Question by John K: Do dolphins need salt water to survive? If so, why?
I know that there is (was) the Baiji dolphin in the Yangtze River in China. I am under the impression that other dolphins require salt water. Is this true? What does salt water provide to the animal for survival?
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Answer by Robby P123
No, they don’t need SALT water to survive, just normal water.
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Question by lakaria_2000: The system is perfect, the flaw is human. Discuss in a philosophical aspects.?
Every legal system, government system, ideal or religion can be perfect however the people who implementing it or in control is the one who is flaw. E.g. communism, it a perfect system if the one who is in control really work for the society however look what happen to Russia and China, a group of selfish people exploiting the pooor. Religion, if use for the better of society, can save millions of souls however if use for the worse like incitment of religious war could cause death of millions too. Too many religious leader involve in politic that they should not such as the Pope and the Buddhism leader in Taiwan. Whatever perfect ideals, religion, system will always be tinted as the human who use them is flaw themselves already.
This is show in the movie of Minority Report by Tom Cruise and in real life of how religion can be misuse, ideal can be misuse, law can be misuse etc.
Some answer I got is unsatisfactory, if you cannot answer my question please kindly do not attempt to reply
I start to get some real good answer, thanks and hope to get more.
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Answer by tkquestion
The system is perfect, the flaw is human.
This is a flawed statement in my opinion. The system exists in the human society and to serve/better human lives. If the system didn’t anticipate and incorporate human variables, how can it be called a perfect system?
A perfect system must be resilient enough to anticipate, incorporate, and recover from participants varying behaviors.
Are human the flaw? You have to go back to the definition of perfect. What is a perfect human? One with no flaw? Is that really a perfect human when human are the ones with emotions and variable reactions to the same stimuli?
By the way, where is the question in this?
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Question by : Doe the J-20 stealth heavy fighter / H-6U aerial tanker / DH-10 air launched land attack cruise missile combo?
eliminate China’s need for aircraft carriers for long range strikes anywhere in the world?
J-20 Black Eagle:
http://sitelife.aviationweek.com/ver1.0/Content/images/store/14/8/7ee42457-7030-4864-9876-c286f6499e09.Full.jpg
http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-J-XX-Prototype.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chengdu_J-20
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAAwHsinqV0&feature=related
http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-NOTAM-240111-1.html
H-6U:
http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-PLA-Tanker-Programs.html
DH-10:
http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-Regional-PGM.html#mozTocId478084
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Answer by Jean-Paul
No
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Question by cancersucks: Isn’t it in China and India’s best interest to clean up the Yangtze and Ganges rivers?
Someone once pointed out that the healthcare costs of premature babies is skyrocketing out of control. Well, we have to pay it! What do we want, the human species to die out? Same with the rivers. We cannot live without water. So isn’t it in China and India’s governments interest to clean up the rivers and prevent their pollution so that you don’t have people dying? You have to find a way!!
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Answer by Millie C
Despite the fact that U.S. is still the leader in pollution, China will soon surpass us as they continue to industrialize. It’s not just the rivers that are worrisome…you have air pollution, depleting vital resources, endangering species…especially in our oceans. They economy has improved and their population is stabilizing, which is good, but at what cost?
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Question by : I am getting married in August and we decided to do a night cruise leaving from Seattle.?
Pretty much everything is included:
Platinum Package
Includes:
Private Room on the Royal Argosy
Set-up and 4-hour event time
Lunch, brunch or dinner buffet (plated meal add $ 5 per person)
Cake-cutting service or dessert
Captain’s Ceremony
Day-of Event Wedding Coordinator
Choice of DJ or Jazz Trio
Soda, coffee and tea service
Champagne Toast
Unlimited Wine, Beer and Cocktails
Wait-staff and bartenders
Linens, china, silverware
All service charges and taxes
(100 or more guests) (Fewer than 100 guests)
Daytime $ 130pp $ 140pp
Evenings (Sun-Thurs) $ 145pp $ 155pp
Evenings (Fri/Sat) $ 155pp $ 165pp
Does this sound like the cake is included??? Also I know we still have to pay for our dress/tux,photographer, marriage license. What else do you think we would need to prepare for the wedding?
