Thursday, December 31, 2009

What is the best website for asking for legal advice?

I have tried lawguru but my question didn't get picked to answer so if anyone knows of another website for asking questions of practicing lawyers, I would appreciate your information. Please type the name of the website without making it into a link. Thanks for your time.What is the best website for asking for legal advice?
attorneys won't answer your legal questions unless they get a retainer. There are ethical problems with giving ';legal advice.'; You can try a volunteer lawyer program in your area. Try googling.What is the best website for asking for legal advice?
I wouldn't rely on a website for legal advice. Research whether or not there are legal clinics in your area that give free legal advice. I would recommend those over a website.
idiot, yahoo answers. ask it. and i will answer
I listen to a law talkshow every Saturday and they always talk about handleonthelaw.com I have never been there, but the talk show is very good.
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  • Has anyone ever deployed to Kuwait? We're going in December and we'll be there for 15 months. Comments advice?

    Interesting how those who have responded all got a 'thumbs down' on their rating.....


    It's flippin' hot in the summer, chilly and wet in the winter.


    One person said to bring on the Gold Bond---so very true!!


    It's a post that has all the comforts of home---fast food, shopping, etc. It's 'safe' as far as other FOB's and Camps go.





    Another person said to ask before taking a person's picture---very true. And do not touch a woman or speak to them without a male present. Do not offer to shake hands with someone unless they offer their's first.





    You'll be getting a 'handbook' on their culture as well as neighboring countries as well. Read it, it'll help you as well as teach you some basic sentences.Has anyone ever deployed to Kuwait? We're going in December and we'll be there for 15 months. Comments advice?
    When it hits the fan call the radiomanHas anyone ever deployed to Kuwait? We're going in December and we'll be there for 15 months. Comments advice?
    My brother has been there. I'm not sure what it's like now, but I know two years ago, it was pretty peaceful as far as overseas goes. Sorry, I guess this isn't too helpful. God bless, though. I'm so grateful for people like you who serve our country. I'll keep you in my prayers!
    Stopped in Kuwait on my way to Iraq. Pretty decent conditions out there and this was back in 2003. No telling how it may be now.


    It gets cold out there don't remember if it snows or not. During the summer it is very hot and dry.
    Bring some Goldbond Medicated Powder. My husband is just returning and it's HOT. I'm sure you'll get tons of better advice than mine, but that's what I've got for you! Gold Bond up!
    well my dad went there for a year. The kuwaity people are really nice he says. some advice, Never take pictures of people without asking, and the temperatures can get upwards of 130 degrees farhenhit. And thanks for serving the country

    I am bit confused in taking BE ipe or mec, please advice me which one is better and why?

    BE IPE OR BE MECHI am bit confused in taking BE ipe or mec, please advice me which one is better and why?
    I'm nt sure abt IPE.








    But mech as such, you have many companies such as L %26amp; T, Bosch, FLSmidth %26amp; many more, if you go to industrial estates...

    Teachers: I will be starting my student teaching next week, any advice?

    Any do's, don't, hints, fyi's would be greatly appreciated. I am very nervous and very excited!!!Teachers: I will be starting my student teaching next week, any advice?
    I have lots of advice! Your duties/assignments will vary with the college, but my advice should still apply...


    1. Take a 3-ring binder or notebook with you. Make sure you use it only for student teaching. You'll look at it often your first few years of teaching.


    2. More than likely you won't be able to just jump in and teach your first week, so be prepared to sit back and take notes. HOWEVER, if you feel your co-op wants you take initiative and you see something you can do, DO IT! It's better to seek repentance than to ask permission.


    3. Take notes on absolutely everything... all you will observe was learned through your co-op's experience. Key items to note would be: classroom discipline, daily schedule, how to keep kids on-task, attention-getters, decorations/theme, little teacher ';tricks,'; etc.


    4. If your co-op doesn't mind, ask as many questions as you can- pick their brain! Make it your goal to ask one really good question, either personal/professional to your co-op each day. When else will you get the chance? Seize the day!


    5. Review the curriculum s/he uses so that when your time comes to teach, you're familiar with it.


    6. Be confident- kids truly smell fear! This doesn't mean you have to be the ';bad cop'; at all- just mean what you say and don't let them walk all over you. Be aware they will test their limits with you, whether or not their teacher is in the room.


    7. Ask for weekly evaluations from your co-op if your college supervisor hasn't already. Things for them to look for in your performance would be: confidence, willingness, creativity, originality, accuracy, and most importantly, student-teacher relationships/interactions. If they aren't willing to give you one or let you see it, make your own and maybe video tape yourself teaching.


