Thomas

I can't remember the name of a song, and Google search yields nothing. Does anyone remember a song that went something like:

If we don't praise him the rocks will cry out

Blessed be his name

And if we fall silent the mountains will shout

Blessed be his name

Sing hallelujah

Hallelujah

Sing hallelujah

Hallelujah

Blessed be his name

It was a fairly upbeat song

Even some Pacific-centered ones.

Examples: http://worldmapswithout.nz/

A simple Google image search for "microwave child" (without the quotes) will reveal several photos of what I mean. Could someone who knows what it means answer? No joke answers please; I'm fairly certain that it's NOT demanding child sacrifice.

It keeps turning the number '19' into "1/19/1900 12:00:00 AM"

Any ideas? First idea that works without changing the input gets best answer.

Any idea why so many people are lazy enough so as to ask simple questions like "What is (k+7)(-10)?" In addition to this, why are so many people cheating by asking us to do their homework?

I have to read Poil de Carotte for French class, but can't find the meaning of "le toiton". At first I thought it meant "little roof", but now I see that that's not true from its usage in the next chapter after initial usage. Could someone native to France please tell me what it means?

I'm trying to prove to a friend that 1 minus .9 repeating does not equal zero, but in fact equals 0.000... 1.

His logic here is that 1/9 equals 0.111..., 2/9 equals 0.222..., 3/9 equals 0.333..., and so on until 9/9, which he thinks proves that 0.999... equals 1. However, I hold to my statement that they're not equal and the difference between the two is the infitesimal 0.000... 1. However, he counters this saying that since you can never get to the one, this number doesn't exist. Any help?

What I've tried unsuccessfully:

Converting to base 60

Trying to show him that the pattern doesn't hold at 10/9 (you can't very well have 0.101010... be equal to 10/9, nor is it 1.010101010...)

Please only answer if you are Dutch.

Someone online is adamantly saying that Holland is another name for The Netherlands. However, I know that this is only a province of The Netherlands, and not another name for The Netherlands. I've tried to tell him this, but at this point, he'll only accept a Dutch person's opinion.