What discovery channel episode has a black hole ripping buildings up and the earth crumbling into it?
Q. What episode was this: There was either a discovery channel or national geographic episode about the nano black goop that enveloped the earth and destroyed mankind and a cool black hole animation about if a black hole ever destroyed earth and it shows earth crumbling and buildings being ripped into the sky repeatedly. I thought it was very unrealistic but captured my imagination.
Asked by Mike E - Tue Dec 16 13:45:00 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hi. It was about the LHC or CERN and the possible formation of black holes.
Answered by Cirric - Fri Dec 19 23:14:46 2008
Q. What episode was this: There was either a discovery channel or national geographic episode about the nano black goop that enveloped the earth and destroyed mankind and a cool black hole animation about if a black hole ever destroyed earth and it shows earth crumbling and buildings being ripped into the sky repeatedly. I thought it was very unrealistic but captured my imagination.
Asked by Mike E - Tue Dec 16 13:45:00 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hi. It was about the LHC or CERN and the possible formation of black holes.
Answered by Cirric - Fri Dec 19 23:14:46 2008
What is the most important discovery over the last 100 years?
Q. These must not be inventions, but a discovery. Please give a date, the name of the discovery and the discovering individual or group. Please back up your statement with an argument. Basha C - that's an invention not a discovery.
Asked by James Oswald - Mon Sep 17 13:37:02 2007 - - 13 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Penicillin - discovered in 1928 but not put into wide use until the 1940's. Has saved millions of lives that would have been lost to simple infections.
Answered by Woof ? - Mon Sep 17 13:42:41 2007
Q. These must not be inventions, but a discovery. Please give a date, the name of the discovery and the discovering individual or group. Please back up your statement with an argument. Basha C - that's an invention not a discovery.
Asked by James Oswald - Mon Sep 17 13:37:02 2007 - - 13 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Penicillin - discovered in 1928 but not put into wide use until the 1940's. Has saved millions of lives that would have been lost to simple infections.
Answered by Woof ? - Mon Sep 17 13:42:41 2007
What exactly is meant by discovery in a child support case?
Q. I have been taken back to child support court by my ex. I have filed a counter motion along with 4 other motions and one for a continuance requesting that my ex have to provide the court with absolute proof of his income(self-employed truck driver). The judge denied my request for a continuance and all he said was that I needed to provide him with discovery at the hearing next week. Does anyone know what this means and what is it that I should be doing? Is there a certain form I need to fill out, or what? I really need help with this and have no money to get an attorney or even ask questions of one. What is discovery? If anyone knows, I will be very grateful. Thanks for your help in this. When the court clerk called to tell me that it was… [cont.]
Asked by doobie43 - Sun Jul 9 04:00:00 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When a party in a case files a motion of discovery, it means that the other party has to turn over all of the evidence that they will be using during the hearing. Since the judge is ordering you to turn over your discovery, that means that your ex has filed the motion and you must turn over all of your evidence to the court.
Answered by slagathor238 - Sun Jul 9 04:06:11 2006
Q. I have been taken back to child support court by my ex. I have filed a counter motion along with 4 other motions and one for a continuance requesting that my ex have to provide the court with absolute proof of his income(self-employed truck driver). The judge denied my request for a continuance and all he said was that I needed to provide him with discovery at the hearing next week. Does anyone know what this means and what is it that I should be doing? Is there a certain form I need to fill out, or what? I really need help with this and have no money to get an attorney or even ask questions of one. What is discovery? If anyone knows, I will be very grateful. Thanks for your help in this. When the court clerk called to tell me that it was… [cont.]
Asked by doobie43 - Sun Jul 9 04:00:00 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When a party in a case files a motion of discovery, it means that the other party has to turn over all of the evidence that they will be using during the hearing. Since the judge is ordering you to turn over your discovery, that means that your ex has filed the motion and you must turn over all of your evidence to the court.
Answered by slagathor238 - Sun Jul 9 04:06:11 2006
Is Craig Venters discovery the stepping stone to prove the theory of intelligent design?
