Does Yahoo Answers post statistics on the half-life of threads by topic grouping?
Q. The half-life is ... The characteristic time by which a thread in that topic will have received half of its possible replies.
Asked by friend to all - Thu Feb 5 22:34:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No, it does not.
Answered by Firestar - Thu Feb 5 22:46:50 2009

How to create4 appropriate thesis statements for my topic by using different positions?
Q. my topic for the persuasive essay is employee privacy rights in the workplace
Asked by BABYGIRL - Fri May 4 13:02:32 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. To continue with refugiotrans's line of thinking, it sound like this assignment is asking you to create four possible positions, or points of view, about employee privacy rights in the workplace. To do this, consider all the different "stakeholders," or concerned parties, in an employment situation, and imagine what their point of view on this topic might be. For example, an employee's point of view might sound like this: "Employees' privacy rights should be fully protected on the job, and employers have no right to violate employee privacy." A supervisor's position might be somewhat different, especially if the supervisor suspects that an employee is hiding drugs or alcohol in his or her work locker, for example. The supervisor's… [cont.]
Answered by here's my name - Fri May 4 13:23:11 2007

How do you put on one of those Hot Topic corsets by yourself?
Q. I have three corsets I bought from Hot Topic and they all zip up in the back. I've tried using a coat hanger but that didn't work. There's no one around to help me either. Got any ideas?
Asked by Vennarion - Wed Aug 6 15:40:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It's probably one that has boning, hooks, or laces up. It's easier to let the laces out as far as they go, then put it on with the laces in front, then pull them together, but not tight enough to where you can't twist the corset to where the lace is in the back. Once you twist it, pull the string as tight as you like, then tie. If it's hook and eye kind, the same thing applies. Make sure you hook it up in the front, then twist it around your waist once you are done. It may take a while, but eventually it will twist around. try the top part, then the bottom, then the middle, and wiggle as you twist it around. It will get there.
Answered by Crystal C - Wed Aug 6 15:52:11 2008