Open Question: what is this coin and how much is it?

its a gold coin with silver in the middle and the front says 1 euro and the back has a bird on the back so i was wondering how much it is in US dollars.thanks

9 Mar 2010, 9:55 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Being that the term "homosexual" wasn't coined until the 19th century how can the bible be against it...?

if the bible was apparently written way before the 19th century? If the word didn't exist then obviously it wasn't included in the original bible. It's every just interpretation. The bible does not say "don't have gay sex" so any other phrases people claim talk out against gays is every just their interpretation. Ahh good old Levticus. Let's make sure we're stoning our women and not eating shellfish and not wearing mixed cloths!!! Oh wait, you're cherry picking. Maybe the 2 dudes are just taking a nap.

9 Mar 2010, 9:02 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: How much do you value a penny?

The other day I saw a guy receive just a penny back in change. He took it, walked to the doors, and threw it out into the parking lot! I was like, "Why in the world did you do that?" He said, "What? It's just a penny, it's not worth anything." I always keep my change! I adore finding coins on the ground. I always put the coins I receive in a jar. A penny might not be much, but it's still money. It can add up! I've heard people say before that we should just discontinue pennies, they're worthless and the government makes them at a loss. What do you think?

9 Mar 2010, 8:45 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: RIDDLE: Can someone solve this riddle for me?

I have two coins that add up to 30 cents. One of them is not a quarter, what are the coins??? thanks! (:

9 Mar 2010, 8:22 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: can you help me with this math problem?

consider the event of flipping a coin and then rolling a die: find the probability that the coin is a heads and the die is a 2. find the probability that the coin is a tails and the die is an odd number. find the probability that the coin is heads and the die is a 2 or 1.

9 Mar 2010, 8:21 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Where in North Carolina or anywhere else, can you sell old American Eagle Silver Dollar Coins for good value?

I have old American Eagle Silver Dollar Coins, from the 1980's up to the 2000's. If you know where I can sell them around North Carolina, where I would receive a good value for them, or if you have any information on these types of coins, it's every greatly appreciated! Thanks! P.S- When I say North Carolina, i'm around Charlotte. So somewhere nearby would be ideal, but i'm willing to travel some too, if need-be. Thanks again!

9 Mar 2010, 8:12 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: I could use some help with these questions. Thanks!?

These are some samples of the types of problems I'm having a difficult time getting. I think seeing the work for these and how to solve them will help me in doing my homework b/c I'm really having a difficult time with it. 1. A man goes into a grocery store and buys a grapefruit and a toy ball. A 7% tax is applied to the price of non-food items. If the total bill is $5.15, including $0.18 in tax on the toy ball, what are the prices of the grapefruit and the ball? 2. On the first day of school, the percentage of boys in a particular class is 60%. During the school year, six girls move away, and are replaced in the class by six boys; this makes the class roster 75% boys. Find the number of boys and girls in the class on the first day of school. 3. Walt made an extra $9000 last year from a part-time job. He invested part of the money at a 9% annual rate of interest, and the relax at an 8% annual rate of interest. At the end of the year, he made a total of $770 in interest. How much was invested at 8%? 4. An express and local train leave GraysLake at 3 P.M. and head for Chicago 50 miles away. The express travels twice as quick as the local and arrives 1 hour ahead of the local. Find the speed of each train. 5. Joe has a collection of nickels and dimes that is worth $5.65. If the number of dimes were doubled and the number of nickels were increased by 8, the value of the coins would be $10.45. How many dimes does he have?

9 Mar 2010, 7:05 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Help with a math problem please?

Can someone answer this problem for me, or at least outline it? I have been trying it for about 20 minutes and I can't seem to receive it. "A bag contains 42 coins with a total weight of 246 grams. If the bag contains only gold coins that weigh 8 grams each and silver coins that weight 5 grams each, how many gold and how many silver coins are in the bag?"

9 Mar 2010, 6:53 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: To what extent was Rome a militaristic or militarized society?

