Wikipedia: where can i see the current disputes in "Third Opinion" ?
Q. to take for examples to adding my problem with another wikipedian editor in "third opinion" ps. sorry for my english
Asked by Ori - Burr i Dheut - Sun Mar 2 16:33:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'm not so sure about what you mean. Could it perhaps be contained in the following link? I hope I helped you. p.s. - Don't worry about your english: I've seen worse!
Answered by $ a - Sun Mar 2 18:36:04 2008

Examples of current dispute over whether to have strong central government?
Q. After the Revolutionary War, some Americans wanted a strong central government while others did not. Cite examples of the controversy over government power today
Asked by Ally - Thu Nov 13 07:31:00 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. One premuim example of that struggle for jurisdiction is the 'medical marijuana' issue. The States are passing laws legalizing this practice, while federal agents are still applying federal laws to enforcement. It is destined for the Supreme Court, which will ultimately decide who has the power, the central (federal) government or the states.
Answered by Herald - Thu Nov 13 07:43:52 2008

What types of crops are being genetically modified in the current GM dispute?
Q. What types of crops are being genetically modified in the current GM dispute?
Asked by duckula_182 - Sat Feb 16 19:38:22 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Primarily soybeans, corn, and canola. The corporations that own the patents on seeds that have been genetically modified so that Monsanto can make more money by dousing their entire fields with Roundup and the like are just laughing all the way to the bank. I highly suggest that you check out a documentary on this issue called "The Future of Food." It's extremely eyeopening and frightening at the same time.
Answered by Julie - Sat Feb 16 20:34:33 2008

Can I dispute a paid negative acct. on my credit report to be changed to current?
Q. Any way to dispute paid negatives to be removed or marked current?
Asked by alphamodel - Thu Feb 15 18:29:11 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Go to annualcreditreport.com and it should help you.
Answered by besitos2610 - Thu Feb 15 18:35:04 2007

Does anybody know Experian's current dispute address?
Q. Does anybody know Experian's current dispute address?
Asked by AKON-eisha - Mon Jul 13 05:04:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. yes its Experian/NACA P.O Box 9556 Allen, TX 75013 its on there website
Answered by Wondering - Mon Jul 13 05:41:25 2009

Do you think the natural gas dispute will be resolved this weekend between Russia and Ukraine?
Q. With temperature plunging in Europe, Russia is showing Europe who is the boss here. May be Russia is trying to raise Natural gas price on Europe and this current dispute is just the first step?
Asked by Real Grit - Fri Jan 16 21:51:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. sure they create the crisis in this particular time to be urgent.
Answered by Freedom - Fri Jan 16 22:19:13 2009

What's the current status on the territory dispute between China and Tibet?
Q. What's the current status on the territory dispute between China and Tibet?
Asked by Emily B - Mon Sep 8 02:05:18 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. uh...tibet is still part of China? If Ireland is still part of Great Britain, Hawaii is still part of United States, then there is no way that Tibet is not part of China.
Answered by chen2001md - Mon Sep 8 02:37:15 2008

I need a current issue in Afghanistan??
Q. I just need one [or more] issue(s) in Afghanistan which concerns military, territory, or terrorism. PLEASE all i need is a current dispute/problem/issue, and, if you can, a citation for where you got that issue (so that i can read about it and write a policy statement). thank you so much!
Asked by chase - Sun Mar 16 15:56:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Lack of support from other countries:
Answered by Ellis - Thu Mar 20 10:01:30 2008

10 pts .homework help about current issues in Asia?
Q. i need a certain asian dispute in territory, religion and others. I need the whole story of that war between the countries involved. For example is Gaza... we will have a role play about UN meeting and we will try to solve that problem in our own opinion.. some of the past is the kashmir jannu that claim by Pakistan and India... pls help me.. i need current disputes in asia... tnx.. God Bless.. pls i need current>> that happens Now...
Asked by discover_gerald03 - Fri Jan 23 05:53:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There are current issues with the following: India/Pakistan. They have a dispute over the Cashmere Valley. This nearly led to nuclear war 10 years ago and today is a continued area of hostilities. China/Taiwan. Taiwan is the last remnants of the original democratic Republic of China and is viewed by China as a rebellious province and threatens war to reunify. South Korea/North Korea. Before WWII, most of Korea was occupied by Japan. During WWII North Korean communists basically fought against Japanese forces to push them off the peninsula. After they pushed the Japanese off the peninsula, the north and south started to attack each other because of their differing points of view. The US got involved in the 50's, and a cease-fire was… [cont.]
Answered by Shannon-soon-to-be-mrs - Fri Jan 23 06:01:18 2009

