Lifetime Answers
Is it possible to purchase a lifetime fishing license for the state of Indiana?
Q. I want to get this for my dad for fathers day. I thought that someone had said that they got rid of lifetime licenses. Thank You!
Asked by crazykanne3221 - Tue Jun 7 22:24:12 2011 - Fishing - 2 Answers - Comments
A. According to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, it doesn't look like it.
Answered by Grand Master Basser r - Tue Jun 7 22:29:33 2011
Q. I want to get this for my dad for fathers day. I thought that someone had said that they got rid of lifetime licenses. Thank You!
Asked by crazykanne3221 - Tue Jun 7 22:24:12 2011 - Fishing - 2 Answers - Comments
A. According to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, it doesn't look like it.
Answered by Grand Master Basser r - Tue Jun 7 22:29:33 2011
What is that lifetime movie about a stalker and two sisters?
Q. What is the name of the lifetime movie where a woman is dating a man but then breaks up with him and he starts to stalk her, and then her sister who is a florist falls for him and at the end he ends up holding the original sister hostage along with her new husband and after letting them go he commits suicide?
Asked by JennyK - Sun Nov 1 19:51:48 2009 - Movies - 4 Answers - Comments
A. In My Sister's Shadow w/ Nancy Mc Keon Joan Connor is a lonely florist who falls for her little sister's ex, even though he is stalking the younger woman.
Answered by Lorellyn - Mon Nov 2 09:02:18 2009
Q. What is the name of the lifetime movie where a woman is dating a man but then breaks up with him and he starts to stalk her, and then her sister who is a florist falls for him and at the end he ends up holding the original sister hostage along with her new husband and after letting them go he commits suicide?
Asked by JennyK - Sun Nov 1 19:51:48 2009 - Movies - 4 Answers - Comments
A. In My Sister's Shadow w/ Nancy Mc Keon Joan Connor is a lonely florist who falls for her little sister's ex, even though he is stalking the younger woman.
Answered by Lorellyn - Mon Nov 2 09:02:18 2009
Can I claim a Lifetime Learning Credit and a business deduction for work-related education?
Q. I have nearly $15,000 in education expenses for 2009. Can I use $10,000 of that expense towards the Lifetime Learning credit to get the maximum, and then use the remaining $5000 to claim a business deduction for work-related education for which I qualify? I can't get a clear answer.
Asked by Joe D - Thu Feb 11 14:34:56 2010 - United States - 3 Answers - Comments
A. first of all there is a limit on the Lifetime Credit and I believe $1000 exceeds that and I don't understand your business, work related education, you can't get a clear answer because your question is not clear and $15000 in education credits seems unreasonably high
Answered by tro - Thu Feb 11 16:14:51 2010
Q. I have nearly $15,000 in education expenses for 2009. Can I use $10,000 of that expense towards the Lifetime Learning credit to get the maximum, and then use the remaining $5000 to claim a business deduction for work-related education for which I qualify? I can't get a clear answer.
Asked by Joe D - Thu Feb 11 14:34:56 2010 - United States - 3 Answers - Comments
A. first of all there is a limit on the Lifetime Credit and I believe $1000 exceeds that and I don't understand your business, work related education, you can't get a clear answer because your question is not clear and $15000 in education credits seems unreasonably high
Answered by tro - Thu Feb 11 16:14:51 2010
What is the difference between lifetime activities and individualized fitness?
Q. I'm about to enter high school and I need to choose a gym elective. I decided not to choose team sports, so my other options are lifetime activities or individualized fitness. What do you do in each one, and which one do you prefer is more fun?
Asked by Rose - Sat Apr 9 18:44:49 2011 - Other - Education - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Ask the school what the content of each course is, then you know what you are choosing from.
Answered by rosie recipe - Sun Apr 17 17:39:02 2011
Q. I'm about to enter high school and I need to choose a gym elective. I decided not to choose team sports, so my other options are lifetime activities or individualized fitness. What do you do in each one, and which one do you prefer is more fun?
