This question got asked a month ago, but the answer wasn't sufficient.
Say I have two AIM 6.5 accounts, A and B, and they are linked, so when I log into account A, I'm in account B as well. However, chats will not log with account B. How do I change my settings so that chats log on both accounts?
How do I log AIM chats on a linked screen name?
Both accounts have to be set up to log chat sessions.
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Are the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan linked?
Hello there. I have selection for the British Army in a couple of months and an important factor, we've been told, is to brush up on our current affairs. I have started reading the boradsheets every day, but obviously I need to know how these things began too.
What is the purpose of these two wars and are they linked? Also, what relevance is the current problem between Kurds and Turks, how would this affect Britain?
I'd be grateful of any help, thank you.
Also, what is a good way of finding out who is in change of the major powers (US, Germany, France, Russia etc), their parties, what their policies are and what they represent?
Thanks.
Are the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan linked?
For the past twenty-thirty years, the forces of radical Islam have been at war with the rest of the world. This hidden war was ignored until 9/11 and the subsequent retaliation (pushed for by the US).
Iraq and Afghanistan are two fronts on the same war. Afghanistan was a major base of operations for Osama Bin Laden, and Iraq is (in essence) a lynchpin that holds the Islamic middle east together. If Iraq becomes a stable democracy, Islamic totalitarian governments that surround it will eventually crumble and become democracies as well, so goes the theory. Or, at the absolute least, they'll stop suicide bombing London and slitting throats in Paris.
Reply:T.W.A.T.
The War On Terror!
Reply:firstly, the wars in iraq and afghanistan are linked. afghanistan was fought against the taliban and osama a direct result from 9/11. iraq was fought against weapons of mass destruction and al quedas influence in iraq. thats what they said. however you maybe aware that both these countries border iran. thus would be ideal for attacking iran and used as military base. think ww1 and ww2 the allies have always used a two front war and won
2. kurdish rebels have used kurdistan (which has a province in turkey and is northen iraq also) as a base for the P.K.K who are turkish seperatists seeking a homeland i.e. home rule (similar to the i.r.a.' s struggle). turkey will go into northern iraq and is planning to do so very shortly. check out sky news for this. britain will be drawn in to this as it will destabilise the area and possibly have to bring sanctions against turkey and oppose its e.u. entry bid
3. george bush - usa - republican, right wing (similar to tories)
mrs. angela merkel - germany - left wing ( socialist think old labour)
anti war
mr. nicholas sarkozy - france - socialist anti war but wants to improve usa and french relations
mr Putin - russia - supports a return of russias strength ex-kgb but is undisbuted leader of russia under a democratic quise. he will do anything to oppose western influence in the middle east. he wants to make russia strong again militarily. he has resumed long range b-52 flights over british/nato are space recently. see sky news on this
Reply:Don't think so.
Different states different problems.
Luke 21.21, 22-24
What do you think?
Reply:Only in the minds of Americans....No link in reality
Reply:Both on terror
Reply:it is not difficult at all to see why you have signed up to be a target,,,, first thing you need to know is none of this concerns you ,,,your job is to obey orders and kill people when told,,, if you should be shot then you are expected to die quitely as the army does not like casualties; they cost too much manpower to care for
Reply:i think they are. iraq supposidly to find 'weopons of mass destruction' which they fear may be used for terrorism (which saddam was meant to be funding) and afghanistan to fight terrorism (alqueda) and find osama bin laden. i would consider that to be linked but i understand other poeples points
Reply:There are some good answers here but i spotted an error in one:
President Sarkozy (of France) is NOT socialist. He ran against a socialist in the recent election but his party the UMP is centre-right.
In other words he is a conservative, but still quite liberal.
Reply:both countries have puppet regimes in place just how the americans like it, they might as well be one big US airforce base !
What is the purpose of these two wars and are they linked? Also, what relevance is the current problem between Kurds and Turks, how would this affect Britain?
I'd be grateful of any help, thank you.
Also, what is a good way of finding out who is in change of the major powers (US, Germany, France, Russia etc), their parties, what their policies are and what they represent?
Thanks.
Are the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan linked?
For the past twenty-thirty years, the forces of radical Islam have been at war with the rest of the world. This hidden war was ignored until 9/11 and the subsequent retaliation (pushed for by the US).
