Friday, December 14, 2012

Is hawaii ahead of me in time or behind i live in chicago? -

When it s early morning in Hawaii (HST), it s late morning in Central time (CST or CDT). Keep in mind that Hawaii does not need or use Daylight Savings Time (DST).

Hawaii is behind you by 4 hours.If it is 9:00 AM in Chicago, it s 5 AM in Hawaii.

Time wise Hawaii is behind just about everyone.

Thursday, December 13, 2012

What the furthest place away from texas? -

I mean, if you looked on a globe, what would be the opposite of Texas?I have a feeling its an ocean or a sea, but I dont own a globe, so i need help.

Well basing Texas as being 100 degrees west, and 30 degrees north (pretty close to the middle of Texas). and then making it 100 degrees east and 30 degrees south, puts it in between Java and the Cocos islands.

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Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Is Denver a really non-christian , liberal city? -

i m thinking of moving there and i m a conservative chrstian from GA. I ve heard that it is kinda liberal, but is it really liberal and is it a non christian town?

Denver is not a non christian city at all. In fact it is a very nice place to live. There are many churches and all sorts of people on the political spectrum. I have even noticed that people are very friendly and social in Colorado as compaired to other states. While like most cities those who live in the inner city are more liberal and those who live in the suburbs are more conservative but this is typical of most. All in all I hope you give Denver a chance because it is a really great place.

There are all kinds of people here, you will definitely not be a sore thumb. While Denver is more liberal as a whole, there a parts that are more conservative, and there are churches of all kinds everywhere as well. I don t think you will be uncomfortable here.

Denver is a big city, not a small town. It s very culturally and religiously diverse. I would guess 60 % Christian.

m a conservative chrstian: awesome idea

Yes, keep your wizard-zombie worshipping in the south where it belongs