What Elephant Camps in Thailand sell Pictures painted by the Elephants for the public to buy?
Q. I am travelling over to Thailand at the end of this year and am interested in going to an Elephant Camp, not only for the trek but to buy a painting by one of the Elephants, At the moment the only place i seem to find to be able to buy them is online. I would rather buy one whilst i am over there. Any suggestions?
Asked by Glassofmilk9 - Tue Jun 24 02:20:35 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Locations: Thailand Ayutthaya, Thailand - Ayutthaya Royal Elephant Kraal and Village 74/1 M.3. Tumbol Suanpik Phra Nakhon Sri Ayutthaya 13000 Thailand Chiang Mai Thailand - Maesa Elephant Camp Chiang Mai, Thailand - Maetaman Elephant Camp Contact: Anchalee Kalmapijit Email: anchaleeele@gmail.com Contact: Tossapol Petchrattanakool Email: kruchang@gmail.com Koh chang, Thailand - Ban Kwan Chang Well its an Island near Trat shouldn't be too hard. Lampang, Thailand - Thai Elephant Conservation Center The Thai Elephant Conservation Center is 70 kilometers from Chiang Mai on the road to Lampang. There is no street address, but Richard Lair says you can t miss it! Look out for the sign by the side of the road. Phone (054) 229042, (054) [cont.]
Answered by Who Killed Elias? - Tue Jun 24 04:56:28 2008
Q. I am travelling over to Thailand at the end of this year and am interested in going to an Elephant Camp, not only for the trek but to buy a painting by one of the Elephants, At the moment the only place i seem to find to be able to buy them is online. I would rather buy one whilst i am over there. Any suggestions?
Asked by Glassofmilk9 - Tue Jun 24 02:20:35 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Locations: Thailand Ayutthaya, Thailand - Ayutthaya Royal Elephant Kraal and Village 74/1 M.3. Tumbol Suanpik Phra Nakhon Sri Ayutthaya 13000 Thailand Chiang Mai Thailand - Maesa Elephant Camp Chiang Mai, Thailand - Maetaman Elephant Camp Contact: Anchalee Kalmapijit Email: anchaleeele@gmail.com Contact: Tossapol Petchrattanakool Email: kruchang@gmail.com Koh chang, Thailand - Ban Kwan Chang Well its an Island near Trat shouldn't be too hard. Lampang, Thailand - Thai Elephant Conservation Center The Thai Elephant Conservation Center is 70 kilometers from Chiang Mai on the road to Lampang. There is no street address, but Richard Lair says you can t miss it! Look out for the sign by the side of the road. Phone (054) 229042, (054) [cont.]
Answered by Who Killed Elias? - Tue Jun 24 04:56:28 2008
What does it mean if you dream about elephant?
Q. I had a dream i was in my yard with an elephant and a monkey, the elephant was gigantic and grey and the monkey was brown. The elephant rolled on its back like it was trying to play but i new it could be dangerous, i saw the monkey and wanted to get it away from the elephant but the elephant rolled over and killed the monkey. I ran into the house in terror to tell my mom, and the elephant followed and was trying to break into my house. Everyone was yelling at me and telling me to tame the elephant, and the owner came and took the elephant. The owner was in her car crying over the dead monkey, and everyone was angry at me and blamed me for it. What could this dream mean? *-* anyone else?
Asked by ? - Mon Nov 16 12:14:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, I have been doing research about dream interpretation and I thought I would try my hand at yours because it is a very interesting one. Keep in mind that I could be way off...I've used some common resources for dream symbols to come up with this interpretation. First off I want to look at the symbols in the dream. Dreams that take place in a backyard are things you want to keep hidden. An elephant in your dream, when it is a negative thing, usually means that you have a huge problem you don't want to confront. Monkeys in a dream can represent your immature or childish side. A monkey dying in a dream suggests that this side of you has changed. The house being invaded by the elephant suggests you are feeling trampled or invaded on. [cont.]
