What would the addressing be in a network with multiple networks?
Q. For instance, say I had a Small Office Home Office (SOHO) and I have my modem connected to a switch that connects to two different routers. One router for my home network and one router for my office network. I want to prevent the workers in the office from accessing the home network. Say there are 3 computers connected to the home network and 4 computers connected to the business network. What would the addressing scheme look like?
Asked by Justin - Thu Apr 29 05:37:56 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The setup you describe won't work. You can only have one device connected to your modem, two routers won't work. Also, which network is the switch supposed to be on? The way you have it setup, it's not on the home network or the office network. The best way to do it would likely be like this: modem <-> office_router <-> home_router Connect office machines to the office router. Connect the home router's Internet/WAN port to one of the office router's LAN ports. Connect the modem to the office router's Internet/WAN port. Connect the switch to either router's LAN port depending on which network you want the switch to be on. This way, the office network will provide the home router with Internet access. Office machines won't be able to… [cont.]
Answered by JoelKatz - Thu Apr 29 05:44:34 2010
Q. For instance, say I had a Small Office Home Office (SOHO) and I have my modem connected to a switch that connects to two different routers. One router for my home network and one router for my office network. I want to prevent the workers in the office from accessing the home network. Say there are 3 computers connected to the home network and 4 computers connected to the business network. What would the addressing scheme look like?
Asked by Justin - Thu Apr 29 05:37:56 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The setup you describe won't work. You can only have one device connected to your modem, two routers won't work. Also, which network is the switch supposed to be on? The way you have it setup, it's not on the home network or the office network. The best way to do it would likely be like this: modem <-> office_router <-> home_router Connect office machines to the office router. Connect the home router's Internet/WAN port to one of the office router's LAN ports. Connect the modem to the office router's Internet/WAN port. Connect the switch to either router's LAN port depending on which network you want the switch to be on. This way, the office network will provide the home router with Internet access. Office machines won't be able to… [cont.]
Answered by JoelKatz - Thu Apr 29 05:44:34 2010
What is the etiquette for addressing gift envelope before the marriage?
Q. We are invited to a wedding, the son of a past co-worker and who we barely know and the bride we have never met. What is the right way to addressing the gift envelope before the couple actually wed? Do we sign it Mr and Mrs. or to just the groom?
Asked by writingpink - Thu Sep 4 19:11:29 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, by the time they get your gift they will be married...won't they? Or is this a party prior to the wedding. In any case...if you are bringing the card with you...just write their first names: Karen and Tom. You don't need to say, Mr. and Mrs. unless you really want to. Obviously, if you are mailing this, then address it more formally...Mr. and Mrs.
Answered by iloveweddings - Thu Sep 4 20:40:35 2008
Q. We are invited to a wedding, the son of a past co-worker and who we barely know and the bride we have never met. What is the right way to addressing the gift envelope before the couple actually wed? Do we sign it Mr and Mrs. or to just the groom?
Asked by writingpink - Thu Sep 4 19:11:29 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, by the time they get your gift they will be married...won't they? Or is this a party prior to the wedding. In any case...if you are bringing the card with you...just write their first names: Karen and Tom. You don't need to say, Mr. and Mrs. unless you really want to. Obviously, if you are mailing this, then address it more formally...Mr. and Mrs.
Answered by iloveweddings - Thu Sep 4 20:40:35 2008
What should one say and what addressing to use to the immigration official?
Q. A middle age couple are going to tour by themselves to the USA, starting at LA. They intend not to book a hotel to stay in, but to rent a car at the airport and drive around and choose a motel or hotel facing the sea. In fact, their intention is to travel with no strings attached during 20 days through LA, San Francisco, San Diego, ending in Orlando, from where they travel back home. If it were you, what words would you use to explain that to the immigration official and what addressing to use when talking to them? I thank you very much for your help. It's very much important to me.