What is the current United Nations view on Self Determination?
Q. I'm doing a bit of university research, and can't find any clear status on whether the United Nations agrees with the preceding Atlantic Charter on the fact that all humans have the right to self determination, how that has manifested itself in practice into current disputes over the right to self governance of people within non-sovereign regions, or whether the groups that are entitled to enact self-governance are specified? It seems to be a contradiction between the right to self-governance and the rights of nations perceived as sovereign. Any help/sources to look into on the matter would be most appreciated. Thanks and happy holidays!
Asked by rob w - Thu Dec 25 17:54:40 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The UN not only encourages self-determination, but demands it of their members.
Answered by jsmack19 - Fri Dec 26 21:20:07 2008

What exactly is the arrangement between Disney & Pixar?
Q. What exactly is the arrangement between Disney & Pixar? What is the current dispute between them and what do you think the future holds for the partnership
Asked by C.A. - Sat Mar 21 03:50:19 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There's no dispute between the two. <3
Answered by Awesome! - Wed Mar 25 02:08:08 2009

how is an escrow account used when leasing an apartment with a current dispute on the A/C not working?
Q. I am currently renting an apartment where the A/C unit has not worked properly since we have moved in. It's been a little over a year and about every other month we have to call maint. and have them "repair" the unit for it to break down again. I have all the work orders showing what they have fixed each time, but now it has gotten to the point where they have come out 4 times this month to fix the unit and aren't offering any compensation for the trouble. I want to know more about putting my rent into an escrow account until the unit is either working properly for more than 2 months or the unit is replaced before I start withholding my rent. Any information or links that may help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Asked by Sara F - Mon Jun 2 16:01:26 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I am presuming you did not ask this question last week; it simply duplicates one I answered then. visit my article on this topic at associated content.com for more specifics--however... The law is clear-- you have sought repairs and the repairs for whatever reason have not worked. YOU have 2 choices-- [since you are not in risk of your life,] you may hire your own repair men--- or maybe you did that already?? or you may pay for a replacement unit and that may come out of rent. if rent is 500 a mo and the unit is 2500, you get 5 mo free rent. the law provides no other options. U may NOT escrow your rent. That sounds good but is not permitted. thus, we all pay as agreed, or pay for repairs and or replacement and get reverse… [cont.]
Answered by kemperk - Mon Jun 2 16:09:13 2008

Global warming is obviously a man-made, current phenomenon. What kind of idiocy is required to dispute this?
Q. Sorry, my question was unclear and makes it look like I'm interested in some farcical debate. If you can read, it is clear that global warming is non-cyclical and man-made. What I'm interested in is the motivation for denying this. What happens between the massive wealth of non-debated scientific theory and the populace that engenders this alleged controversy? You, whoever you are, getting het up about yet another green activist post - what do you have in terms of respected scientific theory that proves your case? How do you justify it to yourself? It's not actually ok to just say "There are diffferent opinions on it" anymore without being able to cite those opinions. Is there a single scientific opinion out there disputing global… [cont.]
Asked by johninmelb - Fri Jul 20 19:20:22 2007 - - 28 Answers - 5 Comments

A. The kind of idiocy required is the rational, impartial, unemotional thought kind. Have a read of my sources, especially the stuff by Christopher Monckton. Monckton was an adviser to Margaret Thatcher on science issues. His basic procedure was to look at the actual science itself and then look at what was being said about that science. If what was being said was a fair representation of the science, then it was reasonable. If however, what was being said constantly quoted the extremes of the science and always in only one direction, then it was not reasonable, it was a scam. After spending several months reading the leading scientific papers and assessing the arguments put forward, he came to the following conclusion: The official… [cont.]
Answered by amancalledchuda - Fri Jul 20 23:17:40 2007

