Question by Tammie J: Would you say this is the ugliest room ever?
It only takes about 1min. vote for my ugly room. It is the one with all the insulation showing. “remodel gone baddd” http://www.myuglyroom.com help us give this room a much need makeover. vote daily!!!

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Answer by allybally
its horrid

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Rally to Restore Sanity San Francisco


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No ground zero mollusks & I forget to make a sign at the Rally to Restore Sanity San Francisco


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Rally to Restore Sanity San Francisco


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Question by Karlos: if you see this gime me the star! lol?
Spam is a canned precooked meat product made by the Hormel Foods Corporation. The labeled ingredients in the classic variety of Spam are chopped pork shoulder meat with ham meat added, salt, water, modified potato starch as a binder, and sodium nitrite to help keep its color. Spam’s gelatinous glaze, or aspic, forms from the cooling of meat stock.[1] The product has become part of many jokes and urban legends about mystery meat, which has made it part of pop culture and folklore.
Varieties of Spam vary by region and include Spam Classic, Spam Hot & Spicy, Spam Less Sodium, Spam Lite, Spam Oven Roasted Turkey, Hickory Smoked, and Spam Spread.[2]
Spam sold in North America, South America, and Australia is produced in Austin, Minnesota, (also known as Spam Town USA) and in Fremont, Nebraska. Spam for the UK market is produced in Denmark by Tulip under license from Hormel.[3] Spam is also made in the Philippines and in South Korea.[4] In 2007, the seven billionth can of Spam was sold.[5]
Contents [hide]
1 Name origin
2 Nutritional data
3 Varieties
4 International usage
4.1 United States and territories
4.2 Europe
4.3 Asia
5 Spam celebrations
6 Cultural references
6.1 Monty Python sketch
6.2 Internet spam
7 Trivia
8 See also
9 References
10 External links
[edit]Name origin

Introduced on July 5, 1937, the name “Spam” was chosen when the product, whose original name was far less memorable (Hormel Spiced Ham), began to lose market share. The name was chosen from multiple entries in a naming contest. A Hormel official once stated that the original meaning of the name “Spam” was “Shoulder of Pork and Ham”.[6] According to writer Marguerite Patten in Spam – The Cookbook, the name was suggested by Kenneth Daigneau, an actor and the brother of a Hormel vice president, who was given a 0 prize for creating the name.[7] At one time, the official explanation was that the name was a portmanteau of “Spiced Ham”. According to the British documentary-reality show “1940′s House”, when SPAM was offered by the United States to those affected by World War II in the UK, SPAM stood for Specially Processed American Meats.
Many jocular backronyms have been devised, such as “Something Posing As Meat”, “Specially Processed Artificial Meat”, “Stuff, Pork and Ham”, “Spare Parts Animal Meat” and “Special Product of Austin Minnesota”.[8]
According to Hormel’s trademark guidelines, Spam should be spelled with all capital letters and treated as an adjective, as in the phrase “SPAM luncheon meat”.
[edit]Nutritional data

Spam is typically sold in cans with a net weight of 340 grams (12 ounces). A 56 gram (2 ounce) serving of original Spam provides seven grams of protein, two grams of carbohydrates, 15 grams of fat (23% US Daily Value) including 6 grams of saturated fat (28% U.S. Daily Value), and 170 calories. A serving also contains nearly a third of the recommended daily intake of sodium (salt). A 56 gram serving of Spam contains 767 mg of sodium, equivalent to approximately 2 grams of salt, indicating about 3.6% of Spam’s mass is salt. Spam provides very little in terms of vitamins and minerals (0% vitamin A, 1% vitamin C , 1% calcium, 3% iron). It has been listed as a food that is a poor choice for weight loss and optimum health and as a food that “is high in saturated fat and sodium”.[9]
[edit]Varieties

There are several different flavors of Spam, including:[10]
Spam Classic — original flavor
Spam Hot & Spicy — with tabasco flavor
Spam Less Sodium — “25% less sodium”
Spam Lite — “33% less calories and 50% less fat”
Spam Oven Roasted Turkey
Spam Hickory Smoke flavor
Spam Spread — “if you’re a spreader, not a slicer … just like Spam Classic, but in a spreadable form”
Spam with Bacon
Spam with Cheese
Spam Garlic
Spam Golden Honey Grail — a limited-release special flavor made in honor of Monty Python’s SPAMALOT Broadway musical
Spam Mild
In addition to flavor, some of the tins come in smaller sizes than normal, many consumers, however, consider this to be beneficial. A more popular option is the 7 oz (200g) size can. Recently, “Spam Singles” have been produced: a single sandwich-sized slice of Spam (Classic or Lite), wrapped in plastic instead of a metal container.
[edit]International usage

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Answer by Blue Angel
Spam….it’s what’s for dinner

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Daily Show regular Lewis Black was a guest on the Mad Dog & Billie show on Virgin Radio to talk about his upcoming shows at the Winter Garden April 24, 25 and 26th
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Margo interviews Broadway stars at the Sean Casey Animal Rescue Benefit. Director/Camera: Fritz Brekeller. Editor: Rod Weber. NY2 Producer: Peter Michael Marino Visit: MargoRose.com

Comedian Lewis Black does it like Lewis Black. Watch the video to see how Lewis Black gets crackin’ with Wonderful Pistachios. www.getcrackin.com http www.twitter.com
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Question by Mundane: How do I calculate other currencies?
I subscribed to an Australian currency daily update service, and every currency is against AUD. In this service, they show “AUD per unit” and “Units per AUD”. With this list, you can see how many AUD you need for one unit of that currency and how many units needed just for one AUD.

Now, if I want to calculate other currencies using this list… for example, I want to know how many units of Malaysia Ringgit will be needed for one Pound of UK? And how many units of US Dollar will be needed for one Singapore Dollar and otherwise? How do I calculate all these using the Australian currency update service?

How do I calculate these things using the list with the categories being “AUD per unit” and “Units per AUD” information?

E.g. of the service update…
Currency Unit: US Dollar
AUD per unit: 1.117
Units per AUD: 0.895

Best answer:

Answer by vijay
the answer is very simple just use cross-rate; for example; if u want to find cross rate singapore dollar(SGD) per US dollar: suppose the current rate of AUD-SGD is S.25; while AUD-USD is A.10; so we can use the formula: S.25 x A.10= S.375

suppose u want to find number of units for US dollar per SGD unit; so the formula will be: 1/1.25 x 1/1.1= USD 0.727

it’s good to play with figures by using cross-rates; i have been dealing in forex for a decade so it’s easy for me to calculate; just practice

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Question by hamcoming00: Deadline was extended! Can you help??
You all have til Monday to voted for me daily to get to the 2nd round on the tryouts for the MTV show “The Real World.” Vote for me please! Spread the word!

http://casting.realworldcasting.com/people/hamcoming00

VOTE DAILY PLEASE!!!!

Best answer:

Answer by Chipilona
I Checked it out and I can’t vote unless I become a “registered user” to that site. Sorry, but I can’t do that on a work computer. I’ll try from home later.
Good luck to you.

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This is the daily show Dream Along With Mickey that was shot in front on the castle during the 4:00pm performance. my video camera isnt hd but it has widescreen. so the video quality wont be that great.

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Eel-legal immigrants – Rally to Restore Sanity San Francisco


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Rally to Restore Sanity San Francisco


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