Asked by Mary Hellen - Mon Aug 6 08:30:02 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Firstly, you will need to book a hotel or a motel in advanced, even if it is only for one night. When entering the USA you will have to state the name and address of where you will be spending your first nights stay on your I-94 and also to the customs official at the airport. At the airport they may even ask you to provide proof of this in the form of a printed receipt of some kind. As for what you should say, tell them the truth. You have nothing to hide and there is nothing wrong or illegal about touring around the states. There are thousands of people who do this each and every year. Edit: In regards to Pexie's answer, I am a frequent traveler to the United States and it doesn't matter how you are traveling (Air or Sea) on route… [cont.]
Answered by CPG - Mon Aug 6 08:37:59 2007
Q. A middle age couple are going to tour by themselves to the USA, starting at LA. They intend not to book a hotel to stay in, but to rent a car at the airport and drive around and choose a motel or hotel facing the sea. In fact, their intention is to travel with no strings attached during 20 days through LA, San Francisco, San Diego, ending in Orlando, from where they travel back home. If it were you, what words would you use to explain that to the immigration official and what addressing to use when talking to them? I thank you very much for your help. It's very much important to me.
Asked by Mary Hellen - Mon Aug 6 08:30:02 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Firstly, you will need to book a hotel or a motel in advanced, even if it is only for one night. When entering the USA you will have to state the name and address of where you will be spending your first nights stay on your I-94 and also to the customs official at the airport. At the airport they may even ask you to provide proof of this in the form of a printed receipt of some kind. As for what you should say, tell them the truth. You have nothing to hide and there is nothing wrong or illegal about touring around the states. There are thousands of people who do this each and every year. Edit: In regards to Pexie's answer, I am a frequent traveler to the United States and it doesn't matter how you are traveling (Air or Sea) on route… [cont.]
Answered by CPG - Mon Aug 6 08:37:59 2007
What is the advantage in addressing mail properly?
Q. Most people address their outgoing mail like this: 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW Washington, DC 20500 However, the USPS prefers that people address their mail like this: 1600 pennsylvania ave nw washington dc 20500-0001 What is the advantage in addressing mail like the USPS says you should? Does it get their faster or does it just reduce their headaches?
Asked by DJC - Fri Jul 10 01:51:38 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. OCR optical character reader. can pick up the caps. if not it most likely has to be sent to a secondary machine or if not hand sorted
Answered by James A - Fri Jul 10 01:55:35 2009
Q. Most people address their outgoing mail like this: 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW Washington, DC 20500 However, the USPS prefers that people address their mail like this: 1600 pennsylvania ave nw washington dc 20500-0001 What is the advantage in addressing mail like the USPS says you should? Does it get their faster or does it just reduce their headaches?
Asked by DJC - Fri Jul 10 01:51:38 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. OCR optical character reader. can pick up the caps. if not it most likely has to be sent to a secondary machine or if not hand sorted
Answered by James A - Fri Jul 10 01:55:35 2009
How was addressing the new President/The Whiskey Rebellion a problem?
Q. Between 1789 and 1815, how did addressing the new President/The Whiskey Rebellion challenge the Constitution and the new federal government?
Asked by Kay.En - Thu Nov 5 15:13:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Major disagreements.
Answered by Aces - Mon Nov 9 15:32:39 2009
Q. Between 1789 and 1815, how did addressing the new President/The Whiskey Rebellion challenge the Constitution and the new federal government?
Asked by Kay.En - Thu Nov 5 15:13:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Major disagreements.
Answered by Aces - Mon Nov 9 15:32:39 2009
What was Herbert Hoover plans for addressing the Great Depression with Franklin Roosevelt?
Q. What was Herbert Hoover, his Administration, plans for addressing the Great Depression with Franklin Roosevelt. And how he and his administration dealt with the problems created by the Great Depression?