Starting from the foundation of a war-like society with Romulus and Remus being the son of Mars and the incorporation of war into religion; Aeneas coming from Troy and Alba Longa and more of the foundation of a war-like society... Cloelia the hostage/courageousness rewarded within society... and of course coins and required military service. Any other thoughts? thanks! :)

9 Mar 2010, 6:49 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Why is it that on some coins, there are these little ridges on the sides?

Now why would I want to know something like that? Well~ Real Fact #898 (on the inside of a Snapple bottle cap) states that: "The ridges on the sides of coins are called reeding or milling." Now I suppose that a more precise way to state my question would be: Why is it that some coins have reeding/milling? Meh. I'm just a bit curious about that :P Thanks to anyone who helps answer my question!

9 Mar 2010, 6:45 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: On Super Mario Bros Wii, where is the second gold star coin in the first castle of level 1?

9 Mar 2010, 6:32 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: What is a good place/website to sell my old coins at?

I have really old currency, I want to sell it, that simple, were can i receive the best price for it at?

9 Mar 2010, 6:21 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Algebra help please??!?!?

Ok can anybody help me on these two math problems. 1. Write a system of equations in two variables and solve algebraically: Violet has 24 coins in her purse. The coins are every nickels and dimes. The total value of the coins is $1.85. How many of each type of coin does she have? 2. Same directions as over^^ 24 tickets were sold to a home show. Regular tickets cost $3 and senior citizen tickets cost $2 each. If a total of $62 was recieved in ticket sales find the number of regular tickets sold. Is $1.85. How many of each type coin does she have? Sorry what it says on the last line I put that on accident since I'm using yahoo answers on my phone sorry and any help on this will be appriciated:)

9 Mar 2010, 6:13 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: old animated pc game..can't remember!?

All i remember is it was an adventure game for kids, and it involved getting something from a dragon (medieval theme). There was a wizard, and you have to collect coins for something. Sorry I cannot remember much details, hopefully it will be enough!

9 Mar 2010, 5:44 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Public Bus Driver refussing to let me ride?

Alright so here it is, every day i take the public bus (here it is known as MBTA<<

Open Question: How do you get free coins on Fifa 10 ulitmate team?

how do you receive free coins on ultimate team?

9 Mar 2010, 5:15 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: If I save an unopened figure of a clone trooper from 2007 will it turn rare and very valuable in a few years?

It comes with a star wars coin with 2007 on it and says Saga Legends.

9 Mar 2010, 5:00 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: please add compound complex sentence (for 5 sentences)?

Is it really justice for every? “I pledge allegiance to my flag and the republic for which it stands: one nation indivisible with liberty and justice for every.” Those beautiful words were written by Francis Bellamy in 1892, but little did he know that it would soon guide to a heap of controversies. In 1954, the pledge of allegiance was edited to "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation below God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for every,” adding the phrase below God. But are we really below God? The fact is that not every of America believes in God let alone below God. You may have heard that the problem is the word ‘God’ in the pledge, but recently there has been papers defining the word ‘below’. In an essay written by John Kyff, he talks about why are we just below God. ” Our government declares that the People are "below" God, not "within," God or "over," God, or "around" God or "One with" God,” Kyff quotes. Through Johns Eyes, the government has no rights using the preposition ‘below’ in the pledge of allegiance. On dollar bills and coins, it just says “In God We Trust,” which does not state are relationship with God. Most of America believes in their possess God or gods, so I think it’s fair to say that most of us trust in our God. Saying that we are below God is the government stamping our back on how we should relate to God…which is not impartial? So what happened? On February 2007 in Virginia, State Senator Warren E. Barry introduced a bill making the recitation of the pledge of allegiance mandatory for every public school in Virginia. In doing this, Senator Barry violated his oath of office, in which he promised to uphold the U.S. Constitution. The U.S. Supreme Court has interpreted the Constitution as implying that anyone has the right to refrain from reciting the Pledge. below his bill, any student who refused to recite the pledge, without a valid philosophical or religious objection, would be suspended. Delegate Robert G. Marshall suggested that the bill be amended to require school buildings carry the national motto. The amendments were rejected by the Senate Education and Health Committee. It has been said that if you have a problem with saying the words “below God” skip over it. No one really has to say the whole pledge of allegiance. To me, the pledge should be changed to “…One nation, in God we Trust, with liberty…” if everyone is not glad with the “below God” phrase. I respect the pledge of allegiance just the way it is, but should the worries be on what is said in the allegiance or how much of America actually says the pledge of allegiance. also can you revise the essay and tell me what i would get