Q. Proof is on the making, I think ,by Craig Venters discovery of creating life in a lab. Many states are banning human animal mixed DNA, and also banning cloning. It seems now with this latest proof that life can in fact be created, that the idea of intelligent design ( Not God) is no longer a fairy tale, but is indeed the proof to back to the theory of Intelligent design. What are your thoughts?
Asked by Dream Weaver - Sat Jun 12 09:45:26 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There IS & NEVER can be proof of any sort of wacko superstitious clap-trap,dear.
Answered by DEBunker - Sat Jun 12 10:40:15 2010
Q. Proof is on the making, I think ,by Craig Venters discovery of creating life in a lab. Many states are banning human animal mixed DNA, and also banning cloning. It seems now with this latest proof that life can in fact be created, that the idea of intelligent design ( Not God) is no longer a fairy tale, but is indeed the proof to back to the theory of Intelligent design. What are your thoughts?
Asked by Dream Weaver - Sat Jun 12 09:45:26 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There IS & NEVER can be proof of any sort of wacko superstitious clap-trap,dear.
Answered by DEBunker - Sat Jun 12 10:40:15 2010
How did the discovery of kerosene change the process of gathering petroleum?
Q. How did the discovery of kerosene change the process of gathering petroleum? We watched a movie in class and I missed the answer to this question.
Asked by SoAhmazingg - Wed Sep 30 20:30:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kerosene was an important commodity in the days before electric lighting and it was the first material to be chemically extracted on a large commercial scale. Mass refinement of kerosene and other petroleum products actually began in 1859 when oil was discovered in the United States. An entire industry evolved to develop oil drilling and purification techniques. Kerosene continued to be the most important refinery product throughout the late 1890s and early 1900s.
Answered by Jacob B - Wed Sep 30 20:38:02 2009
Q. How did the discovery of kerosene change the process of gathering petroleum? We watched a movie in class and I missed the answer to this question.
Asked by SoAhmazingg - Wed Sep 30 20:30:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kerosene was an important commodity in the days before electric lighting and it was the first material to be chemically extracted on a large commercial scale. Mass refinement of kerosene and other petroleum products actually began in 1859 when oil was discovered in the United States. An entire industry evolved to develop oil drilling and purification techniques. Kerosene continued to be the most important refinery product throughout the late 1890s and early 1900s.
Answered by Jacob B - Wed Sep 30 20:38:02 2009
How much is a discovery flight on average?
Q. I want to learn how to fly and I know there are discovery flights to introduce you into it, around how much would it cost?
Asked by labutcha69 - Sat Nov 3 16:39:55 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About $99.00
Answered by johnson88 - Sun Nov 4 01:40:54 2007
Q. I want to learn how to fly and I know there are discovery flights to introduce you into it, around how much would it cost?
Asked by labutcha69 - Sat Nov 3 16:39:55 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About $99.00
Answered by johnson88 - Sun Nov 4 01:40:54 2007
Has anybody flew on a discovery flight if so how did you like it?
Q. Has anybody flew on a discovery flight if so how did you like it? What did you think of it?
Asked by Julian M - Sat Jul 7 08:13:29 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never been on a discovery flight as I was flying with my dad as a child long before I ever decided to take flying lessons (early 20's despite being around aviation for my whole life). However, I used to work at a flight school and so I've seen a lot of people who've taken discovery flights or intro rides, whichever you want to call it. Most people who were interested in aviation enjoyed their experience. Some found that they didn't feel the greatest or that it just wasn't what they thought, but overall most people's enthusiasms were fueled by the experience. One of the common things I've seen over time from some flight instructors (particularly those who have trained at universities) is the tendency to overwhelm someone on an… [cont.]
Answered by newfaldon - Sat Jul 7 08:29:22 2007
Q. Has anybody flew on a discovery flight if so how did you like it? What did you think of it?
Asked by Julian M - Sat Jul 7 08:13:29 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never been on a discovery flight as I was flying with my dad as a child long before I ever decided to take flying lessons (early 20's despite being around aviation for my whole life). However, I used to work at a flight school and so I've seen a lot of people who've taken discovery flights or intro rides, whichever you want to call it. Most people who were interested in aviation enjoyed their experience. Some found that they didn't feel the greatest or that it just wasn't what they thought, but overall most people's enthusiasms were fueled by the experience. One of the common things I've seen over time from some flight instructors (particularly those who have trained at universities) is the tendency to overwhelm someone on an… [cont.]