Asked by svc52 - Mon Oct 19 23:43:18 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hoover was defeated by Roosevelt, there were no plans between them. You might see some similarities with a recent administration but Hoovers "plan" was to cut taxes to the rich, which he had already instituted to some extent and expected the economy to pull itself out. Roosevelt brought in confidence in the economy, created jobs, security and hope for the future in the nation. z
Answered by WallyZ - Tue Oct 20 00:23:56 2009
Q. What was Herbert Hoover, his Administration, plans for addressing the Great Depression with Franklin Roosevelt. And how he and his administration dealt with the problems created by the Great Depression?
Asked by svc52 - Mon Oct 19 23:43:18 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hoover was defeated by Roosevelt, there were no plans between them. You might see some similarities with a recent administration but Hoovers "plan" was to cut taxes to the rich, which he had already instituted to some extent and expected the economy to pull itself out. Roosevelt brought in confidence in the economy, created jobs, security and hope for the future in the nation. z
Answered by WallyZ - Tue Oct 20 00:23:56 2009
What does "Evidence of the plan s effectiveness in addressing the identified problem or need" mean?
Q. I need a little help with my final. it this paragraph is suppose to be about "Evidence of the plan s effectiveness in addressing the identified problem or need". What does it mean? honestly i don't understand it. my report is on nutrition and the plan is pretty much a diet/workout plan.
Asked by iKu a a - Thu Jul 15 20:44:36 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is your evidence that the plan will work? How do you know the diet/workout plan will fix the problem? That's what the sentence means. The paragraph should be about what evidence you found in your research.
Answered by Gretchen S - Thu Jul 15 20:53:09 2010
Q. I need a little help with my final. it this paragraph is suppose to be about "Evidence of the plan s effectiveness in addressing the identified problem or need". What does it mean? honestly i don't understand it. my report is on nutrition and the plan is pretty much a diet/workout plan.
Asked by iKu a a - Thu Jul 15 20:44:36 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is your evidence that the plan will work? How do you know the diet/workout plan will fix the problem? That's what the sentence means. The paragraph should be about what evidence you found in your research.
Answered by Gretchen S - Thu Jul 15 20:53:09 2010
What are the strengths and limitations of a specific public policy strategy for addressing food insecurity?
Q. What are the strengths and limitations of a specific public policy strategy for addressing food insecurity? in either north america or a third world country?
Asked by Nik P - Thu Jan 7 11:30:40 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Strength - It allows people to not worry about starving Weakness - It allows people to not worry about starving, funnels money through a power structure, gives people a sense of entitlement, doesn't correct the original problem I believe that a public policy should be provided. However, it should be limited and kept as local to the problem as possible. There should be no federal program in regard to food insecurity.
Answered by Teguci - Thu Jan 7 11:49:53 2010
Q. What are the strengths and limitations of a specific public policy strategy for addressing food insecurity? in either north america or a third world country?
Asked by Nik P - Thu Jan 7 11:30:40 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Strength - It allows people to not worry about starving Weakness - It allows people to not worry about starving, funnels money through a power structure, gives people a sense of entitlement, doesn't correct the original problem I believe that a public policy should be provided. However, it should be limited and kept as local to the problem as possible. There should be no federal program in regard to food insecurity.
Answered by Teguci - Thu Jan 7 11:49:53 2010
How did you discover Asatru? Also, am i addressing myself the right way?
Q. I'm just curious as to what made you take that path. My dad is Asatru and my mom is wiccan/christian and i beleive things from both sides, i fall right dead in the center. and im not sure what i could call that except for germanic pagan? would i be addressing myself correctly? I know what feels right, but i dont know what to call it.