How many troops does Iran have ?
Q. I am sure that I read somewhere that Iran has lots of soldiers because of its current dispute with Pakistan over the Kashmir. Does this not pose a serious problem for the USA ?
Asked by Rock Goddess - Thu Feb 15 18:19:47 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. They have 350,000 troops, and 200,000 of them are conscripts. They have 4 armored divisions, six infantry divisions, two commando brigades and one airborne brigade. Hope this helps!
Answered by A question or two... - Thu Feb 15 18:32:47 2007

will new pending felony charges show at a current job?
Q. i have been working at chase bank for four years. I was involved in a domestic dispute and charged with several misdemeanors and one felony from the state on indiana. will my job find out? and if so how soon? Should i inform them first? i have continued the case several months now and the state subpoena the lady involved to appear, will i lose my job over this?
Asked by babbybash - Wed Sep 9 19:48:59 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Whether your employer will find out or not depends on federal law and/or company policy. Some employers do an initial background check and no more. Others do scheduled periodic checks as required by federal law and/or company policy to update employee files. Due to the sensitivity of a bank position, I venture to say you will have periodic checks and they will know eventually. How soon, don't know. When in doubt and serving in a position of TRUST, it is always better to be honest and up front rather than have your employer get blindsided and think you were being dishonest or trying to hide something from them. Whether you lose your job will also depend on federal law and/or company policy. If you cannot hold your position if/when charged/ [cont.]
Answered by Ben - Wed Sep 9 20:01:23 2009

dispute on current issues in venezuela?
Q. Disputes between us & venezuela
Asked by himali_rdr - Fri Feb 29 22:16:41 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Chavez is a socialist. He is using the proceeds of his country's oil for the benefit of his people rather than for the extreme enrichment of a few. He is also striking beneficial deals for other countries in the region. Worse, a charitable group in the US asked oil companies for a special deal for the extremely poor, particularly old people who couldn't afford heating. The other companies refused - but he came to the rescue. seems reasonable at a quick look except that challenging US influence and trying to help the poor are one and the same thing. Worse again, he is telling the truth about the US in the region. and in the US about the world
Answered by Mr Blobby - Sat Mar 1 03:43:06 2008

Can someone point me to an executive SUMMARY of the history of Israel in the 20th century till now?
Q. It is hard to find a summary on Israel and how things got to the current state. I don't want to read a novel but something that gives me an overview of how Jews settled in the area and how the current dispute over territory occurred. Thanks!
Asked by dspam2010 - Sun Feb 26 18:26:39 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Myths & Facts Online A Guide to the Arab-Israeli Conflict By Mitchell G. Bard
Answered by sfederow - Mon Feb 27 06:11:04 2006

Please.. someone who is currently disputing with credit bureaus and is 100% sure of current mailing addresses
Q. I am still getting several different answers from various places.
Asked by mclay - Wed Jun 27 22:27:02 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I have used the following addresses recently and know for sure that Equifax and Transunion are correct (I've received registered mail receipts back). Experian came from the same source so I've no doubt that address is correct as well. Equifax Information Services LLC PO Box 740241 Atlanta, GA 30374-0241 Transunion PO Box 1000 Chester, PA 19022 Experian PO Box 2002 Allen, TX 75013-0036
Answered by KAT - Wed Jun 27 22:43:09 2007

Do you prefer chips (fries) with mayonnaise or salt and vinegar?
Q. or other? a current dispute between continental and british friends ;-) Right. Now we're having a bowl of chips with possibly everything on it. The Belgians have climbed in the attic with the pot of Mayo. They're not to be extracted from the place the ladder is up. Thanks !!!
Asked by eg - Mon Jul 23 18:23:46 2007 - - 41 Answers - 0 Comments

A. mayonnaise..nothing else compares
Answered by blazing_staruk - Mon Jul 23 18:27:53 2007

How can I dispute rental history on my credit report that's not mine?
Q. In 2004 a copy of my Driver's License, Social Security card and Birth certificate were stolen from the outgoing mailbox at my apartment complex and so I put a fraud alert on my credit reports. 3 years later (now), I recieved a copy of my credit report and it has an apartment listed in my name that I've never rented before. I contacted the collection agency to dispute this. I told them that I've been at my current address for over 4 years and have rental documents to prove it. He said that being able to prove where I've lived over the past 4 years doesn't mean anything because people have many different addresses. I've disputed this with all 3 credit bureaus as well. My question is how can I prove that I did not lease this… [cont.]
Asked by Diamond - Wed Oct 10 12:02:50 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Show them your driver's license and your social security card to the credit bureaus, typically it's a mixed file so they will remove it if you can prove it's not yours. Also, do you have a police report to reflect the stolen items, that will help a LOT.
Answered by healthspot_2000 - Wed Oct 10 12:36:17 2007