9 Mar 2010, 11:34 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: How to deal with wife's frequent bursts of anger?

On a regular basis--seems like at least once a day, sometimes more, my wife gets extremely mad. Usually it happens when she is frustrated (something not happening the way she wants) and is exacerbated when she is sleepy. Sometimes I'm the target, sometimes not. She is not really an "mad person" per se--but she has lots of "energy" and will also be very glad, unhappy etc. But she gets very easily upset and mad about things--about tiny things as well as global/national "big things" The thing is--I don't like the anger--it often seems irrational and out of the proportion to the incident (eg where are the f'n keys!? who put these coins there? why didn't we receive the damn coffee etc.) often accompanied by the "f" word, and I find it to be rather exhausting. Rational explanations about the content don't seem to matter; when she's not mad, and I bring this up, she says she will try to not do this, but it never lasts...It seems she gets totally "caught up in the moment" and can't step outside of her experience/emotions. Thoughts? Tips? Strategies?

9 Mar 2010, 10:34 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: brown spotting in pregnancy?

i am 19 weeks pregnant and its my first pregnancy, every of a sudden yesterday i noticed a brown clot in my urine and it was the size of a 10 cents coin, so i called in the emergency just to know if it was a matter of concern and she said its not something to be worried about but if i notice any fresh blood i should arrive in....but since yesterday there haven't seen clots but i have a light brown discharge. Just wanted to confirm if its a matter to be concerned about?

9 Mar 2010, 10:30 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Are the new silver eagle 1 oz coins shiner than the older silver 1 oz coins?

I have an older silver coin that is definitely duller than the brand new ones. When I first received a silver coin years ago, I don't remember it shining that much, even when it was new. What's the difference with these newer coins. Do the authentic 1 oz. silver coins really have a super shiny, silvery finish compared to the older ones? Thanks!

10 Mar 2010, 9:55 am | click here to view more

Open Question: how do i get free yoville coins?

I have tried working gifting ect.and betting at the speedway.but i am not getting coins quick enough.Any help please?

10 Mar 2010, 9:11 am | click here to view more

Open Question: in artic antics i want lots of coins!! please help!!?

so i here there is this "cupon thing" can you PLEASE tell me hw to receive to the cupo thing.....and what are some of the codes?? pleas help need 10 points?please give the most codes.

10 Mar 2010, 5:22 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Whose idea was it to coin the phrase "WWE Universe" to describe the fans of WWE?

10 Mar 2010, 5:11 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: When i put my pennies in coin star at asda?

it give you a receipt with and amount on, i'm using it to receive credit for my phone. When i go up to the fag counter to receive my credit. do i just hand them the receipt with the amount on and the extra money?

10 Mar 2010, 4:58 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: showing the fewest number of bills and coins that have the value $411.13?

10 Mar 2010, 4:56 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: how do i buy gold bullions? they are not coins are they?

i asked yahoo earlier about how to invest and have money in my old age. someone advised me to buy gold bullions

10 Mar 2010, 4:55 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: HELP i got a pet crab as a gift and i don't know how to care for it?

it's tiny and round the size of a coin,blue with light blue print and it's "arm" is orange he is in a plastic container with little water (shallow) how can i care for it ? i want to put a rock for it can i add more water? is flakes enough as a food for it ? what else can i give it ? what is the name of this type of crabs ? saltwater or freshwater oh and i'm going to keep it so i will ignore every the give it back answers

10 Mar 2010, 4:31 am | click here to view more

Open Question: what song is this??????????

