Fri Nov 7 05:59:58 2008
What is the connection between the presence of oxygen on the planet, and the development of organisms?
Q. What is the connect between the presence of oxygen on the planet, and the development of organisms that live on land?
Asked by goodg11223 - Mon Mar 17 00:11:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There was no oxygen at the beginning. Oxygen is produced by cyanobacteria. The first organisms lived in water. Later plants invaded land and produced more oxygen. Amphibians are the first animal that invaded the land. It took the devlopment of lungs to be successful living on land.
Answered by OKIM IM - Mon Mar 17 00:14:12 2008
Q. What is the connect between the presence of oxygen on the planet, and the development of organisms that live on land?
Asked by goodg11223 - Mon Mar 17 00:11:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There was no oxygen at the beginning. Oxygen is produced by cyanobacteria. The first organisms lived in water. Later plants invaded land and produced more oxygen. Amphibians are the first animal that invaded the land. It took the devlopment of lungs to be successful living on land.
Answered by OKIM IM - Mon Mar 17 00:14:12 2008
How can I expand my web presence through sites like you tube?
Q. I am building an online shopping mall. I have very limited knowledge of internet and web presence. I have read, as well as having been told that you tube and some of the other social sites were terrific for "spreading the word" so to speak, but I have no idea how I would even approach such an idea. Any suggestions would be more than welcome. Maybe I should clarify my question. By expand my presence, I mean to reach more people, not to make larger. Thanks for your answer though.
Asked by bhs2paint - Wed Dec 9 20:26:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Spam advertisements every where you can.
Answered by Kevin Fuck - Wed Dec 9 20:47:19 2009
Q. I am building an online shopping mall. I have very limited knowledge of internet and web presence. I have read, as well as having been told that you tube and some of the other social sites were terrific for "spreading the word" so to speak, but I have no idea how I would even approach such an idea. Any suggestions would be more than welcome. Maybe I should clarify my question. By expand my presence, I mean to reach more people, not to make larger. Thanks for your answer though.
Asked by bhs2paint - Wed Dec 9 20:26:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Spam advertisements every where you can.
Answered by Kevin Fuck - Wed Dec 9 20:47:19 2009
How do I change my legal presence from my H2B visa to my tourist visa?
Q. If I have both valid tourist and H2B visas, and entered the US with the H2B visa which is expiring soon, how can I change my legal presence to the tourist visa and keep on staying legally in the US?
Asked by shay n - Fri Dec 12 03:27:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. you would have to apply to change your status through USCIS before your H2b visa expires. check out uscis.gov for information and forms.
Answered by George L - Fri Dec 12 04:09:17 2008
Q. If I have both valid tourist and H2B visas, and entered the US with the H2B visa which is expiring soon, how can I change my legal presence to the tourist visa and keep on staying legally in the US?
Asked by shay n - Fri Dec 12 03:27:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. you would have to apply to change your status through USCIS before your H2b visa expires. check out uscis.gov for information and forms.
Answered by George L - Fri Dec 12 04:09:17 2008
How can Britain convince Canada to help maintain Britain's strong internation presence?
Q. We take on the role of British foreign officials. We are trying to convince Canada to help Britain maintain a strong internation presence. Can someone give me ten key points to how we can convince Canada to continue to help Britain after it had became its own country? international*
Asked by littleasiangirl - Sun Sep 30 16:39:53 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Through the use of 'soft power'... you can find many examples by researching that.
Answered by BeachBum - Thu Oct 4 16:20:05 2007
Q. We take on the role of British foreign officials. We are trying to convince Canada to help Britain maintain a strong internation presence. Can someone give me ten key points to how we can convince Canada to continue to help Britain after it had became its own country? international*
Asked by littleasiangirl - Sun Sep 30 16:39:53 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Through the use of 'soft power'... you can find many examples by researching that.
Answered by BeachBum - Thu Oct 4 16:20:05 2007
is the presence of buyer is necessary for registering property in Kerala?
Q. I wish to purchase some property in kerala. I want to know if my presence is essencial for registering it in my name.
Asked by krishna - Thu Sep 24 02:47:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I wish to purchase some property in kerala. I want to know if my presence is essencial for registering it in my name.
Asked by krishna - Thu Sep 24 02:47:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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