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I want a new phone I have a reli old iPhone 2G ATM which I love but I reli Want to the get the ipad... I don't no which to get; iPhone or ipad? I use my iPhone most at night doing things like this so an ipad would be good. One qeustoon also about the ipad does it play music I hope so?

why or why not?

Ford and GM are publicly traded companies and their stock is subject to impact average Americans and their retirement plans. I don't agree with a bail out, but I see why they are at the table begging. I can't believe no Senator or Representative in either of these trips to Washington asked...

hiking shoes (Born)? tjey are made with 100% lesther inside and outside and are paying to ecology

White spirit gets it out, no problem. If you can, try and get some before it dries, it'll be easier. Don't use too much or leave it on too long or it'll bleach fabric.

Sorry, I don't like it. You're not using any original metaphors, it's not saying anything new, there's no interesting plot or subtext that I can make out. The fact of the matter is that writing good poetry doesn't necessarily just come to you. You have to know what you're doing, have...

When you get your book published by a real publishing house, you won't have to worry about advertising because the publishers have whole departments to do that. They'll do posters, web campaigns, getting it reviewed and so on. You may have to do some signings in book shops and things, but you...

Why would it be a failure? Unless you're a sh*t writer and you have no clue how to put a story together. Sci-fi/Fantasy is a very common combination, so it's not like you're breaking any publishing boundaries that won't be understood or interesting. It's a hugely successful genre, so if you...

Why would it be a failure? Unless you're a sh*t writer and you have no clue how to put a story together. Sci-fi/Fantasy is a very common combination, so it's not like you're breaking any publishing boundaries that won't be understood or interesting. It's a hugely successful genre, so if you...

Dylan Thomas Yeats Keats Wordsworth Coleridge Shakespeare Sylvia Plath Carol Ann Duffy Simon Armitage Grace Nichols Imtiaz Dharker John Agard

Allis is a goldfish. A bird or something flew in and knocked her bowl over, and then flew out again.

It's easier 5 years later because you've read more and you're better at reading. It could also be that the books more suited to your age 5 years on. I don't think the mind ever develops steadily, it probably does it in spurts according to how good the thing you're reading is. Still, whatever you...

The prince takes water from the sea around the island and the jin, who doesn't know where the water's from drinks poisonous water to cure himself.

The prince takes water from the sea around the island and the jin, who doesn't know where the water's from drinks poisonous water to cure himself.

The prince takes water from the sea around the island and the jin, who doesn't know where the water's from drinks poisonous water to cure himself.

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte is good, you'll like it if you liked Wuthering Heights. You could try Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, and then if you like that Sense and Sensibility, Northanger Abbey, and Emma. If you like Lord Of The Flies you could try some Orwell, 1984 and Animal Farm are...

Ben Jonson's On My First Son is very famous and very sad. There are 3 very sad, supposedly famous lines of poetry I was read the other day, but now can't remember or find the poet for. It was: Married and not for love, Her of all women, Her of all women.

Ben Jonson's On My First Son is very famous and very sad. There are 3 very sad, supposedly famous lines of poetry I was read the other day, but now can't remember or find the poet for. It was: Married and not for love, Her of all women, Her of all women.

There's nothing sexier than a poet. You could be the ugliest, strangest, most unsociable person in the world, but if you can put words together beautifully and describe feelings and people in a unique way then it's amazing and a real draw.

Sure, I'll read pretty much anything from Victorian adventures, to modern-day Austrailian high school dramas. I think we often read about places and characters that don't relate to us in any way because the exotic and unknown is exciting. It's a kind of escape. But we also like characters we can...