I prefer the mental health field but I will take any hospital job I can get in D.C. I'll be moving there on 1/20/08.
What is the best hospital to work for in Washington,D.C.?
Try Sibley Memorial Hospital if you are interested in mental health work. They mostly take the "easy" cases (for example, they try to avoid involuntary commitments). Sibley is in an upscale residential neighborhood on the border of Northwest DC and Montgomery County, and it is a clean, safe, "nice" place to work. Here is their Web link. http://www.sibley.org/
A larger hospital not far away that has a substantial number of mental health positions is Suburban Hospital in Montgomery County. They are the crisis center for the county with respect to mental health patients. That means, of course, that they get some of the more difficult patients, but it also means more jobs. Suburban also handles a lot of addiction cases. http://www.suburbanhospital.org/
Of course, DC's "official" mental hospital, St. Elizabeth's (universally called "St. E's") has the most jobs. But it also has the greatest turnover. It is located in a run-down part of town, it handles the toughest cases, and it is chronically underfunded. But if your definition of the "best" place to work means the place where you are most needed, St. E's would be for you. http://dmh.dc.gov/dmh/cwp/view,a,3,q,516...
And don't forget that the National Institute of Mental Health is located in the DC area (right across the street from Suburban Hospital, as it happens). They hire a lot of people, not just scientists. http://www.jobs.nih.gov/
Hope this helps. Good luck, and welcome to Washington!!
Reply:D.C. health care (esp emergency health care) stinks... I would suggest working in Baltimore at Johns Hopkins (see link below)
But you can also work for the department of mental health (link also below)
Reply:Sibley Memorial Hospital. Its top rated.
Monday, May 24, 2010
Long shot: Anyone need some real cheap A/C repair in Ft. Lauderdale? (See details, please?)?
My best buddy, Brian got layed off last month, and he's really hurting financially. He's a certified HVAC tech (heating and air conditioning). Until he's hired full-time again after this seasonal winter slump in FL - is there anyone who needs a good a/c guy with great skills to fix an a/c problem? You can easily email me, and I will put you in touch with him. (He had to give up his own email, cuz he's that broke due to this layoff.) He's actively seeking work, and needs to be with a larger firm, I think. He's already applied for 2 dozen other jobs, but times are tough here. He's got 15 yrs exp., own truck and tools, and a nice guy. This is a great chance to get a CHEAP a/c repair, install, or service for a failing unit. He's open to other job offers, too. And p.s., I'm OUT of noodles, so I can only deliver so many more casseroles to him, to keep him alive? :) Thanks in advance, -Jim
Long shot: Anyone need some real cheap A/C repair in Ft. Lauderdale? (See details, please?)?
I don't, but has he thought about getting into home inspection?
He could use his HVAC skills, it is similar but easier work, and there is demand most of the year.
Next year, it would seem that he would be in the same boat if he doesn't do something different because there will always be a winter.
Long shot: Anyone need some real cheap A/C repair in Ft. Lauderdale? (See details, please?)?
I don't, but has he thought about getting into home inspection?
He could use his HVAC skills, it is similar but easier work, and there is demand most of the year.
Next year, it would seem that he would be in the same boat if he doesn't do something different because there will always be a winter.
Advertising jobs?
I am still enrolled in college I have about another year left, I am getting a bachelor's degree in visual communications (graphic design, adveritising etc.)
I have had a very hard time with school and my grades have sucked up until now because I have all the time to study now so my grades will definately be A's and B's, not C's and D's. My question is, when I go to apply for jobs, they will know I have my bachelor's degree in Visual Communications..will my individual grades make an impact on if I get the position? will I show proof of diploma or actual transcripts?
Also, will it make a difference that they see the last year I had mostly all A's? I just am nervous about this..
Advertising jobs?
You should check out www.fhtmfreedom.com and position yourself in what is said to be the fastest growing Co. in history. If interested, my contact info is on site.
chrysanthemum
I have had a very hard time with school and my grades have sucked up until now because I have all the time to study now so my grades will definately be A's and B's, not C's and D's. My question is, when I go to apply for jobs, they will know I have my bachelor's degree in Visual Communications..will my individual grades make an impact on if I get the position? will I show proof of diploma or actual transcripts?
Also, will it make a difference that they see the last year I had mostly all A's? I just am nervous about this..
Advertising jobs?
You should check out www.fhtmfreedom.com and position yourself in what is said to be the fastest growing Co. in history. If interested, my contact info is on site.
chrysanthemum
Living/working in Washington D.C. area?
I'm considering moving to the D.C. area, or the Virginia or Maryland suburbs as well. I'm looking for a job that pays decently, and was impressed with all the job listings for that area in the Washington Post. (Jobs suck where I live outside Pittsburgh.) Anybody who lives there, works there, been there, offer any advice to me? Currently I live about 4 hours away, but the closest to D.C. that I've been is Annapolis. Any impressions of that area appreciated.
Living/working in Washington D.C. area?
this is home and i love it. you can get a good mix of country, cities, and suburbs, and beaches all within two hours of anything else. traffic sucks, but you learn to deal with it.
the world here is wierd, however theres some much to do, and see! you could def. make a lot of money here! I promise!
Reply:Washington DC is a great city to visit but living there is a different story. After New York and San Francisco, it is probably the most expensive city in the country (although Boston is comparable too). But it's an astronomically expensive city to live in. Crime rate is high as well in the city and some suburbs, although there are safer parts of the city as well. The federal government is obviously the major employer in the region. (Of course, lobbying firms and law firms that are based on the Federal gov't. are also plentiful). D.C. does have a lot to offer - the one thing I miss the most about living in DC is the Smithsonian (besides my family). Also a few universities. However, the people in DC are self-absorbed and not as friendly, the city doesn't have as many neighborhoods with local character as most cities, and contrary to popular belief, the restaurants are pretty dismal.
Reply:Depending on what you want to do, depends on where you should live. Commuting here can be a nightmare, so plan effectively! If you have been to Annapolis, you probably know it's a great town. Near the water, always busy, even in winter, and only about 40 mins from downtown DC.
If you are planning on working directly in DC, I would recommend either living in the city, or a close by city in VA, Arlington, or Alexandria. Your commute could still be 30 mins even on metro, but close enough to drive if you choose to as well.
Montgomery County, Silver Spring MD(downtown), is also only a short drive from DC, metro accessible. Fairfax County in VA, Springfield, Fairfax, Tysons Corner, all busy cities, and also metro accessible to DC.
Reply:I have many family members out there, and I spend about two weeks with them every summer. We also go there Thanksgiving week, so I love going around there.
Washington DC is awesome. There is a lot of crime in some areas, but if you go downtown, it is very safe. I never felt unsafe while there.
My family lives in Damascus, Maryland, which is a beautiful town about an hour north of DC. You can take the metro from shady grove, which is about a ten minute drive, and cut the trip down a bit. Damascus is the ideal place to raise a family.
Washington DC is very expensive, so look closely for some bargains.
Reply:Jump right in with both feet!
DC is a great city. But, you gotta' live here!
It will be a great experience - and fun, too!
If your expertise lies in any areas like administrative, clerical,
writing, editing, people managing, etc. -
Send your best resume to your Federal Congressman and Senator. Follow up with a phone call, and ask for other leads if necessary. Pay is good and what a cool place to work!
Instead of working some dull place, hoping to sightsee at the Capitol over the weekend -- why not work at the Capitol?
Or the Smithsonian, or the National Zoo?
And, rent a place, maybe right there on Capitol Hill, for 6 months or so, while you get to know the City. Rent is high! And, parking is even more expensive. We have tons of great neighborhoods all over the City.
Best to you.
Reply:You couldn't pay me enough to live in DC. I live close enough to get their news. The crime rate is staggering. I had a sister-n-law that used to live there and has now moved out of state, the one and only thing she said about living in DC was that it's nice to live somewhere else that you don't feel your going to be jumped every time you walk out the door. I don't know what the jobs are paying you or what area you want to work in, but I know she asked for a extra10,000 from her job, just for parking costs.
Although Virginia isn't that far away there are parts of Virginia that are expensive to live in as well ,,, but there is less crime and it's beautiful around the Alexandria area. Before choosing make sure to check out the real estate around where you would like to live.
Reply:Well I've lived and worked in the DC area all my life and I maintain that it's not as bad as people say. To start, the crime rate in DC has been falling for quite some time. I won't say it's one of the safest cities in the world, but I will say the crimes are not evenly distributed. Meaning, some specific areas have a serious crime problem. But much of DC is actually OK, and getting better. I would recommend Maryland or Virginia anyway because it's more affordable and easier to get around.
Recently there has been a strong gentrification movement in the DC area. It seems that $200k + condos are popping up everywhere. I myself was shocked when I wanted to move out of my roommate situation and into my own place. I don't make lots of money due to my return to school, and my only options were stay with my roomie or get ghetto "Section 8" housing. If you start looking for jobs, then make sure you keep an eye on housing prices as well. $37k a year before taxes can seem decent but if your rent is $1200 a month it's not so great. But, the job market IS pretty good in DC, partially due to the fact the Feds are based here.
