How do the wives of Brutus and Caesar try to influence their husbands?
Q. In Julius Caesar, how do the wives of Brutus and Caesar try to influence their husbands? Are they successful or unsuccessful?
Asked by Sophie - Wed Jan 27 20:47:26 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Brutus and Caesar's wives are both unsuccessful. Caesar's wife tries to influence him by telling him to stay away from the capitol on the ides of March because she had a bad dream. At first Caesar agrees but then is convinced otherwise by Decius. I'm not sure exactly how Portia tries to influence brutus, but she tries to make him feel compelled to tell her about everything that's going on, which he never does do.
Answered by Lisa - Wed Jan 27 20:54:29 2010
Q. In Julius Caesar, how do the wives of Brutus and Caesar try to influence their husbands? Are they successful or unsuccessful?
Asked by Sophie - Wed Jan 27 20:47:26 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Brutus and Caesar's wives are both unsuccessful. Caesar's wife tries to influence him by telling him to stay away from the capitol on the ides of March because she had a bad dream. At first Caesar agrees but then is convinced otherwise by Decius. I'm not sure exactly how Portia tries to influence brutus, but she tries to make him feel compelled to tell her about everything that's going on, which he never does do.
Answered by Lisa - Wed Jan 27 20:54:29 2010
Compare and contrast the characters of Julius Caesar and Brutus. Who was the true protagonist and why?
Q. List examples of their words, actions or interactions with others to support the comparison and contrast. What are the similarities of Caesar and Brutus? What are the differences of Caesar and Brutus? Who is the true protagonist of the play and explain why.
Asked by Haha - Mon Feb 1 21:31:44 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Brutus is the protagonist because the action happens to him and he is the one who changes. From Shmoop
Answered by augie6_1 - Fri Feb 5 15:17:23 2010
Q. List examples of their words, actions or interactions with others to support the comparison and contrast. What are the similarities of Caesar and Brutus? What are the differences of Caesar and Brutus? Who is the true protagonist of the play and explain why.
Asked by Haha - Mon Feb 1 21:31:44 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Brutus is the protagonist because the action happens to him and he is the one who changes. From Shmoop
Answered by augie6_1 - Fri Feb 5 15:17:23 2010
How can I make good caesar salad without a fresh egg?
Q. I love caesar salad but it seems that it is getting more dangerous every day to use a fresh egg. If there a good substitute that will give it the same consistency?
Asked by lulu - Thu Dec 14 15:15:00 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The whole raw egg thing is blown way out of proportion these days. It's not that bad, and it still happens often. That said... You can use EggBeaters or any other pasteurized egg products with almost the same results, if you want to be extra careful. Enjoy!
Answered by PB_GenX - Thu Dec 14 15:20:31 2006
Q. I love caesar salad but it seems that it is getting more dangerous every day to use a fresh egg. If there a good substitute that will give it the same consistency?
Asked by lulu - Thu Dec 14 15:15:00 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The whole raw egg thing is blown way out of proportion these days. It's not that bad, and it still happens often. That said... You can use EggBeaters or any other pasteurized egg products with almost the same results, if you want to be extra careful. Enjoy!
Answered by PB_GenX - Thu Dec 14 15:20:31 2006
What is good to dip in Caesar salad dressing?
Q. I have a bottle of Kraft Caesar Salad Dressing and Im wondering what kinds of food are good to dip in it? Fruits, veggies, crackers? I don't know.
Asked by sunshine daydream - Fri Dec 19 10:47:11 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Veggies, crackers, popcorn chicken, steak strips, bite size pork nuggets
Answered by tracy - Fri Dec 19 10:50:44 2008
Q. I have a bottle of Kraft Caesar Salad Dressing and Im wondering what kinds of food are good to dip in it? Fruits, veggies, crackers? I don't know.
Asked by sunshine daydream - Fri Dec 19 10:47:11 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Veggies, crackers, popcorn chicken, steak strips, bite size pork nuggets
Answered by tracy - Fri Dec 19 10:50:44 2008
In Julius Caesar, when does Antony use convincing words to influence character development or choices?
