Game is hung up for hours.Want to end game.Chess game on table 17 racoon retreat: Oponent time has expired but game does not complete for hours.Help?
Just play on chess.com yahoo chess is bad.Chess game on table 17 racoon retreat: Oponent time has expired but game does not complete for hours.Help?
The other answers summed it up. Yahoo chess is horrible.
This award-winning article was written more than ten years ago, and it's all still true today:
http://www.edcollins.com/chess/yahoo-vs-…
There isn't much you can do about it other than wait until it rectifies itself. Unfortunately there are still quite a few glitches in yahoo chess.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
How do i get rid of a racoon in the attic?
i seen where hes not i n the atti c but if their are more moth balls or soke a rag invinegar or put a radio upstairs where they can here it while your at work they will leaveHow do i get rid of a racoon in the attic?
A live trap, some Kentucky Fried Chicken, and about 20 minutes and you'll have it caught. Take it a minimum of 4 miles away or it'll just come back.
Then block up the hole they got in through.How do i get rid of a racoon in the attic?
Life trap, they are big for cheetoes! Do not get one that will hurt the animal!!! Do not shoot it as that is horrible and crude. If you cannot trap it call an animal controll and ask them personally if they can live trap it, most likely it will be up to you to set it loose so you should take it to a safe location.
It is not the season for babies, but if you have problems in the spring make sure you look for babes.
Call animal control. They will rehabilitate it or give it to a zoo.
I don't know, that has never happened to me, well not that I know of.
Get a .22 (preferably Mossburg), make sure you get someone that can shoot straight and they'll take care of the coon.
raccoons are very dangerous and can carry rabies. contact the local animal control for advice. keep food locked up and pet's food dishes clean when they finish eating. tie down all of the lids on your garbage cans. after the raccoon is removed, repair all modes in ingress to your home.
Don't get too close.
Try calling 411 and see who you can call for the job.
Don't touch it and don't get near it.
Anyway that's your best bet.
They are hard to get rid of.
I had a family of raccoons in my old attic.
A live trap, some Kentucky Fried Chicken, and about 20 minutes and you'll have it caught. Take it a minimum of 4 miles away or it'll just come back.
Then block up the hole they got in through.How do i get rid of a racoon in the attic?
Life trap, they are big for cheetoes! Do not get one that will hurt the animal!!! Do not shoot it as that is horrible and crude. If you cannot trap it call an animal controll and ask them personally if they can live trap it, most likely it will be up to you to set it loose so you should take it to a safe location.
It is not the season for babies, but if you have problems in the spring make sure you look for babes.
Call animal control. They will rehabilitate it or give it to a zoo.
I don't know, that has never happened to me, well not that I know of.
Get a .22 (preferably Mossburg), make sure you get someone that can shoot straight and they'll take care of the coon.
raccoons are very dangerous and can carry rabies. contact the local animal control for advice. keep food locked up and pet's food dishes clean when they finish eating. tie down all of the lids on your garbage cans. after the raccoon is removed, repair all modes in ingress to your home.
Don't get too close.
Try calling 411 and see who you can call for the job.
Don't touch it and don't get near it.
Anyway that's your best bet.
They are hard to get rid of.
I had a family of raccoons in my old attic.
Is a 9mm to big for a Racoon?
I am getting a hi-point carbine and want to do some coon hutning. is it also to big for a fox?Is a 9mm to big for a Racoon?
It will work fine on them out to as far as you can reasonably expect to hit them. Probably 100 yards or less. The bullets would probably kill them out past 400 yards, but hitting something with a pistol round at anything much over 100 yards gets dicey. If you use hollow points or other expanding ammunition, it will get messy, and you will leave big holes in them. If that is ok with you, go for it. If you are looking to take them for their furs, check with your local game laws and see if you can use full metal jacketed bullets instead, as they will make smaller holes. Good luck, and good hunting. I have heard many glowing reports about those carbines and coyotes out to about 80 yards.Is a 9mm to big for a Racoon?