Asked by Rose - Sat Apr 9 18:44:49 2011 - Other - Education - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Ask the school what the content of each course is, then you know what you are choosing from.
Answered by rosie recipe - Sun Apr 17 17:39:02 2011
What is the name of the Lifetime movie where a youth pastor is charged with raping a 10 year old?
Q. I want to watch the Lifetime movie, but I can't remember what it's called. It's about where a youth pastor is charged with rape of a 10 year old boy, but at the end of the movie, the mother of the child kills the youth pastor. What is the movie called?
Asked by Blake Field - Fri Sep 2 12:17:54 2011 - Movies - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Flash Point
Answered by Rewqr - Sun Sep 4 22:11:39 2011
Q. I want to watch the Lifetime movie, but I can't remember what it's called. It's about where a youth pastor is charged with rape of a 10 year old boy, but at the end of the movie, the mother of the child kills the youth pastor. What is the movie called?
Asked by Blake Field - Fri Sep 2 12:17:54 2011 - Movies - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Flash Point
Answered by Rewqr - Sun Sep 4 22:11:39 2011
What is the lifetime of a blue giant 100 times more massive than our Sun?
Q. What is the lifetime of a blue giant 100 times more massive than our Sun? What is the lifetime of a red dwarf 10 times less massive than our Sun?
Asked by trishalynn - Sun Nov 9 18:51:45 2008 - Astronomy & Space - 1 Answers - Comments
A. a star 100 times more massive than the Sun might live a few millions of years... a star 10 times less massive than the Sun might live several trillion years.
Answered by Faesson - Sun Nov 9 19:37:17 2008
Q. What is the lifetime of a blue giant 100 times more massive than our Sun? What is the lifetime of a red dwarf 10 times less massive than our Sun?
Asked by trishalynn - Sun Nov 9 18:51:45 2008 - Astronomy & Space - 1 Answers - Comments
A. a star 100 times more massive than the Sun might live a few millions of years... a star 10 times less massive than the Sun might live several trillion years.
Answered by Faesson - Sun Nov 9 19:37:17 2008
What's the maximum lifetime radiation exposure limit for workers in Japan?
Q. Wikipedia states 6 Fukushima workers received the lifetime limit. Since 250 msv p/year is now the limit for workers there, how much is the lifetime limit?
Asked by Rollo - Thu Nov 10 15:10:25 2011 - Japan - 4 Answers - Comments
A. I think there is no lifetime limit. Don't rely too much on Wikipedia. It's not always reliable source.
Answered by thecheapest902 - Thu Nov 10 23:13:38 2011
Q. Wikipedia states 6 Fukushima workers received the lifetime limit. Since 250 msv p/year is now the limit for workers there, how much is the lifetime limit?
Asked by Rollo - Thu Nov 10 15:10:25 2011 - Japan - 4 Answers - Comments
A. I think there is no lifetime limit. Don't rely too much on Wikipedia. It's not always reliable source.
Answered by thecheapest902 - Thu Nov 10 23:13:38 2011
Will my orthodontic Lifetime Maximum start over with a new dental insurance provider?
Q. My daughter had a retainer and our insurance carrier, Cigna covered $1500 of it. Now she needs braces and my husband's company is changing dental providers to Guardian. Will that Lifetime Maximum start over with the new dental provider?
Asked by Jennifer - Sat Nov 28 12:52:57 2009 - Dental - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Yes.
Answered by tooth975 - Sat Nov 28 12:59:34 2009
Q. My daughter had a retainer and our insurance carrier, Cigna covered $1500 of it. Now she needs braces and my husband's company is changing dental providers to Guardian. Will that Lifetime Maximum start over with the new dental provider?
Asked by Jennifer - Sat Nov 28 12:52:57 2009 - Dental - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Yes.
Answered by tooth975 - Sat Nov 28 12:59:34 2009
What book should everyone read in their lifetime?
Q. I mean a true classic. NOT that Twilight trilogy stuff. I mean, good books that everyone should experience in their lifetime. And please tell me why you think I should read it.