Iraq and Afghanistan are two fronts on the same war. Afghanistan was a major base of operations for Osama Bin Laden, and Iraq is (in essence) a lynchpin that holds the Islamic middle east together. If Iraq becomes a stable democracy, Islamic totalitarian governments that surround it will eventually crumble and become democracies as well, so goes the theory. Or, at the absolute least, they'll stop suicide bombing London and slitting throats in Paris.
Reply:T.W.A.T.
The War On Terror!
Reply:firstly, the wars in iraq and afghanistan are linked. afghanistan was fought against the taliban and osama a direct result from 9/11. iraq was fought against weapons of mass destruction and al quedas influence in iraq. thats what they said. however you maybe aware that both these countries border iran. thus would be ideal for attacking iran and used as military base. think ww1 and ww2 the allies have always used a two front war and won
2. kurdish rebels have used kurdistan (which has a province in turkey and is northen iraq also) as a base for the P.K.K who are turkish seperatists seeking a homeland i.e. home rule (similar to the i.r.a.' s struggle). turkey will go into northern iraq and is planning to do so very shortly. check out sky news for this. britain will be drawn in to this as it will destabilise the area and possibly have to bring sanctions against turkey and oppose its e.u. entry bid
3. george bush - usa - republican, right wing (similar to tories)
mrs. angela merkel - germany - left wing ( socialist think old labour)
anti war
mr. nicholas sarkozy - france - socialist anti war but wants to improve usa and french relations
mr Putin - russia - supports a return of russias strength ex-kgb but is undisbuted leader of russia under a democratic quise. he will do anything to oppose western influence in the middle east. he wants to make russia strong again militarily. he has resumed long range b-52 flights over british/nato are space recently. see sky news on this
Reply:Don't think so.
Different states different problems.
Luke 21.21, 22-24
What do you think?
Reply:Only in the minds of Americans....No link in reality
Reply:Both on terror
Reply:it is not difficult at all to see why you have signed up to be a target,,,, first thing you need to know is none of this concerns you ,,,your job is to obey orders and kill people when told,,, if you should be shot then you are expected to die quitely as the army does not like casualties; they cost too much manpower to care for
Reply:i think they are. iraq supposidly to find 'weopons of mass destruction' which they fear may be used for terrorism (which saddam was meant to be funding) and afghanistan to fight terrorism (alqueda) and find osama bin laden. i would consider that to be linked but i understand other poeples points
Reply:There are some good answers here but i spotted an error in one:
President Sarkozy (of France) is NOT socialist. He ran against a socialist in the recent election but his party the UMP is centre-right.
In other words he is a conservative, but still quite liberal.
Reply:both countries have puppet regimes in place just how the americans like it, they might as well be one big US airforce base !
What is the source code to sort a linked list in C? Strings are what to be sorted.?
It's a linked list of structures with strings. The whole program is like a directory. The string is the name. We must sort it out alphabetically as we enter the data. Kind of frustrating that I have to do ask this.
What is the source code to sort a linked list in C? Strings are what to be sorted.?
Instead of sorting the list after entering the node, you must sort it while inserting the node. Whenever you add a new node compare it with all the nodes already present in the linked list and insert it accordingly. The "head" pointer points to the first node and the successive "next" pointers point to the nodes that are (alphabetically) smaller than the current node.
This is just kind of a rough algorithm. Try to code it, hope you got it.
Reply:When creating linked lists I make sure a prototypical comparison method exists. This method is generally customized for each type making use of the template.
Like strcmp() the method is intended to return less than zero if the left operand is less than the right, zero if equal, and greater than zero if the left operand is greater than the right.
Two sorting methods are provided (as overloads of each other.) One is the general sort which will do the basic ascending or descending values of the list. The other accepts a function pointer that allows for a custom sorting algorithm.
An example of a custom sorting algorithm is a randomizer; it simply returns one of the three expected returns at random. :-)
Reply:That is not easy. May be you can contact a C expert at websites like http://askexpert.info/
What is the source code to sort a linked list in C? Strings are what to be sorted.?
