Sharon asks…
He blessed the woman and cursed the serpent.
He said that the serpent will bite the heel of the woman’s posterity and the woman’s posterity will crush his head.
Yes
James asks…
To form a more perfect Union means:
Establish Justice means:
Insure domestic Tranquility means:
Provide for the common defence means:
Promote the general Welfare means:
Secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our Posterity means:
Could you fill in the blanks? thank you, It’s to study for my constitution test tomorrow.
1: to make a better nation than all of the other nations in the world.
2: To make a fair court system
3: To have a peaceful country
4: To have a strong military that serves the common citizens
5: To help out every single citizen, not just kings and dukes and such.
6: To make all citizens free, and also their children.
Hope i could help
Mary asks…
Apparently my Grandad was based in Iceland during WW2 servicing Sunderland Flying Boats. It seems to have been a very important time of his life. From his diaries he seems to have been based in a place called Kaldadanes but we cant find it – he wasnt really writing for posterity and unfortunately he is no longer around to ask. Does anyone have any idea where this place could be or where i might be able to get some information – would really like to be able to take my mother to the place that was very important to my grandad. Thanks 
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Here you go – The base was at Kaldadarnes, Iceland, 30 miles (48 km) southeast of Reykjavik
The leper asylum at Klausturholar in the Grimsnes County was moved to Kaldadarnes in 1754 and operated there until 1846.
During the Second World War the British built a large base and an airport on the premises. The base was abandoned after severe floodings of River Olfusa, but was claimed to have served a very useful purpose in sinking German vessels and u-boats around the country. Ruins of a few constructions still remain. The first link has a map.
Http://www.nat.is/travelguideeng/plofin_farm_kaldadarnes.htm
p://www.rafcommands.com/Coastal/269C.html
http://www.rafweb.org/Maps/Coastal1942.htm
http://www.bbc.co.uk/ww2peopleswar/stories/06/a4398906.shtml
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/andrew.etherington/1940/08/27.htm
http://freespace.virgin.net/paul.sclyde/page9.htm
Sandy asks…
?In the prologue of The Canterbury tales……?
THe pilgrims agree to tell tales during the journey to
A) preserve their stories for posterity
B) win a free meal and entertain one another
C) reduce fighting and bickering
D) teach the innkeeper a lesson about pride.
It is not homework….. It’s summer.
Hmm, if you don’t want people to know you’re doing homework, you should probably take off the multiple choice lettering.
It’s B, by the way.
Ruth asks…
I dont understnad what this quote means…its by an existentialist (WT STACE)?
“My only consolation lies in the refletion that, however bad our posterity may become, so far as they hold by the plain rule of not pretending to believe what they have no reason to believe, because it may be to their advantage so to pretend, they will not have reached the lowest depth of immorality.”
By asking others what it means, you have only come farther from understanding it for yourself. Philosophy like art, is to be interpreted by each person as they choose. By asking others you merely take on their views instead of developing you own. Unless a person knows he/she who wrote the quote, they have no better standing than your own to interpret it.
…Devi
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