I would come and visit. It's too hard to give you a feel for this city over the net. Spend a few weekends here in different areas and see how it suits you. That's the best recommendation I can make.
http://www.dcgentrification.com/
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/apa/
Reply:i hope i don't offend anybody, but if i were you, i wouldn't dream of living in northern va. i lived in alexandria for 3 years and worked in springfield. the people were rude, stuck up, and walked all over everyone to get their way. northern va is an "every man for himself" kind of place where people just don't care about their fellow man. however, i loved going into dc, drove in myself pretty often and found a higher tolerance for culture, friendlier people (granted, the high crime rate, and you don't want to just talk to anyone) and a more cosmopolitan crowd. if you're young and happy, northern va will bring you down. dc might, too, though.
dc is ok in terms of culture, but the surrounding areas suck. esp if you like to drive. it will take you 2 hours to drive 6 miles in nova, most times of the day. i've even driven in the city and i much prefer that to the burbs. good luck!
Living/working in Washington D.C. area?
this is home and i love it. you can get a good mix of country, cities, and suburbs, and beaches all within two hours of anything else. traffic sucks, but you learn to deal with it.
the world here is wierd, however theres some much to do, and see! you could def. make a lot of money here! I promise!
Reply:Washington DC is a great city to visit but living there is a different story. After New York and San Francisco, it is probably the most expensive city in the country (although Boston is comparable too). But it's an astronomically expensive city to live in. Crime rate is high as well in the city and some suburbs, although there are safer parts of the city as well. The federal government is obviously the major employer in the region. (Of course, lobbying firms and law firms that are based on the Federal gov't. are also plentiful). D.C. does have a lot to offer - the one thing I miss the most about living in DC is the Smithsonian (besides my family). Also a few universities. However, the people in DC are self-absorbed and not as friendly, the city doesn't have as many neighborhoods with local character as most cities, and contrary to popular belief, the restaurants are pretty dismal.
Reply:Depending on what you want to do, depends on where you should live. Commuting here can be a nightmare, so plan effectively! If you have been to Annapolis, you probably know it's a great town. Near the water, always busy, even in winter, and only about 40 mins from downtown DC.
If you are planning on working directly in DC, I would recommend either living in the city, or a close by city in VA, Arlington, or Alexandria. Your commute could still be 30 mins even on metro, but close enough to drive if you choose to as well.
Montgomery County, Silver Spring MD(downtown), is also only a short drive from DC, metro accessible. Fairfax County in VA, Springfield, Fairfax, Tysons Corner, all busy cities, and also metro accessible to DC.
Reply:I have many family members out there, and I spend about two weeks with them every summer. We also go there Thanksgiving week, so I love going around there.
Washington DC is awesome. There is a lot of crime in some areas, but if you go downtown, it is very safe. I never felt unsafe while there.
My family lives in Damascus, Maryland, which is a beautiful town about an hour north of DC. You can take the metro from shady grove, which is about a ten minute drive, and cut the trip down a bit. Damascus is the ideal place to raise a family.
Washington DC is very expensive, so look closely for some bargains.
Reply:Jump right in with both feet!
DC is a great city. But, you gotta' live here!
It will be a great experience - and fun, too!
If your expertise lies in any areas like administrative, clerical,
writing, editing, people managing, etc. -
Send your best resume to your Federal Congressman and Senator. Follow up with a phone call, and ask for other leads if necessary. Pay is good and what a cool place to work!
Instead of working some dull place, hoping to sightsee at the Capitol over the weekend -- why not work at the Capitol?
Or the Smithsonian, or the National Zoo?
And, rent a place, maybe right there on Capitol Hill, for 6 months or so, while you get to know the City. Rent is high! And, parking is even more expensive. We have tons of great neighborhoods all over the City.
Best to you.
Reply:You couldn't pay me enough to live in DC. I live close enough to get their news. The crime rate is staggering. I had a sister-n-law that used to live there and has now moved out of state, the one and only thing she said about living in DC was that it's nice to live somewhere else that you don't feel your going to be jumped every time you walk out the door. I don't know what the jobs are paying you or what area you want to work in, but I know she asked for a extra10,000 from her job, just for parking costs.
Although Virginia isn't that far away there are parts of Virginia that are expensive to live in as well ,,, but there is less crime and it's beautiful around the Alexandria area. Before choosing make sure to check out the real estate around where you would like to live.
Reply:Well I've lived and worked in the DC area all my life and I maintain that it's not as bad as people say. To start, the crime rate in DC has been falling for quite some time. I won't say it's one of the safest cities in the world, but I will say the crimes are not evenly distributed. Meaning, some specific areas have a serious crime problem. But much of DC is actually OK, and getting better. I would recommend Maryland or Virginia anyway because it's more affordable and easier to get around.
Recently there has been a strong gentrification movement in the DC area. It seems that $200k + condos are popping up everywhere. I myself was shocked when I wanted to move out of my roommate situation and into my own place. I don't make lots of money due to my return to school, and my only options were stay with my roomie or get ghetto "Section 8" housing. If you start looking for jobs, then make sure you keep an eye on housing prices as well. $37k a year before taxes can seem decent but if your rent is $1200 a month it's not so great. But, the job market IS pretty good in DC, partially due to the fact the Feds are based here.
I would come and visit. It's too hard to give you a feel for this city over the net. Spend a few weekends here in different areas and see how it suits you. That's the best recommendation I can make.
http://www.dcgentrification.com/
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/apa/
Reply:i hope i don't offend anybody, but if i were you, i wouldn't dream of living in northern va. i lived in alexandria for 3 years and worked in springfield. the people were rude, stuck up, and walked all over everyone to get their way. northern va is an "every man for himself" kind of place where people just don't care about their fellow man. however, i loved going into dc, drove in myself pretty often and found a higher tolerance for culture, friendlier people (granted, the high crime rate, and you don't want to just talk to anyone) and a more cosmopolitan crowd. if you're young and happy, northern va will bring you down. dc might, too, though.
dc is ok in terms of culture, but the surrounding areas suck. esp if you like to drive. it will take you 2 hours to drive 6 miles in nova, most times of the day. i've even driven in the city and i much prefer that to the burbs. good luck!
IF u r a millionaire...u would A)donate all to charity B)quit job,buy a beach house C)visit Eskimos D)buy cars
b, but i'd invest the rest so i could live off the interest and never have to work again... in which case i'd become a student for life
IF u r a millionaire...u would A)donate all to charity B)quit job,buy a beach house C)visit Eskimos D)buy cars
I can't choose out of those options.
I would be a H1 though.
Reply:d) well thats what i'll do
IF u r a millionaire...u would A)donate all to charity B)quit job,buy a beach house C)visit Eskimos D)buy cars
I can't choose out of those options.
I would be a H1 though.
Reply:d) well thats what i'll do
Help...!!!!!!adelaide-computer jobs?
HI,EVERYONE,I WILL BE VERY THANKFUL IF U PLZ SOMEHOW HELP ME IN PROVIDING SOME TYPE OF IMFORMATION
as i am going to apply S.I.R visa for adelaide,and i have done 4 yrs graduation in computers,then i am also M.C.S.E AND C.C..NA.
can u tell me is there any demand of netwrking in adelaide,can i gt the jobs in my this field...
Help...!!!!!!adelaide-computer jobs?
Try a search here: http://www.craigslist.org
as i am going to apply S.I.R visa for adelaide,and i have done 4 yrs graduation in computers,then i am also M.C.S.E AND C.C..NA.
can u tell me is there any demand of netwrking in adelaide,can i gt the jobs in my this field...
Help...!!!!!!adelaide-computer jobs?
Try a search here: http://www.craigslist.org
What to learn after learning fundamentals of C++?
I've decided to learn C++ as a hobby, and maybe a job will come out of it down the road. I'm trying to build myself a little road map of what to learn. After you learn the fundamentals of C++, what do you learn next? I've checked out some Windows Programming books, but most seem to be geared towards the C programmer?
I'd like to learn how to build small applications, and games. Can someone please suggest some books?
What to learn after learning fundamentals of C++?
First learn Datastructures. Classes are very important to proper C++ development, so learn it, and use it. There's something satisfying about being able to declare and object you've made and give it near English instructions.
I'd learn OpenGL and/or DirectX for game programming, there's alot of higher level math in them (many texts bog you down with proofs, which you may or may not want/need).
Then if you're going toward web, there's
HTML, JAVASCRIPT, PHP, SQL, JAVA, ASP, JSP
probably in that order.
Reply:select and learn your tools in c++...
learn opengl in c++ or directx in c++...
learn to develop using third party frameworks and integrating with other languages and formats..
you can work with c++...good show...now use it to branch out..
if you wanna get into hardcore gaming and stuff...study the long lost art of assembly programming..
windows and mac api's are geared towards c instead of c++ for backwards compatibility and standards...but you should have no problem working with them in c++...
Reply:After the basics, you would need to shift into Windows Programing. This is a lot more complex, but well be the meat of what you well use.
daffodil
I'd like to learn how to build small applications, and games. Can someone please suggest some books?
What to learn after learning fundamentals of C++?
First learn Datastructures. Classes are very important to proper C++ development, so learn it, and use it. There's something satisfying about being able to declare and object you've made and give it near English instructions.
I'd learn OpenGL and/or DirectX for game programming, there's alot of higher level math in them (many texts bog you down with proofs, which you may or may not want/need).
Then if you're going toward web, there's
HTML, JAVASCRIPT, PHP, SQL, JAVA, ASP, JSP
probably in that order.
Reply:select and learn your tools in c++...
learn opengl in c++ or directx in c++...
learn to develop using third party frameworks and integrating with other languages and formats..
you can work with c++...good show...now use it to branch out..
if you wanna get into hardcore gaming and stuff...study the long lost art of assembly programming..
windows and mac api's are geared towards c instead of c++ for backwards compatibility and standards...but you should have no problem working with them in c++...