Answered by newfaldon - Sat Jul 7 08:29:22 2007
How do the producers of discovery kids adventure camp choose the contestants?
Q. I want to aply for discovery kids adventure camp. Does anyone know how the people choose the kids? Like do they have them come to a place to audition or do they just pick from the videos? And the the answers from the questionnaire make a difference on how they choose?
Asked by brennchic! - Tue Nov 11 11:38:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Did they announce a new season? plz tell me but i think it's from the videos and the questions do make a difference in their selection make sure you have a lot of confidence in your tape and tell them how much you like animals and stuff like that because that will make you a shoe in for the competition and make sure you're active in the video i hope this helps!!
Answered by krfrocks - Wed Nov 12 08:16:02 2008
Q. I want to aply for discovery kids adventure camp. Does anyone know how the people choose the kids? Like do they have them come to a place to audition or do they just pick from the videos? And the the answers from the questionnaire make a difference on how they choose?
Asked by brennchic! - Tue Nov 11 11:38:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Did they announce a new season? plz tell me but i think it's from the videos and the questions do make a difference in their selection make sure you have a lot of confidence in your tape and tell them how much you like animals and stuff like that because that will make you a shoe in for the competition and make sure you're active in the video i hope this helps!!
Answered by krfrocks - Wed Nov 12 08:16:02 2008
How does the discovery of Teflon make people think of scientists?
Q. Since the discovery of Teflon was an accident, what does this make people think about scientists? Do they scientists don't really know what they are doing and just find things out by 'accident' ?? What do YOU think of scientists through the discovery of Teflon??
Asked by ???? - Mon Jun 22 05:10:42 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I suppose there are two types of research. Research for a specified purpose eg faster aircraft, drug to cure cancers, making longer lasting paint etc tend to be funded to do just that. Pure research, that is doing research to find or or make something for knowledge sake alone is more difficult as funds are less forthcoming. However this sort of research does also throw up unexpected disoveries ... Teflon being an example.People sometimes decry pure research as 'unneccesary'. Doesn't this illustrate a valid point? Likewise there are many natural chemicals... which may be useful.. in the plants of the rainforests. Pure research is still investigating the biology, ecology and chemistry of these regions... before selfish man breeds itself off… [cont.]
Answered by Colin - Mon Jun 22 05:40:25 2009
Q. Since the discovery of Teflon was an accident, what does this make people think about scientists? Do they scientists don't really know what they are doing and just find things out by 'accident' ?? What do YOU think of scientists through the discovery of Teflon??
Asked by ???? - Mon Jun 22 05:10:42 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I suppose there are two types of research. Research for a specified purpose eg faster aircraft, drug to cure cancers, making longer lasting paint etc tend to be funded to do just that. Pure research, that is doing research to find or or make something for knowledge sake alone is more difficult as funds are less forthcoming. However this sort of research does also throw up unexpected disoveries ... Teflon being an example.People sometimes decry pure research as 'unneccesary'. Doesn't this illustrate a valid point? Likewise there are many natural chemicals... which may be useful.. in the plants of the rainforests. Pure research is still investigating the biology, ecology and chemistry of these regions... before selfish man breeds itself off… [cont.]
Answered by Colin - Mon Jun 22 05:40:25 2009
What is the greatest discovery in quantum physics?
Q. As I understand, quantum physics was discovered around a hundred years ago by Albert Einstein and Max Planck. As Im no physicist, but try to understand the best I can, what is the greatest discovery so far? and what discoveries can we expect from physics in the next hundred years? Thanks for the links aaj.