There was a music video a few years ago. the video took place in an antique store. a guy put a coin in a machine and the singer was sitting at a piano in the machine. what tune was that?

10 Mar 2010, 4:29 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: How many 2p coins have the same value as 1 five and 7 pennies?

10 Mar 2010, 3:54 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Help with the title or author of a poem please?

The poem I'm looking for is about the life or journey of either a coin or a £5 or £10 note. I think it's written by a lady and she describes what it's used to pay for and who's hands it passes through. I've tried looking on Google for it with no luck. It's now driving me crazy! Any help please? Thank you.

10 Mar 2010, 3:23 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: What was the currency in 1400s Scotland?

I'm pretty sure they didn't use bills so I'm sure they used coins or something of the like. Would anyone know exactly what they used? (if you dont know what it was called thats okay) How much was each coin worth? Is it a lot like the currency used in England?

10 Mar 2010, 3:08 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Gregor Mendel, Wilhelm Johannsen, Jerome Lejeune & Alec Jeffreys questions PLEASE HELP!?

I have a science project to do on these people and I have a few questions... Any help would be appreciated, even if you can only answer a few, thanks :) Gregor Mendel - What impact did he have on the world with his discovery (Heredity transmitted in units) 1 adjective that describes him Wilhelm Johannsen - What impact did he have on the world with what he did (coined the word genes) 3 Adjectives that describe him Jerome Lejeune - 1 Adjective the describes him Alec Jeffreys - Impact he had on the world with his discovery (DNA Fingerprinting) 3 Adjectives describing him

10 Mar 2010, 2:46 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Why are my nipples ingrowing?

Their like coin slots and people take the mick out of me calling me Slotty.

10 Mar 2010, 2:40 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Why are there no coins from 2002?

there are some that say 1952-2002 but none that just say 2002

10 Mar 2010, 2:25 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: how are popular sovereignty and limited government like"two sides of the same coin?"?

10 Mar 2010, 2:22 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Probability of coin flipping?

I was given a coin and told to flip it 10 times: What is the probability of flipping the and getting tails at least once? I was wondering if someone could show me the process for solving this problem. Thanks

10 Mar 2010, 1:55 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Am I meant for Heaven or Hell?

I am a 26 year old sensual massage therapist...I have prostituted myself, cheated on my mate, stolen, lied and tried to kill myself..... I also have volunteered at animal shelters and retirement homes....I always put a coin in donation bins and I always try to help people when I can..... I am SO confused....I feel like a terrible person, but I know I;m not...I just don;t know if I am going to heaven or hell. I grew up in an abusive atmosphere and I was neglected on a good day.

10 Mar 2010, 1:32 am | click here to view more

Open Question: Is my 1787 Nova Caesarea New Jersey Coin an error?

I've looked at this coin on Ebay and many listings show the front and back of the coin. If I hold my coin the proper way so I can look the date of 1787 (and not upside down), when I flip the coin, the shield is upside down. Is this the way it was minted? oh well, I'll still take collector or coin specialist answers, but I just looked at a current day penny and nickel. When you turn them over the Lincoln Memorial and Jefferson Memorial are upside down.

10 Mar 2010, 1:05 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Are There Devil's In The Vatican?

Sex abuse scandals in the Roman Catholic Church are proof that that "the Devil is at work inside the Vatican", according to the Holy look's chief exorcist. dad Gabriele Amorth, 85, who has been the Vatican's chief exorcist for 25 years and says he has dealt with 70,000 cases of demonic possession, said that the consequences of satanic infiltration included power struggles at the Vatican as well as "cardinals who do not believe in Jesus, and bishops who are linked to the Demon". He added: "When one speaks of 'the smoke of Satan' [a phrase coined by Pope Paul VI in 1972] in the holy rooms, it is every true – including these latest stories of violence and paedophilia." He claimed that another example of satanic behaviour was the Vatican "cover-up" over the deaths in 1998 of Alois Estermann, the then commander of the Swiss Guard, his wife and Corporal Cedric Tornay, a Swiss Guard, who were every found shot dead. "They covered up everything immediately," he said. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/faith/article7056689.ece

10 Mar 2010, 12:53 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Shakespeare Homework Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?