Reply:After the basics, you would need to shift into Windows Programing. This is a lot more complex, but well be the meat of what you well use.
daffodil
Jobs without college?
hey, my name is mark and im in 9th grade. i am failing school(like 5 f's and 2 c's) and i hate school beacuse i feel that i am learning things that i will not use in life, such as math. alot of jobs do not require math. anyway, i was wondering what i should do i want a job that pays 50-60 thousand a year i know that might be high but anyway, does anyone know the average salary for some jobs or maybe where you work if oyu didnt go to college. its not that i dont want to go to college, just that i know that i cant because i dont have the motivation. and please, no bullshit answers like (go to college or you'll be ****** dont decide not to go you'll regret it) because i might go later in life
Jobs without college?
well I don't know of any jobs that pay about 50-60 thousand without college but you could ask around other places like construction companies or Iron workers they still might require a high school diploma or a college degree. but there is not much room for advancement without a college degree and if you don't want to go to college that is fine as well i guess. but to answer you question where you would use math in life is in school that you are going to that is part of life as well don't forget. your every decision is a domino and one will effect all the other one its called the domino effect they talk about it in government classes and economics classes. so just concentrate on school i know high school is an environment made from boredom just get involved in sports time will pass by a little faster and who know you might decide to go to college after all. also just concentrate on learning the material don't worry about why or when you'll use it cause who knows when you need to know then area of a triangle or what the value of x is if its equal to 5y and y is equal to 2.
Reply:No way will you be making 50-60 thousand dollars a year with no education after high school. NO WAY, period, unless your family has some good connections.
You don't have to go to a 4 year college, but you NEED some sort of skill or education after high school. Get used to it. Start looking into trade schools.
Reply:Given that you are only in 9th grade, it is a little early to decide what you can't do, but assuming you end up not going to college, there are some jobs out there you might consider, even if most of them need some training. Long distance truck drivers seem to make decent money, as do prison guards, and you don't have to go to college to do either. Auto mechanics are always in demand, and plumbers and electricians can do pretty well. While it is true that life is easier for those who go to college and most of them end up earning more than those who don't, there are professions for those who do not go to college. You just have to be purposeful about it, rather than drifting from meaningless job to job.
Reply:there are some 50K jobs but they aren't alwasy easy to find
Mostly it's 18K jobs unless you learn a skill.
How will you know if you are being cheated when they give you a 7% raise if you don't know your math?
Reply:check out the police academy. You get paid a decent amount and I believe you get insurance coverage.
Reply:Hi Mark, we all are put through things in school we think there may be no need for. Because you are taking algebra, it doesn't mean you'll end up sitting at a desk all day crunching numbers. The problem-solving skills you will learn in algebra will be helpful in geometry, which in turn will be helpful in calculus. It doesn't mean you'll be an accountant. The process provides you with the building blocks you need to get to the next level. Or, in the process you may discover you do like numbers and are good at it. Or you will know for sure you don't like it. If you don't think your high schools grades are good enough for a 4-year university, you can attend a community college after graduation and then go on to a 4-year university, or go to a trade or technical school. Next year, you should be meeting with your high school guidance counselor who can help you plan your next steps. The bottom line is there is a lot of competition out there within the university system and businesses are going to give the highest-paying jobs to those individuals who have the best grades and education. College isn't for everyone, but that doesn't mean you should give up on your studies. Please do the best you can now. Education at any level is a gift. Making the most of it will only benefit you in the long run.
Good luck.
Reply:I know a few people with Masters Degrees that barely make $50 thousand a year. And I no high school drop outs that make $500 thousand +. But no matter what you do, you need an education. You say you don't need math. In almost job I have had, i needed math. Maybe not calculus, but math. Algrebra comes in handy. Alot of things you will never use, but alot of them you will.
But frankly, if you have no motivation, you won't have much of a work ethic. Not to be rude, but you will lucky to keep a job flipping burgers unless you learn to do things we don't want to do because it's our job. Right now, school is your job. And you need to put your focus into it. You sound fairly intelligent, just lazy because you don't want to do it. That will be an even bigger problem then no college.
Reply:I think job you could do and don't need so experience is
http://www.googleadvertise.com they have a good members support and programs.
Reply:Hey, Mark. You and I are in the same boat. I'm 19 and just graduated high school in May as the valedictorian with a 3.93 unweighted GPA. I was also awarded a 75% Bright Futures Scholarship. So, I know that I'm sufficiently intelligent to get through college, and I've been attending a community college in my town for two semesters and a summer term so far, but it just doesn't seem like the path I should take. Right now, my major is set to business administration. I signed up for five classes this semester, four of which were completely online. Long story short, I ended up withdrawing from all four online classes and the teacher of my in-class course called me this afternoon and said that she withdrew me before I failed (very kind teacher). I just don't seem to be interested in any of the courses. I know it's not true, but I feel like I'm being pressured to go to college and do well because I did so well in grade school. College to me seems like a waste of time and money, especially when I've already paid well over $700 out of pocket for books, not including the gas it takes to get to school (it takes a good 25 minutes one way, and I drive an older Ford pickup). I would much rather learn a skill that I can use (such as welding, carpentry, fabrication, auto repair, etc.) since I know for a fact that I want to have my own automotive customization shop in the future. However, I don't want to just throw my scholarship away, but I'm likely to lose it anyway because of poor grades.
So, trust me, I know how you feel. It's hard to know since we can't see into the future. I know Bill Gates never went to college, and look where he ended up. Then again, Gates' situation is a one-in-a-million kind of opportunity. Not everyone can have a career like that. I've been researching what a person can do without a college degree, but I don't have in-depth information yet. I've always thought that, with God's help, a person can be successful without college, but skipping college, and even going later in life has it's own hardships. Either path a person chooses is going to be difficult, you just have to pick your choice and work at it diligently.
You seem to me like an intelligent person (at least you know how to spell; most people don't). I know that if you work hard, you will succeed. However, don't confuse the word "success" with the phrase "worry free." Either path, college or not, will be difficult. Just choose your path, hit the road, and run.
If I find more information, I'll post it up. Just know someone who has been where you are is having to make the same decision a few years down the road.
Jobs without college?
well I don't know of any jobs that pay about 50-60 thousand without college but you could ask around other places like construction companies or Iron workers they still might require a high school diploma or a college degree. but there is not much room for advancement without a college degree and if you don't want to go to college that is fine as well i guess. but to answer you question where you would use math in life is in school that you are going to that is part of life as well don't forget. your every decision is a domino and one will effect all the other one its called the domino effect they talk about it in government classes and economics classes. so just concentrate on school i know high school is an environment made from boredom just get involved in sports time will pass by a little faster and who know you might decide to go to college after all. also just concentrate on learning the material don't worry about why or when you'll use it cause who knows when you need to know then area of a triangle or what the value of x is if its equal to 5y and y is equal to 2.
Reply:No way will you be making 50-60 thousand dollars a year with no education after high school. NO WAY, period, unless your family has some good connections.
You don't have to go to a 4 year college, but you NEED some sort of skill or education after high school. Get used to it. Start looking into trade schools.
Reply:Given that you are only in 9th grade, it is a little early to decide what you can't do, but assuming you end up not going to college, there are some jobs out there you might consider, even if most of them need some training. Long distance truck drivers seem to make decent money, as do prison guards, and you don't have to go to college to do either. Auto mechanics are always in demand, and plumbers and electricians can do pretty well. While it is true that life is easier for those who go to college and most of them end up earning more than those who don't, there are professions for those who do not go to college. You just have to be purposeful about it, rather than drifting from meaningless job to job.
Reply:there are some 50K jobs but they aren't alwasy easy to find
Mostly it's 18K jobs unless you learn a skill.
How will you know if you are being cheated when they give you a 7% raise if you don't know your math?
Reply:check out the police academy. You get paid a decent amount and I believe you get insurance coverage.
Reply:Hi Mark, we all are put through things in school we think there may be no need for. Because you are taking algebra, it doesn't mean you'll end up sitting at a desk all day crunching numbers. The problem-solving skills you will learn in algebra will be helpful in geometry, which in turn will be helpful in calculus. It doesn't mean you'll be an accountant. The process provides you with the building blocks you need to get to the next level. Or, in the process you may discover you do like numbers and are good at it. Or you will know for sure you don't like it. If you don't think your high schools grades are good enough for a 4-year university, you can attend a community college after graduation and then go on to a 4-year university, or go to a trade or technical school. Next year, you should be meeting with your high school guidance counselor who can help you plan your next steps. The bottom line is there is a lot of competition out there within the university system and businesses are going to give the highest-paying jobs to those individuals who have the best grades and education. College isn't for everyone, but that doesn't mean you should give up on your studies. Please do the best you can now. Education at any level is a gift. Making the most of it will only benefit you in the long run.
Good luck.
Reply:I know a few people with Masters Degrees that barely make $50 thousand a year. And I no high school drop outs that make $500 thousand +. But no matter what you do, you need an education. You say you don't need math. In almost job I have had, i needed math. Maybe not calculus, but math. Algrebra comes in handy. Alot of things you will never use, but alot of them you will.
But frankly, if you have no motivation, you won't have much of a work ethic. Not to be rude, but you will lucky to keep a job flipping burgers unless you learn to do things we don't want to do because it's our job. Right now, school is your job. And you need to put your focus into it. You sound fairly intelligent, just lazy because you don't want to do it. That will be an even bigger problem then no college.
