Where do you find the current IMS Dining Guide?
Q. The International Monetary Systems...I have $10 gift certificate, but I don't know where I can redeem it. 10 points for someone who can help!
Asked by ChemHelp - Wed Oct 1 20:21:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. imsnewyork.com
Answered by Justin C - Thu Oct 2 01:10:15 2008

What Restaurant Guide do Sydney Diners use in Sydney?
Q. I dine out a lot and I've used a lot of restaurant dining guides, but before I find the restaurants that I want I have to click thru a lot of rubbish. Can any recommend a quick and easy restaurant guide?
Asked by Robert I - Fri Dec 8 00:25:14 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The sydney morning herald :good food guide" 2007. Its terrific . You can buy in newsagencies around sydney or bookstores. Cost approx $25
Answered by carms - Fri Dec 8 05:47:21 2006

What makes you want to try a new restaurant?
Q. What is the most important factor that influences you to try a new restaurant, written restaurant reviews, paid advertising by the restaurant, word of mouth from friends & family, online travel or dining guides like trip adviser or is it simply the restaurants' proximity to your home or work or something else?
Asked by Paul J - Wed Dec 17 21:49:48 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. First I look at the menu to see if what they offer sounds appealing to me. If their dishes are so esoterically named I can't figure out what they are, forget it. I also check to see what the prices are like and whether I think the food will be worth it. I then check restaurant reviews (not the paid critics but the local regular folks like me) to see what they have to say. I keep in mind the type of food being offered and the type of people reviewing (a whole lot of people can't tell good sushi from ok sushi, for instance, and they think that just because they get a lot of sushi or those horrible multi-fish sushi rolls it automatically makes it good--wrong!). If it's a neighborhood place, I try to drop in during the day (if they are… [cont.]
Answered by Inundated in SF - Wed Dec 17 22:22:18 2008

What the name of the famous guide book for finding fine dining establishments in France?
Q. question for school need it now please...
Asked by _ _ - Thu Nov 5 12:55:47 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Guide Michelin.
Answered by L & N oe oe - Thu Nov 5 13:09:07 2009

table cloth for bar square dining table?
Q. I am having the hardest time looking for a table cloth to cover my square bar dining table. Everything that I find is for oblong and round tables. I also want to buy chair covers, but I dont know if the standard covers will cover the bar dining chairs since they are taller. Does anyone own one of these tables and found covers? Please guide me where to shop.
Asked by Nina - Thu Jan 11 00:14:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Have you considered a runner instead of a tablecloth? If you really want to fully cover the surface of the table, maybe your best bet is to make your own or enlist a friend with a sewing maching to make it for you. You should be able to purchase the needed yardage at a fabric store in the colour and fabric of your choice, custom fit it to your table and then sew a simple hem on the edges. Chair covers for bar chairs could also be custom made in the same or complementary fabric.
Answered by seachange9899 - Thu Jan 11 00:51:40 2007

What is the name of the chicago website that list all the black clubs and dining? The word "soul" is the title?
Q. The site list all things black in the city of chicago including clubs and restaurants and I actually found it linked on a chicago guide website. I think the name of it is close to "soul chicago" or soul of chicago". please help!!! IT was the most organized and comrehensive black guide I have found for chicago!!!
Asked by ms_lady21 - Sun Nov 23 02:33:24 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. An easier way to search for "black" clubs is to search by neighborhoods rather than "black" clubs. For instance, at the risk of stereotyping, if you check for South Side clubs and restaurants you can come across a pretty good listing, places like the Negro League Cafe, And no offense to the previous answerer, but the links to those sites listing "R&B bars" is pretty inaccuracte. For instance, if you go to Betty's Blue Star Lounge (one of the sites listed) looking for a "black club" you will be GREATLY disappointed. I've listed a few South Side links below. Some are a little more "refined" than others. You'll have to do your own research. I'm not familiar with the West side, but you might want to do a search for those too. Oh, and as… [cont.]
Answered by bodinibold - Mon Nov 24 15:08:00 2008

Does weight watchers really work?
Q. So i've got the calculator and the dining out guide and the other guide book but i have the hardest time following it. I dont seem to have time to really work out but i'm a toddler teacher so i'm constantly moving. I just cant seem to loose any weight. Can anyone give me tips. Thanks.
Asked by jaredsgirl07 - Wed Apr 11 22:27:18 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. any diet works as long as you stick to it
Answered by caffsans - Wed Apr 11 22:30:23 2007

Travel guides...?
Q. What type of information do you or would you like to see in a travel guide aside from dining and lodging facilities and well-known tourist attractions?
Asked by phirephaerie - Tue May 29 19:05:17 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Some basic language guide for travelers to communicate with the locals. Also to include important telephone numbers like embassies, airport, major airlines, police, tourist info center, etc...
Answered by AspiringJ - Tue May 29 23:05:53 2007