It should be a useful caliber for either animal. However, you should ask your state's wildlife agencyif that carbine is legal for hunting in your state. Some places require that magazines have a 5-round limit.
Not if you want it dead. A 9mm, within it's effective range in your carbine, does have adequate energy for small game such as racoon, possom, etc. It may not leave a lot of usuable meat, if you're hunting for the pot.
* No not really.* Use hollow point ammo.*
No its fine.
no
no not really. i would use a 40.
It will work fine on them out to as far as you can reasonably expect to hit them. Probably 100 yards or less. The bullets would probably kill them out past 400 yards, but hitting something with a pistol round at anything much over 100 yards gets dicey. If you use hollow points or other expanding ammunition, it will get messy, and you will leave big holes in them. If that is ok with you, go for it. If you are looking to take them for their furs, check with your local game laws and see if you can use full metal jacketed bullets instead, as they will make smaller holes. Good luck, and good hunting. I have heard many glowing reports about those carbines and coyotes out to about 80 yards.Is a 9mm to big for a Racoon?
It should be a useful caliber for either animal. However, you should ask your state's wildlife agencyif that carbine is legal for hunting in your state. Some places require that magazines have a 5-round limit.
Not if you want it dead. A 9mm, within it's effective range in your carbine, does have adequate energy for small game such as racoon, possom, etc. It may not leave a lot of usuable meat, if you're hunting for the pot.
* No not really.* Use hollow point ammo.*
No its fine.
no
no not really. i would use a 40.
Does using a damp liner brush and shadow as eyeliner rather than a reg liner help prevent racoon eyes?
no. if you are making a liner with shadow + water, then it is technically water-based, so if you cry or sweat or get your eyes wet in any way, you run the risk of smears and smudges. try a cream liner for long wear.Does using a damp liner brush and shadow as eyeliner rather than a reg liner help prevent racoon eyes?
no
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the monkey who lives in your water heaterDoes using a damp liner brush and shadow as eyeliner rather than a reg liner help prevent racoon eyes?
I dont think so b/c when you wet it just builds up the end of the brush %26amp; tends to brush off when you put it on the bottom lid thus forth causing raccoon eyes.
Tyra show tip: put a powder thats lighter than your skin tone so if the shadow does fall you can just blend it in %26amp; no raccoon eyes.
no
Go to http://www.toadsqueezer.com !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sincerely
the monkey who lives in your water heaterDoes using a damp liner brush and shadow as eyeliner rather than a reg liner help prevent racoon eyes?
I dont think so b/c when you wet it just builds up the end of the brush %26amp; tends to brush off when you put it on the bottom lid thus forth causing raccoon eyes.
Tyra show tip: put a powder thats lighter than your skin tone so if the shadow does fall you can just blend it in %26amp; no raccoon eyes.
Are you allowed to keep a racoon or a ferret or a donkey or monkey as a pet?
i want to know as a pet when i get the moneyAre you allowed to keep a racoon or a ferret or a donkey or monkey as a pet?
Ferrets - yes, but they are illegal in two states and several cities across the US and some places require permits to keep them. I know they're illegal in California, Hawaii, Washington DC, New York City, and Dallas. Some more info on ferret legalities: http://www.cypresskeep.com/Ferretfiles/L鈥?/a>
Raccoons - yes, but as with ferrets, they are not legal everywhere and some cities/states require permits to keep them as pets. They're illegal in Colorado, California, Delaware, Alaska, Georgie, Idaho, Kansas, Mississippi, Nevada, New Jersey, North Dakota, Montana, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, and Wisconsin - http://www.mnsi.net/~remocoon/regulats.h鈥?/a>
Donkeys - they are legal in areas zoned for livestock.