Answered by Whisper - Wed Nov 18 02:11:07 2009
Q. I had a dream i was in my yard with an elephant and a monkey, the elephant was gigantic and grey and the monkey was brown. The elephant rolled on its back like it was trying to play but i new it could be dangerous, i saw the monkey and wanted to get it away from the elephant but the elephant rolled over and killed the monkey. I ran into the house in terror to tell my mom, and the elephant followed and was trying to break into my house. Everyone was yelling at me and telling me to tame the elephant, and the owner came and took the elephant. The owner was in her car crying over the dead monkey, and everyone was angry at me and blamed me for it. What could this dream mean? *-* anyone else?
Asked by ? - Mon Nov 16 12:14:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, I have been doing research about dream interpretation and I thought I would try my hand at yours because it is a very interesting one. Keep in mind that I could be way off...I've used some common resources for dream symbols to come up with this interpretation. First off I want to look at the symbols in the dream. Dreams that take place in a backyard are things you want to keep hidden. An elephant in your dream, when it is a negative thing, usually means that you have a huge problem you don't want to confront. Monkeys in a dream can represent your immature or childish side. A monkey dying in a dream suggests that this side of you has changed. The house being invaded by the elephant suggests you are feeling trampled or invaded on. [cont.]
Answered by Whisper - Wed Nov 18 02:11:07 2009
What episode of Family Guy does the elephant read a book instead of calling 911 on the dispute upstairs?
Q. I think in one of the episodes, Brian says, "Oh, he is worse than that elephant that doesn't call 911" and then it jumps to a random scene where the elephant is reading his book in his room while not even caring about a fatal argument going on upstairs. Then he says "I think there are two sides to this". What episode is that?
Asked by Julian D - Sun Jan 25 23:36:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was the first episode of Season 7 called "Love Blactually". Stewie found a book called "Horton Hears Domestic Violence In The Next Apartment And Doesn't Call 911".
Answered by Ziv Zulander - Mon Jan 26 03:39:27 2009
Q. I think in one of the episodes, Brian says, "Oh, he is worse than that elephant that doesn't call 911" and then it jumps to a random scene where the elephant is reading his book in his room while not even caring about a fatal argument going on upstairs. Then he says "I think there are two sides to this". What episode is that?
Asked by Julian D - Sun Jan 25 23:36:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was the first episode of Season 7 called "Love Blactually". Stewie found a book called "Horton Hears Domestic Violence In The Next Apartment And Doesn't Call 911".
Answered by Ziv Zulander - Mon Jan 26 03:39:27 2009
How can I make my elephant ears and cannas get really big?
Q. I planted a bunch of elephant ears and cannas, does anyone know any times to help them grow really big and spread fast? I'm trying to get them tall enough to cover some windows. Thanks! If anyone knows of any other plants that are good for this please let me know!
Asked by Jessica - Mon May 3 10:36:47 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you know it can depend on so many things I've seen elephant ears 10 foot tall. I've grown them where just the leaf was 5 ft. long but the whole plant was only 6 ft. There is one thing they all have in common,they like water,,mine have allways done well were bigger than my neighbors(all the neighbors) I swear by miracle grow every time I water I use it
Answered by paminoklahoma - Mon May 3 14:38:15 2010
Q. I planted a bunch of elephant ears and cannas, does anyone know any times to help them grow really big and spread fast? I'm trying to get them tall enough to cover some windows. Thanks! If anyone knows of any other plants that are good for this please let me know!
Asked by Jessica - Mon May 3 10:36:47 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you know it can depend on so many things I've seen elephant ears 10 foot tall. I've grown them where just the leaf was 5 ft. long but the whole plant was only 6 ft. There is one thing they all have in common,they like water,,mine have allways done well were bigger than my neighbors(all the neighbors) I swear by miracle grow every time I water I use it
Answered by paminoklahoma - Mon May 3 14:38:15 2010
What is the daily routine of an elephant trainer?