Best travel guide books to Hong Kong and Beijing?
Q. I am travelling from Connecticut to visit Beijing and Hong Kong! I've never been to Asia before. I'm 25 years old and am thus interested in a lot of young person things like good dining and exciting nightlife. I also want a well-informed and intellectual account of the cities' culture and history. Any suggestions on the best books? Lonely Planet? Rough Guides? Time Out?
Asked by tidy mess - Mon Jan 21 08:46:57 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I always use Frommer's books...
Answered by Jeffari-al-Texani - Mon Jan 21 14:09:59 2008

How much are Weight Watchers materials?
Q. Hi there! I am looking to purchase a gift certificate for my mom from Weight Watchers. She will be joining in January, and I'd like to get her the new 2009 calculator, journal, dining out guide, etc. but I don't know how much they cost at the meetings. I live in Alberta, Canada. Can anyone give me a list of product prices? Thank you! Or does anyone know what a starter kit includes and the price???
Asked by the_hyacinth_girl - Mon Dec 15 14:58:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The starter kit includes the dining out and food companion guides, coupons, journal, dvd, motivation book, a nice bag, and a few other things. It is around 40 dollars.
Answered by Donnao - Sat Dec 20 23:40:17 2008

How do I find a reliable tour guide in Shanghai?
Q. I want to visit Shanghai some time in 2007. I am looking for an English-speaking tour guide who can show me the city, dine with me, and show me some of the night life. I' d prefer somebody who has studied Chinese culture or the history of Shanghai. I am a USA citizen, from New Orleans.
Asked by o41655 - Sun Sep 24 13:45:38 2006 - - 6 Answers - 2 Comments

A. any
Answered by assdfdfghdfgh6060 - Wed Sep 27 18:09:13 2006

Does anyone have advice on what travel guide to use for Southern Africa?
Q. Hi! I'm traveling to Southern Africa---Malawi, South Africa, Zimbabwae, Lesotho, and Namibia--- and would like a travel guide that covers information on how to get between each country, hotel, dining, and national park regulations. I would prefer it be geared towards the budget traveler. I have used Lonely Planet in the past, and loved it, but i've heard the guide for Southern Africa is not very good. Any thoughts?
Asked by aires0069 - Wed Nov 7 03:18:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Lonely Planet is by far the best guide in my own personal opinion. It has tons of information that is easy to read and digest in a simple and interesting language. It also provides a lot of valuable local insights such as tipping etc which other guides do not provide.
Answered by fozio - Wed Nov 14 17:51:10 2007

What is the best way to finish a solid pine dinning table?
Q. My husband and I finally agreed on a new dining table and chair set from Ikea. The chairs are natural pine that already have a clear laquer on them but the table is completely unfinished. He wants to put it together and start using it the same day we buy it even though our current set isn't going to bite the dust tomorrow. I told him that I wanted to give the table a very light stain and then clear coat it to match the chairs or at least just put the clear coat on it before it gets used for the first time, and for that matter before it is put together. My husband is impatient and not exactly the best at assembling things like this, even though I am the one to hide the assembly guide before I go to put something together, though I do check… [cont.]
Asked by earthen_gnome - Sun Apr 1 00:50:26 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Do not use before sealed!!! If you get anything on it, it will be hell to get off. I would recommend that (even you want to leave it natural) you seal it first with MINWAX clear stain (primer). then finish with a polyurethane. *Note* Water based polyurethanes start to set up quickly. When brushing a large surface you could make a mess of things. Work quickly. Use a large brush. Don't brush back into where you have brushed already. DON"T try to put on a thick coat. Two or three THINNN coats (000 steel wool in between) will be much better. If you can handle the smell and a little extra time, use a solvent based polyurethane. They won't set up so quickly so you will be less likely to make a mess. Still, NEVER put on heavy. THIN… [cont.]
Answered by lenard g - Wed Apr 4 21:54:33 2007

Is it possible to stain a wood table if it is already stained?
Q. I couldn't pass up this little pub set (it is adorable) because it was so cheap, like $250.00 for the table and four stools... but it is in a light maple color (i dont know the color im not a wood person), but it totally would clash with our dining room floor and walls (which are a deep brown)... We wanted to stain it a dark brown or sand it down and paint it black. Is this feasible? Should I go to a store like Home Depot and they would guide me in this type of situation? Thanks ! (im totally not a DIY kinda girl)
Asked by Ems - Tue Jan 9 19:43:26 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It has to be "stripped" first. Then you can stain it whatever color you like. Home Depot can help you with the materials
Answered by ignoramus - Tue Jan 9 19:47:51 2007

