How do you feel about Firebirds ending production due to the Mustang?
Q. I know the firebirds went out of production due to mustang sales. Whats better Mustang or firebird? 1978-1994. Why?
Asked by strongdude85 - Sun Mar 2 20:50:04 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I owned both mustangs and firebirds. Enjoyed driving either one. So all i can say is it is a matter of preference.
Answered by dsj32000 - Sun Mar 2 22:25:20 2008

Is there a way to encourage sugar production in gardeb plants?
Q. Besides choosing the right variety, is there a way to encourage sugar production in certain sweet vegetables and fruit? Particular nutrients they should get more of?
Asked by Morgaine - Sat Jun 28 17:00:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I find the best way to get sweet fruit from trees and other plants is to make sure they are not watered too much, and that they get tons of sunshine. When the fruit are slightly smaller and drier, the flavor is much better then if the fruit are heavily watered and grow big and soft. In general, high-potassium fertilizers are meant to be good for fruit production. I add wood ash to the soil round my raspberries and peaches once a year.
Answered by Sandy G - Sat Jun 28 18:01:31 2008

I am going to start a video production business what camcorder should I buy?
Q. I am going to start a video production business for recording events such as pageants and weddings and I would like some advice on the best camera to buy for under $2000. (preferably around $1000 or less if possible) It would be great if it has white balance controls and any other features that would make the recording an event a lot easier. Thanks!
Asked by Jeff P - Mon Sep 22 01:22:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments

A. If you got money to burn then an HD cam would be great to have but highly unwarranted for your proposed application. If you want HD mini DV has a 16x9 mode which is also comparable to a broadcast HD signal despite what broadcast providers would have you believe. sony mini-DV CAM! You will not be sorry. Thats what I started with for professional video productions in 2005. Panasonic has affordable 3ccd cams for around $1000 if you want to spend that much initially. For editing Premiere Elements is a great legal buy for only about $80-$100 with DVD encoding. (if your Mac OSX i guess you could use iMovie...Final Cut is major $$$) A 3 CCD cam would be great to have but if you don't know how to sequence and edit etc... a great camera is not… [cont.]
Answered by Sunchicken.com - Mon Sep 22 12:48:50 2008