Q. I would like to know about a zoo elephant trainer's daily routine, including: 1) Do you handle the elephants or just use verbal commands; 2) What are some common commands for elephants to learn; 3) Do you have to inspect the elephants for injuries, parasites, etc? Thanks.
Asked by funkadelic - Sat Oct 10 13:40:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From what I've seen at the Denver Zoo and Colorado Ren Faire: 1). You do handle the elephant and use verbal commands. For example you might touch the animal's leg for training or encouragement. There's a lot of treat-giving too. 2). The commands I remember are to raise a foot (very handy for inspecting the elephant's health), to 'shake hands' with its trunk, and to take a bow. 3). You may or may not have to inspect the elephants for injuries/parasites/etc. Many of the trainers I've seen at the zoo and Ren Faire have done that every time they see the animal for the first time in the day, or when they're giving classes, but some trainers will have assistants to inspect the elephants. I feel like it's a better idea to inspect the elephant… [cont.]
Answered by eobealocwealm - Sat Oct 10 15:11:53 2009
Q. I would like to know about a zoo elephant trainer's daily routine, including: 1) Do you handle the elephants or just use verbal commands; 2) What are some common commands for elephants to learn; 3) Do you have to inspect the elephants for injuries, parasites, etc? Thanks.
Asked by funkadelic - Sat Oct 10 13:40:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From what I've seen at the Denver Zoo and Colorado Ren Faire: 1). You do handle the elephant and use verbal commands. For example you might touch the animal's leg for training or encouragement. There's a lot of treat-giving too. 2). The commands I remember are to raise a foot (very handy for inspecting the elephant's health), to 'shake hands' with its trunk, and to take a bow. 3). You may or may not have to inspect the elephants for injuries/parasites/etc. Many of the trainers I've seen at the zoo and Ren Faire have done that every time they see the animal for the first time in the day, or when they're giving classes, but some trainers will have assistants to inspect the elephants. I feel like it's a better idea to inspect the elephant… [cont.]
Answered by eobealocwealm - Sat Oct 10 15:11:53 2009
What is the alternative to elephant culling?
Q. I know that elephant culling is mean, but what is the alternative? Please tell me the alternatives, not that 'they are no alternatives'.
Asked by Janey101 - Thu Jul 3 11:10:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually it is an alternative, it's called human culling. That means, if you reduce the human population you reduce the human impact on animal populations and there is more room for the animals.
Answered by tiger b - Thu Jul 3 14:44:56 2008
Q. I know that elephant culling is mean, but what is the alternative? Please tell me the alternatives, not that 'they are no alternatives'.
Asked by Janey101 - Thu Jul 3 11:10:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually it is an alternative, it's called human culling. That means, if you reduce the human population you reduce the human impact on animal populations and there is more room for the animals.
Answered by tiger b - Thu Jul 3 14:44:56 2008
What video game has a flashing elephant in a room?
Q. What video game has a flashing elephant in a room? You play a bunch of mini-games where you move the wii remote in different ways and you go faster and faster the more you do right. I played it 2-3 years ago.
Asked by nicknicknamename - Tue Nov 11 00:59:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wario Ware: Smooth Moves
Answered by NBren777 - Tue Nov 11 02:09:27 2008
Q. What video game has a flashing elephant in a room? You play a bunch of mini-games where you move the wii remote in different ways and you go faster and faster the more you do right. I played it 2-3 years ago.
Asked by nicknicknamename - Tue Nov 11 00:59:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wario Ware: Smooth Moves
Answered by NBren777 - Tue Nov 11 02:09:27 2008
Why does an elephant fall faster than a penny?
Q. Don't say air resistance. An elephant clearly has more air resistance than a penny. It's wider and has a greater surface area. And the faster an object falls, the more air resistance it gets. So why does an elephant fall faster than a penny?