Q. One example is Antony telling the people of Rome that Brutus is not an honorable man for killing Caesar. Antony's words were convincing, which influenced the common people's decision to go after Brutus and kill him. Can you give another example of where Antony uses convincing words to influence character development?
Asked by Koopa Troopa - Wed Dec 10 11:38:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From Shmoop Lit/Antony in Julius Caesar 3.2.169: After making a big show of reading the will, Antony has gathered all the mourners around Caesar s corpse, and goes down to them. All this dramatic effect being built up, he goes over a few of Caesar s wounds, pointing out which conspirator stabbed him where. He particularly chides Brutus, saying that it was Brutus s ingratitude that killed Caesar if he hadn t seen Brutus betray him, maybe Caesar s strong heart would ve survived the 32 other wounds. Right. He drives the point home by mentioning how Caesar s body lay gracelessly at the base of Pompey s statue, full of traitors wounds. Antony emphasizes this again, and realizes the people are beginning to stir to mutiny.
Answered by augie6_1 - Wed Dec 10 11:57:13 2008
Q. One example is Antony telling the people of Rome that Brutus is not an honorable man for killing Caesar. Antony's words were convincing, which influenced the common people's decision to go after Brutus and kill him. Can you give another example of where Antony uses convincing words to influence character development?
Asked by Koopa Troopa - Wed Dec 10 11:38:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From Shmoop Lit/Antony in Julius Caesar 3.2.169: After making a big show of reading the will, Antony has gathered all the mourners around Caesar s corpse, and goes down to them. All this dramatic effect being built up, he goes over a few of Caesar s wounds, pointing out which conspirator stabbed him where. He particularly chides Brutus, saying that it was Brutus s ingratitude that killed Caesar if he hadn t seen Brutus betray him, maybe Caesar s strong heart would ve survived the 32 other wounds. Right. He drives the point home by mentioning how Caesar s body lay gracelessly at the base of Pompey s statue, full of traitors wounds. Antony emphasizes this again, and realizes the people are beginning to stir to mutiny.
Answered by augie6_1 - Wed Dec 10 11:57:13 2008
How to fix caesar dressing that turns out to be too sour?
Q. I made a "close-to-perfect" caesar salad dressing. The only thing was that it was too sour for me (and other people tasted it). I measured the ingredients according to the original recipe, but I never thought that Indonesian lemon can be way more sour than the recipe had anticipated. Can I fix this? I dont want to throw it away since I used the best parmesan cheese found in my town, and it doesnt seem right to just toss it in the trash can. Please help!
Asked by rurie_aja - Mon Feb 2 09:47:25 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. white sugar...it will neutralize without tasting sweet...as it's neutralizing...not adding sweetness.
Answered by illinoismommy - Mon Feb 2 10:20:28 2009
Q. I made a "close-to-perfect" caesar salad dressing. The only thing was that it was too sour for me (and other people tasted it). I measured the ingredients according to the original recipe, but I never thought that Indonesian lemon can be way more sour than the recipe had anticipated. Can I fix this? I dont want to throw it away since I used the best parmesan cheese found in my town, and it doesnt seem right to just toss it in the trash can. Please help!
Asked by rurie_aja - Mon Feb 2 09:47:25 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. white sugar...it will neutralize without tasting sweet...as it's neutralizing...not adding sweetness.
Answered by illinoismommy - Mon Feb 2 10:20:28 2009
I am making a simple caesar salad but don't have freshly ground pepper.What is the alternative?
Q. I don't have a pepper grinder.But here are my salad ingredients: Lettuce Cucumber Cherry tomatoes parmesan cheese croutons lemon caesar dressing or something that would taste good with the salad
Asked by Short&Sweet - Mon Dec 22 16:31:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. preground pepper or a dash of tabasco will give it a kick!