I’m going to ask the company tomorrow I just found this company after hours so wanted to ask on here first!
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Answer by life’s a journey
You will need appreciation of each other,
the ability to keep communication open,
respect for each other
and a wedding cake
Good luck and have fun.
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Question by gua: When ETs invade Earth and attack China, will they have another thing coming when PL-12 AMRAAMs and YJ-83 nucle?
ar-tipped cruise missiles fired by Chinese air force planes slam into their space-ships?
http://www.sinodefence.com/airforce/weapon/pl12.asp
http://www.sinodefence.com/airforce/weapon/yj81.asp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6tbmPtGwEY&feature=rec-LGOUT-exp_fresh+div-1r-6-HM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9JXwHzFZwg
http://www.sinodefence.com/navy/sub/type093shang.asp
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Answer by …………..
earth to gua.comeback to reality
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Question by : Have you ever been to any of these places?
Figi, Alabama, Rome, Mexico, Bermuda, New Zealand, Mesa Verde, Easter Island, Serengeti, Machu Picchu, The Louvre, Yangtze River, Grand Canyon, Amazon Rain Forest, Galopogos Islands, Great Barrier Reef, Sedona, Li River, Petrovorets, Masai Mara, Australia, Isle of Skye, Newfoundland, Tanzania, or Drumheller. Tell me if you had a great time, A fine time, or you hated it. THANKS!
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Answer by Katie M♥t♥cr♥ss 916
no no no no no no no no no
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Question by yoran: disadvantages on the three gorges dam project?
i’ve heard some stuff about displacing 1.5 million people from the yangtze river but where can i find details??
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Answer by dieyouevilfrustratingprogram
I saw an article on wikipedia (projects under construction?), otherwise try news web sites like cnn.com, etc.
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Question by singaporelosers2: I’m interested in a bike cruise around the world…..?
All I want to do is get the old motorbike out, put a tent on the back and head out. I’m just wondering, as I live in the UK how I could go on an all round the world trip with my bike. I’ve saved up quite a bit of money so I can buy food from the gas stations and stuff but I ‘m guessing I’d have to go on the ferry (pre-booked of course) to France and then head out across europe, through to China, then down to Australia then New Zealand and then back track from there. I was wondering roughly how much it might cost and whether I should split the trip so I just do Europe, then on another Asia and then another trip to America.
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Answer by liz down under
Have you watched Ewan McGregor and Charlie Boorman’s Long Way Round? It is a film of their motorcycle ride from London across Europe and Russia and ending in New York. It shows the obstacles you will face in some countries ie. with visas, bad roads, innaccurate maps, corruption etc. It is worth watching just to see the kinds of things you will be up against and to show you the kind of forward planning you would need to do. If you stick to western Europe, Australia and New Zealand the main thing you would have to worry about is whether you can afford it.
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Question by John D: If someone is killed on a swiss cruise ship in international waters and the person who was killed was from?
US and the person who killed them was from China/North Korea or well any country that dislikes the US but has a good size military. Where will the person be tried? The point of the question is to find out what would happen to the person who broke the law and if two countries that are not on good terms who would try this person. You would assume that a person going to be tried in a country that dislikes americans may have a lighter sentence but if they came to the US they may have a more lengthy sentence. The swiss boat was set in there because the Swiss usually wouldnt get involved in this. So what do you think would happen? Would it involve the military in anyway? If either of these people were in the military would it change how this was tried? There is alot of what if in this question to make this happen but it could.
Im not worried about spelling or grammer mistakes just answer the ?
O and yes landlock countries do actually own cruise ships. They do not have to have ports for them to be owned by a country. This questions does not state they left from a Swiss port.
So if the country the ship next docks at is Anti America then the person who killed an american could maybe get an easier sentence?
No im not planning anything I was just asking that because we have tension between many countries and was wondering if tension could lead to problems from the military or economic
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Answer by Crow T. Robot
Do me a favor….Look up the Achille Lauro hijacking and the murder of Leon Klinghoffer. The Achille Lauro was an Italian liner, Leon Klinghoffer was an American citizen, and he was murdered by Muslim extremists.
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