Cecil Said:

Hi! does anyone know any websites wherein i can compare and contrast the Vietnam wars with the wars Iraq? read

We Answered:

Try this http://www.naharnet.com/domino/tn/NewsDesk.nsf/getstory?openform&7567167FE0F1968EC225720C0025523D
As far as I looked for

Darren Said:

What would be the best way to present a school report on a [Japanese] Shingeki play "The Mad Man on the Roof"?

We Answered:

I would get friend to do the play and put it on old fashion DVD player or reel to reel VCR camera that way you can edit and get the play to kind of come to life in a short version in audio to tanform to the length of the play and explanation with world of words from your report and you are using old fashion equipment and costumes and everyone including you can watch your presentation like a old fashion school informercial and be enlighten and less stress on you to stand in front of the class...Romeo and Julet get some props and scenes and keep the film top secret then picture your report as you pass out microwave popcorn and settle down to your own presentation it might go all over the school to other classes...
I hope this helps...

Penny Said:

Does this look like they plan on cracking down in the immediate future ?

We Answered:

You should google "north american union" and "amero" and then see what you think.It will open your eyes to a whole new world-literally!

Travis Said:

Do I even "need" a laptop?

We Answered:

A laptop makes it much easier to work on the go. As an ex-uni student I've never really owned owned a laptop (pen and paper for taking notes, cellphone for email and just used the library for research ), but once I started work I found a laptop was very essential for my workplace because there were no libraries or computer labs that I had access to. I even brought along an inkjet printer so I could print my documents.

It all depends on whether your workplace has all the facilities you need, but having a laptop makes it a lot more convenient to work.