Answered by Sam's Mom - Mon Dec 22 16:39:24 2008
Q. I don't have a pepper grinder.But here are my salad ingredients: Lettuce Cucumber Cherry tomatoes parmesan cheese croutons lemon caesar dressing or something that would taste good with the salad
Asked by Short&Sweet - Mon Dec 22 16:31:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. preground pepper or a dash of tabasco will give it a kick!
Answered by Sam's Mom - Mon Dec 22 16:39:24 2008
what proves that caesar was the dominant character in the play julius caesar?
Q. im writing an essay to defend the fact that caesar was the dominant character in the play even though he died in act 3. i also need to use and explain a minium of 4 quotes. other than the title, with quotes
Asked by sara jenkins - Sun Apr 5 13:57:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh, you want quotes as well. So you want us to read it a gain and do the work for you?
Answered by D S - Sun Apr 5 15:36:03 2009
Q. im writing an essay to defend the fact that caesar was the dominant character in the play even though he died in act 3. i also need to use and explain a minium of 4 quotes. other than the title, with quotes
Asked by sara jenkins - Sun Apr 5 13:57:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh, you want quotes as well. So you want us to read it a gain and do the work for you?
Answered by D S - Sun Apr 5 15:36:03 2009
How would one describe the personality of Julius Caesar?
Q. In the play Julius Caesar. How would you describe the personality of Caesar? I kind of need a detailed description if you will. Thanks in advance!
Asked by >ANNA< - Sun Nov 30 15:23:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Personality and reputation Caesar was not and is not lovable. His generosity to defeated opponents, magnanimous though it was, did not win their affection. He won his soldiers devotion by the victories that his intellectual ability, applied to warfare, brought them. Yet, though not lovable, Caesar was and is attractive, indeed fascinating. His political achievement required ability, in effect amounting to genius, in several different fields, including administration and generalship besides the minor arts of wire pulling and propaganda. In all these, Caesar was a supreme virtuoso. But if he had not also been something more than this he would not have been the supremely great man that he undoubtedly was. Caesar was great beyond and even… [cont.]
Answered by m - Sun Nov 30 15:31:50 2008
Q. In the play Julius Caesar. How would you describe the personality of Caesar? I kind of need a detailed description if you will. Thanks in advance!
Asked by >ANNA< - Sun Nov 30 15:23:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Personality and reputation Caesar was not and is not lovable. His generosity to defeated opponents, magnanimous though it was, did not win their affection. He won his soldiers devotion by the victories that his intellectual ability, applied to warfare, brought them. Yet, though not lovable, Caesar was and is attractive, indeed fascinating. His political achievement required ability, in effect amounting to genius, in several different fields, including administration and generalship besides the minor arts of wire pulling and propaganda. In all these, Caesar was a supreme virtuoso. But if he had not also been something more than this he would not have been the supremely great man that he undoubtedly was. Caesar was great beyond and even… [cont.]
Answered by m - Sun Nov 30 15:31:50 2008
How did the rise of Julius Caesar threaten the republic yet could be seen as the salvation at the same time ?
Q. How did the rise of Julius Caesar threaten the republic yet could be seen as the salvation at the same time ? How does this justify Brutus and the senators plot to kill him ? How does this reflect the views of the assassination of Lincoln in the United States ?
Asked by kalisto - Sat Jan 12 19:57:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Julius Caesar came to power through the use of his image as a populares or popular politician representing the masses and through his military victories over the Germanic tribes in Gaul and his victories in Egypt. Like his uncle Marius, Caesar championed the popular causes of the plebian classes of Rome and championed the settlement of Rome's troops to give them land to settle. This put him at odds with the senatorial patrician classes, who controlled Roman politics. Caesar was an outsider in Roman Politics. While he did have patrician blood, Caesar's familiy were never senators But had to attain political power and prestige by other means. For example, Caesar's family consisted of Marius, who held the position of consul 7 times and… [cont.]
