Andreas Rhodes

Can someone give me a time-line for comic ages, golden age, silver age, stuff like that?

andreasrhodes — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 17:00:35 +0000

1897 - 1937 Platinum or Pre-Golden Age
1938 - 1955 Golden Age
1956 - 1972 Silver Age
1973 - 1985 Bronze Age
1986 - now Modern Age (also called the Plastic, Tin or Iron Age)

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Any advice on itinerary part two??

andreasrhodes — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 11:44:40 +0000

i have asked about this before and am now amending the trip to this itinerary but am still unsure:

flying to verona, brescia for a 13 night trip with my teenage daughter. we leave on the 16th of may

2 nights staying in verona, daytrip to lake garda.
3 nights in venice
then, am not sure if we should spend 3 nights in Florence and take day trips to siena, San Gimignano, montepulciano, chianti maybe etc.

and then 2 nights in lucca
3 nights in rapallo.

but am not sure if we should stay the 4 nights in Florence, and one night in lucca or 2 nights in lucca and 3 nights in Florence??

I’ve already answered yr previous question.
2 nights in Verona are ok
2 nights in Venice - 3 nights there are too many (stay 1 day longer in Florence)-
5 nights in Florence - based there to visit all over Tuscany as already posted in my previous answer-
1 night in Lucca is sufficient
3 nights in Rapallo are ok (remember to visit le Cinque Terre)

This should be a perfect trip-

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should i get my nose peirced?!?!?!?!?!?!?

andreasrhodes — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 11:42:02 +0000

i finally got my parents to let me get my nose peirced, but my friends don’t really like the idea and they think i’m “too young” to get my nose peirced. i’m worried that if i get it peirced they’ll be really mad at me!!!!!! WHAT DO I DO?!?!?!?!?!
HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!! (i’m 13)

do not get it peirced!!

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How much would a Mario Lemieux autographed puck sell for?

andreasrhodes — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 11:42:58 +0000

Just a regular Penguins puck with his signature

A shop around here has one for $90 but I don’t know much about autographs.

It would likely go up in value over the years, correct?

Where do you live?

In Toronto you can find a Mario Lemieux signed puck for less than $20.00

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Are Breyer Horses really hand- painted?????

andreasrhodes — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 12:29:21 +0000

Some parts are hand painted such as the eyes, other parts like the body and legs depending on the horse apears to be painted if a type of spray paint. Another thing handpainted is the horseshoes (if they have any on such as milton) But what I think it means when they say its handpainted is that a auotomatic machine was not used to paint it, that could mean there was others alternatives.

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Answer This Riddle?

andreasrhodes — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 12:03:54 +0000

There Was Once A Guy Called David. He went and saw his friend called David. David and David walked over the bridge but suddenly David attacked David but David sadly missed David and David attacked David with a knife but David accidentaly hitted David who was working with David in pull ups. If David had hit David who had David hit?

David?

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principles of design can any one think of a way to show pattern using tennis! help?

andreasrhodes — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 00:52:09 +0000

I am doing a project for the principles of design i just need pattern, my theme is tennis, can any one think of a GOOD AND CREATIVE way to show pattern using tennis……BEST ANSWER GETS 10 POINTS…………..PLEASE HELP!!!!!

The patterns on the racquet strings
The patterns on the racquet handles
The patterns of the tennis balls
The patterns formed by the lines of the tennis court
The patterns formed by the tennis net
The patterns formed by the players’ clothing
The patterns and logos from their tennis brand names
The patterns formed by the referees’ uniforms
The patterns from the chain linked fencing that usually surrounds tennis courts
The patterns created by stacked tennis equipment (cans, racquets, etc.)
The patterns created by the bleachers that the audience is sitting on

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What’s the difference between bronze and bronze resin?

andreasrhodes — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 11:47:10 +0000

Sculptors generally, but not exclusively, sculpt in clay or wax. A mould is then be made of this work according to which material
the final piece will be cast in. Bronze or foundry bronze pieces are made using hot metal which is poured into the mould and is
the more expensive of the two processes.

Cold cast bronze or bronze resin (two names for the same material) is essentially resin in which bronze particles are suspended and then
polished to resemble solid bronze - this is by far the cheaper process, making sculpture by established artists more affordable than it would
otherwise be.

As completely different types of mould are required by each process, a work would not usually be produced in both materials, hence a
sculpture cast in bronze would not generally also be cast in bronze resin and vice versa.

More info here:
http://www.sculpturesinbronze.co.uk/methodology.html
http://www.marklittlejohn.com/bronze-sculptures-military/index.asp

I need some french names……..?

andreasrhodes — Sun, 09 Mar 2008 11:39:22 +0000

I’m taking french this year, and my teacher told us to pick a french name for us. Does anyone have any good french names for me?

Here are a few (sorry, I didn’t put the French accents):

Adele
Adeline (a-du-LEEN)
Amelie (a-may-LEE)
Anais (a-na-EES)
Aurelie (o-ray-LEE)
Aurore (o-ROR)
Cecile (say-SEEL)
Elodie (ay-lo-DEE)
Eloise (ay-lo-EEZ)
Eugenie (u-zhay-NEE)
Leonie (lay-o-NEE)
Madeleine (ma-de-LEN)
Mathilde (ma-TEELD)
Noemie (no-ay-MEE)
Zoe (zo-AY)

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andreasrhodes — Sat, 08 Mar 2008 12:37:01 +0000

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