Asked by Jamie. - Thu Feb 11 07:30:29 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Quantum theory has predicted many non 'classical' phenomena. Predictions include: - Atomic and nuclear models Lasers (DVD's etc) micro electronics Band Theory Bose Einstein Condensates Quantum Tunnelling Diffraction of elementary particles Quantum coherence Unified weak and electromagnetic forces - electro-weak theory Quantum electrodynamics Quantum Chromodynamics Relativistic electron quantum theory Fermi-Dirac statistics Einstein-Bose statistics The Standard Model of elementary particle physics An account of collapsed star cores (White dwarf's and neutron stars) Antimater The famous equation that first incorporated a representation of anti-matter was the Dirac equation, whicforecastst the 'positive electron'. The British physicist… [cont.]
Answered by . - Thu Feb 11 13:18:11 2010
Q. As I understand, quantum physics was discovered around a hundred years ago by Albert Einstein and Max Planck. As Im no physicist, but try to understand the best I can, what is the greatest discovery so far? and what discoveries can we expect from physics in the next hundred years? Thanks for the links aaj.
Asked by Jamie. - Thu Feb 11 07:30:29 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Quantum theory has predicted many non 'classical' phenomena. Predictions include: - Atomic and nuclear models Lasers (DVD's etc) micro electronics Band Theory Bose Einstein Condensates Quantum Tunnelling Diffraction of elementary particles Quantum coherence Unified weak and electromagnetic forces - electro-weak theory Quantum electrodynamics Quantum Chromodynamics Relativistic electron quantum theory Fermi-Dirac statistics Einstein-Bose statistics The Standard Model of elementary particle physics An account of collapsed star cores (White dwarf's and neutron stars) Antimater The famous equation that first incorporated a representation of anti-matter was the Dirac equation, whicforecastst the 'positive electron'. The British physicist… [cont.]
Answered by . - Thu Feb 11 13:18:11 2010
What positive or negative contributions does the discovery of the neutron have on society ?
Q. How would this show evidence of global considerations ? How did the discovery of the neutron affected us ?
Asked by Tamara - Sat Oct 20 21:51:44 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As the Neutron is neither positive or negative, it has no direct impact on society except that neutrons are present in all matter (material things), (except normal hydrogen). However since its 'discovery' and the fact that it can be used in splitting atoms, the impact on the Global scale has been catastrophic (A-bombs) in some instances and a 'blessing ?', in others (Nuclear power).
Answered by Norrie - Sat Oct 20 22:09:46 2007
Q. How would this show evidence of global considerations ? How did the discovery of the neutron affected us ?
Asked by Tamara - Sat Oct 20 21:51:44 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As the Neutron is neither positive or negative, it has no direct impact on society except that neutrons are present in all matter (material things), (except normal hydrogen). However since its 'discovery' and the fact that it can be used in splitting atoms, the impact on the Global scale has been catastrophic (A-bombs) in some instances and a 'blessing ?', in others (Nuclear power).
Answered by Norrie - Sat Oct 20 22:09:46 2007
How can we make money out of the discovery of the ACNE cure?
Q. Without selling a product or a book. Which way would choose to get money from this discovery to search for other cures when you hate marketing or fundraising? How could we get honestly paid for our time and money invested in this project? We would like to cash in to keep doing what we seem to be good at: reseaching.
Asked by Miamimentvotre - Sat Mar 1 21:28:23 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Talk to companies who would use your research to create a final product. If this is something really good, I would also look to patent the idea so you don't lose all the hard work to the corporate companies. If it's something that really would sell, I'm sure they will negotiate a price/terms with you.
Answered by Jax - Sun Mar 2 00:10:03 2008
Q. Without selling a product or a book. Which way would choose to get money from this discovery to search for other cures when you hate marketing or fundraising? How could we get honestly paid for our time and money invested in this project? We would like to cash in to keep doing what we seem to be good at: reseaching.
Asked by Miamimentvotre - Sat Mar 1 21:28:23 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Talk to companies who would use your research to create a final product. If this is something really good, I would also look to patent the idea so you don't lose all the hard work to the corporate companies. If it's something that really would sell, I'm sure they will negotiate a price/terms with you.
Answered by Jax - Sun Mar 2 00:10:03 2008
What was the importance of the age of discovery and exploration?
Q. I need three reasons why the age of discovery was the most important movement of the Renaissance era. What impacts did it have on the world?
