What law states that New York State needs to disclose information pertaining to a hearing?
Q. What law states that New York State needs to disclose information pertaining to a hearing? Or is it a federal law? And do I need a legal form to request disclosure? Thanks everyone.
Asked by Chopper - Mon Oct 1 17:07:44 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It's known as the Open Meetings Law. see:
Answered by David B - Mon Oct 1 22:13:25 2007

Has anyone noticed that when you try to answer any question pertaining to the IRS stimulus check?
Q. That you cannot answer it. Keep getting a code error 999, and Yahoo states its not their problem, but the users. Yahoo states anti-virus and spyware or my isp provider is the problem. Yet any other question can be answered, just not any question pertaining to the IRS. Jennifer, that what I said already, anyone can answer questions except those pertaining to the IRS.
Asked by swflsteelerfan - Sat May 10 18:22:23 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There is apparently some limit on the number of times the same link can be posted in a day - and every link to anywhere on the IRS website hits that limit real fast these days. Either put some error in the link and then explain it in the rest of your answer, or just leave out the link, and it'll work fine. I have reported this to the Answers people several days ago, but get a generic response and no fix.
Answered by Judy - Sat May 10 18:28:59 2008

Did anybody see that medical mysteries show a few months back pertaining to a false autism diagnosis?
Q. Did anybody see that medical mysteries show a few months back pertaining to a false autism diagnosis of a little girl? it had something to do with a little girl and her brother and the parents were told it was autism.But then the lady did research dn found that her daughter had the symptoms for some other rare disease that had to do with her neurons and not enough chemical signals. Anyways did anybody catch the name of that show or the name of the disorder?
Asked by roger w - Sun Dec 2 12:11:45 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I recall the story and believe I saw it on-line somewhere, although it's rather hazy in my mind. I think the child may have actually had a motor neuron disease. I'll check around to see if I can find the actual story. [Side-note re: Larry L. I know Larry from a few groups/message boards. He is convinced about the psychoanalytic-based theory of ASDs and has little understanding of those children actually dx'd ASD. He is a huge fan of psychoanalysis -- which is fine, but it colors his perceptions about all things autism. His responses will mostly always have a psychoanalytic foundation, which is not helpful (for the most part) in terms of current scientific understanding of ASDs.]
Answered by asdquackerysux - Tue Dec 4 16:43:05 2007