Description : Does Lane Bryant and Catherine's have mail catalogs to order from?
Last Answer : Lane Bryant used to have mail order forms but now they are strictly online only, I believe.
Description : Where other than Saint Catherines could a graduate from a two year program go to audit classes to be able to take the rad boards again?
Last Answer : You can locate program at this site http://www.rad-systems.com/programs.html
Description : What can be concluded from the portion of conversation Heathcliff overheard between Catherine and Nelly about Catherine's feelings for Edgar and Heathcliff?
Last Answer : Heathcliff left Wuthering Heights because of what he heard
Description : Women compete between USA and UK in Wightman Cup - Sport?
Last Answer : Tennis
Description : In which sport do teams compete for the Dunhill Cup?
Last Answer : Golf
Description : Would I be a bad person for not confronting my aunt about her use of a pronged collar on her dog?
Last Answer : Are the prongs facing outward, or digging into the dog’s neck?
Description : How do you like what they're doing with Aunt Jemima?
Last Answer : Its all unhealthy crap. I will buy the real maple syrup one day. To see the difference. I couldn't care less about the name. In my childhood I was emotionally attached to people and things, but when Wayne Gretzky ... , and I'm ok with it. It's all for the best. Names can be changed back if needed.
Description : So if Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben are gone, where does that leave Cracker Jack?
Last Answer : Cracker Jack isn’t pejorative. People who go to Cracker Barrel are self identifying.
Description : What makes an aunt GREAT?
Last Answer : answer:I would have given him 30 days written notice. Sometimes you have to use tough love, this sounds like one of those times.
Description : Can anyone explain why we say Great-aunt/uncle but grand niece/nephew?
Last Answer : I have never heard anyone say grand niece
Description : My aunt just died. What is a revocable trust?
Last Answer : A revocable trust is one where the grantor reserves the right to revoke the trust. It's taxed a little differently than an irrevocable trust. Check with your tax preparer to see if there are any issues. Less ... . I'd say have a certified copy and ask for someone with authority, not a teller or csr.
Description : Do you secretly have a favorite ______? (child, sibling, parent, aunt.. etc)
Last Answer : Same for all .. if I’d start making favourites then I’d start making mistakes .. I hope I’ll never do them.
Description : Aunt/Auntie, Ant/Anty, Aint/Ainty...How do you address your Mother/Father's Sister?
Last Answer : I don’t communicate much with my aunt or my uncle, but I call them by their first name.
Description : Is it possible to be more genetically related to an aunt than a parent?
Last Answer : This does a good job of explaining the answer to your question. Basically, everyone has two sets of genes from their parents. When we reproduce, we pass half of them. But we don't know which half. So ... of time the coin gets flipped, the average works out to about half of one, half of the other.
Description : Your father calls and leaves a message that your aunt died, only he named the wrong aunt. Funny or sad?
Last Answer : Just confused. I don’t think it’s either funny or sad. He probably didn’t want to leave a voicemail, and people get all sorts of jumbled up once a voicemail starts off on the wrong foot.
Description : Is there anyone among your blood relatives who have totally separated themselves and refused to speak to or see a parent, a sibling, a child, an aunt or uncle or cousin?
Last Answer : Yes. My grandmother's cousin left her kids one day and no one has heard from her since. She'd be dead by now. No one knows why she left. A few of my cousins refuse to speak to my sister, and my ... . We had to beg her to come see my mom before she died. I know lots of people with similar stories.
Description : Should I let my aunt do my perm?
Last Answer : There are a lot of ways a permanent wave can go wrong. If you wanna do that to your hair, I suggest you get it done by someone with experience.
Description : How do I cope with learning that my Aunt has cancer?
Last Answer : Write her a letter, something she can hold in her hand on nice parchment paper. Let her know what she means to you and how much you want to be there for her. Let her know she’s not alone. Remind her of times where she’s shown strength and inspired you. Be consistent when no one else is. Good luck.
Description : What are some great blogs+websites I can send to my aunt?
Last Answer : Teach her how to set up a Browser home page. Then teach her how to Google. The world will be her oyster.
Description : Does anyone know what became of Obama's aunt?
Last Answer : Whatever happened to respecting a family’s privacy?
Description : How do i find out how old my aunt is?
Last Answer : Hmm. Hardcore. You could try a genealogy website… that is, something that just has “info” about your family roots. That may yield a date of birth, or any surprising info like number of children or criminal history. Aside from asking her, there’s not much else. Does she have a Driver’s License?