Reply:I think job you could do and don't need so experience is
http://www.googleadvertise.com they have a good members support and programs.
Reply:Hey, Mark. You and I are in the same boat. I'm 19 and just graduated high school in May as the valedictorian with a 3.93 unweighted GPA. I was also awarded a 75% Bright Futures Scholarship. So, I know that I'm sufficiently intelligent to get through college, and I've been attending a community college in my town for two semesters and a summer term so far, but it just doesn't seem like the path I should take. Right now, my major is set to business administration. I signed up for five classes this semester, four of which were completely online. Long story short, I ended up withdrawing from all four online classes and the teacher of my in-class course called me this afternoon and said that she withdrew me before I failed (very kind teacher). I just don't seem to be interested in any of the courses. I know it's not true, but I feel like I'm being pressured to go to college and do well because I did so well in grade school. College to me seems like a waste of time and money, especially when I've already paid well over $700 out of pocket for books, not including the gas it takes to get to school (it takes a good 25 minutes one way, and I drive an older Ford pickup). I would much rather learn a skill that I can use (such as welding, carpentry, fabrication, auto repair, etc.) since I know for a fact that I want to have my own automotive customization shop in the future. However, I don't want to just throw my scholarship away, but I'm likely to lose it anyway because of poor grades.
So, trust me, I know how you feel. It's hard to know since we can't see into the future. I know Bill Gates never went to college, and look where he ended up. Then again, Gates' situation is a one-in-a-million kind of opportunity. Not everyone can have a career like that. I've been researching what a person can do without a college degree, but I don't have in-depth information yet. I've always thought that, with God's help, a person can be successful without college, but skipping college, and even going later in life has it's own hardships. Either path a person chooses is going to be difficult, you just have to pick your choice and work at it diligently.
You seem to me like an intelligent person (at least you know how to spell; most people don't). I know that if you work hard, you will succeed. However, don't confuse the word "success" with the phrase "worry free." Either path, college or not, will be difficult. Just choose your path, hit the road, and run.
If I find more information, I'll post it up. Just know someone who has been where you are is having to make the same decision a few years down the road.
IF u r a millionaire...u would A)donate all to charity B)quit job,buy a beach house C)visit Eskimos D)buy cars
i will donate some but not all the money to charity bcs we dont know when will i be needing it
IF u r a millionaire...u would A)donate all to charity B)quit job,buy a beach house C)visit Eskimos D)buy cars
I would buy more options than you have provided.
Reply:None of the above!
Let's say i became a millionaire through my business:
I would still continue to engage in my business and focus on turning it into an empire! I will still continue to do my charity works (monetary) once a year, on my birthday!
Let's say i became A millionaire through lottery:
If i trully love my job then i will continue working and focus on becoming an great expert in that field! I would still lead a prudent life; so i will save the 1 million dollars in my bank. Upon my death, that million dollars plus other savings will be donated to UNICEF!
Reply:Once you've bought everything you've ever wanted, then what? Would you be happy, or just happier? A person can spend a million dollars quite easily, so to buy that beach house you'd have to keep that job. If you gave all to charity, you'd have to keep that job. As a matter of fact, you'd most probably have to keep some job to hold on to that million dollar nest egg for life. So, how much would your life really change? Possibly not that much, except when trying to find true friendship or true love. Who could you trust, are they there for you or your money? Funny, how life works, things we think will liberate us, often enslave us with more fear and worry.
Reply:A million dollars ain't much these days. I'd probably go do the beach house and then go find a different more fun job to work once I get all moved in.
Reply:I wouldn't want to donate it all to charity, then I'd have no money and would need charity myself! I would like to donate quite a bit though, and also buy the beach house :)
Reply:I pick A.
Reply:if i was a billionaire, I would mke sure i had enough to feed everyone... house everyone and make them happy with security and a future.
imagine
Reply:didnt even hav 2 think about that 1 definatly buy cars H2 Hummer
Reply:i would splurge te money on every singe syupid little dream and fantasy of mine!!!
Reply:buy a beach house...and donate someto charity...adopt a child!
Reply:I allready am and live in a mansion, have cars and a beach house, and play piano for funny.
Reply:I would invest it and if it multiplies, i will help the less fortunate to stand for their own.
Reply:d.) BUY CARS...
i love driving, and i always want red-Mercedes SLK-200, and Lamborghini gallardo
Reply:Why choose let's do all of them except a)just a little 4 charity.
Reply:b.
Reply:it may not be a lot to some people its plenty for me I would do it all
Reply:Totally B!!!!!
Is this really for homework help or is this ur real life problem? lol
Reply:Why B of course... compared to all the answers... I will never donate aaall to charity... but if I have to chose I chose B... althought If I were a millionare, I would build my dream job (a language school) and then I will donate a good percentage of my profits to students in the raise
IF u r a millionaire...u would A)donate all to charity B)quit job,buy a beach house C)visit Eskimos D)buy cars
I would buy more options than you have provided.
Reply:None of the above!
Let's say i became a millionaire through my business:
I would still continue to engage in my business and focus on turning it into an empire! I will still continue to do my charity works (monetary) once a year, on my birthday!
Let's say i became A millionaire through lottery:
If i trully love my job then i will continue working and focus on becoming an great expert in that field! I would still lead a prudent life; so i will save the 1 million dollars in my bank. Upon my death, that million dollars plus other savings will be donated to UNICEF!
Reply:Once you've bought everything you've ever wanted, then what? Would you be happy, or just happier? A person can spend a million dollars quite easily, so to buy that beach house you'd have to keep that job. If you gave all to charity, you'd have to keep that job. As a matter of fact, you'd most probably have to keep some job to hold on to that million dollar nest egg for life. So, how much would your life really change? Possibly not that much, except when trying to find true friendship or true love. Who could you trust, are they there for you or your money? Funny, how life works, things we think will liberate us, often enslave us with more fear and worry.
Reply:A million dollars ain't much these days. I'd probably go do the beach house and then go find a different more fun job to work once I get all moved in.
Reply:I wouldn't want to donate it all to charity, then I'd have no money and would need charity myself! I would like to donate quite a bit though, and also buy the beach house :)
Reply:I pick A.
Reply:if i was a billionaire, I would mke sure i had enough to feed everyone... house everyone and make them happy with security and a future.
imagine
Reply:didnt even hav 2 think about that 1 definatly buy cars H2 Hummer
Reply:i would splurge te money on every singe syupid little dream and fantasy of mine!!!
Reply:buy a beach house...and donate someto charity...adopt a child!
Reply:I allready am and live in a mansion, have cars and a beach house, and play piano for funny.
Reply:I would invest it and if it multiplies, i will help the less fortunate to stand for their own.
Reply:d.) BUY CARS...
i love driving, and i always want red-Mercedes SLK-200, and Lamborghini gallardo
Reply:Why choose let's do all of them except a)just a little 4 charity.
Reply:b.
Reply:it may not be a lot to some people its plenty for me I would do it all
Reply:Totally B!!!!!
Is this really for homework help or is this ur real life problem? lol
Reply:Why B of course... compared to all the answers... I will never donate aaall to charity... but if I have to chose I chose B... althought If I were a millionare, I would build my dream job (a language school) and then I will donate a good percentage of my profits to students in the raise
C&A School??
Another Q for me----- usually I don't ask this many in one day (2 that's a record for me!!) w/e ^^
Okay....... if everyone in C%26amp;A went to school together...... what job would they have or what clique would they be in??
ex: teachers, janitors, lunch people, preps, jocks, nerd, etc....... I think you get it :3
Anime Q: preppiest (sp??) anime character??
Try to make your answers appease my boredom...... jk xD
HAVE FUN PEOPLE!!! ^_^
C%26amp;A School??
Hmm.....I think we should make up our own cliques. We'll have the ninjas, soul reapers, alchemists, and whatever else you could think of (that's from an anime). Also if you like anime you're considered cool.
Oh, and we could learn jutsus, how to use a zanpaku-to, and stuff like that. Our uniforms could be us dressed up as anime characters.
Anime Q - I don't know. Maybe Ino.
Reply:Me, well, you know....
I would be a 'Double Personality Control Center' teacher because I FINALLY learned how to control my 'Inner Yori' at times of need~!
~ ^^ ~
Edit-
Oh, oh! NEW IDEA!!!
We can form a C%26amp;A Academy like in Naruto...
The ranks-
1. C%26amp;A student (just started knowing everyone)
2. Animin (know few things)
3. Chu_4_nin (random and know things)
4. Pockakashi (very random and know LOTTA things)
5. Jazkage (MASTA of C%26amp;A!)
I wonder what ranks everyone will be...
O.o
Edit-
Me, the principal?
O.O
*goes to la-la-lala-land....LA*
I must...MAKE THE LUNCH ALL RAMEN AND POCKY!!!
O.O
Reply:Okay Finally decided to answer this Q (Due to brainstorm at 11 last night ^^)
Principal: Heather W
Teachers: Blade's Destiny, Light's Kira, Mat, Jazmin, Eliminate!, and Naruto Uzumaki
Students:
DarthRaider - The kid who is alone... Due to the fact that he scares them away (Sorry Darth if you're reading this, but you're not very sociable)
Chu, Mizutoki and Lexdemon - The people in the class that ask a question like every minute (Caution: Can be extremely annoying)
I'm a Nut, Diedara, Akatsuki Artist-Kun, Tri_Edge, Stabby (aka You) - The delinquents who are often in detention due to ...acts of violence.
