Friday, April 22nd, 2011 at
9:48 am
1) gold in ore?
2)pigments in a bucket of paint?
and what physical properties(density, boiling point etc.) are used during the separation process on each of the following….
pls. answer completely
thanks
Thursday, March 10th, 2011 at
7:24 am
Using a chemical equation, balance the separation of gold from its ore.
Thursday, March 3rd, 2011 at
7:07 am
I won’t go into much detail about our relationship, but my ex has been pressing me to get back into a relationship with him, I’m not sure if I want to I love him, but he was and is a liar and a cheater. However I know that his reckless decision have a lot to do with how he grew up. He had a very [and continually] abusive and cheating father and his mother is…to put it lightly is a gold digging whore. She has 7 kids by 7 different very rich men. I’d just as soon move on if he stopped trying to get back with me our relationship was good other than his idiotic decision to run away when things in his life got tough. I can’t let this go completely w/o knowing for sure he’s my first love. And even if it didn’t work out couples counseling could help us BOTH to effectively let this go. Did you have it? What did you think?
Saturday, December 4th, 2010 at
12:13 am
I am working in a pvt ltd company
My husband is a business man (running his own institute)
My in-laws have one big house and some property (plots on lease) on my father-in-laws name
The gold set they gifted me on my wedding is also with my mother-in-law (i have no proof of this)
I m living in my maternal house since 7 months
How to claim for property, compensation and jewellery?
Monday, May 17th, 2010 at
8:45 pm
It is reverse discrimination for the courts to allow Gold Digging to continue. If a couple can agree on a settlement of property , that’s one thing, but to think this spouse can play lazy , gold digging Princess on your dime for the rest of your life is another. She can get a job and be accountable for her own future and actions. NO ONE SHOULD RIDE FOR FREE.
Friday, April 2nd, 2010 at
11:48 pm
My wife and I when we were dating couldn’t seem to go more than a day or two being around each other with out wanting to have sex. We were creative and had fun with it. Now we have been married for almost 7 years and for the past 4-5 of that time we go weeks and sometimes months without having sex or being intimate. I feel like my wife does not want to be with me anymore because when we do get intimate I always have to initiate it…I can not remember the last time she came to me and wanted to be with me sexually. What should or can I do to help the situation?
Some good advice so far but just to help everyone to help me I am a good husband I do what I am asked to do I am very loving and treat my wife like gold…also, I have spoken to her about this and let her know how I feel about it a couple times and things get better for a week or so then it is back to the same old thing. I do not feel I should have to start things up all the time. It makes me feel like I am not wanted or that it is more of a chore than a want.