How do I get my ears from feeling stopped up from having a cold?
Q. I have had a cold since Friday and my ears have been stopped up since then. What can I do to get them unstopped?
Asked by kellzz - Mon Jan 29 08:44:46 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yawning or moving the lower jaw helps sometimes, but it's only temporary. Sinutab will work but they should clear on their own given time.
Answered by Jay R - Mon Jan 29 08:53:45 2007

How much of outsourcing will be stopped under the new US administration?
Q. To what extent will software outsourcing be stopped ? To what extent will BPO's outsourcing be stopped ? To what extent will call center outsourcing be stopped ?
Asked by James W - Thu Mar 12 22:15:36 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

What happens if you move an object when time is stopped?
Q. If I stopped time right now, and somehow moved an object within that stopped time, what would happen? I'm asking this from I suppose an atomic perspective, as I would be moving an object and atoms would not be able to move into the space it left, would this mean that there would be a void(lack of matter) where the object was? Would I only be able to stretch objects in stop-time?
Asked by Luis - Tue Mar 27 11:17:13 2007 - - 12 Answers - 1 Comments

A. You wouldn't be able to move objects when time is stopped! As for your details: I think there woul be a void (lack of matter) and a lack of space also, or else where would the matter go? Also, an object can not be displaced without a force acting upon it, (F=ma) in the case of the object "m" (which is the mass of the object) ---> m=F/a, see, you are left with nothing because a mass is proportionnal to a force divided by an acceleration! Conclusion, I think the object would actually vanish!
Answered by ( ) The Cat - Tue Mar 27 11:54:19 2007