Instead of sorting the list after entering the node, you must sort it while inserting the node. Whenever you add a new node compare it with all the nodes already present in the linked list and insert it accordingly. The "head" pointer points to the first node and the successive "next" pointers point to the nodes that are (alphabetically) smaller than the current node.
This is just kind of a rough algorithm. Try to code it, hope you got it.
Reply:When creating linked lists I make sure a prototypical comparison method exists. This method is generally customized for each type making use of the template.
Like strcmp() the method is intended to return less than zero if the left operand is less than the right, zero if equal, and greater than zero if the left operand is greater than the right.
Two sorting methods are provided (as overloads of each other.) One is the general sort which will do the basic ascending or descending values of the list. The other accepts a function pointer that allows for a custom sorting algorithm.
An example of a custom sorting algorithm is a randomizer; it simply returns one of the three expected returns at random. :-)
Reply:That is not easy. May be you can contact a C expert at websites like http://askexpert.info/
How do u know if two genes on Drosopila are independent or linked& if linked, how can u get the distance?
I mean how can u get the distance for linked genes for the the Carolina crossses? i would really appreciate the help. Tanx!
How do u know if two genes on Drosopila are independent or linked%26amp; if linked, how can u get the distance?
the data will lead u...the frequency of genes traveling together increase as the genes are physically closer together...thus if two genes follow Mendelian genetics then they are not linked because they are not close to each other physically....but u can read this in the bible...its God's plan...he created us...it says so in the bible and therefore it must be true...
How do u know if two genes on Drosopila are independent or linked%26amp; if linked, how can u get the distance?
the data will lead u...the frequency of genes traveling together increase as the genes are physically closer together...thus if two genes follow Mendelian genetics then they are not linked because they are not close to each other physically....but u can read this in the bible...its God's plan...he created us...it says so in the bible and therefore it must be true...
What if it's not Thermasol and something else that could be linked to Autism in vaccinations????
Since I'm hearing and seeing all different views on the vaccinations shots may or may not be linked to autism, I'm wondering whether they really have a clue that Thermasol is even really what should have been taken out. Since they really don't know and continue to say that there is no link with Thermasol and autism, why take it out of the vaccination at all? What if it is really something else in the shot causing it? Why would the FDA and government support and make it a law to give infants something that they are not certain of the side affects???
What if it's not Thermasol and something else that could be linked to Autism in vaccinations????
they are doing a study right now on Autism related to the flu shot. They just got done with a very long study about autism and vaccinations and they have proven that it does not cause autism. However there are other things that vaccinations do affect. And Thermasol is not the only problem....it is the fermeldahyde and mercury among MANY others. The FDA approves shots because they have done big studies where there are not many children affected. Some children have reactions to shots which are almost dealthy and most of the other children turn out just fine. They take the high percent of children and pretty much rule out all the others.
Reply:Increasing evidence is showing that autism is determined in early pregnancy, meaning shots cannot possibly have any bearing on it.
Thimerosal itself is not the issue - it's the fact that it contains mercury. They know the effects of mercury, and the levels considered to be safe. That's why they passed it.
polish
What if it's not Thermasol and something else that could be linked to Autism in vaccinations????
they are doing a study right now on Autism related to the flu shot. They just got done with a very long study about autism and vaccinations and they have proven that it does not cause autism. However there are other things that vaccinations do affect. And Thermasol is not the only problem....it is the fermeldahyde and mercury among MANY others. The FDA approves shots because they have done big studies where there are not many children affected. Some children have reactions to shots which are almost dealthy and most of the other children turn out just fine. They take the high percent of children and pretty much rule out all the others.
Reply:Increasing evidence is showing that autism is determined in early pregnancy, meaning shots cannot possibly have any bearing on it.
Thimerosal itself is not the issue - it's the fact that it contains mercury. They know the effects of mercury, and the levels considered to be safe. That's why they passed it.
polish
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Has there ever been a study that has linked psychological reactance to academic achievment, GPA, etc.?
I have seen studies where psychological reactance has been linked with stress and deviance among adolescence, but are there any studies that examine a relationship between reactance and academic achievement (or grades)?
Has there ever been a study that has linked psychological reactance to academic achievment, GPA, etc.?
You should do a search on PsycInfo with those keywords.
Reply:That is affirmative with some research you could find an answer here on the net I'm sure because, If you can think about it, so has someone else.
