Rendell says state budget gap narrowing

Pittsburgh Post Gazette

And no one is hazarding a guess as to when a complete budget for fiscal 2009-10, which began last Wednesday, will be ready. In meetings last night with ...



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Perhaps middle-class conversation is nothing more than the art of hazarding 'educated guesses' over chasms of ignorance. This makes me feel much better ...



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How to fix blinkers and hazards that are not working?
Q. I was re-wiring my signals in the back of my vehicle when the two wires accidentally touched, the hazards were on at the time and the flasher was buzzing. After that point my signal lights / hazards do not work. There was no smell of burning wire so I don't believe that the wires were fried. There was no fuse burned out and I also changed out the flasher with no luck in making them work. What could this be and where could it be located in my vehicle. I have a 2003 Land Rover Freelander.
Asked by rka12321 - Mon Apr 7 08:04:30 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. it's definitely a fuse or breaker! in your fuse box usually,sometimes a silver plug in breaker,the only way to test that is continuity check.or some vehicles have it under the hood, though rarely for signals! you are more likely to find the 2nd location under the dash on the drivers side!!! a in-line plug in fuse!!! good luck! always disconnect battery when wiring!!! i know electricity and cars and repair electronics,that's my source! good luck you will find it there is a blown breaker !!!
Answered by BIG-G - Mon Apr 7 08:27:32 2008

What are the hazards to eating a partially uncooked turkey?
Q. Okay a few questions here because my first Question didn't have good Answers. We purchased a Turkey around 11AM and stuck it in the Sink around 11:30AM. According to the websites I looked at, the turkey needs to thaw under cold water for 6-7 Hours, but we don't have 6 - 7 hours and we're not returning to the Grocery Store. The Turkey is 15 Lbs. and we're eating at around 8PM pacific time. A completely unthawed turkey would take 3 and a half hours to Cook, but I read that if the turkey hasn't thawed, it needs 50% longer to bake. So we're thinking of taking it outta the sink in an hour and placing it in the Oven for roughly 5 to 5 and a half hours which should be good enough. Are there any problems to eating a Turkey that's been well-cooke [cont.]
Asked by aqdrgn02 - Mon Oct 8 17:16:04 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. AH, I am hurt. How was my answer not good. I said to simply go purchase a fresh turkey at your store. That being said, Hell yeah, get the thing in the oven NOW. Once the turkey is done, it is done whether it went in frozen or not. The problem is it must be cooked all the way through. I hope you have a meat thermometer or it has a pop out thing on it, you need one or the other. The thing is, we can't solve your problem. You have a frozen turkey and you want to eat at a certain time and you don't have time to do it properly. No one can wave a magic wand and give you the magic answer. You're only hope is to stick it in the oven and hope it is done by the time you eat.
Answered by BlueSea - Mon Oct 8 17:19:59 2007

What is the difference between hazard insurance and homeowners insurance?
Q. I am refinancing and was wondering if I need to have both types of insurance.
Asked by Go Navy Beat Army - Wed Jan 3 22:27:20 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Many times a mortgage company will use the words "hazard insurance". 99% of the time is refers to homeowners insurance. I would confirm this with the company that you are refinancing with.
Answered by 529s.com - Wed Jan 3 22:53:08 2007