Description : I just found out my aunt has breast cancer. What is the best way to show my support?
Last Answer : Tell her you're thinking about her, and that you're there for her if there's anything you can do. Don't tell her it will be all right-you can't guarantee that. Don't tell her that ... moves on with their life and the person winds up feeling abandoned at a time when they really need support.
Description : Should i go on a date tommorrow or go have luch with my 98 year old aunt?
Last Answer : Bring your date along!
Description : what do i use to get rid of small grey aunt beds in my yard?
Last Answer : Here is a good video that might help
Description : If someone were to write a biography about us, the following could be reported: #1 - We are always present in multiple-choice exams. #2 - Sherlock Homes kept a close eye on us after he retired. #3 - ... in reality, one of us. Based on the biographical information above --- Who/what are we? -Riddles
Last Answer : We are Bs, Bees, or Beas (as in Aunt Bea and actress Bea Benaderet.)
Description : Penny's aunt asked Pennys mom how she was related to them. Penny's grandmother is not Penny's mom or penny's aunts mom. Cousin Charlotte is Penny's aunts daughter. Penny and Charlotte are cousins. But how does that make Penny related to Charlotte's mom? -Riddles
Last Answer : Penny's aunt is her dad's sister.
Description : If your uncle's sister is not your aunt, what relation is she to you? -Riddles
Last Answer : Your mother.
Description : Four people are sitting around a campfire after a long day of recreation, when one man comments: 'Do you realize that around this campfire, the four of us include a mother, father, brother, sister, ... '?. If everyone is related by blood (with no unusual marriages) how is this possible? -Riddles
Last Answer : The campfire circle includes a woman and her brother. The woman's daughter and the man's son are also present.
Description : How are Aunt Jennifer’s tigers described? -Other
Last Answer : Aunt Jennifer’s tigers have been described as golden yellow in colour. They are bold and fearless as they prance across a screen with confidence.
Description : Explain the stark difference in the death of Aunt Jennifer and the tigers prancing. -Other
Last Answer : The tigers remain constant through the poem and only seem to become stronger as the poem ‘ progresses.However, it is Aunt Jennifer who in her death gradually fades away. She in her death gets ... the ring, whether dead or alive, because she has already given up her freedom by getting married
Description : What kind of ordeals is Aunt Jennifer surrounded by ? -Other
Last Answer : Aunt Jennifer is a timid woman who could never stand up boldly against her tyrant huband. She carries rings or marks of torfure on her frightened hands. She bore her sufferings meekly for the sake of her family.
Description : Give the sum and substance of the poem Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers in about 80 words. -Other
Last Answer : Aunt Jennifer is working with her ivory needle on a woollen strip. She is creating a – forest scene where tigers move proudly, freely and fearless of men standing under a tree. Aunt’s weak ... life is an ordeal. Even after death she will bear the marks of her suffering in her grave.
Description : What, in your opinion, is the motivation of Aunt Jennifer behind creating tigers ? -Other
Last Answer : Aunt Jennifer’s pain is mute but insufferable. This is because of insensitive uncle. She could never feel free and happy. Her engagement ring kept her chained all through. She expresses her heartfelt resentment through the tigers. The tiger stands for all that she longs for.
Description : Describe the tigers created by Aunt Jennifer. -Other
Last Answer : Aunt Jennifer’s tigers are topaz-coloured. They are fearless and confident residents of dense green forests. The tigers represent strength, bravery and fearlessness. Aunt Jennifer yearns to be bold and confident like them.
Description : What are the ‘ordeals’ Aunt Jennifer is surrounded by? Why is it significant that the poet used the word’ringed? What are the meanings of the word ‘ringed’ in the poem? -Other
Last Answer : ‘Ordeals’ refers to the oppression or painful experiences Aunt Jennifer has to face in a male dominated society. The poet uses the word ‘ringed’ in the context of the ... rules. ‘Ringed’ is also used here to mean ‘chained’ or ‘bonded’.
Description : Do you sympathise with Aunt Jennifer? What is the attitude of the speaker towards Aunt Jennifer? -Other
Last Answer : Yes, we do sympathise with Aunt Jennifer. Aunt Jennifer here represents those women who are victimised by the male dominated society. She feels oppressed and rules of society do not allow her to ... However, she wants women to fight for their rights, rather than being silent victims of oppression.