Asked by Spongebob Squarepants - Wed Sep 16 22:40:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A falling object will continue to accelerate to higher speeds, until it encounters an amount of air resistance which equals its weight (weight being a force due to gravity time its mass). Terminal velocity is when a balance is acheived between the air resistance and force of gravity on an object so that it acheives a consistant speed of it fall. Since an elephant weights more (greater mass) than a penny, the elephant will accelerate to higher speeds before reaching a terminal velocity. More massive objects fall faster than less massive objects because they are acted upon by a larger resultant force from the effects of gravity(F=ma); for this reason, they accelerate to higher speeds until the force from air resistance force equals the… [cont.]
Answered by Mark G - Wed Sep 16 23:16:50 2009
Q. Don't say air resistance. An elephant clearly has more air resistance than a penny. It's wider and has a greater surface area. And the faster an object falls, the more air resistance it gets. So why does an elephant fall faster than a penny?
Asked by Spongebob Squarepants - Wed Sep 16 22:40:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A falling object will continue to accelerate to higher speeds, until it encounters an amount of air resistance which equals its weight (weight being a force due to gravity time its mass). Terminal velocity is when a balance is acheived between the air resistance and force of gravity on an object so that it acheives a consistant speed of it fall. Since an elephant weights more (greater mass) than a penny, the elephant will accelerate to higher speeds before reaching a terminal velocity. More massive objects fall faster than less massive objects because they are acted upon by a larger resultant force from the effects of gravity(F=ma); for this reason, they accelerate to higher speeds until the force from air resistance force equals the… [cont.]
Answered by Mark G - Wed Sep 16 23:16:50 2009
What is the elephant used for in an indian wedding?
Q. For my art exam, ive chosen to look into the indian culture, weddings. but what is the elephants EXACT part in a wedding? ive heard lots of different idea, but not to sure on the answer. im drawing an elephant on my piece, but i have to make notes in my sketchbook, so it would be a big help?
Asked by Stacey - Thu Feb 7 12:28:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
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Answered by lly - Thu Feb 7 13:07:59 2008
Q. For my art exam, ive chosen to look into the indian culture, weddings. but what is the elephants EXACT part in a wedding? ive heard lots of different idea, but not to sure on the answer. im drawing an elephant on my piece, but i have to make notes in my sketchbook, so it would be a big help?
Asked by Stacey - Thu Feb 7 12:28:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A.
Answered by lly - Thu Feb 7 13:07:59 2008
How do I identify the orientation of Elephant ear bulbs?
Q. Help! I recently purchased Green Elephant Ear bulbs and am having touble distinguishing the top from the bottom. They are ostrich egg size and have been trimmed so closely that there are few distinguishing characteristics. One end has several areas where it looks like roots or shoots could have been trimmed off and the other end has a pattern of almost symetrical concentric circles. Are there any colocasia experts out there who can give me a little direction?...I'd hate to plant them upside down. Thanks for your input.
Asked by chrishann1@sbcglobal.net - Sat May 8 14:41:56 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The end with the concentric circles is the top of the bulb and should be planted pointing up: But it doesn't really make much difference, actually. When in doubt just plant them sideways. =) Omega
Answered by Saint Omega - Sat May 8 15:38:49 2010
Q. Help! I recently purchased Green Elephant Ear bulbs and am having touble distinguishing the top from the bottom. They are ostrich egg size and have been trimmed so closely that there are few distinguishing characteristics. One end has several areas where it looks like roots or shoots could have been trimmed off and the other end has a pattern of almost symetrical concentric circles. Are there any colocasia experts out there who can give me a little direction?...I'd hate to plant them upside down. Thanks for your input.
Asked by chrishann1@sbcglobal.net - Sat May 8 14:41:56 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The end with the concentric circles is the top of the bulb and should be planted pointing up: But it doesn't really make much difference, actually. When in doubt just plant them sideways. =) Omega
Answered by Saint Omega - Sat May 8 15:38:49 2010
How long will it take for my elephant ear bulb to grow?