Asked by Steph Is a Viking Princess! - Mon Apr 6 18:01:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. answer: I found the book A Book of Troth by Edred Thorsson and knew I had found the pagan path I'd been looking for. That was in 1992. You can use the term: Germanic pagan, Asatruar, Heathen, Reconstruction Heathen, Teutonic Heathen Most refer to themselves as Heathens or Asatru/Asatruar The religion is called Asatru, Heathenism, Reconstruction Heathenism, Reconstruction Germanic paganism, Teutonic paganism, Germanic paganism (see how varied it can be?) It is usually called Asatru, Heathenism or Reconstruction Heathenism There is a branch called Theodism - that's Anglo-Saxon Heathenism that is varied from general Heathenism in that it focuses on the sacral kingship in the religion and in kindreds and the worship of the Germanic… [cont.]
Answered by D Aravah - JBC - Mon Apr 6 18:11:34 2009
Q. I'm just curious as to what made you take that path. My dad is Asatru and my mom is wiccan/christian and i beleive things from both sides, i fall right dead in the center. and im not sure what i could call that except for germanic pagan? would i be addressing myself correctly? I know what feels right, but i dont know what to call it.
Asked by Steph Is a Viking Princess! - Mon Apr 6 18:01:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. answer: I found the book A Book of Troth by Edred Thorsson and knew I had found the pagan path I'd been looking for. That was in 1992. You can use the term: Germanic pagan, Asatruar, Heathen, Reconstruction Heathen, Teutonic Heathen Most refer to themselves as Heathens or Asatru/Asatruar The religion is called Asatru, Heathenism, Reconstruction Heathenism, Reconstruction Germanic paganism, Teutonic paganism, Germanic paganism (see how varied it can be?) It is usually called Asatru, Heathenism or Reconstruction Heathenism There is a branch called Theodism - that's Anglo-Saxon Heathenism that is varied from general Heathenism in that it focuses on the sacral kingship in the religion and in kindreds and the worship of the Germanic… [cont.]
Answered by D Aravah - JBC - Mon Apr 6 18:11:34 2009
Could a debt collector leave phone messages without addressing my name?
Q. I had already moved out me apartment ten years ago, and lately a collector identifying as fromthe state of Virginia (no idea of what gender) had been calling and left message without addressing to a specific person, asked for payment for credit card bill of 1 decade old(year 90's), and stressed that there would be lawyer to follow up. Is this legal?
Asked by Mandy C - Wed May 28 02:53:47 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Whether it's a scam or major violation of FDCPA (Fair Debt Collection Practices Act), it's sketchy. First of all, it is illegal for a debt collector to identify themselves as a government official; secondly, it is illegal for them to leave anything more than their contact information and that it is regarding personal or existing business. Thirdly, it is illegal for them to threaten legal action if they don't have plans to sue you. It IS past the statute of limitations, but they have the right to resume collections on you until the debt is paid. This is all assuming there is a valid debt out there...this could possibly be phishing. Either way, I would save any messages/conversations and forward any info you have to the FTC (Federal Trade… [cont.]
Answered by Glock Girl - Sat May 31 03:24:29 2008
Q. I had already moved out me apartment ten years ago, and lately a collector identifying as fromthe state of Virginia (no idea of what gender) had been calling and left message without addressing to a specific person, asked for payment for credit card bill of 1 decade old(year 90's), and stressed that there would be lawyer to follow up. Is this legal?
Asked by Mandy C - Wed May 28 02:53:47 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Whether it's a scam or major violation of FDCPA (Fair Debt Collection Practices Act), it's sketchy. First of all, it is illegal for a debt collector to identify themselves as a government official; secondly, it is illegal for them to leave anything more than their contact information and that it is regarding personal or existing business. Thirdly, it is illegal for them to threaten legal action if they don't have plans to sue you. It IS past the statute of limitations, but they have the right to resume collections on you until the debt is paid. This is all assuming there is a valid debt out there...this could possibly be phishing. Either way, I would save any messages/conversations and forward any info you have to the FTC (Federal Trade… [cont.]
Answered by Glock Girl - Sat May 31 03:24:29 2008
Where can I find a passage in the Bible addressing God's love for us who are unworthy?
Q. I'm looking for a passage or verse somewhere from the Bible addressing how when it comes to our relationship (and communication) with God it isn't that we are worthy of Him, but because He loves us. Any ideas?