    8. It's good you're excited- focus on that more than being nervous. If this is your life's purpose and pursuit, then take it by the horns and enjoy every minute of it. Don't get creeped out by someone looking over your shoulder- when you have your own classroom someday, you'll wish you had someone there to help you improve and encourage your good points. Find your own teaching style and personality, and stick with it. Live it up!


    9. Lastly, remember this phrase: ';I am not a gopher.'; What I mean is, if you are unlucky to get a co-op who doesn't want you, take all the good stuff you can out of their teaching and tell them you aren't there as their personal assistant. You will not run and get their coffee, you will not just make copies all day, you will not be sent out for more than 10% of the time you are there. You are training to be a teacher and will be treated as a colleague, even an inexperienced one. Unfortunately this does happen, and it's happened to a few of my friends and you might not get the chance to change schools/co-ops. It was difficult, but they learned how they should NOT be when the day comes to get their student teacher. If it happens, be polite, be professional, and be the better man/woman. Thank them anyway for allowing you to be there and take what you can from the experience. Give it your best no matter what co-op you have. I do hope you get a great co-op- besides, there are more willing co-ops out there than not, so that's in your favor.





    I'm sure there's more I can think of, but that's it for now. Enjoy every minute of it, don't waste it, and don't be afraid to make mistakes. Good luck and best wishes!!Teachers: I will be starting my student teaching next week, any advice?
    Do not have obvious favorites in class. Ask as many questions as you can because after this you're on your own. Its okay to make mistakes. THINK BEFORE YOU SPEAK. Not only to the students but to colleagues also. Don't get too personal with your co-op. Remember most: you are there for yourself. This is for your future and career, no one else...just breathe and relax and everything will be ok!
    Being very nervous and very excited means that you are pretty normal. Go in with the attitude that you are not a teacher yet. You will learn by making mistakes which you should help you learn in every situation. Make sure that you make your share. Everyday that you are there you will be better than you were the day before. Don't beat yourself up after a bad day or bad lesson remember these are very important learning tools for you. When teaching or being observed, look at the students and see what they are doing. You can have the greatest lesson planned but if learning isn't taking place it's not that good.


    During an observation remember and this is very important, they are looking at the kids more than they are looking at you. If the kids are participating and learning then you are teaching a good lesson. Good luck and know that experienced teachers are learning everyday just like you to become better at what we love to do.
    Be mindful of the spirit of youth, the beauty of knowledge, the influence and example you can set, the gift of listening and observation and the awe in the craft you are embarking upon.





    Good luck from one who has done it for 32 years.
    OMG me too i start in August....GOOD LUCK...But im not all that nervous it will be fun...I have 4th grade...what grade do you have?
    Adje gave you excellent advice. I would only add one thing. Copy anything and everything you can. If she has a cute pattern for something, copy it. If she has a good blackline book, and neither of you have problems with it, copy it. Adje's idea for keeping a notebook is super. Dress appropriately. Volunteer to help do anything and everything for anybody and everybody. You never know when you will impress the one person who can help you get a job. Plan on getting lots of rest- you will be unbelievably tired. Wear comfortable shoes.





    To the person from Ohio- you are correct. Our district just layed off 200 people. Try Georgia, N. and S. Carolina, Fl.and Arizona. They came here to interview people.





    Good luck to both of you.
    If you plan on teaching in Ohio, you can expect a shortage of teaching positions and a long arduous wait to get a job herel I have been teaching for 7 years coming up on my 8th and am finding it difficult to find a job closer to my home. Thinking of changing job fields.
    -Always get there on time, preferably early


    -Attend as many workshops and meetings as you are allowed


    -Learn as much as you can from your cooperating teacher


    -Copy as many files as you can to help you get your professional library started (with permission, of course)


    -Ask if you can take a few days to observe other classrooms and grade levels


    -Don't be shy-jump right in. Show the initiative from day one


    -Don't let it be overwhelming. If you are having trouble with something-ASK someone for help
    Never step on your cooperating teacher's toes.
    you go girl!!!
    as a parent i would just like to tell you something my oldest daughters prek teacher told me...... only belive half of what your child says about me and i will only belive half of what she repeats about you.. dont know if that really helps but that has stuck with me over the years... o and bty thank you for doing what you do
    Don't give too many warnings.


    Don't let 'em see you sweat.


    Save your tears for home.


    You will be fine.... But just be prepared and confident.... NO DOWN TIME...





    I love teaching. I teach middle school Language Arts and Social Studies... Good luck!
    It's not too late, change your major to business administration....





    just kidding, couldn't help it. It's just so hot!

    I am looking to start a Photography Business! Needs advice on how and where to start?

    I'm sorry.... you want to start a photography business but you don't know where to start???





    My advise is to go away and have a long long think about it rather than coming on here asking for the very basics.





    Photography is one of the things that gets put on hold in a recession so it is not the best time to start a photography business - especially if you don't even know where to start.