Asked by blueyedbeauty915 - Wed Nov 1 17:24:48 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Discovery" is the key word. The voyages of the age of discovery increased knowledge, brought new products, introduced cultures, opened new markets, etc. New challenges brought changes in maritime technology - improved navigation, shipping, and associated crafts. The expense - and potential rewards- of these complex ventures helped to spur the growth of corporate entities (there is a name for them - joint stock companies, I think, but check that for accuracy) that helped spread risk. Insurance, too. The huge increase in money brought about by the discovery of gold and silver in Mexico and Peru lead to major economic growth in Europe, which in turn allowed more exploration.
Answered by timothy c - Wed Nov 1 17:59:25 2006
Q. I need three reasons why the age of discovery was the most important movement of the Renaissance era. What impacts did it have on the world?
Asked by blueyedbeauty915 - Wed Nov 1 17:24:48 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Discovery" is the key word. The voyages of the age of discovery increased knowledge, brought new products, introduced cultures, opened new markets, etc. New challenges brought changes in maritime technology - improved navigation, shipping, and associated crafts. The expense - and potential rewards- of these complex ventures helped to spur the growth of corporate entities (there is a name for them - joint stock companies, I think, but check that for accuracy) that helped spread risk. Insurance, too. The huge increase in money brought about by the discovery of gold and silver in Mexico and Peru lead to major economic growth in Europe, which in turn allowed more exploration.
Answered by timothy c - Wed Nov 1 17:59:25 2006
What is your best cleaning tip / greatest cleaning discovery?
Q. I have to confess - cleaning has turned somewhat into a fetish for me! I am nesting as I'm about to have a baby so just reading about cleaning tips is exciting ha ha! Just wondering what the best cleaning tip you have is? Or your greatest discovery? I'm looking for more inspiration! Thanks Trust me, cleaning shows on TV are like porn for pregnant women (well me anyway!). Hehe.
Asked by Bun in my arms now! - Tue Sep 22 08:29:58 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Baking soda for stove tops, pans, bake ware, definitely the only thing to use for cast iron pans, showers, tubs, sinks, tea stained plastic glasses or pitchers, basically any surface. Baking soda cleans without scratching the surface. Do not use with a scratch pad when cleaning a stove top. The baking soda will not scratch, but the scratchpad will scratch the paint on a stove top. I found out about baking soda after using a scratch pad when my stove was new. It didn't even take off the little specs that were burned on! Since then I only use baking soda and a dish cloth. It is remarkable how easily things can clean up with baking soda! It is even great to put a little on your toothpaste and brush your teeth. You will notice a difference in… [cont.]
Answered by guppie - Tue Sep 22 09:35:22 2009
Q. I have to confess - cleaning has turned somewhat into a fetish for me! I am nesting as I'm about to have a baby so just reading about cleaning tips is exciting ha ha! Just wondering what the best cleaning tip you have is? Or your greatest discovery? I'm looking for more inspiration! Thanks Trust me, cleaning shows on TV are like porn for pregnant women (well me anyway!). Hehe.
Asked by Bun in my arms now! - Tue Sep 22 08:29:58 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Baking soda for stove tops, pans, bake ware, definitely the only thing to use for cast iron pans, showers, tubs, sinks, tea stained plastic glasses or pitchers, basically any surface. Baking soda cleans without scratching the surface. Do not use with a scratch pad when cleaning a stove top. The baking soda will not scratch, but the scratchpad will scratch the paint on a stove top. I found out about baking soda after using a scratch pad when my stove was new. It didn't even take off the little specs that were burned on! Since then I only use baking soda and a dish cloth. It is remarkable how easily things can clean up with baking soda! It is even great to put a little on your toothpaste and brush your teeth. You will notice a difference in… [cont.]
Answered by guppie - Tue Sep 22 09:35:22 2009
What is the difference between preliminary investigation and discovery?
Q. What is the difference between preliminary investigation and discovery? What impact does this difference have on a case and which is better to determine the facts of a case?
