[H] Earthquakes Eqs

Hey there, I loaded up my computer today and tried to activate Chaoslauncher and Iccup Launcher but neither of them are working for some reason. An error box pops up for both where it states that neither can find the Stardat.MPQ file. I opened up my Starcraft folder and am currently just staring at that same Stardat.mpq file that Iccup launcher and Chaoslauncher can't seem to find.

Whenever I open Starcraft through Starcraft.exe, it works perfectly. Has anybody ever had this problem?


I could reinstall, but I don't know what my CD key is..


edit: If you help me out I'll reward you

forget it

edited: December 08 , 2008

Hey I simply have a question for my final


When studying for plurals of a noun, I found a symbol that I am not familiar with

for a plural of a verb, it is represented as apfel '-' - a dash with two dots above. Does this represent an umlaut?

Der Apfel

Der Apfel plural ---> Der Apf(umlaut e) l

disregard

Hello there I am taking an earthquakes class expecting an easy peasy college class. Not only is it boring as hell unless you have a hardon for geology, it has some difficult labs. I have to do some conversion problems but i have no idea on how to convert some of these figures. My professor hasn't really taught me on how to convert these things and my book has nothing on this besides the following formulas for P waves and S waves:

The formulas for P waves (alpha) and S waves ( beta)

a = square root of ( ( k + 4/3(u) ) / p )

B= square root of (u/p)



I have to find p which has to be in units of grams per cubic centimeters ( g/cm^3) and i can use either of these 2 formulas:

a = square root of ( ( k + 4/3(u) ) / p )

B= square root of (u/p)

given values for #1

k= (27 x 10^10 ) dynes / cm^2
a = 4.8 km/s
u = (2.6 x 10^11) dynes/ cm^2
b= 3.0 km/s

i use b = square root of (u/p) because it is easier:

(3.0) km/s = square root of ( (2.6 x 10 ^11 dynes/cm^2)/ p )

here i get stuck, I have to square both sides but I am unsure of what happens when you square 3.0 km/s. Does it become 9 km^2/s^2? or 9 km/s^2?

I assume its 9 km/s^2 and the equation becomes:

p(9.0 km/s^2) = 2.6 x 10^11 dynes/ cm^2

p = (2.6 x 10^11 dynes/cm^2)/ (9.0 km/s^2)

i dont know how to convert dynes/cm^2 into g/ cm^3 although g/cm^2 exists, also i don't how the hell to convert km/seconds^2 into grams/ cm^3

i am completely lost and have 17 hours to do 6 of these problems

if you know how to do these things, can you please explain to me on how to do it? Thanks a lot. I assure you there will be something in for you besides lending me your knowledge and time. Thanks again!

Hey I am entering college in a few weeks and I decided to take German 1 as one of my three classes for this upcoming quarter. After I signed up my parents went ballistic because German 1 apparently is freakin hard.

I took high school German all four years and even took the AP (got a 1). Has anyone here taken German in college? Was it fuken hard or similar level to what you learn in high school?