RedWolfEyes196 asked:

I’m curious about everyone’s opinion. There is no right or wrong answer.
please give me a response with examples ^-^

Stefanie Z asked:


i really need it now for our research work.. i failed to searchit from the net coz’ there’s no specific answers.. so i am looking forward for your response..
tanx for those who will give and share information regarding this matter.. (^^,)

flgiirl_leilani asked:


I don’t own any power tools. She is 5 and has to “wear” it for a parade. I have a few cardboard boxes, regular stapler, computer paper, school glue… not much .. maybe there are other things I haven’t thought of. It’s due by this Friday but I don’t get home until 7pm each night.
Also, it doesn’t have to fly… only requirement is that she wears it.

Rainbow Kitties asked:


Like if you were going to dig in the ground, what tools you you use? I need specifics like shovel, gloves, anything. Please help this is for a homework project.

Doodles_94 asked:


I am doing a project that requirs materials and tools needed for the apothecary job of the 18th century! PLEASE help!
I will give 10 points for the best answer. My friend and I are doing a replica of how it would be. We will dress up and do a little show type thing for school.

i <3 jacob black asked:

What tools could you make out of natural resources in the forest?

BlckBuddafly asked:


in addition to guiding a products design and construction can facilitate the products use and maintenance for instance specifications is a computer manual include the products performance limits or ratings its power requirements work or processing or storage capacity environment requirements the makeup of key parts etc product support literature for appliances power tools and other items routinely contains ratings to help readers select a good operating environment or replace worn or defective parts.
DO NOT CROSS OUT OR CHANGE ANY WORDS

lala love asked:


1.practice of a religion
2.use of metals for tools and weapons
3.construction of walls for defense
4.production of an agricultural surplus

Insanity asked:

this is my ncea lvl 2… which is the equal to grade 12 in the states. homework. we had to make an interview, such as what you would see in a magazine, with whoever u want…..

As this dreaded haired and unwashed sorry excuse for a 21st century man glide his way over to me, I admit I found myself repressing gags under his appearance and stench. He reaches out to shake his hand with mine, and as he does so I notice his yellow fingernails that are thicker than smaller men’s fingers and as long as any guitar pick. The man is wearing ripped blue jeans, which were slowly turning brown due to the steady amounts of mud and dirt which find refuge on these never washed articles. His chapped lips open as he utters words along the lines of a greeting to me. The exact words are lost to me as I am focusing too much on the few stained brown teeth he has left.

Like many of us, John Butler was drawn to music in his very young years. Like most of us he was drawn to picking up the guitar. However our obsessions of becoming our on stage heroes, are ones we usually never follow or forget about. For John his obsessions never died, leading to the man standing before me now who arm is not complete without a guitar in his hand. I introduce myself. Then ask him a few boring questions I’m sure he’s heard 100times before. He smiles at this, but answers each with more respect than it deserves. “I was attracted to the guitar from before I can remember, but didn’t ever play a note until I was 8” I look to move onto my next question. Which if I ever asked it, would have been; did you ever have lessons or just teach yourself. However I never asked this question as John Butler interrupted before I could. “What you really should ask is when I really picked up music, the guitars a mere tool music’s the art form, and music’s the important part.”

Johns obviously deeper in character as an artist then I first thought and although he certainly looks the part he insists “don’t call me hippie ‘cause the way that I look”, and once you talk to him it really becomes quite apparent that his looks are functional rather then for appearance. He explains to me. “My fingernails take hours of work to get them this way”. He puts a paint thickener on them everyday, which strengthens the nail beyond that of any nail should perhaps. He also grows them so they are an inch out from his fingertip. “1 inch the perfect length for any pick” why are guitar picks so important to the length of his fingernails? Because he uses each nail as if it were one.