Asked by MrChangTireShop - Sun Oct 25 02:02:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm assuming you are speaking about civil matters. A preliminary investigation is something you do before you file the lawsuit - to determine whether or not there is grounds for a lawsuit. Results of a preliminary investigation can be kept from the opposing party under work privilege. You can talk to anyone. (Once a lawsuit is filed and the other person has a lawyer, you cannot speak directly to the opposing party.) Discovery is the formal process that is conducted by both parties after the lawsuit is filed and can include Interrogatories, Requests for Production of Documents, Requests for Admissions, and depositions of parties and witnesses. The opposing party will know exactly what you are doing and what you are asking. I love the… [cont.]
Answered by Artemis Gwen - Sun Oct 25 02:17:50 2009
Q. What is the difference between preliminary investigation and discovery? What impact does this difference have on a case and which is better to determine the facts of a case?
Asked by MrChangTireShop - Sun Oct 25 02:02:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm assuming you are speaking about civil matters. A preliminary investigation is something you do before you file the lawsuit - to determine whether or not there is grounds for a lawsuit. Results of a preliminary investigation can be kept from the opposing party under work privilege. You can talk to anyone. (Once a lawsuit is filed and the other person has a lawyer, you cannot speak directly to the opposing party.) Discovery is the formal process that is conducted by both parties after the lawsuit is filed and can include Interrogatories, Requests for Production of Documents, Requests for Admissions, and depositions of parties and witnesses. The opposing party will know exactly what you are doing and what you are asking. I love the… [cont.]
Answered by Artemis Gwen - Sun Oct 25 02:17:50 2009
What are the similarities between the age of discovery and manifest destiny?
Q. Also, what are the similarities and differences between Marco Polo and the Mountain Men? I am writing an essay about it, and I'm not really sure about either. I mean, the Age of Discovery was people trying to discover new lands and Manifest Destiny was when people were trying to own those new lands. Marco Polo and Mountain Men both traveled and explored. Honestly, on those topics, there's not much to write about, in my opinion. Some help would be greatly appreciated (:
Asked by asdfghjkl; - Mon Feb 2 19:56:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have this exact same project due for my teacher :) Mountain Men knew the land and would guide people through wilderness, they also asked for something in return most often supplies. Marco Polo was a traveler and a trader, who traveled the silk road from China to Europe. so basically: -both traded for goods -both expanded in search of lands to travel and routes to discover Age of Discovery was when Europeans explored the oceans searching for goods while Manifest Destiny was when people wanted to expand towards the west. so basically: -searched lands -expanded you can see that the four topics all tie together, so in general the all expanded, traded, and explored. Hope I helped.
Answered by kai.chang - Mon Feb 2 21:30:09 2009
Q. Also, what are the similarities and differences between Marco Polo and the Mountain Men? I am writing an essay about it, and I'm not really sure about either. I mean, the Age of Discovery was people trying to discover new lands and Manifest Destiny was when people were trying to own those new lands. Marco Polo and Mountain Men both traveled and explored. Honestly, on those topics, there's not much to write about, in my opinion. Some help would be greatly appreciated (:
Asked by asdfghjkl; - Mon Feb 2 19:56:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have this exact same project due for my teacher :) Mountain Men knew the land and would guide people through wilderness, they also asked for something in return most often supplies. Marco Polo was a traveler and a trader, who traveled the silk road from China to Europe. so basically: -both traded for goods -both expanded in search of lands to travel and routes to discover Age of Discovery was when Europeans explored the oceans searching for goods while Manifest Destiny was when people wanted to expand towards the west. so basically: -searched lands -expanded you can see that the four topics all tie together, so in general the all expanded, traded, and explored. Hope I helped.
Answered by kai.chang - Mon Feb 2 21:30:09 2009
What is answers of discovery in a divorce process?
Q. I am getting divorce and I dont want my lawyer to charge me for every question I have, so I'd like to know what is the answer of discovery about and how will it be used. I was a full time mom during my marriage and I am kind of nervous about the whole situation. Need help.
Asked by Ale - Fri May 14 16:37:52 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What the other answerer is referring to are "Interrogatories". If you live in a no-fault divorce state, you most likely will never see these in a divorce case. In divorce cases, Discovery typically refers to documents in your possession and/or things such as your financial statements (you have to provide a list of your earnings, debts, assets, etc). An "answer" is your response. When 1 side files for divorce, the other side will be served with the "complaint" and will be required to "answer". Typically on the 1st round, the answer will just require you to confirm certain things and deny others. The purpose is to weed out those things that will need to be settled in the divorce from those that are just stipulated to. For example, in the… [cont.]
