Well, basically for my english assignment we’ve got to create our own monologue from the story of romeo and juliet but in a modern version e.g. my friend is doing a monologue where romeo is describing juliet, but instead he’s describing a car (Her beautiful luminous eyes * for head lights*)

obviously i cant steal the idea but I REALLY NEED SOME IDEAS!@! my minds been blank for ages and was wondering if someone can give me a few ideas or something?

ok in call of duty modern warfare 2, in your opinion, what is the best weapon in assault rifles, sub machine guns, light machinge guns, sniper rifles, shotguns, hand guns, machine pistols, perks and the attatchments, and equipment for all of these. thanks.

Cause I heard it is the same engine but they’re improving the lighting in game so shouldn’t the graphics be little better.

The car I’m thinking of is relatively modern — a 1997 Ford Escort.

Last Saturday it stopped running in a Smith’s parking lot. When I tried to restart it, it would hesitate, then start but with little power and then die again. I tried a few times and sometimes it wouldn’t even start. So I gave up and had it towed to our mechanic.

The next day our mechanic said it started fine for him and that there seemed to be nothing wrong. He told me he had done a series of tests. He also mentioned that the check engine light wasn’t lit. (It WAS lit when the problem occurred.)

It then occurred to me that all the conditions were right for a vapor lock. It was 97 degrees, we live at 4300 ft. altitude, the air conditioner was running, and we had just made a short stop at the store. So the engine was hot and not running for only a short time when I restarted it. All these are factors that increase the possibility of vapor lock.

I asked the mechanic if he thought it could have been vapor lock. His reply was "absolutely not," he said because that no longer happens due to design changes in modern cars.

So has anybody heard of vapor lock happening in a later model fuel-injected car, or has that happened to you?
Based upon replies given here and on posts I’ve found elsewhere, I’ve come to conclude that vapor lock indeed is rare in newer cars, but that it can still happen. I found posts from people who have occasional car troubles which are solved immediately by cooling the fuel line or by removing the gas cap. (They all have newer cars.) Those are sure signs of vapor lock.

Obviously, since the problem recurs with these cars, there must be some defect in their fuel systems. Either the fuel system is poorly designed, or one of its components is marginal. Or perhaps there is something wrong with the fuel itself when this happens.

As for what happened to my car, I believe it was caused by either a (rare) case of vapor lock, or a temperature-related computer glitch.

I am getting a new desktop with a 3.06 GHz i3 Intel Chip, 16GB’s of RAM, 500 GB, 1920-by-1080 resolution, ATI Radeon HD 4670 with 256MB………………and something about 4MB of cached sharing or something, Lol. I was wondering if this computer will be able to handle sims 3 online, grand theft auto, and light modern warfare 1….

Thanks!!

how does the security camera help develop the theme of appearance vs. reality? how were camera angles used to develop character and other themes? how do the musical score and the lighting help to develop the mood?

I say mormonism, they believe that the sun gets it’s light from another star LOL

How oft when men are at the point of death have they been merry!
Which their keepers call.
A lighting before death.

I’m decorating my new living room. The floor is a light-colored marble & walls are off-white. Most of my furniture is dark Burmese teak-wood with a simple, modern, Bali-type style designs. I’d love any advice on the patterns or colors of rugs I could be looking for that would complement this. Thanks!