How come DVDs cant all be region free, Why do they have to be seperated into different regions?
Q. I have seen DVDs that are region free and to me they are as good quality than the DVDs that have regions to them.
Asked by fullpintlight - Thu Apr 10 18:03:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Region is dictated by the movie studios. For example, they may want to delay introducing a movie in Europe, compared to the US or vice versa. It allows them to charge differently each region as well. (For example, they may charge India far less than the US, but they don't want India DVDs to flood the US market.)
Answered by TV guy - Thu Apr 10 22:06:53 2008
Q. I have seen DVDs that are region free and to me they are as good quality than the DVDs that have regions to them.
Asked by fullpintlight - Thu Apr 10 18:03:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Region is dictated by the movie studios. For example, they may want to delay introducing a movie in Europe, compared to the US or vice versa. It allows them to charge differently each region as well. (For example, they may charge India far less than the US, but they don't want India DVDs to flood the US market.)
Answered by TV guy - Thu Apr 10 22:06:53 2008
why is there different regions for dvd players? What is the difference between the disks?
Q. I understand that there are different regions for players in different countries. My question is why and what do they do different to the disk?
Asked by Cloveli - Sun Feb 11 15:06:41 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. okay check this out:
Answered by david - Mon Feb 12 23:51:17 2007
Q. I understand that there are different regions for players in different countries. My question is why and what do they do different to the disk?
Asked by Cloveli - Sun Feb 11 15:06:41 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. okay check this out:
Answered by david - Mon Feb 12 23:51:17 2007
What regions in Canada and the USA have the greatest cases of discriminations?
Q. What regions in Canada and the USA have the greatest cases of discriminations?
Asked by Chris - Wed Mar 24 01:13:50 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. in the USA Ohio, particulary near kentucky, cincy Pretty much a lot of places down south, you can pick, texas, alabama, georgia, doesnt matter. Up north people hide it better. In general in north dakota people are much more nicer about everything. So they arent full blown racist. But they will let you know you don't fit when they are drunk. Typical.
Answered by mr dance moves - Wed Mar 24 01:20:09 2010
Q. What regions in Canada and the USA have the greatest cases of discriminations?
Asked by Chris - Wed Mar 24 01:13:50 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. in the USA Ohio, particulary near kentucky, cincy Pretty much a lot of places down south, you can pick, texas, alabama, georgia, doesnt matter. Up north people hide it better. In general in north dakota people are much more nicer about everything. So they arent full blown racist. But they will let you know you don't fit when they are drunk. Typical.
Answered by mr dance moves - Wed Mar 24 01:20:09 2010
How are the ocean's climatic regions related to the broad patterns of air circulation?
Q. How are the ocean s climatic regions related to the broad patterns of air circulation ? What are some areas where two are not closely related?
Asked by Sunflower - Thu Feb 25 09:53:53 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes they play a part in the full pattern!
Answered by Bush Tucker - Sun Feb 28 21:47:15 2010
Q. How are the ocean s climatic regions related to the broad patterns of air circulation ? What are some areas where two are not closely related?
Asked by Sunflower - Thu Feb 25 09:53:53 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes they play a part in the full pattern!
Answered by Bush Tucker - Sun Feb 28 21:47:15 2010
What is most likely to be true about regions of a DNA sequence that are invariant across diverse animals?
Q. What is most likely to be true about regions of a DNA sequence that are invariant across diverse animals? A)They are under strong stabilizing selection. B)They are pseudogenes. C)They are undergoing silent substitutions. D)They cannot be aligned. E)They are subject to transversions.
Asked by pandawoksmartentrees - Sun May 3 21:07:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A is most likely (C, D, and E give opposite results)
Answered by fendergrl97 - Sun May 3 21:16:13 2009
Q. What is most likely to be true about regions of a DNA sequence that are invariant across diverse animals? A)They are under strong stabilizing selection. B)They are pseudogenes. C)They are undergoing silent substitutions. D)They cannot be aligned. E)They are subject to transversions.
Asked by pandawoksmartentrees - Sun May 3 21:07:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A is most likely (C, D, and E give opposite results)
Answered by fendergrl97 - Sun May 3 21:16:13 2009
How do the fermi levels of p and n-regions of an unbiased p-n junction adjust to become equal?
Q. The original fermi level of the p and n-regions taken separately are different due to difference in concentration and type of doping. However, at the junction, the energy level diagram usually depicts a common fermi level while conduction and valency bands are displaced. How does that happen?