Asked by Strawberry Fields Forever - Fri Jan 30 22:27:23 2009 - Books & Authors - 8 Answers - Comments
A. Pride and Prejudice (because Jane Austen is awesome and it's really such a classic love story) The Catcher in the Rye (because it's sort of dubbed as the first YA novel. And it's just excellent) To Kill A Mockingbird (because it holds really strong themes and is an enjoyable read)
Answered by Lucy - Fri Jan 30 22:33:31 2009
Q. I mean a true classic. NOT that Twilight trilogy stuff. I mean, good books that everyone should experience in their lifetime. And please tell me why you think I should read it.
Asked by Strawberry Fields Forever - Fri Jan 30 22:27:23 2009 - Books & Authors - 8 Answers - Comments
A. Pride and Prejudice (because Jane Austen is awesome and it's really such a classic love story) The Catcher in the Rye (because it's sort of dubbed as the first YA novel. And it's just excellent) To Kill A Mockingbird (because it holds really strong themes and is an enjoyable read)
Answered by Lucy - Fri Jan 30 22:33:31 2009
Where can I sell my lifetime cookware?
Q. So, I bought this set of lifetime cookware pots and pans. I went to a demonstration and was WOWED by their performance. This set promotes healthy eating/cooking and energy conservation. Unfortunately, I never used them, and now need the money... I purchased them for $1400. I have tried listing them on craigslist, and other classified sites. Any suggestions? I tried ebay...
Asked by mediocre_poet - Sat May 27 19:50:54 2006 - Cooking & Recipes - 9 Answers - Comments
A. If ebay didn't work, just use them and forget about it. You must have really liked them when you bought them. No reason to save them for a better time, either.
Answered by allie in NY - Sat May 27 22:55:58 2006
Q. So, I bought this set of lifetime cookware pots and pans. I went to a demonstration and was WOWED by their performance. This set promotes healthy eating/cooking and energy conservation. Unfortunately, I never used them, and now need the money... I purchased them for $1400. I have tried listing them on craigslist, and other classified sites. Any suggestions? I tried ebay...
Asked by mediocre_poet - Sat May 27 19:50:54 2006 - Cooking & Recipes - 9 Answers - Comments
A. If ebay didn't work, just use them and forget about it. You must have really liked them when you bought them. No reason to save them for a better time, either.
Answered by allie in NY - Sat May 27 22:55:58 2006
What are the three most important changes that have occurred during your lifetime?
Q. What are the three most important changes that have occurred during your lifetime? What do you see as the most positive social change in your lifetime? The most negative?
Asked by Marybeth - Tue Nov 23 00:53:22 2010 - Sociology - 3 Answers - Comments
A. If you are asking about historical events during my lifetime, there are so many important events that have happened that it would take several volumes to fill to record them all - like: the end of WW II, the first a second, (and hopefully the last used in such away), A - Bomb was used on Japan, The great Civil-rights Movement, And the great period of enlightenment of the 1960s that allowed the so many changes that we enjoy today. The death, by assassination, of, maybe, three of the greatest leaders of our time. Then rise of the league of traitors, one accusal becoming president. So many things have occurred in the 60 odd decades that I have lived that has changed the way we live our lives that those decades, to me, feel as if they have… [cont.]
Answered by - Tue Nov 23 08:47:00 2010
Q. What are the three most important changes that have occurred during your lifetime? What do you see as the most positive social change in your lifetime? The most negative?
Asked by Marybeth - Tue Nov 23 00:53:22 2010 - Sociology - 3 Answers - Comments
A. If you are asking about historical events during my lifetime, there are so many important events that have happened that it would take several volumes to fill to record them all - like: the end of WW II, the first a second, (and hopefully the last used in such away), A - Bomb was used on Japan, The great Civil-rights Movement, And the great period of enlightenment of the 1960s that allowed the so many changes that we enjoy today. The death, by assassination, of, maybe, three of the greatest leaders of our time. Then rise of the league of traitors, one accusal becoming president. So many things have occurred in the 60 odd decades that I have lived that has changed the way we live our lives that those decades, to me, feel as if they have… [cont.]