Asked by Shawty Cat - Tue Aug 25 17:09:06 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. John 3:16
Answered by Nina, BaC - Tue Aug 25 17:16:09 2009
Q. I'm looking for a passage or verse somewhere from the Bible addressing how when it comes to our relationship (and communication) with God it isn't that we are worthy of Him, but because He loves us. Any ideas?
Asked by Shawty Cat - Tue Aug 25 17:09:06 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. John 3:16
Answered by Nina, BaC - Tue Aug 25 17:16:09 2009
what questions might be asked in a study addressing the limits of geographic distribution of a particular spec?
Q. what questions might be asked in a study addressing the limits of geographic distribution of a particular specie.summer wotk please help.
Asked by lorenzo c - Mon Jun 28 23:40:58 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the size of the animal is a factor, as larger animals require larger areas to provide food. whether or not the animal is stenophagous or euryphagous is very important. a stenophagous sp would be limited to the geographic range of it's prey sp whereas a euryphagous sp has more options and isn't limited to the range of just one or two spp. the sp's temperature tolerances are another important factor as that would set limitations on it's range. theres much more but it's been a while since i've studied biogeography
Answered by Perfect From Now On - Thu Jul 1 21:07:09 2010
Q. what questions might be asked in a study addressing the limits of geographic distribution of a particular specie.summer wotk please help.
Asked by lorenzo c - Mon Jun 28 23:40:58 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the size of the animal is a factor, as larger animals require larger areas to provide food. whether or not the animal is stenophagous or euryphagous is very important. a stenophagous sp would be limited to the geographic range of it's prey sp whereas a euryphagous sp has more options and isn't limited to the range of just one or two spp. the sp's temperature tolerances are another important factor as that would set limitations on it's range. theres much more but it's been a while since i've studied biogeography
Answered by Perfect From Now On - Thu Jul 1 21:07:09 2010
An example of satirical essays addressing a current issue like a Modest Proposal by John Swift?
Q. I have to write an essay addressing a current issue like that of John Smith's food crisis topic in Ireland. I thought of issues like budget cuts for education, illegal immigration, or American obesity. Can anyone give me a creative solution to any of the issues presented above? What John Swift proposed is that Ireland should eat babies as a solution to the food crisis. I need a ridiculous solution as well if you could think of one, thank you!
Asked by Pierce Heathe - Tue Nov 11 20:25:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Launch all of the religious radicals who insist on waging war on each other to the moon so they can kill each other up there and we can live in peace.
Answered by HB - Tue Nov 11 20:31:53 2008
Q. I have to write an essay addressing a current issue like that of John Smith's food crisis topic in Ireland. I thought of issues like budget cuts for education, illegal immigration, or American obesity. Can anyone give me a creative solution to any of the issues presented above? What John Swift proposed is that Ireland should eat babies as a solution to the food crisis. I need a ridiculous solution as well if you could think of one, thank you!
Asked by Pierce Heathe - Tue Nov 11 20:25:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Launch all of the religious radicals who insist on waging war on each other to the moon so they can kill each other up there and we can live in peace.
Answered by HB - Tue Nov 11 20:31:53 2008
what needs are plants addressing by having cells at the tip of the roots divide?
Q. what needs are plants addressing by having cells at the tip of the roots divide?
Asked by CEZ - Mon Jan 11 22:27:35 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They can grow in a particular direction, towards a water source for example. Roots in general form to increase the absorptive surface area of a plant so enough minerals and water can be gathered for metabolism.
Answered by Mentat Truller - Tue Jan 12 01:34:19 2010
Q. what needs are plants addressing by having cells at the tip of the roots divide?
Asked by CEZ - Mon Jan 11 22:27:35 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They can grow in a particular direction, towards a water source for example. Roots in general form to increase the absorptive surface area of a plant so enough minerals and water can be gathered for metabolism.