MiSsApril, Rumika, Fullmetal Chick, LoveNam, Solcrest, Isbelle, canine4evr, Shadow~Ninja, Anime Rose, Curious Person, Clumsy Girl, CryBo7and any other TC I haven't mentioned - The smart people of your class (The nice ones)
Dango - The girl who burts out laughing in the middle of class due to something that happened yesterday ^^
Is-Chan, Akamaru, Miyu-Chan, ♡Kawaii - ヴィジュアル/おしゃれ, Yori, iTachiThacker, Blank-kun, Arigato - Cool kids!♥
Sephirorth - The gamer who knows exactly how to pass this level and the cheats for that one.
ForeverME - The person who knows the wierdest yes coolest information you could ever find.
Light=Kira and the other guy that hates anime - The people EXCLUDED (SHUUNNN) from the group ^^
[Edit] Well, You're a smart delinquent! ^^
Reply:Awesome Question :]
I dont really know where I would be XD I hang out with everyone
Probably with the skaters/Boyish people XD
And sometimes with my anime peopleXD
and...I dont know, Too many %26gt;.%26lt;!!
Anime Q.
Sakura....Sometimes...hmm i dont really know?
Reply:ok squishy aka GAARAandDeidara would be my bff and kickass sister
TRI_EDGE would be my best friend and potential boyfriend lol
itachithacker hmmm he would just be himself i think
Itachi Nii-san would be my other kick@$$ sister
trademark neko would be my yaoi/elricest/uchihacest/sandcest obbesed best friend
umm kyuubi nine tailed fox would be the cool gay best friend
ikuyiasoznas would be the best friend who will make me go to jail lol
umm and would be my crazy brother whom i love so much
and we would all be in like the clique thats says there not a clique
kawaii chan(i know shes not in C%26amp;A) would be the laid back teacher who lets us do whatever we want
lexdemon would be the lunchlady (lol) okay lunchman who secretly gives us cookies
umm µ¡žüTOKI would be the janitor whos alittle out there
Toushiro's wifey!! would be the crazy teacher whos looking for a man!!
Shadow~Ninja the State Alchemist would be a crazy teacher
and you would be the teacher nobody likes ok not really
Animelover ~Yori~ got MAD SKILLZ hmm i see her being the principal
jazmin would be the crazy ninja teacher
umm for now thats all i can think of i will add more though hopefully
anime Q i think ino shes really preppy
i love the question btw
Reply:LOL! that would be like so freakin awesome!
we would all be like a gang.
I would be the class clown hehe ^_^
We should annoy all the teachers and make them quit the job so we can rule the school and eventually.........
dun dun dun.......
THE WORLD *dramatic music*
Muahahahaah XDD
hahahahahah
Reply:Okay... there would be different cliques, but we'd still all be pals..
I'd probably be a nerd... I weird people out too much.
Off the top of my head:
Heather would be the principal who forces us to watch anime almost all day
Syd would be the one who blows up the boiler and gets us out of school early on the NON ANIME days.
Be back! ^^
You, Syd, Pyro, Is-chan and other scary people would be the group in the corner, freaking everyone else out.
Me, Tally, Blade's Destiny Shana, AriGato, Shadow Ninja, Solcrest, Dango, and Yori would be the innocent group. ^_^
Darth would be some strange social outcast who doesn't associate with others, and when he does, he's really nice and surprises you.
Eliminate and Sephiroth would probably stay to themselves.
Something tells me Chu and Shadow Mist would be the "high up" people in our school. Blank-kun too. Also, Yamanaka.
Lexdemon would be the kid who is friends with EVERYBODY!
Chappy teh Rabbit would be a student teacher and teach us the Psychology of Anime!
Mizu would be the gossip king!
Forever Me would be the vice principal who undermines everything Heather does
Mat would be the kid who got himself held back so he could watch more anime.
Jazmin would be the top in the school! Light's Kira would be up there too!^^
Missapril would be a kid who starts a lot of fundraisers... (selling characters, XD)
Anime Rose would be the kid petitioning for more shojo anime.
itachithacker would be the quiet serious kid.
animegirlfan60 would be the girl who seems quiet at first, but really isn't.
dragonmutant would be the kid who seems very philosophical.
That took forever!
We are innocent. *straight face*
I think I got a lot of people on there! *falls over*
BLAME IT ON ME? OH NO MISSY. What do you mean, put up? IN THE PICTURES?!
What? HE THREW A STAR AND RAN! SAVAGE!!!!!! *pulls out torches and pitchsporks*
SEE? HEATHER IS THE BEST PRINCIPAL EVER!!!!!!!
Reply:C%26amp;A School...
No cliques, because all of us love the same thing - anime and manga! There will be school societies, though, like the Yaoi Manga Club or the Philosophy in Anime Society lol.
Jobs - in accordance to the anime/manga that the student was an all-time fan of; if she's a Naruto fan all throughout her life, then it can be certain that she'll grow up into a highly-ranked ninja. As for me, I'll become the first Hokage who's skilled in Alchemy and wields a zanpakuto as a primal weapon lmao....
Anime A: ...err, none that I could think of right now...
Reply:I think that would be fun, going to school with all my Contacts! Wouldn't get much studying done (unless it's for an anime class), but I would enjoy seeing you all every day. I apologize, but I do not know everyone that well to know who would be best at what. I just wanted mainly to say that it would be fun to be in school with all of you.
Reply:Lol I'd prolly be a nerd... people tend to think I'm a scary weirdo XD
Dont know where they got that idea from *whistles*
Hmm...
Lexdemon would be a lunch person cuz he feeds us cookies!
Heather is prolly the principle
Mizutoki would prolly be really popular lol
Forever me is the assistant principle or whatever
Fullmetal_chick is the janitor... JK JK don't torch me!
*Thinking of more*
*edit:
Lol! Heheh.. I like Isabelle's ideas XD
Reply:I'd be a nerd
preppiest anime character-probably Ino
Reply:i'm the principal ...ok school is out for the day as your homework the whole school must go home and watch 5 episodes of naruto and 5 episodes of death note and 5 episodes at random..classes dismissed !!!!....god i love my job!!!!
edit= all teachers are allowed free anime reign so you may watch 10 episodes of any ONE series...you're choice
Reply:i would be the sexy school nurse... lol i'll help out all the hot high school guys that have aches and pains... but with sexyness comes being a little twisted so if you're hurt and you're a girl dont bother comming!!!! lol and if i was a student unfortunatly i think i would be with the prepy kids... i kinda look like a walking babie doll so i dont think the goth kids would like me :( but i dont want to be stuck up either... can't we just all be friends and not have any clicks?
Reply:Everyone who likes anime and manga would proably be in our own little cool clique because we all pretty much have similar interests when it comes to that department! I have no clue what kind of person I would be though I mean I don't consider myself a prep or a lunch kind of person! People can put me into whatever category they want! :-P
Anime Q: Ino Yamanaka from Naruto. I just see her as someone who takes like 2 hours to put her make-up on and get dressed and stuff.
Reply:i would be in the itachi lovers clique....as for your anime q it would be mami honda from super GALs
Reply:HEY!!!
so Solcrest is not INNONCENT anymore is that what you're trying to say???
%26lt;it says right here that i am "Innoncent" !
and YES Yori, you are supposed to teach me how to control my inner self so i won't turn up killing everyone in C%26amp;A...
Stabby i think you should teach in the "Stabbing Department"
OR
you could be the person who never smiles and holds the pointy stick used for stabbing bad students!
Reply:C%26amp;A as in an anime?? Make it clear
Reply:we'd all start and then be in the "cool" people's clique! XD.Because anime is so cool.(in school im more of a nerd,idk why...umm OMG Sasuke is soo cool!!!!!i still dont know why people think im an anime nerd)
preppiest anime character,ummm,lets see,idk.
Okay....... if everyone in C%26amp;A went to school together...... what job would they have or what clique would they be in??
ex: teachers, janitors, lunch people, preps, jocks, nerd, etc....... I think you get it :3
Anime Q: preppiest (sp??) anime character??
Try to make your answers appease my boredom...... jk xD
HAVE FUN PEOPLE!!! ^_^
C%26amp;A School??
Hmm.....I think we should make up our own cliques. We'll have the ninjas, soul reapers, alchemists, and whatever else you could think of (that's from an anime). Also if you like anime you're considered cool.
Oh, and we could learn jutsus, how to use a zanpaku-to, and stuff like that. Our uniforms could be us dressed up as anime characters.
Anime Q - I don't know. Maybe Ino.
Reply:Me, well, you know....
I would be a 'Double Personality Control Center' teacher because I FINALLY learned how to control my 'Inner Yori' at times of need~!
~ ^^ ~
Edit-
Oh, oh! NEW IDEA!!!
We can form a C%26amp;A Academy like in Naruto...
The ranks-
1. C%26amp;A student (just started knowing everyone)
2. Animin (know few things)
3. Chu_4_nin (random and know things)
4. Pockakashi (very random and know LOTTA things)
5. Jazkage (MASTA of C%26amp;A!)
I wonder what ranks everyone will be...
O.o
Edit-
Me, the principal?
O.O
*goes to la-la-lala-land....LA*
I must...MAKE THE LUNCH ALL RAMEN AND POCKY!!!