Answered by Big B - Sat Jan 12 20:20:43 2008
Q. How did the rise of Julius Caesar threaten the republic yet could be seen as the salvation at the same time ? How does this justify Brutus and the senators plot to kill him ? How does this reflect the views of the assassination of Lincoln in the United States ?
Asked by kalisto - Sat Jan 12 19:57:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Julius Caesar came to power through the use of his image as a populares or popular politician representing the masses and through his military victories over the Germanic tribes in Gaul and his victories in Egypt. Like his uncle Marius, Caesar championed the popular causes of the plebian classes of Rome and championed the settlement of Rome's troops to give them land to settle. This put him at odds with the senatorial patrician classes, who controlled Roman politics. Caesar was an outsider in Roman Politics. While he did have patrician blood, Caesar's familiy were never senators But had to attain political power and prestige by other means. For example, Caesar's family consisted of Marius, who held the position of consul 7 times and… [cont.]
Answered by Big B - Sat Jan 12 20:20:43 2008
Besides Julius Caesar and Romeo and Juliet what is the best shakespeare play?
Q. You see I need to to an anotated bibliography for my english class. We already read Julius Caesar and Romeo and Juliet. We can do any other of Shakespeare's plays. I would appreciate any help. Thanks! Yeah I should probably say that I liked Julius Caesar better, so id probably like the tragedies more
Asked by jncubsfan - Tue Mar 24 12:09:44 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you like tragedies and you especially liked Julius Caesar, you would probably enjoy Antony and Cleopatra. You might also consider including some of histories in your bibliography -- ie. Richard II and III, Henry IV, etc. Other good tragedies are Othello, Hamlet, and Macbeth (The Scottish Play). Here is a complete list of Shakespeare's plays with links to the complete text: Hope this helps.
Answered by S Librarian - Tue Mar 24 12:27:58 2009
Q. You see I need to to an anotated bibliography for my english class. We already read Julius Caesar and Romeo and Juliet. We can do any other of Shakespeare's plays. I would appreciate any help. Thanks! Yeah I should probably say that I liked Julius Caesar better, so id probably like the tragedies more
Asked by jncubsfan - Tue Mar 24 12:09:44 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you like tragedies and you especially liked Julius Caesar, you would probably enjoy Antony and Cleopatra. You might also consider including some of histories in your bibliography -- ie. Richard II and III, Henry IV, etc. Other good tragedies are Othello, Hamlet, and Macbeth (The Scottish Play). Here is a complete list of Shakespeare's plays with links to the complete text: Hope this helps.
Answered by S Librarian - Tue Mar 24 12:27:58 2009
How many warnings of his death does Julius Caesar get?
Q. From the play: "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar" by William Shakespeare I know there is the soothsayer and then Calpurnia has a dream right? Thanks!
Asked by hodgesgirl357 - Wed Feb 18 18:00:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Soothsayer warns him three times. Calpurnia has a dream, and has a bad feeling, but I'm not sure if that would be considered a warning. Then that one guy (forget his name, sorry, it was last year) has a note for him, but Caesar kind of ignores him. That's all I can think of, sorry it's not precise.
Answered by elizabeth_8163 - Wed Feb 18 18:05:29 2009
Q. From the play: "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar" by William Shakespeare I know there is the soothsayer and then Calpurnia has a dream right? Thanks!
Asked by hodgesgirl357 - Wed Feb 18 18:00:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Soothsayer warns him three times. Calpurnia has a dream, and has a bad feeling, but I'm not sure if that would be considered a warning. Then that one guy (forget his name, sorry, it was last year) has a note for him, but Caesar kind of ignores him. That's all I can think of, sorry it's not precise.
Answered by elizabeth_8163 - Wed Feb 18 18:05:29 2009
What are some songs that relate to the Julius Caesar play, in a substantial way?
Q. Need to do a little project for english, since we just finished reading Julius Caesar. I have a few songs, but i cant really think of anymore. If you got any let let me know!