Asked by fortunefinder - Wed Dec 5 12:35:40 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Energy levels in materials are always relative. In other words, you can say that the conduction band is so many eV above the valence band, but it has no particularly absolute value. The Fermi level is simply the energy level of the topmost occupied electronic state (at T = 0). Thid once again is relative - you can say where it is with respect to say the valence band. Until, that is, you join the two materials. When you do this the energy of the topmost occupied state on the n side *must* be the same as that on the p side because the materials are in contact. If it were not, then electrons would flow into the lower energy states across the boundary until they were. Clearly, for these two levels to be the same across the boundary, the… [cont.]
Answered by epidavros - Wed Dec 5 13:15:25 2007
Q. The original fermi level of the p and n-regions taken separately are different due to difference in concentration and type of doping. However, at the junction, the energy level diagram usually depicts a common fermi level while conduction and valency bands are displaced. How does that happen?
Asked by fortunefinder - Wed Dec 5 12:35:40 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Energy levels in materials are always relative. In other words, you can say that the conduction band is so many eV above the valence band, but it has no particularly absolute value. The Fermi level is simply the energy level of the topmost occupied electronic state (at T = 0). Thid once again is relative - you can say where it is with respect to say the valence band. Until, that is, you join the two materials. When you do this the energy of the topmost occupied state on the n side *must* be the same as that on the p side because the materials are in contact. If it were not, then electrons would flow into the lower energy states across the boundary until they were. Clearly, for these two levels to be the same across the boundary, the… [cont.]
Answered by epidavros - Wed Dec 5 13:15:25 2007
What is the oldest blood type, newer ones? What regions had particular blood types before transportation?
Q. And even after transportation and travel developed, what types of people from what regions have large populations of what blood types?
Asked by Castle - Mon Jan 21 02:45:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A question about blood is in the "Food and Drink" section! *grin* XD
Answered by Jaymie - Mon Jan 21 02:47:56 2008
Q. And even after transportation and travel developed, what types of people from what regions have large populations of what blood types?
Asked by Castle - Mon Jan 21 02:45:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A question about blood is in the "Food and Drink" section! *grin* XD
Answered by Jaymie - Mon Jan 21 02:47:56 2008
how to start a hotel business in Indian hilly regions?
Q. I want to start a hotel business in anyofthe hilly regions of india. Where to get a proper guideline?
Asked by mrs.anwesha - Wed Dec 17 04:54:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Badrinadh and Rishikesh ( Names of Locations Religious Places supplying like eatables)
Answered by josyul026 - Wed Dec 17 05:04:26 2008
Q. I want to start a hotel business in anyofthe hilly regions of india. Where to get a proper guideline?
Asked by mrs.anwesha - Wed Dec 17 04:54:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Badrinadh and Rishikesh ( Names of Locations Religious Places supplying like eatables)
Answered by josyul026 - Wed Dec 17 05:04:26 2008
How does one fast for Ramadan while living in the polar regions?
Q. How does one fast for Ramadan while living in the polar regions? I may end up living there, and as you know the Sun does not set during summer, or rise during winter.
Asked by Anees Ebrahem - Sat Aug 29 13:21:18 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Assalamualaikum I gave an answer on this at the following: You might also find some of the other answers there to be helpful also. And Allah knows best May Allah provide us with guidance Salaam
Answered by Proudly South African Muslim - Sat Aug 29 19:49:48 2009
Q. How does one fast for Ramadan while living in the polar regions? I may end up living there, and as you know the Sun does not set during summer, or rise during winter.
Asked by Anees Ebrahem - Sat Aug 29 13:21:18 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Assalamualaikum I gave an answer on this at the following: You might also find some of the other answers there to be helpful also. And Allah knows best May Allah provide us with guidance Salaam
Answered by Proudly South African Muslim - Sat Aug 29 19:49:48 2009
Where do I find regions based on phone number?
Q. I am looking for Australian regions based on the phone number. I know the simple ones like Sydney Metro numbers start with with 029 or 028 but want it for the whole country. Please help!
Asked by Grant - Thu Jun 11 06:57:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. See link below.
Answered by classicsat - Thu Jun 11 17:53:10 2009
Q. I am looking for Australian regions based on the phone number. I know the simple ones like Sydney Metro numbers start with with 029 or 028 but want it for the whole country. Please help!
Asked by Grant - Thu Jun 11 06:57:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. See link below.
Answered by classicsat - Thu Jun 11 17:53:10 2009
What are the economic, political, and social characteristics of the three colonial regions?
Q. What are the economic, political, and social characteristics on the three colonial regions, New England, the Middle, and the South?