    That plus there a number of different businesses within photography.





    Sorry to be harsh but you should go back and think again.


    1I am looking to start a Photography Business! Needs advice on how and where to start?
    Professional photography can seem like a very attractive lifestyle. A professional freelance photographer has no employer to answer to, can (to a certain extent) choose their own hours, and can decide upon which jobs they take on and which they do not. This is all, clearly, in an ideal world. In reality, the professional photography business can be extraordinarily demanding, both financially and in terms of hours worked. Added to the existing difficulties of self-employment, this can pose some serious headaches.


    The field of photography is wide and competitive. There are a wide variety of players out there, from the part-timers freelancing for the local weekly paper to a few superstars who can command fees of $10,000 per day.





    As a home-based photographer, you can work on a broad range of subject area, from fashion, portraits, underwater, weddings, product photography and others. You can be a freelance photojournalist or a publication photographer.





    While there are various types of photographic activity, professional photography can be broadly divided into two categories: assignment photography and stock photography.





    i suggest talking to someone like a biness link company who can give you fee advice for all the other like finance and finding clients. but before you put any money into bying equipment i suggest you advertise in papers internet local photographic shops. and so on, its a very difficult thing to brake into and when you do there a thousands of aspiring photographers, and you have to have something they dont have to get ahead of them.





    2 examples of different kinds of photography, that you could consider in this ecomical downfall are.


    Assignment photography -is any photography commissioned by a client. It covers advertising of products, portraits, weddings, school functions and other images shot on assignment. Most photographers spend their entire career shooting on assignments, as it provides lower financial risk for the photographer. You know that you will get paid, either before the event or after the contract has been satisfactorily completed.





    On the other hand, stock photography is photography shot on speculation, in advance of being sold. In going after a ';perfect air balloon'; shot, photographers may take several dozens, if not hundreds of shots, of air balloons that could be made available at a fair price for generic uses. These ';surplus photos'; can then be used in a multitude of ways, in newspaper articles, brochures, calendars, web sites, and many more. Instead of commissioning a photographer, many commercial and educational establishments simply buy stock photographs at a lower-cost.





    Your first step, therefore, is to determine whether you will specialize or diversify. If you specialize, for example as a fashion photographer, you need to strive to be the best in your field. If you work in several areas, you need to be competent in each area or even outstanding. You can either exclusively shoot on assignment or stock, or like many other photographers, combine the two. When on assignment, some photographers take the opportunity to shoot pictures of their surroundings or events that they put in their own stock collectionI am looking to start a Photography Business! Needs advice on how and where to start?
    You're not going anywhere without a website. Learn Dreamweaver, flash, etc, or hire someone to get you a nice, fancy design, and you're off to a start.


    Second, you're going to need decent equipment. If you're shooting film, it won't matter as long as you know what you're doing and use pro-quality film. Digital, you're going to need a decent camera. Doesn't have to be professional, you could use a Nikon D80/90 or a Canon 40D. At least 10MP, and use a program like Photoshop CS4 or Lightroom at least. Get a softbox, halo light, slave some flashes, if you're looking at an indoor studio. Muslin backdrops are cheap and easy to manipulate.





    Tell your friends about your business, tell your family, tell your friends' family.


    Post on craigslist- it's free!
    Why is it whenever a stripper gets a camera she thinks shes a photographer?

    Would a guy be offended if you try to give him sex advice?

    I don't want to make him feel bad or anything, but sometimes the sex is just not very goodWould a guy be offended if you try to give him sex advice?
    No, not if you let him practice what you preach. If he cares about you he shouldn't mind the help.Would a guy be offended if you try to give him sex advice?
    yes. no, wait.....YES!!! good luck
    Every girl is different. if he isn't doing it for you, tell him what will do it for you. he'll appreciate knowing that you feel good. if he gets offended, his self esteem is low.
    Maybe, but some guys like it when the girl takes control and gives all the directions...plus, he might like the fact that u could be honest with him. Good Luck.
    That depends on two things, how tactful you go about it and if he has a good attitude or not.





    Firstly, do not give him pressure. No ';honey we have to talk';, ';I think you need to work on your 'skillz''; etc etc... nothing heavy. instead bring it up off handedly as if it's not big deal, or put a healthy touch of enthusiasm into it, getting him into your enthusiam as well. ';I read it somewhere that/my friends told me that if we do so and so it will be incredible...'; ';I want to try doing it like this... you will help me, won't you?'; or have a candid talk asking him what he likes most first, then you tell him yours, or while you guys are in the middle of doing it, just guide and encourage him, guys usually are quite accommodating.