Monkeys - yes, but again, they are not legal everywhere. Check with your state fish and wildlife department, county animal control or humane society, town or city planning commission, or other local government agencies to find out if they are legal. Even if they are legal where you live, I really don't recommend a monkey for a pet. There's A LOT involved in caring for a pet monkey and most people can't meet their needs. Check this site for more info on monkeys as pets - http://www.honoluluzoo.org/pets.htmAre you allowed to keep a racoon or a ferret or a donkey or monkey as a pet?
Donkey and Ferret are a yes! The monkey is a no cause its considered a exotic pet and the raccoon I would say yes!
yes i dnt know about the raccoon thought. - Farmboy's Daughter
As long as you are torn between four extremely different animals, you are not clear on what you want in a pet and are not ready to own any. That said, native wild animals (raccoons) are illegal to keep as pets, imported wild animals (monkeys) are often illegal and always unethical to keep as pets, exotic pets (ferrets) and livestock (donkeys) are legal to keep only under certain circumstances.
My response to ';I want a pet monkey'; posts...
Monkeys do not make good pets. There is simply no way to care for them thoroughly or safely in one's home. One of their most basic needs is inclusion in a proper social group of their own species, so the fact that you want ';a'; monkey is a red flag. (If you're now thinking of having several monkeys, forget it, they'll put you in the hospital in no time.)
Aside from the harm this would do to the monkey and to yourself, think of what it takes to bring one monkey to the USA for the exotic pet trade. The answer is the deaths of countless other monkeys. Primate social groups are so tightly knit that they will defend the babies to their deaths, so those who collect baby monkeys to be sold as pets must first kill all adult members of the troop. Even after that is done, only a small fraction of the babies captured survive the transport. By purchasing a pet monkey, you would be supporting this business and ensuring its continuation.
I am a professional primate keeper at a zoo. (Don't get me started about all the private monkey owners who try to dump their animals on us...) One of our gibbons was a victim of this practice. She was kidnapped from the wild as an infant, and her fingers cut off to separate her from her dead mother, to whom she'd been clinging. She then lived as a pet for the first three years of her life, after which her owner had to get rid of her because she had grown too strong, intelligent, and wild to keep. She's lived at my zoo ever since. Having been raised by a human, she was never able to learn how to survive among others of her species, so she must be housed alone. My co-workers and I go to great lengths to provide her with the highest quality of life possible. It is a heartbreaking situation, and it exists because of people who purchase primates as pets.
Also worth noting is that, of the hundreds of employees at my zoo, there are only two groups whose job is deemed dangerous enough that they must carry pepper spray on their persons. One is the large carnivore keepers. The other is the primate keepers, and that includes *all* primates, from tamarins and lemurs to great apes.
Raccoons are considered wildlife and you may need a license from the state department of natural resources to own one (or you'd be fined if they catch you with one and confiscate the animal).
A donkey is 'livestock' and most all towns and cities have ordinances against livestock within city limits, so you'd have to be out in the country.
The monkey would need to be one who's species isn't on the endangered list. They're difficult to keep healthy, are very time intensive, and expensive to maintain. You'd need to find a vet trained in exotics to make sure you can get good vet care for it. They're also very messy.
Ferrets are domesticated, but make sure you don't live in a state or community which has the species banned. You need a vet experienced with ferrets (they are prone to two very expensive diseases, the Adrenal disease requires an operation that costs about $1,200). You need to educate yourself on everything about ferrets so you can keep it properly.
You are not legally allowed to keep any wild animal as a pet.
Monkeys are not good pets, and are illegal in many states.
Ferrets are illegal in some states, such as California and Hawaii.
Donkeys make good pets, but you need to live in an area that is zoned for livestock.
Check with your state DNR to find out if monkeys or ferrets are legal in your state. Check with your local zoning board about the donkey. Leave the wild raccoons stay in the wild.
Donkey and ferret yes, generally. Would need the space for the donkey and make sure you're not in California or NYC for the ferret. Monkeys and Raccoons generally no, not without a special permit.