Asked by Lexi - Thu Sep 13 16:05:50 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Diverse Colonial Economies a. Southern Colonies aa. economy based on growing staple crops ab. tobacco exports Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware: 1700, 32 mil. pounds 1770, 83.8 mil. pounds ac. African slaves supplied most of the labor 1650, only about 500 Africans in Virginia (3% of pop.) 1700, enslaved Africans totaled 16,000 (28% of Pop.) ad. Except for Charleston, SC & Williamsburg, VA the South had few cities b. Middle Colonies ba. economy a mixture of farming and commerce bb. farm crops included grains such as wheat, barley, and rye bc. Populations of N.Y. & Pennsylvania ethnically diverse c. New England Colonies ca. 1700s, N. Eng. Colonies consisted of small self-sufficient farms and towns dependent on long distance trade cb.… [cont.]
Answered by atwil - Sun Sep 16 09:46:52 2007
Q. What are the economic, political, and social characteristics on the three colonial regions, New England, the Middle, and the South?
Asked by Lexi - Thu Sep 13 16:05:50 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Diverse Colonial Economies a. Southern Colonies aa. economy based on growing staple crops ab. tobacco exports Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware: 1700, 32 mil. pounds 1770, 83.8 mil. pounds ac. African slaves supplied most of the labor 1650, only about 500 Africans in Virginia (3% of pop.) 1700, enslaved Africans totaled 16,000 (28% of Pop.) ad. Except for Charleston, SC & Williamsburg, VA the South had few cities b. Middle Colonies ba. economy a mixture of farming and commerce bb. farm crops included grains such as wheat, barley, and rye bc. Populations of N.Y. & Pennsylvania ethnically diverse c. New England Colonies ca. 1700s, N. Eng. Colonies consisted of small self-sufficient farms and towns dependent on long distance trade cb.… [cont.]
Answered by atwil - Sun Sep 16 09:46:52 2007
How are the climates of coastal regions affected by the specific heat capacity of water?
Q. i know that water has a very high SHC, so it takes a long time to heat or cool. but could somebody tell me how it affects climate of coastal regions, my brains fryed and its almost 10 :(
Asked by Katie - Wed Oct 28 22:40:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Inverewe is very far north (latitude 57.8 degrees), about the same latitude as Hudson's Bay in Canada, but because of warm Atlantic currents from the Caribbean is far warmer in winter (coldest winter temperature measured was 14 degrees F (-12C) in 1986) Due to its latitude temperatures are rarely very hot in summer; the highest temperature recorded was 84F (29C) in June 1978 The heat of the water is transferred to the coastal areas by wind - thus warm air promotes growth of vegetation. Cold air blowing from land to sea - forms fog Cold currents adhere fog when wind blows the cold air inland Coastal areas will generally have more moderate temperatures than inland areas because of the heat capacity of the ocean. Every day the land… [cont.]
Answered by bennachie1 - Wed Oct 28 23:04:58 2009
Q. i know that water has a very high SHC, so it takes a long time to heat or cool. but could somebody tell me how it affects climate of coastal regions, my brains fryed and its almost 10 :(
Asked by Katie - Wed Oct 28 22:40:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Inverewe is very far north (latitude 57.8 degrees), about the same latitude as Hudson's Bay in Canada, but because of warm Atlantic currents from the Caribbean is far warmer in winter (coldest winter temperature measured was 14 degrees F (-12C) in 1986) Due to its latitude temperatures are rarely very hot in summer; the highest temperature recorded was 84F (29C) in June 1978 The heat of the water is transferred to the coastal areas by wind - thus warm air promotes growth of vegetation. Cold air blowing from land to sea - forms fog Cold currents adhere fog when wind blows the cold air inland Coastal areas will generally have more moderate temperatures than inland areas because of the heat capacity of the ocean. Every day the land… [cont.]
Answered by bennachie1 - Wed Oct 28 23:04:58 2009
I want to get the flanking regions of a gene, how do I do this when the genome is unsequenced?
Q. I am working with an unsequenced organism, and I isolated the internal region of this gene via PCR, using degenerate primers based on conserved regions. Now I want to get the whole gene, and the flaking regions so I can do protein expression work. I have tried genome walking kits with little success, is there another method I could use. I thought about southern hybridisation, but think it is too expensive.
