What are your mental associations with the various colors?
Q. For instance, some of my associations are: blue=calm and relaxed pink=babies, cuteness red=anxiety, fear So what are yours? Do as many different colors as you like.
Asked by bitteroldshrew - Sat Sep 12 00:35:54 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. white=pure black=formal yellow=happy
Answered by Joe Guy - Sat Sep 12 00:44:25 2009

Why do Conservatives want Senator McCain to focus on Obama's past associations ?
Q. None of these associations have caused the lives of 4,000 Americans in a War that never should have been. The Iraq war was started on false pretenses. It has cost over 1 trillion dollars and our economy has collaspe.
Asked by Real Truth - Tue Oct 7 10:27:11 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Seeing how the polling numbers are going, the McCain camp is making their final, desperate moves to save the sinking ship. This is likely McCain's last hurrah as a politician. If he doesn't win this time, it's not likely he'll be nominated again, even if he runs. That being the case, he'll likely try anything he can to win.
Answered by Charles Veidt - Tue Oct 7 10:43:03 2008

What happens with homeowner's associations when condos foreclose?
Q. Are the people who still live there supposed to pick up the slack? Or would whoever eventually buys it owe money for past due home owners' association fees? If either is the case, it seems like a condos in towns with a lot of foreclosures would be almost impossible to sell, and it seems like it would be a problem for the other people who aren't foreclosing on their condos.
Asked by orazorca - Fri Oct 12 00:00:01 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The back condo fees get deducted from the sale. So if there was a foreclosure on a condo, that unit would be sold for say $300K to a new owner and the $2,000 in back home owner association fees paid to the association, then $298K goes to the bank holding the mortgage. The condo association needs to have this as a bylaw to ensure they have a first charge on back dues -- most do. But, you are correct, if enough units go into foreclosure and are not sold, then the association might not have enough reserve funds to run the building. Then it would get messy. The association would issue a "special assessment" fee to the remaining unit holders to get the funds needed to run the building. These special assessments make the entire building less… [cont.]
Answered by kayak_number_12 - Fri Oct 12 00:03:20 2007