Q. I just bought an elephant ear bulb from wal-mart and planted it, and i was wondering how long I can expect to wait before it comes up? And is there anything special you have to do to care for them? I have never grown these before. Thanks!
Asked by zanderx327 - Sun Apr 5 16:08:07 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they are a summer bulb, you should start to see them appear around the end of June or early July, thats when i always see mine. They get pretty big if you didnt know that. I really like mine.You can just put some miracle gro on them about 2-3 times a month and they should be good to go.
Answered by Quit Whining already! - Sun Apr 5 17:11:11 2009
Q. I just bought an elephant ear bulb from wal-mart and planted it, and i was wondering how long I can expect to wait before it comes up? And is there anything special you have to do to care for them? I have never grown these before. Thanks!
Asked by zanderx327 - Sun Apr 5 16:08:07 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they are a summer bulb, you should start to see them appear around the end of June or early July, thats when i always see mine. They get pretty big if you didnt know that. I really like mine.You can just put some miracle gro on them about 2-3 times a month and they should be good to go.
Answered by Quit Whining already! - Sun Apr 5 17:11:11 2009
How do i go about having a sculpted Elephant with real ivory husks appraised?
Q. The elephant has a bronze body and weighs about 10 lbs. The detail is magnificently done. The husks are made from ivory. I believe this piece is very rare because of the ivory. I have pictures if they are needed to give a more accurate appraisal.
Asked by bittersweet8561 - Sun Jan 6 09:40:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you mean tusks. Nobody reputable will give you an appraisal on line most likely. First, gather all the provenance on this piece you can find. If you bought it where, from whom, when, how much, do you have bill of sale, previous provenance, or if you bought from artist, any supporting info. If nothing, or you picked it up at a bazaar overseas, or inherited it, you should put all the data in writing, take it to a notary, and have your statement notarized. then look up fine art appraisers in your yellow pages or on line and contact them with the provenance info, including any markings, or identifying marks, dimensions, photos, and ask for an appraisal. They charge for their work - you get what you pay for. If it is considered… [cont.]
Answered by dragonlady - Mon Jan 7 03:25:56 2008
Q. The elephant has a bronze body and weighs about 10 lbs. The detail is magnificently done. The husks are made from ivory. I believe this piece is very rare because of the ivory. I have pictures if they are needed to give a more accurate appraisal.
Asked by bittersweet8561 - Sun Jan 6 09:40:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you mean tusks. Nobody reputable will give you an appraisal on line most likely. First, gather all the provenance on this piece you can find. If you bought it where, from whom, when, how much, do you have bill of sale, previous provenance, or if you bought from artist, any supporting info. If nothing, or you picked it up at a bazaar overseas, or inherited it, you should put all the data in writing, take it to a notary, and have your statement notarized. then look up fine art appraisers in your yellow pages or on line and contact them with the provenance info, including any markings, or identifying marks, dimensions, photos, and ask for an appraisal. They charge for their work - you get what you pay for. If it is considered… [cont.]
Answered by dragonlady - Mon Jan 7 03:25:56 2008
What is the reasoning behind the Republican Party being an elephant?
Q. I know the story behind the Democratic Party's symbol being the Donkey, that Andrew Jackson started it and a cartoonist got it going. I know that reasoning, I just wanted to know why the Republican Party's symbol is an elephant? I know that the Republicans are the GOP, Grand Old Party, and I just wanted to know why that was there symbol. Did it have anything to do with Lincoln being the first true Republican? What is the story behind it? Links would be great. Thank you.
Asked by Jim D - Tue Nov 4 17:48:29 2008 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Republicans have the elephant because its the strongest one of the smartest animals on the planet. The Dems got a jackazz becaise that best sums them up.