Raccoon- Illegal
Ferret- Depends on your area, might be legal or might not be
Monkey- Illegal
Donkey- Legal on farms, not legal inside city or suburb
Racoon-you can but get them when they are very young, but they can get very mean, my best friend use to have 1 and it turned out to be very evil :(
Ferret- depends on state. i have 2 and they are great pets you can even potty train them :)
donkey- not in city limits
monkey-my brother has one and we live in texas its only against the law on certian kinds he is a cop i just called him...
Ferret would be the best pet to have because they are fun to play with and they are very entertaining, and they are also good with kids, i have a 2 year old son and when he was a baby the ferrets would sleep in his crib with him and now they sleep in his bed with him.
:D
These will all depend on the state and city you live in. Some states ban racoons, ferrets, or monkeys. Some cities ban donkeys because they are considered livestock. However, in some places you can have all the above. Monkeys do not make good pets. We simply cannot give them the space and care they need to be happy. A pet monkey is always miserable regardless of what selfish owners of them will claim. Racoons are fascinating animals, but they are very curious and will get into everything. They can be extremely destructive. Call a local pet store or your extension agency for information as to what animals are banned for your area. You can also check with the local SPCA.guy myspace
Ferrets - yes, but they are illegal in two states and several cities across the US and some places require permits to keep them. I know they're illegal in California, Hawaii, Washington DC, New York City, and Dallas. Some more info on ferret legalities: http://www.cypresskeep.com/Ferretfiles/L鈥?/a>
Raccoons - yes, but as with ferrets, they are not legal everywhere and some cities/states require permits to keep them as pets. They're illegal in Colorado, California, Delaware, Alaska, Georgie, Idaho, Kansas, Mississippi, Nevada, New Jersey, North Dakota, Montana, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, and Wisconsin - http://www.mnsi.net/~remocoon/regulats.h鈥?/a>
Donkeys - they are legal in areas zoned for livestock.
Monkeys - yes, but again, they are not legal everywhere. Check with your state fish and wildlife department, county animal control or humane society, town or city planning commission, or other local government agencies to find out if they are legal. Even if they are legal where you live, I really don't recommend a monkey for a pet. There's A LOT involved in caring for a pet monkey and most people can't meet their needs. Check this site for more info on monkeys as pets - http://www.honoluluzoo.org/pets.htmAre you allowed to keep a racoon or a ferret or a donkey or monkey as a pet?
Donkey and Ferret are a yes! The monkey is a no cause its considered a exotic pet and the raccoon I would say yes!
yes i dnt know about the raccoon thought. - Farmboy's Daughter
As long as you are torn between four extremely different animals, you are not clear on what you want in a pet and are not ready to own any. That said, native wild animals (raccoons) are illegal to keep as pets, imported wild animals (monkeys) are often illegal and always unethical to keep as pets, exotic pets (ferrets) and livestock (donkeys) are legal to keep only under certain circumstances.
My response to ';I want a pet monkey'; posts...
Monkeys do not make good pets. There is simply no way to care for them thoroughly or safely in one's home. One of their most basic needs is inclusion in a proper social group of their own species, so the fact that you want ';a'; monkey is a red flag. (If you're now thinking of having several monkeys, forget it, they'll put you in the hospital in no time.)
Aside from the harm this would do to the monkey and to yourself, think of what it takes to bring one monkey to the USA for the exotic pet trade. The answer is the deaths of countless other monkeys. Primate social groups are so tightly knit that they will defend the babies to their deaths, so those who collect baby monkeys to be sold as pets must first kill all adult members of the troop. Even after that is done, only a small fraction of the babies captured survive the transport. By purchasing a pet monkey, you would be supporting this business and ensuring its continuation.