Answered by - Tue Nov 23 08:47:00 2010
What was that Lifetime movie where the little girl with behavioral problems feels up her grandfather?
Q. This couple adopted a pair of siblings, boy and girl, and the girl ends up acting out badly due to previous abuse. At some point in the movie the little girl grabs her grandfather's wang. What was that called?? Does anyone know where Lifetime Movies are streamed for free online?
Asked by Meow Mix - Mon Jul 13 20:17:11 2009 - Movies - 6 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I can't wait to see it since just reading about it turned me on. Star for you so I can find out as well.
Answered by Q-T-Pie - Mon Jul 13 22:45:27 2009
Q. This couple adopted a pair of siblings, boy and girl, and the girl ends up acting out badly due to previous abuse. At some point in the movie the little girl grabs her grandfather's wang. What was that called?? Does anyone know where Lifetime Movies are streamed for free online?
Asked by Meow Mix - Mon Jul 13 20:17:11 2009 - Movies - 6 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I can't wait to see it since just reading about it turned me on. Star for you so I can find out as well.
Answered by Q-T-Pie - Mon Jul 13 22:45:27 2009
What is the effect microwaved water to the lifetime of a fish?
Q. What is the effect microwaved water to the lifetime of a fish?
Asked by Carl - Tue Aug 19 07:59:55 2008 - Zoology - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Microwaving water does not change it in any way. Maxwell observed that visible light, radiant heat, and radio waves were all the same phenom. They are just different parts of the spectrum. Heating by microwave is no different than heating by radiant heating.
Answered by David P - Tue Aug 19 17:52:47 2008
Q. What is the effect microwaved water to the lifetime of a fish?
Asked by Carl - Tue Aug 19 07:59:55 2008 - Zoology - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Microwaving water does not change it in any way. Maxwell observed that visible light, radiant heat, and radio waves were all the same phenom. They are just different parts of the spectrum. Heating by microwave is no different than heating by radiant heating.
Answered by David P - Tue Aug 19 17:52:47 2008
Why does positronium have a longer lifetime in its excited state than in its ground state?
Q. According to Wikipedia, positronium has a lifetime of 125ps in its ground state, but 1.1us in its 2S state. Why is this the case, and how would you keep positronium in an excited state in order to extend its lifetime? Moore, yes but why is it less likely to undergo annihilation while in its excited state? Is it simply because the orbitals don't overlap?
Asked by Mad Max - Wed May 13 02:02:03 2009 - Physics - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Consider a hydrogen atom. In the ground state the wave function of electron is Gaussian bell, which means that most likely place to the electron is right inside the proton. In 2S state the wave function expands to wider region, and the probability to find the electron at the center inside the proton is lower. But even better is 2P state with angular momentum L=1, and wave function of the electron at the center is exactly zero. Obviously the probability of interaction is the highest in the 1S state, then lower probability in 2S state, and zero probability of interaction in 2P state. The positronoum is somewhat different because unlike proton the positron cannot be considered motionless, but basic idea is the same, yes, it is due to better… [cont.]
Answered by Alex Smirnoff - Wed May 13 11:57:38 2009
Q. According to Wikipedia, positronium has a lifetime of 125ps in its ground state, but 1.1us in its 2S state. Why is this the case, and how would you keep positronium in an excited state in order to extend its lifetime? Moore, yes but why is it less likely to undergo annihilation while in its excited state? Is it simply because the orbitals don't overlap?
Asked by Mad Max - Wed May 13 02:02:03 2009 - Physics - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Consider a hydrogen atom. In the ground state the wave function of electron is Gaussian bell, which means that most likely place to the electron is right inside the proton. In 2S state the wave function expands to wider region, and the probability to find the electron at the center inside the proton is lower. But even better is 2P state with angular momentum L=1, and wave function of the electron at the center is exactly zero. Obviously the probability of interaction is the highest in the 1S state, then lower probability in 2S state, and zero probability of interaction in 2P state. The positronoum is somewhat different because unlike proton the positron cannot be considered motionless, but basic idea is the same, yes, it is due to better… [cont.]
