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I have most of the description, but 3 questions: what is the blue thing with the crown on the collar; is there a technical name for those red arrows?; and who/what is the guy in the center. He s from RUssian/Ukrainian history, that s all I know.

Pic: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5...

So I heard a rap song a while ago and no one's been able to ID it, so I thought I'd ask a chat room. But Googling "rap chat room" yielded few useful results. So is there one?

I remember hearing a rap son about police violence. It wasn't "the game" by all the various artists. It was about 4 minutes long I think, and started with a man saying "don't shoot me, officer". Any help would be appreciated.

In the US, a lot of people who listen to J-pop or k-pop are often considered by others as a little strange. Is it the same in Japan?

For a little over a week now, I ve had a pain in my lower left back. When it started, it usually lasted about two hours, and would go away. However, today, it started around 10 comes and goes in half-hour waves. On very large breaths, I can feel slight pain in the area. I can also feel slight pain in the area when I bend far to the side. I don t have a fever, or problems passing gas or urinating.

I was looking at an old Nazi-Germany-era picture and saw a flag I didn't recognize. Does anyone know what flag is half red and half yellow? Here's the picture:

http://www.calltodecision.com/n35.jpg

I remember seeing a website a while back (I'm pretty sure it was made/sponsored by the US Government) about the history of countries. You couldn't bookmark pages on it, because it gave you a message that the page was temporary and would be deleted in a couple hours or something like that. Does anyone know what I'm talking about? If you have the link for it, it would be greatly appreciated.

During WWII, the Czechoslovak gov't-in-exile declared war. How would you phrase that?

"the Czechoslovakian gov't-in-exile's declaration of war"

"the Czechoslovak gov't-in-exile's declaration of war"

"the exiled gov't of Czechoslovakia's declaration of war"

Thanks

I remember hearing a country song once about a river's rising tide, and the people have to escape. The height of the river was part of the chorus, and it'd get higher and higher, until eventually it reached them. Anyone know the name of this song?

I recall a Bible story where a man told the truth of a city being destroyed, but he was mean about it, so no one believed him. Who was it? If possible, the location, too, please.

Thanks!

I know you would call a person from New Zealand a Kiwi, but what would you call something from New Zealand. For example, if you bought some rocks from New Zealand. Would you say, "I got some New Zealandish Rocks?"

The specific example I'm looking for is "the New Zealandish Declaration of War," or would you say "New Zealand's Declaration...?"

Please don't just leave a link to a websearch. Thanks

My Java updates a lot. At least twice every time I'm on my computer for over half an hour. Is that too often, or is there some sort of hack I need to worry about?

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Does anyone have any good websites on WWII (credible sites please, i.e. not Wikipedia) that have a fairly clear layout. By clear layout, I mean that the battles are fairly categorized.

Please do not post a link to a Google/Yahoo/etc search, or tell me to search it myself. If that describes your answer, your answer will be removed.

I was reading a WWII book that mentioned several codes. One was PA-K2. I haven't been able to find out much about this.

The other codes were Code Type O and Code Type L (both were Japanese). I haven't been able to find out anything about either of these.

If you know anything about these, or a site about them, help would be much appreciated. Thanks.

I am interested in learning some codes. I have taught myself Morse, and want to learn some more. Are there any more like these?

Please, if you don't have an answer (i.e, giving a new code), then please don't answer. Last time I asked this question, the only answers I got were "no one uses those any more."