O.O
Reply:Okay Finally decided to answer this Q (Due to brainstorm at 11 last night ^^)
Principal: Heather W
Teachers: Blade's Destiny, Light's Kira, Mat, Jazmin, Eliminate!, and Naruto Uzumaki
Students:
DarthRaider - The kid who is alone... Due to the fact that he scares them away (Sorry Darth if you're reading this, but you're not very sociable)
Chu, Mizutoki and Lexdemon - The people in the class that ask a question like every minute (Caution: Can be extremely annoying)
I'm a Nut, Diedara, Akatsuki Artist-Kun, Tri_Edge, Stabby (aka You) - The delinquents who are often in detention due to ...acts of violence.
MiSsApril, Rumika, Fullmetal Chick, LoveNam, Solcrest, Isbelle, canine4evr, Shadow~Ninja, Anime Rose, Curious Person, Clumsy Girl, CryBo7and any other TC I haven't mentioned - The smart people of your class (The nice ones)
Dango - The girl who burts out laughing in the middle of class due to something that happened yesterday ^^
Is-Chan, Akamaru, Miyu-Chan, ♡Kawaii - ヴィジュアル/おしゃれ, Yori, iTachiThacker, Blank-kun, Arigato - Cool kids!♥
Sephirorth - The gamer who knows exactly how to pass this level and the cheats for that one.
ForeverME - The person who knows the wierdest yes coolest information you could ever find.
Light=Kira and the other guy that hates anime - The people EXCLUDED (SHUUNNN) from the group ^^
[Edit] Well, You're a smart delinquent! ^^
Reply:Awesome Question :]
I dont really know where I would be XD I hang out with everyone
Probably with the skaters/Boyish people XD
And sometimes with my anime peopleXD
and...I dont know, Too many %26gt;.%26lt;!!
Anime Q.
Sakura....Sometimes...hmm i dont really know?
Reply:ok squishy aka GAARAandDeidara would be my bff and kickass sister
TRI_EDGE would be my best friend and potential boyfriend lol
itachithacker hmmm he would just be himself i think
Itachi Nii-san would be my other kick@$$ sister
trademark neko would be my yaoi/elricest/uchihacest/sandcest obbesed best friend
umm kyuubi nine tailed fox would be the cool gay best friend
ikuyiasoznas would be the best friend who will make me go to jail lol
umm and would be my crazy brother whom i love so much
and we would all be in like the clique thats says there not a clique
kawaii chan(i know shes not in C%26amp;A) would be the laid back teacher who lets us do whatever we want
lexdemon would be the lunchlady (lol) okay lunchman who secretly gives us cookies
umm µ¡žüTOKI would be the janitor whos alittle out there
Toushiro's wifey!! would be the crazy teacher whos looking for a man!!
Shadow~Ninja the State Alchemist would be a crazy teacher
and you would be the teacher nobody likes ok not really
Animelover ~Yori~ got MAD SKILLZ hmm i see her being the principal
jazmin would be the crazy ninja teacher
umm for now thats all i can think of i will add more though hopefully
anime Q i think ino shes really preppy
i love the question btw
Reply:LOL! that would be like so freakin awesome!
we would all be like a gang.
I would be the class clown hehe ^_^
We should annoy all the teachers and make them quit the job so we can rule the school and eventually.........
dun dun dun.......
THE WORLD *dramatic music*
Muahahahaah XDD
hahahahahah
Reply:Okay... there would be different cliques, but we'd still all be pals..
I'd probably be a nerd... I weird people out too much.
Off the top of my head:
Heather would be the principal who forces us to watch anime almost all day
Syd would be the one who blows up the boiler and gets us out of school early on the NON ANIME days.
Be back! ^^
You, Syd, Pyro, Is-chan and other scary people would be the group in the corner, freaking everyone else out.
Me, Tally, Blade's Destiny Shana, AriGato, Shadow Ninja, Solcrest, Dango, and Yori would be the innocent group. ^_^
Darth would be some strange social outcast who doesn't associate with others, and when he does, he's really nice and surprises you.
Eliminate and Sephiroth would probably stay to themselves.
Something tells me Chu and Shadow Mist would be the "high up" people in our school. Blank-kun too. Also, Yamanaka.
Lexdemon would be the kid who is friends with EVERYBODY!
Chappy teh Rabbit would be a student teacher and teach us the Psychology of Anime!
Mizu would be the gossip king!
Forever Me would be the vice principal who undermines everything Heather does
Mat would be the kid who got himself held back so he could watch more anime.
Jazmin would be the top in the school! Light's Kira would be up there too!^^
Missapril would be a kid who starts a lot of fundraisers... (selling characters, XD)
Anime Rose would be the kid petitioning for more shojo anime.
itachithacker would be the quiet serious kid.
animegirlfan60 would be the girl who seems quiet at first, but really isn't.
dragonmutant would be the kid who seems very philosophical.
That took forever!
We are innocent. *straight face*
I think I got a lot of people on there! *falls over*
BLAME IT ON ME? OH NO MISSY. What do you mean, put up? IN THE PICTURES?!
What? HE THREW A STAR AND RAN! SAVAGE!!!!!! *pulls out torches and pitchsporks*
SEE? HEATHER IS THE BEST PRINCIPAL EVER!!!!!!!
Reply:C%26amp;A School...
No cliques, because all of us love the same thing - anime and manga! There will be school societies, though, like the Yaoi Manga Club or the Philosophy in Anime Society lol.
Jobs - in accordance to the anime/manga that the student was an all-time fan of; if she's a Naruto fan all throughout her life, then it can be certain that she'll grow up into a highly-ranked ninja. As for me, I'll become the first Hokage who's skilled in Alchemy and wields a zanpakuto as a primal weapon lmao....
Anime A: ...err, none that I could think of right now...
Reply:I think that would be fun, going to school with all my Contacts! Wouldn't get much studying done (unless it's for an anime class), but I would enjoy seeing you all every day. I apologize, but I do not know everyone that well to know who would be best at what. I just wanted mainly to say that it would be fun to be in school with all of you.
Reply:Lol I'd prolly be a nerd... people tend to think I'm a scary weirdo XD
Dont know where they got that idea from *whistles*
Hmm...
Lexdemon would be a lunch person cuz he feeds us cookies!
Heather is prolly the principle
Mizutoki would prolly be really popular lol
Forever me is the assistant principle or whatever
Fullmetal_chick is the janitor... JK JK don't torch me!
*Thinking of more*
*edit:
Lol! Heheh.. I like Isabelle's ideas XD
Reply:I'd be a nerd
preppiest anime character-probably Ino
Reply:i'm the principal ...ok school is out for the day as your homework the whole school must go home and watch 5 episodes of naruto and 5 episodes of death note and 5 episodes at random..classes dismissed !!!!....god i love my job!!!!
edit= all teachers are allowed free anime reign so you may watch 10 episodes of any ONE series...you're choice
Reply:i would be the sexy school nurse... lol i'll help out all the hot high school guys that have aches and pains... but with sexyness comes being a little twisted so if you're hurt and you're a girl dont bother comming!!!! lol and if i was a student unfortunatly i think i would be with the prepy kids... i kinda look like a walking babie doll so i dont think the goth kids would like me :( but i dont want to be stuck up either... can't we just all be friends and not have any clicks?
Reply:Everyone who likes anime and manga would proably be in our own little cool clique because we all pretty much have similar interests when it comes to that department! I have no clue what kind of person I would be though I mean I don't consider myself a prep or a lunch kind of person! People can put me into whatever category they want! :-P
Anime Q: Ino Yamanaka from Naruto. I just see her as someone who takes like 2 hours to put her make-up on and get dressed and stuff.
Reply:i would be in the itachi lovers clique....as for your anime q it would be mami honda from super GALs
Reply:HEY!!!
so Solcrest is not INNONCENT anymore is that what you're trying to say???
%26lt;it says right here that i am "Innoncent" !
and YES Yori, you are supposed to teach me how to control my inner self so i won't turn up killing everyone in C%26amp;A...
Stabby i think you should teach in the "Stabbing Department"
OR
you could be the person who never smiles and holds the pointy stick used for stabbing bad students!
Reply:C%26amp;A as in an anime?? Make it clear
Reply:we'd all start and then be in the "cool" people's clique! XD.Because anime is so cool.(in school im more of a nerd,idk why...umm OMG Sasuke is soo cool!!!!!i still dont know why people think im an anime nerd)
preppiest anime character,ummm,lets see,idk.
On downside of canadian working in mens jobs during www2 was that?!?
a) they were not allowed to do meaningful production jobs.
b) the government did not help them look after their children
c) they paid more taxes than men
d) it was expected that they would give up their jobs when the war was over.
On downside of canadian working in mens jobs during www2 was that?!?
With over a million Canadians serving in the Armed Forces during the war, enormous new employment opportunities appeared for women in workplaces previously unknown to them. To encourage women to work in factories, machine shops, and other heavy industries, the Canadian government offered free child-care and tax breaks.
The answer is D.
Reply:Are you saying that Canadians aren´t men?
Reply:The answer is "D"
hyacinth
b) the government did not help them look after their children
c) they paid more taxes than men
d) it was expected that they would give up their jobs when the war was over.
On downside of canadian working in mens jobs during www2 was that?!?
With over a million Canadians serving in the Armed Forces during the war, enormous new employment opportunities appeared for women in workplaces previously unknown to them. To encourage women to work in factories, machine shops, and other heavy industries, the Canadian government offered free child-care and tax breaks.
The answer is D.
Reply:Are you saying that Canadians aren´t men?