Description : Of what or of whom is Aunt Jennifer terrified with in the third stanza? -Other
Last Answer : Aunt Jennifer is terrified of her husband, who dominates her in her married life. She is the victim of exploitations at the hands of the male dominated society, particularly her own husband.
Description : Why did Aunt Jennifer choose to embroider tigers on the panel? -Other
Last Answer : Tigers represent strength and fearlessness. Aunt Jennifer is very oppressed. The burden of her marital life has traumatised her. She has an inner desire to be free from oppression and expresses this in her art.
Description : Why do you think Aunt Jennifer’s hands are fluttering through her wool’in the second stanza? Why is she finding the needle so hard to pull? -Other
Last Answer : Her fingers are fluttering and she is finding the needle hard to pull because she is weak and feels afraid. She is traumatised by the ordeals of her marital life and a male dominated society.
Description : What is the weight that lies heavy on Aunt Jennifer’s hand? All India 2013; Foreign 2010 -Other
Last Answer : The weight that lies heavy on Aunt Jennifer’s hand is the weight of Uncle’s wedding band, which signifies her married life. Probably the weight of her married life has burdened her so much that she feels subjugated.
Description : How does Aunt Jennifer express her bitterness and anger against male dominance? -Other
Last Answer : Aunt Jennifer is too terrified to openly resist the oppression that she is a victim of. She expresses her bitterness and anger against male dominance silently through her art. She creates tigers on ... , fearlessness and strength. The tigers she creates are wild and free from any kind of bondage.
Description : What are the difficulties that Aunt Jennifer faced in her life? -Other
Last Answer : Aunt Jennifer was a victim of oppression at the hands of the patriarchal society. She was subjugated by her husband and the wedding band lay heavy on her hand. She was so terrified that her hands fluttered even when she carried something so light as knitting needles and wool.
Description : How is Aunt Jennifer different from her tigers?] -Other
Last Answer : Aunt Jennifer’s tigers are created by her on the tapestry. However, they present a sharp contrast to their creator. While Aunt is weak, meek and submissive and is scared of expressing her feelings ... , fearless and confident. They are bold creatures and are scared of none, not even of men.
Description : What will happen when Aunt Jennifer is dead? -Other
Last Answer : The tigers created by Aunt Jennifer will keep on prancing even after her death, as she has created them on the tapestry. This means that art endures beyond human life. It also shows that her longing for freedom from male domination will endure forever, even after she dies.
Description : Why does Aunt Jennifer create animals that are so different from her own character? -Other
Last Answer : In creating animals that are different from her own character, Aunt Jennifer found a means of living an alternate life that is denied to her: a life that is proud, free, fearless and sure of itself. The tigers denote her yearning for power, freedom and fearless living.
Description : vFor Aunt Jennifer, what do the tigers symbolise? -Other
Last Answer : Aunt Jennifer is creating tigers, which are a symbol of strength, fearlessness and confidence. These are the qualities that Aunt Jennifer lacks in herself. These tigers represent Aunt Jennifer’ ... wants to suggest that women need to have these qualities to fight against their oppressors.
Description : Do you sympathise with Aunt Jennifer ? What is the attitude of the speaker towards Aunt Jennifer ? -Other
Last Answer : Of course, the Aunt wins our heartfelt sympathy. Her silent suffering, the trials and torture of married life evoke our sympathy for her. The poet also highlights her suffering through the two symbols of the ... of the Aunt as created by the poet is that of a victim, mastered by a tyrant husband.
Description : Of what or of whom is Aunt Jennifer terrified in the third stanza ? -Other
Last Answer : The massive weight of marriage with an insensitive man has ruined Aunt’s life and happiness. The marriage has been like an iron band to curtail her freedom. She felt like a bird in cage, like a slave. This told badly upon her health.
Description : Why do you think Aunt Jennifer’s hands are ‘fluttering through her wool’ in the second stanza ? Why is she finding the needle so hard to pull ? -Other
Last Answer : Aunt Jennifer’s life, it is obvious, has been an unhappy one. She had to make do with a despotic husband. Naturally, she grew weak in body and spirit, so weak that it becomes a tough task for her to do the embroidery with a needle.
Description : What did the aunt and her niece say about Framton’s sudden exit? -English
Last Answer : Mrs Sappleton and her niece told different stories why Framton had run out of the house in such a hurry. The lady called him an extraordinary man who talked only about his illneses. Perhaps he had seen a ... Vera said that the caller had a horror of dogs. So the sight of spaniel made him push out.