Although from first impressions you could be forgiven for thinking Johns life is incredibly non-stressful. John finds himself among the world’s busiest people. As well as independently songwriting all songs for the John Butler Trio, he also produces every album release. He tours the world constantly, and at the same time is protesting strongly against the mining of uranium in Australia. How he manages to keep up with all of this is “a mystery even for myself, but I guess you just always find time for the things your dedicated to”. And it’s the political message he preaches that john cares for most. The message of unity between you and the people in your direct life, and between you and all people on this earth. Of peace with your social and ecological environments. And of harmony between all things great and small. Why he says, he choose to include a pamphlet, in his latest album release about the effects of uranium mining in Australia. “The whole process uses 20million liters of water a day, water we just don’t have to spare for a mineral, when are people are not getting enough clean water in the areas mined everyday.” On top of this he is also petitioning to the Australian and international governments about climate change and racism issues. As is responsible for Australia changing so they now source there cement from a more reliable source, halving the carbon dioxide emissions construction of Australian roads use to release into our atmosphere. “I just do what I can, because I can do it.”

John Butler is obviously more than what first meets the eye. He may appear to some as an unwashed hippie. He appears so others as simply a brilliant guitarist and song writer. But what he truly is, is a preacher, who articulates his words though the medium of spoken word, as well as music. Suggesting proof to the age old saying ‘don’t judge a book’ or in this case a man ‘by its cover’

its just a first draft, but iv run outa time to add more…..
what mark would you give this?

marta_notaro asked:


Queer theory isn’t a theory in the classical meaning of this word.
Queer theory isn’t, and don’t want to be, any of closed descriptions of sexuality. It’s not defining the meanig of therms like femininity, masculinity, homosexuality and related. It wants to destabilisate meaning of seksuality, which was described by a culture. Queer theory is showing ambiguity of terms like sex, seksuality: it’s proving their meaningless. This theory shows that every stable patterns of “femininity”, “masculinity” or another “sexual patterns” are only a cultural construction. Their stability is a result of some violence process:
-mechanisms of subjugation ( which are made by producing in our minds “I” that is subordinated to cultural “norm” and be a aurorepresion and self-control tool),
or
-blocking (putting yourself at the box of terms like femininity, masculinity, homosexuality)
In recent years queer theory has come to be used differently, sometimes as an umbrella term for a coalition of culturally marginal sexual self-identifications
We display 5 sexual orientations: (…)
We display those gender identity: (…)
It questions heteronormative world
It disorders binary of thinking
not definition is a power of queer theory
Now “excluded” have a voice, they’re talking about culture and social reports from their own perspective.
How to describe something which doesn’t exist? Don’t describe.
Describe in this the way which will destabilize terms like “femininity”, “masculinity”, “sexuality” and show that those terms mean something only to bound.
Finally, Queer theory is a anty- and –post- theory, which shows that queer is a space without a meaning, which unfortunetelly mean from the cultural, normative grant. Queer theory ia anty- and –post- theory, which bigotedly, with fire in the eyes destroys, annihilates its own study objects. And how to call it a theory?
queer - originally a synonym for “odd” or “unusual,” the word evolved into an anti-gay insult in the last century, only to be reclaimed by defiant gay and lesbian activists who chanted: “We’re here, we’re queer, get used to it.”
Now “queer” is sneaking into the mainstream — and taking on a hipster edge as a way to describe any sexual orientation beyond straight.
Queer theory embraces the notion of identity - what is culturally seen as normal versus subversive. Theorists claim that identities are not fixed - they cannot be categorized and labeled - because identities consist of many varied components and that to categorize by one characteristic is wrong. Queer theorists argue that everybody should be classed as an individual identity and not put in the collective basket of feminists or colored or the like.
For polish ears „queer theory” sounds so eleganty, particularly for those who doesn’t know the meanig of this phrase. Among polish experts accepted was translation “queer” as “odmieniec”. It saves the main meaning „queer” as “dziwny”, “odmienny” and shows pejoration of this word: “odmieniec” as “dziwak”.