When was William Shakespeare born? * August 3, 1664 April 26, 1564 He was most likely born on April 23rd or 24th of 1564. A few days previous to his baptism record. Where was baby William born? * William and wife Anne Hathaway had three kids. Which of William's kids died at a young age? * Does that name remind you of anything? Judeth Hamnet Susanna William Shakespeare probably never went beyond grammar school. * True untrue How many plays is Shakespeare thougth to have written? * 34 18 98 39 How many came you name off the top of your head? * No need to look them up (cheater). Just list as many as you can. You may surpise yourself. While most people regularly use about 2,000 words, Shakespeare used more than _________ in his writing. * Pick one phrase said to have been coined by Shakespeare. Have you heard it before? Where? What does it mean? * If you don't know... guess! Why does this article believe that Shakespeare has been credited with coining phrases that predate his works? * He claimed many phrases that he never wrote. Shakespeare's works made these phrases more widely known. The article doesn't talk about this. What was the main focus of Shakespeare's tragedies? * Forbidden adore Fall of a main character War between nations Select the four most famous tragedies according to this website. * Romeo and Juliet Othello Hamlet Much Ado About Nothing King Lear Henry IV The Taming of the Shrew Macbeth Who are the characters in Act 1, Scene 1 of Hamlet? * http://www.stickfigurehamlet.com/act1/scene1/page01.html What is the setting? *

10 Mar 2010, 12:47 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Does any one know the name of a childs story that is at least 60 years old.?

The story involves a kingdom where young women from the village go to the castle to work for the king. When the person does a good job, on the last day of work, honey pours over the girl and gold coins fall from an archway, sticking to the honey. Later when her ambitious sisters is asked to serve the king, she does a bad job and is tarred and feathered?

10 Mar 2010, 12:26 am | click here to view more

Open Question: What is a good online source to buy American Eagle 1 oz. gold coins?

Another question is: Do you have any other tips for buying these coins? Is there a way to receive ripped off? What is the typical price of these coins in relation to the price of gold? Should they be looked at as buillion investment or is there a better way to buy gold for investment purposes. Thanks for your help. John

10 Mar 2010, 12:18 pm | click here to view more

Resolved Question: Probabilities/Expectations Question....Intuitive...?

Consider two scenarios: 1) You flip a fair coin until you receive two heads in a row. 2) You flip a fair coin until you receive a head immediately followed by a tail. After lengthy calculations, we found that the expected number of tosses was 6 for situation (1) and 4 for situation (2). Explain the difference, from a logical standpoint. Shouldn't the expected values be equal?

10 Mar 2010, 12:16 am | click here to view more

Open Question: How did it come about that ancient history began with the year 4000, then descended, then started at "1"?

I know that "B.C." was coined by the Romans and stood for "Before Caesar" (Not "before christ" as many believe) and that "A..D" stood for "Anno Domini", but how did it arrive about that ancient history would start with the number 4000? Also, who or what determined that the years' dates would then DESCEND down to 0 and then start back up at 1, in ascending order? I found the true meaning/origin of "B.C." and "A.D." here: http://www.holysmoke.org/hs00/bc-ad.htm

10 Mar 2010, 12:11 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: This really means a lot if you could please help me with this!!!!!!!!!!!?

