nightcrow90

Much of the music I listen is to played by bands with male vocalists with very high, pure voices. For an idea of these bands, check out myspace.com/askylitdrive and myspace.com/alesana. But when I try to sing in the same octave, my voice often quivers, falls flat, is weak, or even cracks, according to the note.

I'm 16, I'll be 17 in a few months. I was wondering, is there a way to increase and strengthen my upper vocal range? I have noticed that since I was about 15 and started trying to sing these types of vocals, my ability to sing higher notes has improved, but I'm not quite where I'd like to be. Is there anything I can do to change this?

I asked this question a couple of weeks ago.

"My girlfriend and I have gone through a pregnancy scare lately. She is on the pill, and she started her 'period' yesterday. However, she noticed that there is more blood present than she can remember there ever being. Is the presence of the withdrawl bleeding a sure sign she isn't pregnant, and if not, what does this extra blood mean?"

Now, about two weeks before she should be beginning her next period, she is experiencing dark, thick bleeding, and in a decent amount. What could this mean?

My girlfriend and I have gone through a pregnancy scare lately. She is on the pill, and she started her 'period' yesterday. However, she noticed that there is more blood present than she can remember there ever being. Is the presence of the withdrawl bleeding a sure sign she isn't pregnant, and if not, what does this extra blood mean?

I am learning C++, and I currently own C++ All-in-one desk reference For Dummies. Any tips on books, websites, or anything of the like?

I heard on the news that people were getting gas for near $1/gallon, but from what I can tell from the website, www.firstfuelbank.com , your price is just locked in at what it was when you bought your gas. Did these people getting super cheap gas lock in their prices years ago?