Answered by lowes48 - Tue Nov 4 18:01:37 2008
Q. I know the story behind the Democratic Party's symbol being the Donkey, that Andrew Jackson started it and a cartoonist got it going. I know that reasoning, I just wanted to know why the Republican Party's symbol is an elephant? I know that the Republicans are the GOP, Grand Old Party, and I just wanted to know why that was there symbol. Did it have anything to do with Lincoln being the first true Republican? What is the story behind it? Links would be great. Thank you.
Asked by Jim D - Tue Nov 4 17:48:29 2008 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Republicans have the elephant because its the strongest one of the smartest animals on the planet. The Dems got a jackazz becaise that best sums them up.
Answered by lowes48 - Tue Nov 4 18:01:37 2008
Do you think an elephant has ever had a philosophical thought?
Q. Pro: they have a long life and we know how smart and social they are. Also, they spend so much time just cruising around that they definitely have a lot of time to ponder things. Also, you have every elephant in the history of the plant, and all their thoughts. Added together that is an enormous amount of running minutes of thought to work with. Con: they do not have the power of language. (and to be technical, I am refering to natural language with semantics and grammar, not language in the general sense of the term) No, in fact. What is the lenged?
Asked by Scott - Fri Aug 14 10:04:52 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are one of the few who understand that grammar, syntax, and semantics are vitally important for philosophical thinking. Yet, man had all of that for millenia before he had his first conscious philosophical thought. It doesn't count if you don't know that it's a philosophical thought. Philosophy is the knowledge that one is thinking in terms of epistemology and metaphysics and ethics, etc. Science tells us that the chimp has the closest thing to a rudimentary language. The same science tells us that the chimp is about 400,000 years behind us in cognitive thinking. Where does that place the elephant, the porpoise, the gorilla, the dog, the crow, and other species who seem to have great intelligence? It does not place them in the… [cont.]
Answered by 12 Syllogisms - Sat Aug 15 10:39:35 2009
Q. Pro: they have a long life and we know how smart and social they are. Also, they spend so much time just cruising around that they definitely have a lot of time to ponder things. Also, you have every elephant in the history of the plant, and all their thoughts. Added together that is an enormous amount of running minutes of thought to work with. Con: they do not have the power of language. (and to be technical, I am refering to natural language with semantics and grammar, not language in the general sense of the term) No, in fact. What is the lenged?
Asked by Scott - Fri Aug 14 10:04:52 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are one of the few who understand that grammar, syntax, and semantics are vitally important for philosophical thinking. Yet, man had all of that for millenia before he had his first conscious philosophical thought. It doesn't count if you don't know that it's a philosophical thought. Philosophy is the knowledge that one is thinking in terms of epistemology and metaphysics and ethics, etc. Science tells us that the chimp has the closest thing to a rudimentary language. The same science tells us that the chimp is about 400,000 years behind us in cognitive thinking. Where does that place the elephant, the porpoise, the gorilla, the dog, the crow, and other species who seem to have great intelligence? It does not place them in the… [cont.]
Answered by 12 Syllogisms - Sat Aug 15 10:39:35 2009
What does being an elephant keeper entail?
Q. I am applying for a job as an elephant keeper. I would love to work with animals and don't mind getting my hands dirty. Does anyone here know more about what happens in this job day-to-day?
Asked by Nog - Fri Mar 28 08:56:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, first i know of no organization that hires merely "Elephant Keepers" unless that is the only type of animal they have. Basicly a keeper, prepares the food, cleans the habitat, trains the animal, interacts with the public in a friendly way, monitors the animals health, administers medication, does a lot of paperwork and filing of reports. The hardest part of this entire process is the knowledge you need to train the animal (it also takes a very specific temperment on the part of the keeper) and the paperwork/administration dealing. I personally hated dealing with the public. I can handle paperwork, and my position was such that I had more input in policy than many other keepers.