I am a professional primate keeper at a zoo. (Don't get me started about all the private monkey owners who try to dump their animals on us...) One of our gibbons was a victim of this practice. She was kidnapped from the wild as an infant, and her fingers cut off to separate her from her dead mother, to whom she'd been clinging. She then lived as a pet for the first three years of her life, after which her owner had to get rid of her because she had grown too strong, intelligent, and wild to keep. She's lived at my zoo ever since. Having been raised by a human, she was never able to learn how to survive among others of her species, so she must be housed alone. My co-workers and I go to great lengths to provide her with the highest quality of life possible. It is a heartbreaking situation, and it exists because of people who purchase primates as pets.
Also worth noting is that, of the hundreds of employees at my zoo, there are only two groups whose job is deemed dangerous enough that they must carry pepper spray on their persons. One is the large carnivore keepers. The other is the primate keepers, and that includes *all* primates, from tamarins and lemurs to great apes.
Raccoons are considered wildlife and you may need a license from the state department of natural resources to own one (or you'd be fined if they catch you with one and confiscate the animal).
A donkey is 'livestock' and most all towns and cities have ordinances against livestock within city limits, so you'd have to be out in the country.
The monkey would need to be one who's species isn't on the endangered list. They're difficult to keep healthy, are very time intensive, and expensive to maintain. You'd need to find a vet trained in exotics to make sure you can get good vet care for it. They're also very messy.
Ferrets are domesticated, but make sure you don't live in a state or community which has the species banned. You need a vet experienced with ferrets (they are prone to two very expensive diseases, the Adrenal disease requires an operation that costs about $1,200). You need to educate yourself on everything about ferrets so you can keep it properly.
You are not legally allowed to keep any wild animal as a pet.
Monkeys are not good pets, and are illegal in many states.
Ferrets are illegal in some states, such as California and Hawaii.
Donkeys make good pets, but you need to live in an area that is zoned for livestock.
Check with your state DNR to find out if monkeys or ferrets are legal in your state. Check with your local zoning board about the donkey. Leave the wild raccoons stay in the wild.
Donkey and ferret yes, generally. Would need the space for the donkey and make sure you're not in California or NYC for the ferret. Monkeys and Raccoons generally no, not without a special permit.
Raccoon- Illegal
Ferret- Depends on your area, might be legal or might not be
Monkey- Illegal
Donkey- Legal on farms, not legal inside city or suburb
Racoon-you can but get them when they are very young, but they can get very mean, my best friend use to have 1 and it turned out to be very evil :(
Ferret- depends on state. i have 2 and they are great pets you can even potty train them :)
donkey- not in city limits
monkey-my brother has one and we live in texas its only against the law on certian kinds he is a cop i just called him...
Ferret would be the best pet to have because they are fun to play with and they are very entertaining, and they are also good with kids, i have a 2 year old son and when he was a baby the ferrets would sleep in his crib with him and now they sleep in his bed with him.
:D
These will all depend on the state and city you live in. Some states ban racoons, ferrets, or monkeys. Some cities ban donkeys because they are considered livestock. However, in some places you can have all the above. Monkeys do not make good pets. We simply cannot give them the space and care they need to be happy. A pet monkey is always miserable regardless of what selfish owners of them will claim. Racoons are fascinating animals, but they are very curious and will get into everything. They can be extremely destructive. Call a local pet store or your extension agency for information as to what animals are banned for your area. You can also check with the local SPCA.
How can you put on eyeliner without looking like a racoon? HELP?
Ive tried a million times to get eyeliner to look right but it always makes me look like a racoon!How can you put on eyeliner without looking like a racoon? HELP?
