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I'm thinking of buying a used 2007 Toyota Avalon. How good is it? As far as maintenance, problems, performance, etc. Is it a good car? Is it still a "stripped down" version of the Lexus?

Evolutionary speaking, I would think having talent for art seems not to offer much advantage. But, for some reason we have the ability to appreciate art, and there are people with true talent for art. How did that "art gene" get selected? What evolutionary advantage did it serve? Same with...

Table salt Sugar cement mix Vinegar Let's say at least a gallon of each, but not all at the same time.

My groomer who has groomed my many dogs for years refuse to groom my new pet wolverine. It's been domesticated and I raised it from a pup. It would not harm anyone. But she is still afraid of it. Why?

I'm thinking of getting a scorpion, a small one that can sting but not deadly. (most are not anyways) I'm thinking of putting it in her shoe as a joke. She is doing stuff like that to me all the time. One time she put a small baby nonvenomous snake in my boot. Scared the hell out of me!

I was reading about the cyclic theory of cosmology. Theory that big bangs are produced every trillion years or so by the collision of "branes". Sounds plausible, but is this gaining any acceptance among the main cosmologists?

In it's current technological rate? If so, what kind of alternate source energy will be needed?

I was reading about the cyclic theory of cosmology. Theory that big bangs are produced every trillion years or so by the collision of "branes". Sounds plausible, but is this gaining any acceptance among the main cosmologists?

I'm looking for a good rechargeable gardening tool with extra battery. Money not too much an option. I want something fairly "powerful". I'm looking for weed eater type equipment and hedge trimmer. Can you lead me towards a good ones? MEN ONLY PLEASE

Why is it that the anthropic view of our cosmos are so disturbing to some physicists? I think we are where we are and all the constants in nature are the way they are because we live in this particular bubble of the cosmos that makes life and humans possible. No need to get religion into it...

With Chrysler closing ties with over 700 of it's "dealers", what will happen to them?

Why is it that the anthropic view of our cosmos are so disturbing to some physicists? I think we are where we are and all the constants in nature are the way they are because we live in this particular bubble of the cosmos that makes life and humans possible. No need to get religion into it...