Asked by x ANTiK - Sun Nov 23 12:19:47 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) "All Hail Caesar" by AC/DC 2) How Fortunate the man with None - Dead Can Dance You saw courageous Caesar next You know what he became. They deified him in his life Then had him murdered just the same. And as they raised the fatal knife How loud he cried: you too my son! The world however did not wait But soon observed what followed on. It's courage that had brought him to that state. How fortunate the man with none. Based on a work by bertold brecht.
Answered by Ian V - Sun Nov 23 14:20:49 2008
Q. Need to do a little project for english, since we just finished reading Julius Caesar. I have a few songs, but i cant really think of anymore. If you got any let let me know!
Asked by x ANTiK - Sun Nov 23 12:19:47 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) "All Hail Caesar" by AC/DC 2) How Fortunate the man with None - Dead Can Dance You saw courageous Caesar next You know what he became. They deified him in his life Then had him murdered just the same. And as they raised the fatal knife How loud he cried: you too my son! The world however did not wait But soon observed what followed on. It's courage that had brought him to that state. How fortunate the man with none. Based on a work by bertold brecht.
Answered by Ian V - Sun Nov 23 14:20:49 2008
Does anyone have a recipe for a good vegetarian caesar dressing?
Q. Every caesar dressing I've found on the store shelves has anchovies. I'm looking for a really yummy one that doesn't.
Asked by iAm notArabbit - Thu Nov 15 18:34:10 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wonder how long before the resident troll squad pipe up with their "if it doesn't have anchovies then it isn't Caesar dressing" comments? Ah, well...goddess dressing tastes very similar to Caesar dressing and it's vegan. Annie's Naturals and Trader Joe's makes good stuff. Goddess dressing is a staple in our house. I keep wanting to try and make my own, but I have yet to try it. Here's a recipe that claims to taste similar to Annie's: This vegan Caesar recipe sounds really good, too...it's got almonds and nutritional yeast to give it a parmesan cheesey effect:
Answered by JenasaurusX - Thu Nov 15 18:47:17 2007
Q. Every caesar dressing I've found on the store shelves has anchovies. I'm looking for a really yummy one that doesn't.
Asked by iAm notArabbit - Thu Nov 15 18:34:10 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wonder how long before the resident troll squad pipe up with their "if it doesn't have anchovies then it isn't Caesar dressing" comments? Ah, well...goddess dressing tastes very similar to Caesar dressing and it's vegan. Annie's Naturals and Trader Joe's makes good stuff. Goddess dressing is a staple in our house. I keep wanting to try and make my own, but I have yet to try it. Here's a recipe that claims to taste similar to Annie's: This vegan Caesar recipe sounds really good, too...it's got almonds and nutritional yeast to give it a parmesan cheesey effect:
Answered by JenasaurusX - Thu Nov 15 18:47:17 2007
Who might be considered a protagonist in the play Julius Caesar?
Q. Who might be considered a protagonist in the play Julius Caesar? and What would you say is the hero's tragic flaw? and Why?
Asked by Ryan - Wed May 28 22:48:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Brutus was the protagonist he liked ceasar but didn't like what he represented he didnt think he would be a good king
Answered by Susan R - Wed May 28 22:52:43 2008
Q. Who might be considered a protagonist in the play Julius Caesar? and What would you say is the hero's tragic flaw? and Why?
Asked by Ryan - Wed May 28 22:48:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Brutus was the protagonist he liked ceasar but didn't like what he represented he didnt think he would be a good king
Answered by Susan R - Wed May 28 22:52:43 2008
What has the government done in the past that compares to Julius Caesar?
Q. Governmental acts that compare or are like the government in the play Julius Caesar.
Asked by ashliequintana - Fri Oct 31 17:22:23 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. George washington, because he refused to be the american King, after the revolution, and was president instead.
Answered by Pickle - Fri Oct 31 18:34:52 2008
Q. Governmental acts that compare or are like the government in the play Julius Caesar.
Asked by ashliequintana - Fri Oct 31 17:22:23 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. George washington, because he refused to be the american King, after the revolution, and was president instead.