Answered by Alex Smirnoff - Wed May 13 11:57:38 2009
How can free neutrons, which have a mean free lifetime of 15 minutes, travel millions of light years?
Q. Free neutrons have a mean free lifetime of around 15 minutes. Yet free neutrons are observed entering the atmosphere, and these were produced in supernova explosions in galaxies millions of light years away. How is this possible?
Asked by Emily R - Tue Nov 10 14:21:44 2009 - Physics - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. This is relativity/time dilatation in action. When a particle has a velocity close to the speed of light, then it will appear to have a longer lifetime before it decays. Within its own reference frame, it still lasts only 15 minutes, but to the outside universe millions of years have passed. The same effect is seen on a small scale within particle accelerators every day. Particles that should decay very quickly are seen to have much longer lifetimes because of their high velocity. It is also seen when cosmic rays hit the Earth's atmosphere and react to produce showers of other particles, including many that should decay before they have time to hit the ground. Yet they do, because of the ultra-high velocities involved.
Answered by Civil - Tue Nov 10 15:14:48 2009
Q. Free neutrons have a mean free lifetime of around 15 minutes. Yet free neutrons are observed entering the atmosphere, and these were produced in supernova explosions in galaxies millions of light years away. How is this possible?
Asked by Emily R - Tue Nov 10 14:21:44 2009 - Physics - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. This is relativity/time dilatation in action. When a particle has a velocity close to the speed of light, then it will appear to have a longer lifetime before it decays. Within its own reference frame, it still lasts only 15 minutes, but to the outside universe millions of years have passed. The same effect is seen on a small scale within particle accelerators every day. Particles that should decay very quickly are seen to have much longer lifetimes because of their high velocity. It is also seen when cosmic rays hit the Earth's atmosphere and react to produce showers of other particles, including many that should decay before they have time to hit the ground. Yet they do, because of the ultra-high velocities involved.
Answered by Civil - Tue Nov 10 15:14:48 2009
What are good lifetime movies that I can watch?
Q. Im 14 years old and I wanna know some good teen lifetime movies i can watch, about kidnappings, pregnancy, high school, anything good please.
Asked by lala89 - Sun Jun 13 22:19:56 2010 - Movies - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The Pregnancy Pact. Odd Girl Out. She's Too Young. Fab Five: Dallas Cheerleader Scandal. Thirteen. 7 deadly sins. Those are the ones I know of.
Answered by Ashley - Sun Jun 13 22:26:31 2010
Q. Im 14 years old and I wanna know some good teen lifetime movies i can watch, about kidnappings, pregnancy, high school, anything good please.
Asked by lala89 - Sun Jun 13 22:19:56 2010 - Movies - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The Pregnancy Pact. Odd Girl Out. She's Too Young. Fab Five: Dallas Cheerleader Scandal. Thirteen. 7 deadly sins. Those are the ones I know of.
Answered by Ashley - Sun Jun 13 22:26:31 2010
Are Sears Craftsman work gloves also covered by the lifetime warranty?
Q. I just wore through my pair. Just wanted to know if they are covered under the lifetime warranty. probably not but I just want to be sure before I throw them out.
Asked by Seymour Butz - Sun Apr 27 14:28:34 2008 - Maintenance & Repairs - 3 Answers - Comments
A. No. They are not. Sorry. I worked at Sears and gloves are never covered.
Answered by Lord_Marshall - Sun Apr 27 14:43:18 2008
Q. I just wore through my pair. Just wanted to know if they are covered under the lifetime warranty. probably not but I just want to be sure before I throw them out.
