August 11th, 2010
jdaugherty3 asked:
I would like to learn pretty much everything there is to know about the stock market. It feels overwhelming, but I don’t know crap about it. What are some good resources either online or in print? I eventually want to start investing in the stock market, but that is way down the road. Thanks in advance for any advice.
Corenda
Tags: Start Investing, Thanks In Advance, Way Down The Road
Posted in Investing | 7 Comments »
August 11th, 2010
Nick F asked: I really love india and Indian culture and I’d like to learn Hindi. I’ve seen around 40 bollywood films, but I still cannot understand anything other than a few words or phrases.
I have a few books on Hindi, but with the wealth of bollywood films available. i’d like to take advantage of them. How can I use them to help me learn?
Nicol
Tags: Books, Learn Hindi, Love
Posted in Other - India | 4 Comments »
August 8th, 2010
Kay asked: I’m an only child and I’ve never really had any experience with young children. I know most people find this natural to do, but I find it difficult to come up with things to talk about with them.
However, I’ll be working in a position at a zoo where I will have to present things to younger children. I may also be getting a job at a portrait studio, mostly dealing with kids. I need to learn how to interact with them better. Any tips?
Mika
Tags: Getting A Job, Portrait Studio, Zoo
Posted in Toddler & Preschooler | 3 Comments »
August 7th, 2010
FireElementNinja asked:
I want to become good (this means somewhere at an intermediate to advanced level). If I play it everyday for about 4-5 hours how long will it take? Thank you and please no funny comments!
Eleanore
Tags: Funny Comments, Playing Piano, Playing The Piano
Posted in Classical | 7 Comments »
August 3rd, 2010
Adam asked:
I would like to learn how to create websites. What are some good books to learn and what would be the best path (i.e. html then xhtml then PHP, etc.)? Thanks for your thoughts!
Huan
Tags: Good Books, Path, Web Design
Posted in Programming & Design | 1 Comment »
July 28th, 2010
Riley asked:
I’m an obese female - about age 20, 5′4″, BMI 36. I want to change this and figured that I might as well do so learning to defend myself because the neighborhood I live in isn’t very safe and I’m tired of being afraid to walk around at night or even by myself during the day.
Any suggestions on what my game plan should be/avenues I should pursue?
Gloriana
Tags: Avenues, Bmi, Neighborhood
Posted in Diet & Fitness | Comments Off
July 28th, 2010
Jack N asked: They could be of any genre, they just have to be lively! Please include tabs/chords/video lesson.
P.S. I am not a complete beginner, more of a beginning intermediate. I currently don’t own a capo.
Dowell
Tags: Acoustic Guitar Songs, Genre, Video Lesson
Posted in Performing Arts | 1 Comment »
July 27th, 2010
Franck Z asked:
Do you need to learn another kanji set ?
How do Japanese words imported from Chinese (on’yumi) match with today Chinese ?
Rch
Tags: Japanese Words, Learn Kanji, Mandarin
Posted in Languages | 9 Comments »
July 26th, 2010
John Jacoby asked:
I’ve already looked up through all the information on the FBI homepage and probably a dozen other sources of information about the life and job of an FBI special and the FBI in general. I still have a bunch of unanswered questions, though. Is there a way I can actually talk through phone, IM,a forum, or anything else to a real person? Any help would be appreciated.
Dayle
Tags: Fbi Agents, Fbi Special Agents, Unanswered Questions
Posted in Law Enforcement & Police | Comments Off
July 25th, 2010
Cliff asked:
I’ve always been terrible in math really really bad. I can add subtract but when it comes to anything else I’m terrible at. I tried to learn in school but the information never sticks its like in one ear out the other. It caused me to drop out of school because I couldnt pass. I was good at all other subjects but math. How do I pass a GED or even try to go to college when I cant learn math?
Jurg
Tags: Add Subtract, College Math, Learning Disability
Posted in Special Education | Comments Off