Reply:The answer is "D"
hyacinth
How bad do gaps look like for part time jobs?
so i'm a college student and i'm not looking to go into a major career anytime soon. i've worked 2 part time jobs in the past. i want to work this summer part time at a coffee shop. the thing is i know it's good i've had experience with jobs in the past, but the 2 jobs i've had, if i put them down on my application, there would appear to be a big gap in working. for example, my most recent job lasted 12/05-9/06. my job before that was 7/04-8/04. the reason i left was honestly school, i didnt want to work during school b/c my education is important. does this big gap necessarily look bad? if i have an interview later on, if they ask why the big gap, is it a bad answer to say "my education is important to me." does it make me look bad b/c i could leave anytime because school is more important than work or will they admire my honesty? btw if it affects your opinion on this, these past jobs are part time jobs like clothing stores, it's not like a major career i'm talking here. thanks
How bad do gaps look like for part time jobs?
The typical HR director won't worry about gaps for jobs that aren't career oriented. Gaps are only important when you are trying to get a job in a career field that you've been employed before.
Reply:You'll be fine especially since you are a college student. It is actually expected to see some gaps due to the academic workload if you are a full time student.
Reply:gaps are okay if you are in college, it is not okay looking when trying for a full time job
Reply:Gaps really don't count for much for part-time jobs. Especially when you are going to school. And they usually like people who care about education. Should not be a problem.
How bad do gaps look like for part time jobs?
The typical HR director won't worry about gaps for jobs that aren't career oriented. Gaps are only important when you are trying to get a job in a career field that you've been employed before.
Reply:You'll be fine especially since you are a college student. It is actually expected to see some gaps due to the academic workload if you are a full time student.
Reply:gaps are okay if you are in college, it is not okay looking when trying for a full time job
Reply:Gaps really don't count for much for part-time jobs. Especially when you are going to school. And they usually like people who care about education. Should not be a problem.
I am an B.C.A graduate and want a job?
Apply to a company you would be interested in working for.
I am an B.C.A graduate and want a job?
if u have scored more than 60% apply here on line
http://www.ieg.gov.in/graduatejobs/
all the best
Reply:send ur resume in different company n log in to naukri.com ,times n search google.
I am an B.C.A graduate and want a job?
if u have scored more than 60% apply here on line
http://www.ieg.gov.in/graduatejobs/
all the best
Reply:send ur resume in different company n log in to naukri.com ,times n search google.
Drivers wanted with class c licnese?
im looking for a driving job that only requires a class c license
Drivers wanted with class c licnese?
Pizza delivery?
Reply:Class C - drive a city bus... drive a Greyhound bus... drive a coach/tour bus...
Reply:Anything in the job section of your local newspaper will work.
Drivers wanted with class c licnese?
Pizza delivery?
Reply:Class C - drive a city bus... drive a Greyhound bus... drive a coach/tour bus...
Reply:Anything in the job section of your local newspaper will work.
Is it fair for someone to have a better quality of life and make $$ b/c of the intelligence they're born with?
This is a philosophical question I keep asking myself. Say, for example, one person is born with a mathematical brain and will get a high paying job as a geologist or mechanical engineer. Another person is born with a creative brain. This is person is an excellent writer and artist, but b/c of the way many modern societies work, this person's job outlook will be limited to lower paying jobs since few ppl can make it as famous authors, artists, and musicians. The two people are equal in gender, personality, upbringing, religion, motivation, health, energy etc. the only factor is their intelligence. One is at the far "left" of the intelligence spectrum, and the other is at the far "right" (ie, right brain vs. left brain). Do you think it's fair? Have you ever wondered about this? Let me know your thoughts.
Is it fair for someone to have a better quality of life and make $$ b/c of the intelligence they're born with?
life isnt fair kid get used to it i work with computer programmers ex marines and herion addicts at the same time we all work in steel mill most of these guys didnt even graduate high school but make 50 k a year cuz we do dangerous work %26lt; 3 people died so far this year %26gt; the musician and writers ned to be poor it feeds the mental and gives them something to write about and the mechanical engineer cant really creat anything he wishes he couldve been the rock star his life will never fall or stumble his kids will end up as junkies because he spoiled them and didnt make them work and guess whos kids will be the next engineer the poor musicians because they were poor and had to work to acheive everything life is kiida equal but it wont apply to you it wil apply to the next generation the brain power thing is all about how you grew up not about the actual abilities thier brain arent even formed to think till they are 1 or 2 your not born a certain way everything is lerned and no kid is raised the same hell me and my siblings are light years apart im some blue collar worker wuith 3 kids at 25 them they havent even kissed a girl at 18 my sister goes to europe twice a year there is no good mold for anything life is what it is have fun and work hard and see where u end up thats really what its about
Reply:Well, consider it from the other end. You are paying two people. One is a creative sort and one is a scientific sort. If the scientific person can do work that makes you lots of money then you would want to keep that person. Paying him/her more makes sense. The same would also apply to the creative person but lets say that of the two the scientific person makes the most money for you. It makes sense that the scientific person should make more money. If the situation were reversed then it should also be true.
Another situation to look at: the NFL. You have various types of people working in the NFL. You have scientific people who are doing work such as medicine or even research. You have creative people such as the people in advertising. You also have the people who are gifted with the physical ability to play the game of football. And they are gifted well. These players are the ones actually making the money for the teams. A team that had horrible players but great intellectual and creative people would probably not make much money. A team that had great players but horrible intelliectual and creative people would probably still make money. Those players are the money makers for the operation and should be paid more.
Reply:Yes it is fair because there are fewer mathematical people then artistic people. Art looks, sounds, and feels nice but it does not improve our technology in any way. Society gets the better end of the deal with a mechanical engineer than they do with a singer.
Reply:Actually, I don't think that's necessarily true. I've gotten a lot of promotions, without a college education and no experience simply because I use common sense and have a great work ethic. (Usually - today I happen to be answering questions on YA). I think that people who show enthusiasm can learn the tasks they need to in order to become very successful. I was actually given a VP position at a major corporation with just a high school diploma. All of this is because I've learned how to channel my creative nature towards jobs that are not traditionally considered creative. Of course, I'm not really less intelligent than others, just educated differently.
Reply:It's not just fair; it's necessary for the progress of the species. People of extraordinary talents -- whether mental, physical, psychological -- need to be permitted to exploit those talents to raise the living standards of the rest of us.
You don't need to read Ayn Rand to get this. You can just watch "The Incredibles."
Reply:I think this is where the saying "Life's not fair" applies pretty well. Besides, no one's going to be exactly the same except for intelligence...the smartest person in the world could choose to do absolutely nothing with his/her life.
poppy
Is it fair for someone to have a better quality of life and make $$ b/c of the intelligence they're born with?
life isnt fair kid get used to it i work with computer programmers ex marines and herion addicts at the same time we all work in steel mill most of these guys didnt even graduate high school but make 50 k a year cuz we do dangerous work %26lt; 3 people died so far this year %26gt; the musician and writers ned to be poor it feeds the mental and gives them something to write about and the mechanical engineer cant really creat anything he wishes he couldve been the rock star his life will never fall or stumble his kids will end up as junkies because he spoiled them and didnt make them work and guess whos kids will be the next engineer the poor musicians because they were poor and had to work to acheive everything life is kiida equal but it wont apply to you it wil apply to the next generation the brain power thing is all about how you grew up not about the actual abilities thier brain arent even formed to think till they are 1 or 2 your not born a certain way everything is lerned and no kid is raised the same hell me and my siblings are light years apart im some blue collar worker wuith 3 kids at 25 them they havent even kissed a girl at 18 my sister goes to europe twice a year there is no good mold for anything life is what it is have fun and work hard and see where u end up thats really what its about
Reply:Well, consider it from the other end. You are paying two people. One is a creative sort and one is a scientific sort. If the scientific person can do work that makes you lots of money then you would want to keep that person. Paying him/her more makes sense. The same would also apply to the creative person but lets say that of the two the scientific person makes the most money for you. It makes sense that the scientific person should make more money. If the situation were reversed then it should also be true.
Another situation to look at: the NFL. You have various types of people working in the NFL. You have scientific people who are doing work such as medicine or even research. You have creative people such as the people in advertising. You also have the people who are gifted with the physical ability to play the game of football. And they are gifted well. These players are the ones actually making the money for the teams. A team that had horrible players but great intellectual and creative people would probably not make much money. A team that had great players but horrible intelliectual and creative people would probably still make money. Those players are the money makers for the operation and should be paid more.
Reply:Yes it is fair because there are fewer mathematical people then artistic people. Art looks, sounds, and feels nice but it does not improve our technology in any way. Society gets the better end of the deal with a mechanical engineer than they do with a singer.
Reply:Actually, I don't think that's necessarily true. I've gotten a lot of promotions, without a college education and no experience simply because I use common sense and have a great work ethic. (Usually - today I happen to be answering questions on YA). I think that people who show enthusiasm can learn the tasks they need to in order to become very successful. I was actually given a VP position at a major corporation with just a high school diploma. All of this is because I've learned how to channel my creative nature towards jobs that are not traditionally considered creative. Of course, I'm not really less intelligent than others, just educated differently.
Reply:It's not just fair; it's necessary for the progress of the species. People of extraordinary talents -- whether mental, physical, psychological -- need to be permitted to exploit those talents to raise the living standards of the rest of us.
You don't need to read Ayn Rand to get this. You can just watch "The Incredibles."
Reply:I think this is where the saying "Life's not fair" applies pretty well. Besides, no one's going to be exactly the same except for intelligence...the smartest person in the world could choose to do absolutely nothing with his/her life.
poppy
The BLS survey includes about 110 million workers. If about 3 million of these workers lose their jobs each?
month,what percentage of all jobs is lost every month?