Asked by Seymour Butz - Sun Apr 27 14:28:34 2008 - Maintenance & Repairs - 3 Answers - Comments
A. No. They are not. Sorry. I worked at Sears and gloves are never covered.
Answered by Lord_Marshall - Sun Apr 27 14:43:18 2008
How long does a period last over a lifetime?
Q. I know a monthly period lasts about 7 days, but over a lifetime? Does it ever stop after a certain time since it's started?
Asked by lizamarchal - Thu Jul 24 04:49:46 2008 - Women's Health - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Menapause is when the periods stop, anything from 45 to 55 yrs of age. But you dont have to have 12 periods/ year if you dont want to, lol. It is proven safe and effective to take birth control pills every day without a break. There is at least 1 product available by prescription in the USA for that. It sells in packs of 3 for 3 months of coverage. The protocol allows for only 4 periods a year. Makes life easier! Check with your Physician. Hope this helps, all the best, Dr. Devi
Answered by IBASI Healing Ministries - Sun Jul 27 00:22:32 2008
Q. I know a monthly period lasts about 7 days, but over a lifetime? Does it ever stop after a certain time since it's started?
Asked by lizamarchal - Thu Jul 24 04:49:46 2008 - Women's Health - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Menapause is when the periods stop, anything from 45 to 55 yrs of age. But you dont have to have 12 periods/ year if you dont want to, lol. It is proven safe and effective to take birth control pills every day without a break. There is at least 1 product available by prescription in the USA for that. It sells in packs of 3 for 3 months of coverage. The protocol allows for only 4 periods a year. Makes life easier! Check with your Physician. Hope this helps, all the best, Dr. Devi
Answered by IBASI Healing Ministries - Sun Jul 27 00:22:32 2008
Has anyone known a lifetime crib to actually last through the three stages?
Q. I just purchased the Babi Italia Lifetime crib and bedroom set, It looks amazing, and can't wait to get it in and set it up. But I want to know if a lifetime crib actually will last 18 plus years. Any advice?
Asked by Bluejay - Fri Dec 12 21:45:33 2008 - Respiratory Diseases - 1 Answers - Comments
A. If yours are anything like my kids were I wish you the best of luck with that. Sometimes I think I'm lucky they didn't break everything in the house. :) Buzzillions has lots of good reviews though: Treat it like you would any other good furniture. Clean and protect it. Oil and reseal the wood, tighten screws, fix loose or broken/cracked parts, and check it for wear regularly. Good luck!
Answered by Julius C. - Sun Dec 14 21:39:21 2008
Q. I just purchased the Babi Italia Lifetime crib and bedroom set, It looks amazing, and can't wait to get it in and set it up. But I want to know if a lifetime crib actually will last 18 plus years. Any advice?
Asked by Bluejay - Fri Dec 12 21:45:33 2008 - Respiratory Diseases - 1 Answers - Comments
A. If yours are anything like my kids were I wish you the best of luck with that. Sometimes I think I'm lucky they didn't break everything in the house. :) Buzzillions has lots of good reviews though: Treat it like you would any other good furniture. Clean and protect it. Oil and reseal the wood, tighten screws, fix loose or broken/cracked parts, and check it for wear regularly. Good luck!
Answered by Julius C. - Sun Dec 14 21:39:21 2008
How can i stream Lifetime channel online on my computer w/out using a tv card tuner?
Q. anybody know how this can be done. i once visited a forum that streamed Spike Tv in high quality live but don't know how i can be able to do the same for lifetime. 10 points for best answer!
Asked by ' - Mon Feb 2 12:51:22 2009 - Laptops & Notebooks - 1 Answers - Comments
A. ovguide.com
Answered by changenpace - Mon Feb 2 13:03:41 2009
Q. anybody know how this can be done. i once visited a forum that streamed Spike Tv in high quality live but don't know how i can be able to do the same for lifetime. 10 points for best answer!
Asked by ' - Mon Feb 2 12:51:22 2009 - Laptops & Notebooks - 1 Answers - Comments
A. ovguide.com
Answered by changenpace - Mon Feb 2 13:03:41 2009
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