This excerpt is from the book Crabgrass Frontiers: The Suburbanization of the United States by Kenneth T. Jackson. Read it, and then answer the questions below. It was not until 1952 that Kemmons Wilson and Wallace E. Johnson opened their first “Holiday Inn” on Summer Avenue in Memphis. But long before that, in 1926, a San Luis Obispo, California, proprietor had coined a new word, “motel,” to describe an establishment that allowed a guest to park his car just outside his room. . . . . . . Motels began to thrive after World War II . . . Major chains set standards for prices, services and respectability that the traveling public could depend on. As early as 1948, there were 26,000 self-styled motels in the United States. difficult-won respectability attracted more middle-class families, and by 1960 there were 60,000 such places, a figure that doubled again by 1972. By that time an old hotel was closing somewhere in downtown America every thirty hours. And somewhere in suburban America, a plastic and glass Shangri La was rising to take its place. 1. What did the rise of motels indicate? 2. Does the increase in motels suggest that there were more foreign tourists visiting the United States during the 1950s? Explain why or why not. 3. By how much does Jackson say that the number of motels increased from 1948 to 1960? What reason does he give for this trend? 4. What was the result of this increase in motels?

10 Mar 2010, 12:02 pm | click here to view more

Open Question: Integer to Float problems in C?

I've a program I've been working on for a while and I just have one more thing I need to display. Background: The variables I'm using for this section: int Total[MaxJ]; int MinCoins = 10000; int Winner; int J = 121, T = 200, L = 100, Q = 25, D = 10, N = 5, P = 1; float Toonie, Jonnie, Loonie, Quarter, Dime, Nickel, Penny; int Toonies[MaxJ], Loonies[MaxJ], Quarters[MaxJ], Dimes[MaxJ], Nickels[MaxJ], Pennies[MaxJ]; So... The input was taken in as a float called Money and I converted that to a decimal by multiplying it by 100 and storing it in int Amount (I also have a problem of a missing penny in this case. I ended up adding 1 this this value and that worked... but i imagine its some nice of rounding mistake). I went through a whole for loop to fill the arrays for each coin (ie Toonies[], Loonies[], etc) MaxJ just refers to the maximum number of a coin value (Jonnies). After this I have another for loop that cycles through and determines which Total number of coins is the least and assigned the value of " i " to the variable Winner. Problem Section This is what I had before (for every coin value) if(Toonies[Winner] != 0) { printf("\n%d Toonies\n", Toonies[Winner]); } So, for $15.78 it would display "6 Toonies" and cycle through each coin value and display how many of each coin was needed. Now I'm trying to add in the dollar value for each one. So if I have 6 toonies then that will add on $12.00. So I tried this... if(Toonies[Winner] != 0) { Toonie = (Toonies[Winner] * T) / 100; printf("\n%d Toonies $%5.2f\n", Toonies[Winner], Toonie); } Works great for Toonies and Loonies... but not for the Jonnie, which is $1.21 and quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies... The way I look it is it takes the number of toonies (say 6) multiplies that by 200, which would arrive up with 1200 right? then it would divide that by 100, moving the decimal point over so it should be 12.00... which it is... But say, for the Jonnies (where I have 3) it would be 3 * 121 which would be 363. Divide that by 100 and it should be 3.36 right? but it drops the decimal values and just sayd 3.00... for $15.78 it shows 6 Toonies $12.00 3 Jonnies $3.00 1 Dime $0.00 1 Nickel $0.00 The LEAST number of coins is: 11 Why is it cutting off the decimals? and how can I fix this??

10 Mar 2010, 11:29 am | click here to view more

Open Question: How can I make coin mechanism that works with a wooden vending machine?

10 Mar 2010, 11:20 am | click here to view more

Open Question: the sum of the digits of a two digits number is 16. if the digits were reversed,and the new number were added?

coin and digits problems

10 Mar 2010, 10:54 am | click here to view more

Open Question: Which of the following can be determined using theoretical probability?

Which of the following can be determined using theoretical probability? A. The probability of grabbing a can of Sprite® at random from a cooler that contains 7 cans of Sprite® and 12 cans of Coke®. B. The probability of getting a winning roll in the dice game craps. C. The probability that a "12-ounce" can of Sprite® actually contains slightly more than 12 ounces of liquid. D. The probability that a resident of Connecticut will receive lung cancer in the coming year. E. The probability of getting three heads out of five flips of a coin.

10 Mar 2010, 10:53 am | click here to view more