Has there ever been a study that has linked psychological reactance to academic achievment, GPA, etc.?
You should do a search on PsycInfo with those keywords.
Reply:That is affirmative with some research you could find an answer here on the net I'm sure because, If you can think about it, so has someone else.
Are my severely painful menstrual periods and depression linked to PCOS? Please read details.?
I've always had very painful menstruation, with strong abdominal cramps, nausea, severe bloating (I think I look 5 pounds more during my periods and I also feel very bloated), very tender and swollen breasts. I also feel very depressed and irritable just before my period. 2 years ago I did not have a period for 10 weeks and diagnosed for PCOS. Are severe symptoms during menstruation linked to PCOS? Sorry for long question.
Are my severely painful menstrual periods and depression linked to PCOS? Please read details.?
http://www.pcosupport.org/medical/whatis...
This is a support group that tells you more about the condition, it's symptoms, treatments and long-term effects on health and reproduction. There are also chats, so you can join a community of people who are living with the condition and get answers to your questions.
Reply:I don't know what PCOS is, but a friend of mine whose periods caused her (and her kids) pain and grief beyond endurance now has a quartely contraceptive injection that has sorted everything out completely. This is in the U.K
Reply:I have PCOS and i really believe the symptoms or effects of it must be different for each individual. I have severe abdominal pain all of the time, and the bloating, and tender swollen breast. and i have terrible mood swings. I can go a year on or off of my period there is no telling. Birth control and metphormin don't even work for me anymore. If you find something that helps you, please let me know. I have had PCOS for over 10 years now. Hope something helps you soon. :)
Reply:It sounds like you could have a few different things going on. Pain like you described is not a typical PCOS symptom. However, very painful menstruation, along with bloating and nausea during menstruation, are common symptoms of endometriosis. It is, unfortunately, possible to have both endometriosis and PCOS. The first link below describes symptoms of endometriosis.
The hormonal imbalances that accompany PCOS have been linked to depression--see the second article below. www.soulcysters.net is also a great site. It's a message board for women with PCOS
Reply:Don't worry about the long question. Those of us who care got to the end of it! My answer is, not in my experience. My understanding is that PCOS is actually partly diagnosed by the lack of pain. If that is your diagnosis you need to have a chat with your Gynaecologist because Osteoparosis is indicated and getting pregnant can be an issue but as a sufferer os PCOS, I really don't recognise your symptoms. Would it be worth getting a second opinion? It sounds more like endometriosis to me.
Are my severely painful menstrual periods and depression linked to PCOS? Please read details.?
http://www.pcosupport.org/medical/whatis...
This is a support group that tells you more about the condition, it's symptoms, treatments and long-term effects on health and reproduction. There are also chats, so you can join a community of people who are living with the condition and get answers to your questions.
Reply:I don't know what PCOS is, but a friend of mine whose periods caused her (and her kids) pain and grief beyond endurance now has a quartely contraceptive injection that has sorted everything out completely. This is in the U.K
Reply:I have PCOS and i really believe the symptoms or effects of it must be different for each individual. I have severe abdominal pain all of the time, and the bloating, and tender swollen breast. and i have terrible mood swings. I can go a year on or off of my period there is no telling. Birth control and metphormin don't even work for me anymore. If you find something that helps you, please let me know. I have had PCOS for over 10 years now. Hope something helps you soon. :)
Reply:It sounds like you could have a few different things going on. Pain like you described is not a typical PCOS symptom. However, very painful menstruation, along with bloating and nausea during menstruation, are common symptoms of endometriosis. It is, unfortunately, possible to have both endometriosis and PCOS. The first link below describes symptoms of endometriosis.
The hormonal imbalances that accompany PCOS have been linked to depression--see the second article below. www.soulcysters.net is also a great site. It's a message board for women with PCOS
Reply:Don't worry about the long question. Those of us who care got to the end of it! My answer is, not in my experience. My understanding is that PCOS is actually partly diagnosed by the lack of pain. If that is your diagnosis you need to have a chat with your Gynaecologist because Osteoparosis is indicated and getting pregnant can be an issue but as a sufferer os PCOS, I really don't recognise your symptoms. Would it be worth getting a second opinion? It sounds more like endometriosis to me.
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