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in Pakistan, but threat remains CTV.ca International relief has trickled in over the past month, with nearly US$1 billion coming in from Muslim countries, organizations and individuals. ... 'We will have to start all over again' Irish Times

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US Aid Director Reports "Astronomical" Damage in Pakistan - Media Newswire (press release)
Mon, 30 Aug 2010 13:21:15 GMT+00:00
Media Newswire (press release) Washington - Urging much more relief assistance for Pakistani flood victims, US Agency for International Development (USAID) Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah ... Pakistanis Rally for Flood Relief The Daily Titan Come out, otherwise they will come in Daily Times

help with history please help meeeee?
Q. Which is not true of Franklin Roosevelt's early life? (Points: 1) He came from a wealthy family. He attended elite private schools. He earned degrees from Harvard and Columbia. He was known for his serious attitude and deep thinking. 2. What themes for government action emerged during FDR's first hundred days as president? (Points: 1) the business of America is business; the government should not intervene heavy regulation of the banking industry; a laissez-faire approach to other businesses relief to individuals, economic recovery, reforms to avoid future economic disaster less emphasis on a market economy; a move to a command economy 3. Why did Roosevelt move so quickly at the beginning of his first term… [cont.]
Asked by candygirlyumyum - Mon Mar 23 22:05:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This really is EASY Every one of these is straight out of your textbook. A Google of the New Deal and, God forbid, reading the entry would answer every one of these. Do your own homework.
Answered by Carl L - Mon Mar 23 22:38:03 2009

history help plzzz- 20 points to best answer!?
Q. 1. Which is not true of Franklin Roosevelt's early life? He came from a wealthy family. He attended elite private schools. He earned degrees from Harvard and Columbia. He was known for his serious attitude and deep thinking. 2. What themes for government action emerged during FDR's first hundred days as president? the business of America is business; the government should not intervene heavy regulation of the banking industry; a laissez-faire approach to other businesses relief to individuals, economic recovery, reforms to avoid future economic disaster less emphasis on a market economy; a move to a command economy 3. Why did Roosevelt move so quickly at the beginning of his first term to propose legislation to establish new… [cont.]
Asked by emma - Fri May 8 15:19:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1.He earned degrees from Harvard and Columbia. False 2.Relief to individuals, economic recovery, reforms to avoid future economic disaster. False 3. I'm not sure but I'd say its da second one, He wanted people to forget Herbert Hoover as quickly as possible is probably false This stuff is most likely through since I refered wikipedia to back up my answers!!
Answered by Niall - Fri May 8 15:47:36 2009

tell me if this makes sense.. new poem..?
Q. i want to see what you think about my new poem and what you think it may be about. i have had a lot of heartache lately and i wrote to possibly help me. so yeah tell me if you like it and if it makes sense! best answer 10 POINTS... will reply with b/A IN 2 or less days!!! The Recovery How can something be so wonderful, yet such a disaster? The times we spent together, I will look at as a happy never after. Imagination fills your mind with false belief. Never really growing to the fact truth might bring more relief. A world where someone lives an eternity and never goes away Not just a picture I look at in the corner of my room each day. Would do wonders to the soul that is cracked forever. Never really facing reality and all of its… [cont.]
Asked by Britt - Mon Jul 9 15:02:30 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Good news, bad news. The good news is that because your lines are longer than 4-5 beats, you can break them up into two shorter lines so they are no longer couplets. Couplets, two rhymed lines back to back, are very difficult to pull off unless you use different beats and poetic effects to make them sound less "rhymy". The bad news is that many of your rhymes are "forced"...in other words, the word you use to rhyme the line would not normally be expected and seems out of place... it's just used so it will rhyme. One solution is to read the poem out loud and hear how the lines sound (with very slight pauses at your new line breaks). Feel the cadence, the rhythm, and if you're not sure, have someone else read your poem and do NOT coach… [cont.]
Answered by Kevin S - Thu Jul 12 22:57:00 2007