A. 3%
B. 5%
C. 7%
D. 1%
E. 2%
The BLS survey includes about 110 million workers. If about 3 million of these workers lose their jobs each?
A
A. 3%
B. 5%
C. 7%
D. 1%
E. 2%
The BLS survey includes about 110 million workers. If about 3 million of these workers lose their jobs each?
A
Clueless. older man needs a class C CDL license. what and where should he begin. to much info on web.?
I don't know anything about CDL license.He has a great job if he gets his class c. When I look it up on the pc..it is to much info. They say class c is not hard to get..here is the catch...he can not read. I will have to help with everything. He has been driving this type of truck on the farm for years. Now it is going to be across states. Please help !
Clueless. older man needs a class C CDL license. what and where should he begin. to much info on web.?
The catch is the can't read statement. You can help him study. You can even help him fill out the proper forms. The problem is, he must take the test by himself, and that takes some serious reading. You might try to see if the DMV will allow you to function as a "translator."
I anticipate some difficulty because your friend will be expected to read signs while driving. Many are simple and should be easy for him to recognize, such as "stop," "yield," "one way" and such. Others will be more difficult to deal with such as "Through traffic merge left," or "Road closed for construction, take rte 95 between 8pm and 6am."
Don't forget, his license means he will be responsible to keep up with changes in the law, and that could mean more reading later. An officer, or a judge will not accept his inability to read as an excuse.
You will do him a greater favor if you can convince him to take some adult education reading classes. He can use your help, there, and the knowledge will be more valuable. He can earn his license and be able to participate in many more activities.
Reply:start at the company that he works for or go to your local dmv/motor vehicle. they will tell you exactly what to do and where to go and take it. you can also look it up on the internet...just go to a local search engine like google.com and type in the state that you are from and dmv after it. that should work....if it doesnt hit me back and ill try to help you further
Reply:CDL means "Commercial Driver's License". Go or call the local driver's license office. They will explain to you what needs to be done in your state to get a Class C CDL. The person wanting the license will have to take and pass a written test and a driving test to prove they are capable of handling that type of equipment.
Reply:instead of learning how to get the license may be he should learn to read.there are classes that teach adults to read you could look that up on the web.you could call and check with the DMV about the license.
Reply:The best place to get info about obtaining a class C license is your local DMV. You can look them up in your yellow pages. Good luck to both of you.
Clueless. older man needs a class C CDL license. what and where should he begin. to much info on web.?
The catch is the can't read statement. You can help him study. You can even help him fill out the proper forms. The problem is, he must take the test by himself, and that takes some serious reading. You might try to see if the DMV will allow you to function as a "translator."
I anticipate some difficulty because your friend will be expected to read signs while driving. Many are simple and should be easy for him to recognize, such as "stop," "yield," "one way" and such. Others will be more difficult to deal with such as "Through traffic merge left," or "Road closed for construction, take rte 95 between 8pm and 6am."
Don't forget, his license means he will be responsible to keep up with changes in the law, and that could mean more reading later. An officer, or a judge will not accept his inability to read as an excuse.
You will do him a greater favor if you can convince him to take some adult education reading classes. He can use your help, there, and the knowledge will be more valuable. He can earn his license and be able to participate in many more activities.
Reply:start at the company that he works for or go to your local dmv/motor vehicle. they will tell you exactly what to do and where to go and take it. you can also look it up on the internet...just go to a local search engine like google.com and type in the state that you are from and dmv after it. that should work....if it doesnt hit me back and ill try to help you further
Reply:CDL means "Commercial Driver's License". Go or call the local driver's license office. They will explain to you what needs to be done in your state to get a Class C CDL. The person wanting the license will have to take and pass a written test and a driving test to prove they are capable of handling that type of equipment.
Reply:instead of learning how to get the license may be he should learn to read.there are classes that teach adults to read you could look that up on the web.you could call and check with the DMV about the license.
Reply:The best place to get info about obtaining a class C license is your local DMV. You can look them up in your yellow pages. Good luck to both of you.
Why do some people use " c/o " when mailing/receiving a package?
I see it sometimes at my job, that a person will have " c/o Company Name", and then they have their name above it. Doesn't it all get delivered to the same place regardless of putting " c/o " on there?
Why do some people use " c/o " when mailing/receiving a package?
It's just something to help the post office know it wasn't mis-addressed. Plus it lets the person who receives the mail know it's not for the company in general but specifically for that person.
Reply:c/o means "care of." It just makes the delivery a bit clearer for everyone, as the address is for the company, not the individual person. People use this a lot when mailing something to someone who is staying at a hotel.
Reply:care of
Reply:c/o stands for 'care of'. so if ur an employee of a company ABC, theyll write Ms... 'Care of' ABC company, to indicate that it is to an employee of this company.
Reply:c/o means "In care of". This is sometimes put on personal packages sent to business addresses. Other times it is material sent to someone who isn't at that address, but will be hand delivered to the correct person. For example, my grandma used to send my Christmas present to my office, so she would put Susan B c/o JA (initials of where I worked), so it would be identified as personally for me. In addition, I often send a things to my mom for my brother (who believe it or not is in jail). Since he doesn't live with her, I send it to his name c/o my mom, so she knows to deliver it to him. I hope this makes sense.
Reply:Care Of / Name of Recipient
Reply:'c/o' is similar to 'thru' in letter sending. People send a letter to the company but do not know exactly to whom to address the letter so they indicate 'c/o' e.g., when applying for a job, an applicant may write 'to: HR Dept. c/o Recruitment Officer or c/o John D. (whom the applicant knows).
When perople in your office write 'c/o company name' then they write their name above it, it could mean that you are in a building occupied by a number of companies and the letter could be mis-delivered because, although companies are unique, people names are common.
Reply:It stands for "Care of." It's just a way of letting your company know that it's probably a personal package, being delivered to you at your place of business, instead of your home.
Reply:It simply means "in care of". Example: If you were sending a package to a small child, you could use the child's name in the address, but would mark it c/o the parents name.
Why do some people use " c/o " when mailing/receiving a package?
It's just something to help the post office know it wasn't mis-addressed. Plus it lets the person who receives the mail know it's not for the company in general but specifically for that person.
Reply:c/o means "care of." It just makes the delivery a bit clearer for everyone, as the address is for the company, not the individual person. People use this a lot when mailing something to someone who is staying at a hotel.
Reply:care of
Reply:c/o stands for 'care of'. so if ur an employee of a company ABC, theyll write Ms... 'Care of' ABC company, to indicate that it is to an employee of this company.
Reply:c/o means "In care of". This is sometimes put on personal packages sent to business addresses. Other times it is material sent to someone who isn't at that address, but will be hand delivered to the correct person. For example, my grandma used to send my Christmas present to my office, so she would put Susan B c/o JA (initials of where I worked), so it would be identified as personally for me. In addition, I often send a things to my mom for my brother (who believe it or not is in jail). Since he doesn't live with her, I send it to his name c/o my mom, so she knows to deliver it to him. I hope this makes sense.
Reply:Care Of / Name of Recipient
Reply:'c/o' is similar to 'thru' in letter sending. People send a letter to the company but do not know exactly to whom to address the letter so they indicate 'c/o' e.g., when applying for a job, an applicant may write 'to: HR Dept. c/o Recruitment Officer or c/o John D. (whom the applicant knows).
When perople in your office write 'c/o company name' then they write their name above it, it could mean that you are in a building occupied by a number of companies and the letter could be mis-delivered because, although companies are unique, people names are common.
Reply:It stands for "Care of." It's just a way of letting your company know that it's probably a personal package, being delivered to you at your place of business, instead of your home.
Reply:It simply means "in care of". Example: If you were sending a package to a small child, you could use the child's name in the address, but would mark it c/o the parents name.
Does pre-c.u.m. really do the job?
ok me n my partner arent really TTC yet.. but we're planning on it..i havent been taking any birthcontrol at the momment.. cause i heard u should be off it for a while before TTC.. so for now we're just using the pull-out method.. we want to start TTC next month or the following month.. because we want our due date to be in the summer of next year..like may - june.
so yea we had sex on day 7,15,16,17,18,20
and well all of those times.. he did pull out.. and some of the times i had an orgasm during sex. and a few times right after he ejaculated.. he made me orgasm with his hands.. and i heard that female orgasm after male, really helps when TTC ecause it contracts n opens the cervix. n brings it down so the sperm can pass more easily.
also i had been taking robitsson cause of my cold.. n i heard that makes the mucus thinner n its easier for the sperm to swim
now i think i might even conceive this cycle.. which isnt bad cuz our due date wud be at the end of april or may.
Does pre-c.u.m. really do the job?
check this link its good
http://workathomedataentryworkss.blogspo...
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Reply:well hope it works fingers are crossed it all depends on your body.
so yea we had sex on day 7,15,16,17,18,20
and well all of those times.. he did pull out.. and some of the times i had an orgasm during sex. and a few times right after he ejaculated.. he made me orgasm with his hands.. and i heard that female orgasm after male, really helps when TTC ecause it contracts n opens the cervix. n brings it down so the sperm can pass more easily.
also i had been taking robitsson cause of my cold.. n i heard that makes the mucus thinner n its easier for the sperm to swim
now i think i might even conceive this cycle.. which isnt bad cuz our due date wud be at the end of april or may.
Does pre-c.u.m. really do the job?
check this link its good
http://workathomedataentryworkss.blogspo...
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Reply:well hope it works fingers are crossed it all depends on your body.
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