Asked by Mark S - Thu May 18 07:00:46 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. > > and please loose the pocket protector and get laid
Answered by kiingbee - Thu May 18 07:24:06 2006
Q. I am working with an unsequenced organism, and I isolated the internal region of this gene via PCR, using degenerate primers based on conserved regions. Now I want to get the whole gene, and the flaking regions so I can do protein expression work. I have tried genome walking kits with little success, is there another method I could use. I thought about southern hybridisation, but think it is too expensive.
Asked by Mark S - Thu May 18 07:00:46 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. > > and please loose the pocket protector and get laid
Answered by kiingbee - Thu May 18 07:24:06 2006
What were common characteristics of the geographic regions where civilizations first rose?
Q. What were common characteristics of the geographic regions where civilizations first rose? Why were these characteristics important?
Asked by bfwrecruit2 - Mon Dec 3 08:10:32 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Proximity to great rivers. These rivers would flood every spring bringing new soil to the basin. So the river basin was fertile every growing season . Also, the rivers were permanent sources of fresh drinking water that allowed the formation of the city-states. The formation of these city-states are seen as the beginning of "civilization."
Answered by Panama Joe - Mon Dec 3 10:19:13 2007
Q. What were common characteristics of the geographic regions where civilizations first rose? Why were these characteristics important?
Asked by bfwrecruit2 - Mon Dec 3 08:10:32 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Proximity to great rivers. These rivers would flood every spring bringing new soil to the basin. So the river basin was fertile every growing season . Also, the rivers were permanent sources of fresh drinking water that allowed the formation of the city-states. The formation of these city-states are seen as the beginning of "civilization."
Answered by Panama Joe - Mon Dec 3 10:19:13 2007
How can I unlock my Blu-ray player so that it plays all regions?
Q. I bought a BD player recently and it only plays region 4 dvd's, but i've got a lot of region 1 dvd's. Does anyone know how I can unlock it so i can watch both regions? Is there a code or something?
Asked by Lennon - Thu Jun 19 22:09:14 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there is no way to do it , if you change the region code to many times it will lock on the last code you had it on and there is no way to get it unlocked. most players only let you do it about 4 times.
Answered by theS - Fri Jun 20 01:32:42 2008
Q. I bought a BD player recently and it only plays region 4 dvd's, but i've got a lot of region 1 dvd's. Does anyone know how I can unlock it so i can watch both regions? Is there a code or something?
Asked by Lennon - Thu Jun 19 22:09:14 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there is no way to do it , if you change the region code to many times it will lock on the last code you had it on and there is no way to get it unlocked. most players only let you do it about 4 times.
Answered by theS - Fri Jun 20 01:32:42 2008
How do deputies get assigned to patrol regions?
Q. In Los Angeles county, there are 3 different patrol regions. How do Sheriff departments determine where a deputy will be assigned? Is it a random selection, or do the deputies have any kind of choice?
Asked by j. cee - Wed Jul 23 13:43:52 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seniority, when there are openings new guys get shuffled around. There will be a shift bid that is determined by seniority, usually once a year.
Answered by Charles - Wed Jul 23 13:53:00 2008
Q. In Los Angeles county, there are 3 different patrol regions. How do Sheriff departments determine where a deputy will be assigned? Is it a random selection, or do the deputies have any kind of choice?
Asked by j. cee - Wed Jul 23 13:43:52 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seniority, when there are openings new guys get shuffled around. There will be a shift bid that is determined by seniority, usually once a year.
Answered by Charles - Wed Jul 23 13:53:00 2008
Where can i Find Information on the five regions of washington?
Q. Rockies,Cascades,Columbia Plateau,Western Washington, and Coastal. I have to do research on these regions for washington state for history class but i cant find any good sights that have any information on them?
Asked by KENNY - Sat Feb 21 13:08:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wikipedia should have some, yet it may not be totally reliable so check the information, hope it goes well!
Answered by elliefoster@rocketmail.com - Sat Feb 21 13:14:55 2009
Q. Rockies,Cascades,Columbia Plateau,Western Washington, and Coastal. I have to do research on these regions for washington state for history class but i cant find any good sights that have any information on them?
Asked by KENNY - Sat Feb 21 13:08:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wikipedia should have some, yet it may not be totally reliable so check the information, hope it goes well!
Answered by elliefoster@rocketmail.com - Sat Feb 21 13:14:55 2009
Which 2 regions of the world have the most volcanoes? What were the effects of the of the Eyjafjoll volcano?
Q. Which two regions of the world have the most volcanoes? What were the effects on the: -economy -planes -people because of the Eyjafjoll Volcano?