Weight watchers points guide?
Q. I have been a member of Weight Watchers in the past but the books that they give regarding points aren't very thorough. I was wondering if anyone knows a place, perhaps on the internet, that has a very comprehensive guide to point values... I'm more interested in make-it-yourself than dine out guides. thank you for any help!
Asked by mosaic - Thu Mar 20 22:53:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. For tips on how to lose weight at home without exercising u can refer to dis website and u ll find so many tips for weight lose n detox diets...try them n lose weight easily
Answered by Bkjbkjb B - Thu Mar 20 23:03:36 2008

Where Can I Find Measurements For The Standard Sizes of Different Rooms of A House?
Q. I am drawing out some plans for a two story house and I need to get an idea of the average size of different rooms such as the kitchen, bathroom, master bedroom, regular bedrooms, and dining room etc. so that I know how whether or not my placing on each story is realistic. I know there are a lot of variables involved, but I was hoping there was still a website or guide somewhere that has this type of information for people loooking to design and build their own house.
Asked by Snow Ball - Thu Aug 9 15:52:00 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The 2006 IRC (International Residential Code), which is accepted as CODE in most of the United States, states the following as minimum room area requirements: R304.1 Minimum area. Every dwelling unit shall have at least one habitable room that shall have not less than 120 square feet (11 m2) of gross floor area. R304.2 Other rooms. Other habitable rooms shall have a floor area of not less than 70 square feet (6.5 m2). Exception: Kitchens. R304.3 Minimum dimensions. Habitable rooms shall not be less than 7 feet (2134 mm) in any horizontal dimension. Exception: Kitchens. R304.4 Height effect on room area. Portions of a room with a sloping ceiling measuring less than 5 feet (1524 mm) or a furred ceiling measuring less… [cont.]
Answered by Delphine F - Thu Aug 9 16:10:18 2007

Do any women have any suggestions, in general, regarding restaurants for dinner out on dates?
Q. I initially thought to post this in "singles and dating"; however, Yahoo suggested this category instead, and since no one is really answering any questions over there right now, I will try Yahoo's suggestion, hoping that some women have some advice on this topic. The times when my date suggests the restaurant, only very rarely have I asked for a re-suggestion. The few times I have, it was because she had never been to that establishment and I have, and knew that their specific food or service was poor. No date of mine has wanted poor food or service LOL. This has happened maybe once a year or more, just to indicate to you how infrequent this is. I would never ask for a re-suggestion beyond that or something similar. When I suggest a… [cont.]
Asked by Friendly Guy 1360 - Tue Apr 27 19:48:44 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

want to know if anyone can guide me to the proper site to build a door to my down stairs apartment in my moms?
Q. i need to know what supplies i need and the best way to build and to cover stair way also . I guess i am trying to say what would be the best design and to save money on it . my enterance to down stairs is open in to her dining room i need help to design something .
Asked by dohder2006 - Mon Apr 7 11:56:26 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. "Building" a door will not be cheap. Go to a Home Center and purchase a prehung door. This way all you need to do is remove the old door casing and install the new one. Stairs can be covered with the material of your choice including carpeting, tile or wood.
Answered by sensible_man - Mon Apr 7 12:22:30 2008

What is a good guide for a dialysis diet?
Q. A friend of mine is on dialysis. They have put her on a special diet, but alot of the paperwork contradicts itself. How much sodium, potassium, etc. should be allowed? What foods should be oof-limits and what foods can she eat w/o restrictions, if any. Are there any good recipes that still taste great? What about foods that are already made? How can she dine out and not hit over her limit? She's not diabetic so she doesn't have the same restrictions. We already know that she can only have 5 cups of fluids per day, but what else? Please be as specific as possible!
Asked by kphillips0910 - Sun Oct 8 18:13:18 2006 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments

A. While there are some general similarities in diets for those who are on dialysis such as restrictions on fluid, electrolytes and increased protein, the specific diets are individualized. If you have questions or are finding contradictions you should take those issues up with the registered dietitian who has formulated the diet. If you continue to be unhappy I recommend you find another registered dietitian. You can ask at your dialysis center, your doctor or the National Kidney Foundation at the website below.
Answered by Jim - Sun Oct 8 18:34:02 2006

How to Advertise "Service Apartment New Delhi" in Lonely Planet, India (Delhi) City Guide?
Q. I have independent, beutiful 2 bedrooms, attached baths, Living/dining room, tastefully furinshed & equipped Kitchen, in West European Style & a terrace garden on the 2nd floor. House keeping /Kitchen help available 24 hours at the site. Very Central location, Intl airport 15Km, down town 10km. I would like to let out this apartmrnt on weekly/monthly basis, I have travelled in Europe and lived in London/Paris for two years. I am electronics engineer by profession and now retired. We are living in the Ground floor apartment. I would like to meet new people in this process and supplent my income also. Chrarges: $500/ per week, $1800/ per month.
Asked by mann54 - Tue Mar 20 01:22:37 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Here is the web-site link of Lonely Planet, which may answer all your queries. Hope this helps you.
Answered by radiance - Tue Mar 20 02:41:14 2007