Answered by tiger b - Fri Mar 28 09:52:05 2008
Q. I am applying for a job as an elephant keeper. I would love to work with animals and don't mind getting my hands dirty. Does anyone here know more about what happens in this job day-to-day?
Asked by Nog - Fri Mar 28 08:56:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, first i know of no organization that hires merely "Elephant Keepers" unless that is the only type of animal they have. Basicly a keeper, prepares the food, cleans the habitat, trains the animal, interacts with the public in a friendly way, monitors the animals health, administers medication, does a lot of paperwork and filing of reports. The hardest part of this entire process is the knowledge you need to train the animal (it also takes a very specific temperment on the part of the keeper) and the paperwork/administration dealing. I personally hated dealing with the public. I can handle paperwork, and my position was such that I had more input in policy than many other keepers.
Answered by tiger b - Fri Mar 28 09:52:05 2008
What is the meaning behind a bell with a three headed elephant on two sides and a running goat above the bell?
Q. I purchased a bell at a this-and-that store here in Hawaii which has a wooden frame with a running goat on it and the bell itself has an elephant with three heads. I was wondering where this thing is from and what the meaning is behind it.
Asked by Bethany - Wed Jun 23 01:52:07 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think This means that you will be rich.
Answered by AL_ Kha6ef - Fri Jun 25 20:49:45 2010
Q. I purchased a bell at a this-and-that store here in Hawaii which has a wooden frame with a running goat on it and the bell itself has an elephant with three heads. I was wondering where this thing is from and what the meaning is behind it.
Asked by Bethany - Wed Jun 23 01:52:07 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think This means that you will be rich.
Answered by AL_ Kha6ef - Fri Jun 25 20:49:45 2010
How do you get prevent elephant knees?
Q. *How do you prevent elephant knees? I wear leggings quite a bit but throughout the day they sort of crinkle at the knees hence I call them elephant knees lol. It's such a pain because I have to keep pulling them up throughout the day. How can I fix this it's annoying?
Asked by It's Easy - Thu Dec 3 16:10:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hey!! I HATE that! I would suggest wearing a smaller size so they don't have much excess fabric. Good Luck! ~C~
Answered by ~C~ - Thu Dec 3 16:21:11 2009
Q. *How do you prevent elephant knees? I wear leggings quite a bit but throughout the day they sort of crinkle at the knees hence I call them elephant knees lol. It's such a pain because I have to keep pulling them up throughout the day. How can I fix this it's annoying?
Asked by It's Easy - Thu Dec 3 16:10:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hey!! I HATE that! I would suggest wearing a smaller size so they don't have much excess fabric. Good Luck! ~C~
Answered by ~C~ - Thu Dec 3 16:21:11 2009
How do you get a baby elephant on farmville?
Q. How do you give (or receive) a baby elephant on farmville?
Asked by Aly - Sat Nov 28 22:56:35 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The baby elephants were a limited edition giftable item because the circus was in town. They are no longer available, but you can check if any of your friends still has it. A baby elephant gives slightly better profit than a brown cow.
Answered by Eddie - Sun Nov 29 08:36:47 2009
Q. How do you give (or receive) a baby elephant on farmville?
Asked by Aly - Sat Nov 28 22:56:35 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The baby elephants were a limited edition giftable item because the circus was in town. They are no longer available, but you can check if any of your friends still has it. A baby elephant gives slightly better profit than a brown cow.
Answered by Eddie - Sun Nov 29 08:36:47 2009
What is the biggest and heaviest Elephant on record? how tall was it and how much did it weigh?
Q. What was the biggest and heaviest African Elephant(since they are bigger than the Asian Elephants) on record? how tall was it and how much did it weigh? Because the Elephant is the biggest animal on land at the moment.
Asked by introvertedguy06 - Sat Aug 22 02:58:27 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe it was 13 feet tall at the shoulder and 27,000 pounds.