Answered by Mentat Truller - Tue Jan 12 01:34:19 2010
Do Democrats think they have a monopoly on addressing school children?
Q. Back in 1991, Democrats chastized Barbara Bush for addressing school children as "paid political advertising", but when Obama does the same thing it's not? So I guess only Democrats are allowed to address school children... Interesting.
Asked by joelski - Thu Sep 3 11:38:25 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If that is true, it's probably because in 1991 her son was running for office. Um, Obama is already in office. I don't think he needs to "advertise" for any upcoming campaigns. Yeesh. 2012 is a long way off. Gee, don't you think he'd wait until juuust a bit closer to the election if he were trying to sway voters?
Answered by sandand_surf - Thu Sep 3 11:45:34 2009
Q. Back in 1991, Democrats chastized Barbara Bush for addressing school children as "paid political advertising", but when Obama does the same thing it's not? So I guess only Democrats are allowed to address school children... Interesting.
Asked by joelski - Thu Sep 3 11:38:25 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If that is true, it's probably because in 1991 her son was running for office. Um, Obama is already in office. I don't think he needs to "advertise" for any upcoming campaigns. Yeesh. 2012 is a long way off. Gee, don't you think he'd wait until juuust a bit closer to the election if he were trying to sway voters?
Answered by sandand_surf - Thu Sep 3 11:45:34 2009
When addressing or introducing a former state governor, should you call them Governor Smith?
Q. It there another way of refering to them? We have a former governor visiting my work, and we need to know the correct way to address him and refer to him publicly.
Asked by aaa - Wed Oct 10 09:37:38 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Governor" is still the proper title.
Answered by AZ Imagined - Wed Oct 10 18:11:52 2007
Q. It there another way of refering to them? We have a former governor visiting my work, and we need to know the correct way to address him and refer to him publicly.
Asked by aaa - Wed Oct 10 09:37:38 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Governor" is still the proper title.
Answered by AZ Imagined - Wed Oct 10 18:11:52 2007
How should I deal with a new condo builder that is not addressing my punch list of items that need repair?
Q. I have closed escrow on a condo with 2 major problems. 1) I have a large crack in my granite countertop in my kitchen. 2) I have a granite sink in my bathroom that is cracked near the faucet. It also tilts backwards toward the mirror, and therefore needs to be releveled. I believe the granite in both areas needs to be replaced due to the cracks. The builder is aware of these problems, but has not addressed them yet, and it is delaying my ability to move-in. In case you're wondering why I closed escrow knowing these defects existed, it is because there was a clause in my contract saying that I could not delay closing for a final walk through, and that these problems would be fixed by the builder. Unfortunately it is not working out… [cont.]
Asked by Hasten My Builder - Sun Jul 8 22:27:19 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you may be out of luck. Your attorney didn't do you any favors. Your best recourse may be to sue your attorney and have him fix it.
Answered by Jeff W - Sun Jul 8 22:45:16 2007
Q. I have closed escrow on a condo with 2 major problems. 1) I have a large crack in my granite countertop in my kitchen. 2) I have a granite sink in my bathroom that is cracked near the faucet. It also tilts backwards toward the mirror, and therefore needs to be releveled. I believe the granite in both areas needs to be replaced due to the cracks. The builder is aware of these problems, but has not addressed them yet, and it is delaying my ability to move-in. In case you're wondering why I closed escrow knowing these defects existed, it is because there was a clause in my contract saying that I could not delay closing for a final walk through, and that these problems would be fixed by the builder. Unfortunately it is not working out… [cont.]
Asked by Hasten My Builder - Sun Jul 8 22:27:19 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you may be out of luck. Your attorney didn't do you any favors. Your best recourse may be to sue your attorney and have him fix it.
Answered by Jeff W - Sun Jul 8 22:45:16 2007
What is the proper etiquette when addressing Christmas cards for military families?
