How to set "group by topic"?
Q. When I sign in to a group, messages are displayed in order received--most recent first. Is there a way to set the display to show topics, not individual messages? thanks!
Asked by wtb - Sat Feb 28 09:50:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. you click the message tab- then to the left is the link to group by topic
Answered by crazy_mom2_1 - Sat Feb 28 12:34:47 2009

Where can I find english poems written by published authors on the topic "Seasons" ?
Q. Where can I find good english poems by published authors on the topic "Seasons"? They can be on summer, winter, autumn etc. but should be related to the theme "Seasons". Also, they should be written by published authors. Please help me if you can.
Asked by Anurag S - Mon May 14 00:48:00 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Verse Daily is an excellent site to search for poems. I just used Google and punched in the season name. Here's some, but there were more. 3 poems by Ted Kooser "Enter, Fall" by Margot Schilpp "Autumn" by Peggy Shumaker "Human Terms" by Kathleen Lynch "Last Love Song for Yogi Berra" by Gaylord Brewer "Vixen" by W. S. Merwin "St. Francis in Winter" by Marianne Boruch "The Gift of Winter" by Philip Levine "On Day and Night" by James Arthur "Cold Pastoral" by Reginald Shepherd "New Year's Eve" by Nate Pritts "Now the Starlit Moonless Spring" by Kenneth Rexroth "Spring Storm" by Floyd Skloot "Last Poem in May" by Judith Harris "Spring and Winter, Coeval" by Charles M. Israel, Jr. "When I Was Gone… [cont.]
Answered by Dancing Bee - Mon May 14 10:54:24 2007

why are the Americans so absorbed by the topic of war in Iraq?
Q. ... and why do they think that only American soldiers fight in Iraq? They are so absorbed by thetopic of war in Iraq taht they seem to treat topics like bird flu (or wars in Africa) or EU affairs as petty? I am not trying to insult anyone here. I am just aksing a question. the question is not skewed. id rather call it as 'objective'. yes i do watch news and i know pretty well what Americans care about and talk about mostly (when it comes ot politics for the sake of argument) and that is war in Iraq (which could be as well called by the Americans the 'american' war, becuse as far as I have noticed, Americans consider this war as if it was only their war. (and that 'their war' was the most important subject in nowadays' politics. PLus what… [cont.]
Asked by sui_19 - Thu Mar 16 09:03:22 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Our media saturates us with constant negative images and news from Iraq. When they finally stop deluging us, the public will stop caring about it. However, many also have loved ones over there (150,000 soldiers means 150,000 families and countless relatives worried about them). Our media does not really cover the bird flue, or Africa, or EU because they don't think Americans are interested in those topics. Our media only cares about what they can cover in 30 seconds or less that will get them amazing ratings. Now if the bird flu takes off and millions start dying, then that will get the media's attention. Hope this helps! I know you aren't trying to insult anyone. The US public only knows about what the media tells it. It is… [cont.]
Answered by fizban_mccloud - Thu Mar 16 09:06:52 2006