Answered by PlayerHater8806 - Sat Aug 22 07:05:37 2009
Q. What was the biggest and heaviest African Elephant(since they are bigger than the Asian Elephants) on record? how tall was it and how much did it weigh? Because the Elephant is the biggest animal on land at the moment.
Asked by introvertedguy06 - Sat Aug 22 02:58:27 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe it was 13 feet tall at the shoulder and 27,000 pounds.
Answered by PlayerHater8806 - Sat Aug 22 07:05:37 2009
What are good (simple) recipes for elephant garlic?
Q. My wife accidentally got me a big bulb of elephant garlic. While I have nothing against it, it doesn't have the pungent harshness I want for the chili I'm making. So I went out and got the regular, way more pungent garlic which I promptly used in the chili that's slow-cooking in the crock pot, as I write this. Now . . . what to do with the elephant garlic? I don't want to insult my wife by having her get a refund! if anyone knows of any good recipes well-suited for elephant garlic, do let me know. It can't be an overly complicated recipe, or call for particular expensive ingredients. It also can't be for dishes containing tripe or squid or octopus, but besides those restrictions I'm open to pretty much anything. Thank you! I do… [cont.]
Asked by PaulyDragon - Sun Jul 8 04:18:30 2007 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Glazed elephant garlic 4 bulbs elephant garlic 1 tbsp. water 2 tbsp. brown sugar 1 tbsp. butter Clean garlic; divide into cloves. (You should have about 20 cloves.) Remove and discard the skins and stems. Slice any large cloves. Arrange the garlic in a 9" microwave safe pie plate. Add water. Cover with vented microwave safe plastic wrap. Micro-cook on 100% power (high) for 5 to 7 minutes. (Low Wattage Ovens: & 1/2 to 10 1/2 minutes) or until the garlic is tender, stirring once. Set aside. In a 1 cup glass measure, combine the brown sugar, honey and butter. Cook, uncovered, on high for 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 minutes (low wattage ovens: 2 to 3 minutes) or until the honey mixture is thickened and syrupy, stirring after every minute. Drain garlic, [cont.]
Answered by depp_lover - Sun Jul 8 04:29:42 2007
Q. My wife accidentally got me a big bulb of elephant garlic. While I have nothing against it, it doesn't have the pungent harshness I want for the chili I'm making. So I went out and got the regular, way more pungent garlic which I promptly used in the chili that's slow-cooking in the crock pot, as I write this. Now . . . what to do with the elephant garlic? I don't want to insult my wife by having her get a refund! if anyone knows of any good recipes well-suited for elephant garlic, do let me know. It can't be an overly complicated recipe, or call for particular expensive ingredients. It also can't be for dishes containing tripe or squid or octopus, but besides those restrictions I'm open to pretty much anything. Thank you! I do… [cont.]
Asked by PaulyDragon - Sun Jul 8 04:18:30 2007 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Glazed elephant garlic 4 bulbs elephant garlic 1 tbsp. water 2 tbsp. brown sugar 1 tbsp. butter Clean garlic; divide into cloves. (You should have about 20 cloves.) Remove and discard the skins and stems. Slice any large cloves. Arrange the garlic in a 9" microwave safe pie plate. Add water. Cover with vented microwave safe plastic wrap. Micro-cook on 100% power (high) for 5 to 7 minutes. (Low Wattage Ovens: & 1/2 to 10 1/2 minutes) or until the garlic is tender, stirring once. Set aside. In a 1 cup glass measure, combine the brown sugar, honey and butter. Cook, uncovered, on high for 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 minutes (low wattage ovens: 2 to 3 minutes) or until the honey mixture is thickened and syrupy, stirring after every minute. Drain garlic, [cont.]
Answered by depp_lover - Sun Jul 8 04:29:42 2007
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Here's an adorable . elephant. bib I crocheted for an Indian friend's baby shower. The end of the trunk hangs freely, and in the pattern, you're supposed to attach a piece of Velcro to make it a pacifier holder. Which is a cute concept, ...
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