Q. Do you write out their rank or can you just use the abbreviation? Also, if the wife outranks her husband what is the proper way to address that? You DO NOT address with Mr. & Mrs. Real answers only please.
Asked by NEED ME SOME SLEEP! - Wed Dec 3 18:15:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good question! As a veteran of the USAF, I would say abbreviated rank is fine and the wife should be listed first. He'll understand. By the way, found this great article that's good info for active-duty or veterans alike. Could be worth thousands to you or your military loved ones! (copy and paste the following link into your address bar, then press enter:) Insider's Guide for Military Veterans Seeking Disability Compensation
Are you a United States Military Veteran or currently enlisted serviceman? Did you have any health issues while in, or prior ones aggravated while in? Do you know someone who was/is in? Want to get paid tax-free forever? Read on.
Q. Do you write out their rank or can you just use the abbreviation? Also, if the wife outranks her husband what is the proper way to address that? You DO NOT address with Mr. & Mrs. Real answers only please.
Asked by NEED ME SOME SLEEP! - Wed Dec 3 18:15:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good question! As a veteran of the USAF, I would say abbreviated rank is fine and the wife should be listed first. He'll understand. By the way, found this great article that's good info for active-duty or veterans alike. Could be worth thousands to you or your military loved ones! (copy and paste the following link into your address bar, then press enter:) Insider's Guide for Military Veterans Seeking Disability Compensation
Are you a United States Military Veteran or currently enlisted serviceman? Did you have any health issues while in, or prior ones aggravated while in? Do you know someone who was/is in? Want to get paid tax-free forever? Read on.
What is the correct way of addressing retired members of the military?
Q. My daughter is volunteering as a host at the military hospitality lounge at the airport where most of the people she has encountered are retired veterans. What is the proper way for an 18 yr. old to address a retired member of the military? She uses Sir and Ma'am presently, but being 18 doesn't actually want to ask her supervisor.
Asked by Deb - Sun Jun 22 18:41:30 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Those two titles are fine. Pass on my thanks for her volunteering. I use the USO lounges at various airports and am pleased that young Americans are stepping forward and making a contribution with their time.
Answered by desertviking_00 - Sun Jun 22 18:48:53 2008
Q. My daughter is volunteering as a host at the military hospitality lounge at the airport where most of the people she has encountered are retired veterans. What is the proper way for an 18 yr. old to address a retired member of the military? She uses Sir and Ma'am presently, but being 18 doesn't actually want to ask her supervisor.
Asked by Deb - Sun Jun 22 18:41:30 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Those two titles are fine. Pass on my thanks for her volunteering. I use the USO lounges at various airports and am pleased that young Americans are stepping forward and making a contribution with their time.
Answered by desertviking_00 - Sun Jun 22 18:48:53 2008
Relative addressing for video in Powerpoint, is it possible?
Q. When I create a presentation and insert there the movie using "movie from file" and then move the presentation of films that do not play. Can I make the relative addressing for video in powerpoint?
Asked by Ellen - Sat Apr 18 06:42:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. When I create a presentation and insert there the movie using "movie from file" and then move the presentation of films that do not play. Can I make the relative addressing for video in powerpoint?
Asked by Ellen - Sat Apr 18 06:42:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
From Yahoo Answer Search: 'Addressing'
Fri Jul 30 07:15:34 2010 [ refresh local cache ]
[Hide]▼
vanguardngr.com
Mon, 26 Jul 2010 14:45:15 GMT+00:00
rot in Education Minister Vanguard Ruqayyatu Rufai has lamented the decay in the nation's educational sector but assured that the Federal government is committed to addressing the rot in ...
rainiervalleypost.com
admin
Sun, 28 Feb 2010 15:00:14 GM
Work . Addressing. Rail Noise Begins This Weekend. February 28, 2010. in News, Transportation · train Sound Transit contractors begin work this weekend to make light rail tracks in Seattle and Tukwila quieter. The work will take place ...
[Hide]▲