I use the edge of an eyeshadow applicator and just smudge a little eyeshadow (like a dark plum) in lieu of eyeliner. I think traditional eyeliner looks too stark and fake, as opposed to making my eyes look smokey.How can you put on eyeliner without looking like a racoon? HELP?
check with a possum
dont put it on too heavily
i recommend this eyeliner because you apply it then smear it with the smonge thats on the other end of the eyepencil and it takes the heaviness away
http://isandoval2.qbeautyzone.com/produc鈥?/a>
with a very steady hand...rest your elbow on the table..while you apply eyeliner...draw a smooth line close to your lashes.
smudge very gently.
try these 2 brands: chanel %26amp; nars
Are you using liquid or pencil? Go to the marykay.com web page and use the tutorials there.
you have to smudge it, look like a racoon for like 2 seconds and then grab a q-tip and wipe it...i suck at make-up--q-tips are my best friend lol
raccoons are adorable!
stay on or as close to the lashes as much as you can. wut kind of eyeliner are you using? liquid? pencil? i reccomend pencil for a beginner
try to get liquid eyeliner and only put it on the top eyelid. the raccoon problem may be more w/ your mascara than anything else. try not wearing mascara on your bottom eyelashes also.
check the links below for beauty tips to:-- * Applying Eyeliner
http://homebeautytips.blogspot.com/2007/鈥?/a>
get a pencil liner and draw a thin line on the top lash line. it looks more sophisticated than wearing it on the bottem and you wont look like a racoon. i use almay 16 hour easy glide liner. give it a try : )
use a thin tipped pencil in a lighter color or just partially underline parts under the eye.
dont put it on the inside of your eyelids and don't put it on the bottom eyelid.........putting eyeliner on your bottom eyelid makes your eyes look smaller
you can try only lining the lower inner lid or using a charcoal or brown colored liner that way its not too much of a contrast on your skin.
I use the edge of an eyeshadow applicator and just smudge a little eyeshadow (like a dark plum) in lieu of eyeliner. I think traditional eyeliner looks too stark and fake, as opposed to making my eyes look smokey.How can you put on eyeliner without looking like a racoon? HELP?
check with a possum
dont put it on too heavily
i recommend this eyeliner because you apply it then smear it with the smonge thats on the other end of the eyepencil and it takes the heaviness away
http://isandoval2.qbeautyzone.com/produc鈥?/a>
with a very steady hand...rest your elbow on the table..while you apply eyeliner...draw a smooth line close to your lashes.
smudge very gently.
try these 2 brands: chanel %26amp; nars
Are you using liquid or pencil? Go to the marykay.com web page and use the tutorials there.
you have to smudge it, look like a racoon for like 2 seconds and then grab a q-tip and wipe it...i suck at make-up--q-tips are my best friend lol
raccoons are adorable!
stay on or as close to the lashes as much as you can. wut kind of eyeliner are you using? liquid? pencil? i reccomend pencil for a beginner
try to get liquid eyeliner and only put it on the top eyelid. the raccoon problem may be more w/ your mascara than anything else. try not wearing mascara on your bottom eyelashes also.
check the links below for beauty tips to:-- * Applying Eyeliner
http://homebeautytips.blogspot.com/2007/鈥?/a>
get a pencil liner and draw a thin line on the top lash line. it looks more sophisticated than wearing it on the bottem and you wont look like a racoon. i use almay 16 hour easy glide liner. give it a try : )
use a thin tipped pencil in a lighter color or just partially underline parts under the eye.
dont put it on the inside of your eyelids and don't put it on the bottom eyelid.........putting eyeliner on your bottom eyelid makes your eyes look smaller
you can try only lining the lower inner lid or using a charcoal or brown colored liner that way its not too much of a contrast on your skin.
What's some goody good foods I kin feedin' Ricky Racoon whom hangs about on me back porch?
Peanut butter, apple wedges, sticky sensimilla buds, sliced pears, etc.
Coons like to wash their food before they eat it so put out a large flat bottomed tub of clean water for Ricky (or Rocky).What's some goody good foods I kin feedin' Ricky Racoon whom hangs about on me back porch?
hahaha! how the hell i'm supposed to know? :))
Coons like to wash their food before they eat it so put out a large flat bottomed tub of clean water for Ricky (or Rocky).What's some goody good foods I kin feedin' Ricky Racoon whom hangs about on me back porch?
hahaha! how the hell i'm supposed to know? :))
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