Answered by Pickle - Fri Oct 31 18:34:52 2008
an episode of the dog whisperer where caesar trains a dog to not be aggressive toward other animals?
Q. I heard there was an episode of the dog whisperer where Caesar teaches someones dog to not be aggressive toward other animals. I have a pit and he is somewhat aggressive toward a cat and I want another pit, but I do not want him being this way with the new dog. Can anyone tell me what that episode of the dog whisperer was about? Thanks.
Asked by peeboo6es2003 - Sat Sep 29 13:50:43 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you type in The Dog Whisperer in your search and go to his website. You can order the complete series on dvd. There's lots of info on his site too. There was just an episode on this week where these people's German Shepherd wanted to kill their cat. I would get some obedience classes too.
Answered by blessed1 - Sat Sep 29 14:03:11 2007
Q. I heard there was an episode of the dog whisperer where Caesar teaches someones dog to not be aggressive toward other animals. I have a pit and he is somewhat aggressive toward a cat and I want another pit, but I do not want him being this way with the new dog. Can anyone tell me what that episode of the dog whisperer was about? Thanks.
Asked by peeboo6es2003 - Sat Sep 29 13:50:43 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you type in The Dog Whisperer in your search and go to his website. You can order the complete series on dvd. There's lots of info on his site too. There was just an episode on this week where these people's German Shepherd wanted to kill their cat. I would get some obedience classes too.
Answered by blessed1 - Sat Sep 29 14:03:11 2007
How does Julius Caesar affect lives of the Roman Citizens?
Q. Julius Caesar: I know the stuff he did before his dictatorship and some during, but how did his start of dictatorships benfit the citizens of Rome?
Asked by WhiteRaven - Tue Sep 1 18:41:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. he was a lower class man. The lower romans love the man, the higher ups disliked him. He was a military mastermind and hero.
Answered by Justin - Tue Sep 1 18:44:15 2009
Q. Julius Caesar: I know the stuff he did before his dictatorship and some during, but how did his start of dictatorships benfit the citizens of Rome?
Asked by WhiteRaven - Tue Sep 1 18:41:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. he was a lower class man. The lower romans love the man, the higher ups disliked him. He was a military mastermind and hero.
Answered by Justin - Tue Sep 1 18:44:15 2009
What are the main themes and ideas of Julius Caesar?
Q. I just need to know the main themes and ideas of the play 'Julius Caesar'. Thanks.
Asked by Gary H - Sat Dec 1 15:11:27 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. War,Death,Murder,Ploting, Politics,Betrayal he did cleopatra : )
Answered by Hazza - Sat Dec 1 15:22:33 2007
Q. I just need to know the main themes and ideas of the play 'Julius Caesar'. Thanks.
Asked by Gary H - Sat Dec 1 15:11:27 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. War,Death,Murder,Ploting, Politics,Betrayal he did cleopatra : )
Answered by Hazza - Sat Dec 1 15:22:33 2007
Julius Caesar Help How does Cassius, Antony Casca and Caesar show hypocrisy?
Q. I am writing a paper and have a few examples but a little more would help. What are some examples of when Cassius, Antony, Casca and Caesar are "janus-faced" or hypocritical?
Asked by euphoniumgirl - Mon Mar 23 17:14:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are some excellent books about that on amazon.com , and they're not very expensive at all, and you can also look at some of the pages for free on line so maybe you can get some facts out of there that are what your looking for?
Answered by Labrythn - Mon Mar 23 17:23:05 2009
Q. I am writing a paper and have a few examples but a little more would help. What are some examples of when Cassius, Antony, Casca and Caesar are "janus-faced" or hypocritical?
Asked by euphoniumgirl - Mon Mar 23 17:14:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are some excellent books about that on amazon.com , and they're not very expensive at all, and you can also look at some of the pages for free on line so maybe you can get some facts out of there that are what your looking for?
Answered by Labrythn - Mon Mar 23 17:23:05 2009
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