Asked by Abi R - Tue May 18 23:24:24 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Iceland is one of the most eruptive places on Earth - Pocked by more than two hundred volcanoes, Iceland is one of the world's most volcanically active regions, spewing a third of the earth's total lava flow over the past five hundred years. Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia - The Kamchatka Volcanoes are found in one of the most outstanding volcanic regions in the world with both a high density of active volcanoes, a variety of types, and a wide range of related volcanic features. The volcanoes of Kamchatka are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Kamchatka peninsula contains more than 80 volcanoes with an underlying subduction zone. The region is characterised by strong earthquake activity with the majority of earthquakes occur 60… [cont.]
Answered by Elizabeth - Wed May 19 00:54:16 2010
Q. Which two regions of the world have the most volcanoes? What were the effects on the: -economy -planes -people because of the Eyjafjoll Volcano?
Asked by Abi R - Tue May 18 23:24:24 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Iceland is one of the most eruptive places on Earth - Pocked by more than two hundred volcanoes, Iceland is one of the world's most volcanically active regions, spewing a third of the earth's total lava flow over the past five hundred years. Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia - The Kamchatka Volcanoes are found in one of the most outstanding volcanic regions in the world with both a high density of active volcanoes, a variety of types, and a wide range of related volcanic features. The volcanoes of Kamchatka are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Kamchatka peninsula contains more than 80 volcanoes with an underlying subduction zone. The region is characterised by strong earthquake activity with the majority of earthquakes occur 60… [cont.]
Answered by Elizabeth - Wed May 19 00:54:16 2010
What should I do to get physically prepared for Track regions?
Q. i have regions tomorrow and i want to be feeling great and i want to win! i'm a pole vaulter and im planning on qualifying for state again this year, but i have tough competition! I also have stress fractures in both of my tibias and im a little sore in my calfs and ham springs, any suggestions? k thanks :)
Asked by Samantha Sanchez - Sun Apr 25 07:58:34 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Ice what hurts! Possible take an ice bath. It hurts the first minute but feels great when you're done! 2. Don't do anything! Relax today. Maybe go over your form or hand positions or something but don't exert yourself! 3. Be mentally prepared! Imagine what it's going to be like at your meet. Imagine jumping the height you need/want! 4. Eat some carbs tonight! That's why so many sports have pasta parties before big games/meets! 5. Eat a good breakfast! Don't drink orange juice, though, because it's acidic and could upset your stomach [not as important for jumpers than runners, but still could make a difference] 6. Don't stress out! Stay away from drama at least for today. Just relax. Good luck! I personally find what pole vaulters do… [cont.]
Answered by Holagurrl25 - Sun Apr 25 09:52:06 2010
Q. i have regions tomorrow and i want to be feeling great and i want to win! i'm a pole vaulter and im planning on qualifying for state again this year, but i have tough competition! I also have stress fractures in both of my tibias and im a little sore in my calfs and ham springs, any suggestions? k thanks :)
Asked by Samantha Sanchez - Sun Apr 25 07:58:34 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Ice what hurts! Possible take an ice bath. It hurts the first minute but feels great when you're done! 2. Don't do anything! Relax today. Maybe go over your form or hand positions or something but don't exert yourself! 3. Be mentally prepared! Imagine what it's going to be like at your meet. Imagine jumping the height you need/want! 4. Eat some carbs tonight! That's why so many sports have pasta parties before big games/meets! 5. Eat a good breakfast! Don't drink orange juice, though, because it's acidic and could upset your stomach [not as important for jumpers than runners, but still could make a difference] 6. Don't stress out! Stay away from drama at least for today. Just relax. Good luck! I personally find what pole vaulters do… [cont.]
Answered by Holagurrl25 - Sun Apr 25 09:52:06 2010
What countries or regions on Earth are uninhabited?
Q. Obviously the North Pole counts, but I was wondering about islands, archipelago's and even regions that no one lives on/no government has been establised on?
Asked by Spike - Thu May 21 12:42:00 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are thousands of islands with no inhabitants and many thousands of square miles of desserts and mountains likewise uninhabited, but, every square inch of earth is claimed by a government except antarctica and it,s governed by international treaty.
Answered by RayE - Thu May 21 14:05:12 2009
Q. Obviously the North Pole counts, but I was wondering about islands, archipelago's and even regions that no one lives on/no government has been establised on?
Asked by Spike - Thu May 21 12:42:00 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are thousands of islands with no inhabitants and many thousands of square miles of desserts and mountains likewise uninhabited, but, every square inch of earth is claimed by a government except antarctica and it,s governed by international treaty.
Answered by RayE - Thu May 21 14:05:12 2009
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