Coming from Garnett:


We are trying to clean out our plumbing system, but we don’t know where all of the pipes are located. We are looking for a public house blueprint or something to help us out.

Coming from Gail:


Do architects scientists etc. of Britain and the US actually use the imperial system? Thats hard to believe. How did people do science and developing before the metric system was invented? I cant imagine that because the imperial system which is still used in the States and Britain is so stupid.

Coming from Abe:


I want to find a great topic to write on for my political science paper. We can write about anything as long as it has to do with political science…I’m from Canada living in Cali right now so I don’t know a whole lot about poilitical science, I’m learning. I just need help with a topic then I can research it. Thank yoU!

Coming from Eva:


Hello, I am seeking an Plumbing Expert That Also Knows Computers and the Internet. I am a master plumber and I run a plumbing e-tail site and a blog. I need another plumbing & computer guy to answer technical and other plumbing related questions. The position is work-from home…Where should I advertise and is anyone on this board qualified or interested?

Coming from Andra:


I am a science lover! I just wanted some suggestions on science websites that give you a wonderful overview on science if you are a lover and studier of the subject?

Coming from Jeffry:


There have been misconceptions of science/scientific fact or through the use of technology in regards to the approaches they have used towards the environment.

Why should those in particular ‘green’ lobby groups, stakeholders, and the community in general who are often opposing developments” have to understand the significance of science in environmental controversies? On what ground does science have to be understood by those who oppose it.

Is it so those who oppose technological development at the expense of the environment need to take science into account and understand this knowledge then to use it to refute those scientist?

Coming from Khadijah:


I am starting a Yogurt Shop like Pinkberry. I am planning to lease a 800 sq ft space. The space was a previously a office, a rectangular layout. It does have a bathroom in the back, what would be the rough amount of cost to get the adequate plumbing in there?

Coming from Garret:


I bought this house about a year ago. I never realized nor did my dumb *&^^&& house inspector ($538) that there was no main plumbing stack. There is however a black plastic (not PVC) pipe that runs into the attic and I am assuming that it goes to the roof vent. I still get this septic smell out of one of the floor vents when the heat pump kicks on. This started probably about 6-7 months ago. There is nothing leaking and everything is P-trapped. It only comes from this one vent. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
that makes sense what you are saying about the water rotting in the vent. I have blocked that vent and cannot smell it coming out of any of the other vents and they are as far as I can see all connnected. Baffling.

Coming from Jarred:


I always hear about not flushing toliet paper because it gets caught in the plumbing or something to that effect. Is it really different?

Coming from Robbyn:


I am about to start a new plumbing service company specialising in residential maintenance. At the moment there are only 2 employees but we hope to expand quickly to 10 to 15. We need lots pf good advice on where and when to advertise,branding, customer service ect.