Answered by Lawsklnow - Sat May 15 14:54:21 2010
Q. I am getting divorce and I dont want my lawyer to charge me for every question I have, so I'd like to know what is the answer of discovery about and how will it be used. I was a full time mom during my marriage and I am kind of nervous about the whole situation. Need help.
Asked by Ale - Fri May 14 16:37:52 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What the other answerer is referring to are "Interrogatories". If you live in a no-fault divorce state, you most likely will never see these in a divorce case. In divorce cases, Discovery typically refers to documents in your possession and/or things such as your financial statements (you have to provide a list of your earnings, debts, assets, etc). An "answer" is your response. When 1 side files for divorce, the other side will be served with the "complaint" and will be required to "answer". Typically on the 1st round, the answer will just require you to confirm certain things and deny others. The purpose is to weed out those things that will need to be settled in the divorce from those that are just stipulated to. For example, in the… [cont.]
Answered by Lawsklnow - Sat May 15 14:54:21 2010
What is the cosmological discovery governing the human environment of Freedom called?
Q. What is the cosmological discovery governing the human environment of Freedom called? What is the name of the Theory that governs both the technological mechanics and application process to construct the human environment of Freedom?
Asked by joewalkalone - Thu Jun 15 23:36:05 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You just made this up, right?
Answered by Delta V - Fri Jun 16 00:27:18 2006
Q. What is the cosmological discovery governing the human environment of Freedom called? What is the name of the Theory that governs both the technological mechanics and application process to construct the human environment of Freedom?
Asked by joewalkalone - Thu Jun 15 23:36:05 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You just made this up, right?
Answered by Delta V - Fri Jun 16 00:27:18 2006
When is the new series of american chopper repeated on discovery?
Q. I missed the first episode of american choppers new series on the discovery channel yesterday and just wondered if anyone new when it's repeated. Thanks.
Asked by Andy_P - Tue Aug 18 14:27:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They have not released that yet. I would just check TV guide regularly and see if that episode's title ever comes back up.
Answered by Ben C - Wed Aug 19 09:39:12 2009
Q. I missed the first episode of american choppers new series on the discovery channel yesterday and just wondered if anyone new when it's repeated. Thanks.
Asked by Andy_P - Tue Aug 18 14:27:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They have not released that yet. I would just check TV guide regularly and see if that episode's title ever comes back up.
Answered by Ben C - Wed Aug 19 09:39:12 2009
What is a supplemental discovery exhibit in criminal court? What does it mean?
Q. What is a supplemental discovery exhibit in criminal court? What does it mean?
Asked by kaylyn b - Mon May 12 11:05:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Supplemental discovery exhibit is a piece of evidence that is tied to something that is already admitted into evidence. It would be like having the knife that someone used to kill a guy but it does not have his finger prints on it. Then the prosecution finds a picture of the defendant holding the knife from before the murder occurred. I think. I am no lawyer...just smart
Answered by cdslsmn - Mon May 12 11:24:16 2008
Q. What is a supplemental discovery exhibit in criminal court? What does it mean?
Asked by kaylyn b - Mon May 12 11:05:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Supplemental discovery exhibit is a piece of evidence that is tied to something that is already admitted into evidence. It would be like having the knife that someone used to kill a guy but it does not have his finger prints on it. Then the prosecution finds a picture of the defendant holding the knife from before the murder occurred. I think. I am no lawyer...just smart
Answered by cdslsmn - Mon May 12 11:24:16 2008
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Farm Forum (AP) Minnesota agriculture officials have confirmed the first-ever sighting of a gypsy moth caterpillar in the state, a disturbing discovery that hints ...
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Mon, 26 Jul 2010 11:14:23 GM
Discovery. Channel's office building in Silver Spring, Maryland has recently been attacked by a giant shark. But do not call the 911, because that's just what the . Discovery. Channel has done to celebrate its Shark Week 2010. ...
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