    Secondly, he has to have a good attitude and understanding, and not have too big of an ego. If you were tactful and smooth, and he still gives you attitude, then you might have to think harder whether you want to stay with him or not. Who knows if you guys can get along in other matters.
    not if it made it better, MUCH BETTER

    How should i......? [guy advice would be helpful]?

    ok so there is this guy at the gym and i think he cute..everytyme i go i always see him there and like sometymes we look at each other but you know we try to play it off...well i need advice should i say something or just play it cool until he comes to me





    [anyone can answer-but i think i need some guy advice on this one lol]


    thanks =]How should i......? [guy advice would be helpful]?
    you should say it..


    not every guy is that brave to started the talk.


    For ur own good haha
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  • What tips & advice can you give an older (39) student who is going into a Masters of socialwork program?

    I have 3 teenagers and a husband of 20 years. I am a good student with good study habits but always seem to have trouble making friends due to being the ';older student';.


    I am also looking for some ';heads up'; on the challenges and structure of a typical program of this type.What tips %26amp; advice can you give an older (39) student who is going into a Masters of socialwork program?
    You'd be amazed at the amount of ';older'; students out there. You are going into a Masters Program? Perhaps there are other older students who are just starting out who could use a friend and advice from someone else who's been there. Try online groups or even a professor who is about your age might know some other students in your situation.

    What advice is out there for the efficient and effective use of my two wall unit air conditioners?

    My wife and I are trying to figure this out, we never had wall units just central air. We plan on getting central air by next summer.What advice is out there for the efficient and effective use of my two wall unit air conditioners?
    I use small 12'; oscillating fans which bring the A/C temp down about 2 degrees. they are good at mixing the cold air around the room SHAWWhat advice is out there for the efficient and effective use of my two wall unit air conditioners?
    Fans are a good idea. Or if you have the option to run the furnace fan without heat that will circulate the air.





    Basically other than keeping the filter clean and annually cleaning the coils there is little you can do to make the units themselves more efficient.





    There are the things you can do to keep heat out of the house but that is true with all cooling (sun shades, drapes, drafts, insulation, attic fan,...). But that is a separate issue.





    They likely are fairly less powerful than a central air. And one thing that will affect the efficiency is the ambient (outside) temperature. The cooler it is outside the more efficient the heat exchange.





    So in that respect my best advice would be to start it early and not wait until the house becomes too hot before turning it on. Partly because they are smaller and partly because running it full out to cool a hot house in the hottest part of the day is less efficient and will be less effective.





    But experience will be it's own teacher in that regard.





    Just don't be surprised if it takes hours to cool down a hot house if you had if off all day while at work.





    And something else. Reduce the moisture in the house. Run fans when boiling water or taking a shower. Reduce the number of plants. A/C units condense water and condensing water releases heat lowering efficiency until the humidity in the house drops.





    And reducing humidity is another reason for running it some earlier to speed cooling when you need it most.





    Good Luck
    It's a good temporary solution as you can always sell them later.


    Use them in the rooms with the largest volumes.


    Try not to oversize for a room.


    I have seen people install these in a hallway to try to cool adjacent rooms. This will not work well as small areas cool down fast and will cycle the compressor.


    You could figure 500 square feet per 12,000 BTU on average.It depends on the normal high temperatures where you live.


    If you have an unusual amount of widows facing south you may need more.


    Use window shading in all the areas that get direct sunlight.


    Try to keep any moisture producing activities to a minimum.


    Use bath fans when showering and make sure dryer is vented properly.

    What advice can you give me on overcoming OCD and scrupulosity? It is so hard to deal with everyday?

    I am getting so tired and worn down from this disorder. I would love to find some relief. Please help!What advice can you give me on overcoming OCD and scrupulosity? It is so hard to deal with everyday?
    A psychologist who specializes in cognitive behavioral therapy and has extensive experience with OCD can be very helpful. Cognitive therapy teaches you ways to deal with irrational or troubling thoughts. The behavioral aspect has to do with overcoming fears and anxieties through exposure to the things that cause anxiety. Medication can also be useful initially in dealing with OCD. Improvement, however, is a day by day process; there is no quick solution. It is important also to not be discouraged by setbacks - they happen, but they do not represent failures, just temporary setbacks. Try to give yourself credit for progress, rather than berating yourself for setbacks or for not being ';cured';. It is important to accept yourself. OCD is something that you have to deal with, but having it in no way says that you are a bad person. You did not choose to have OCD and while you can do things to improve your condition you cannot just will OCD away. Books can also be helpful in helping you to understand OCD and also learning that you are not alone, i.e., many others have similar problems. For scrupulosity, a good book is ';The Doubting Disease: Help for Scrupulosity and Religious Compulsions'; by Joseph W. Ciarrocchi. On the general subject of tormenting thoughts both of the following are good - ';The Imp of the Mind: Exploring the Silent Epidemic of Obsessive Bad Thoughts'; by Lee Baer and


    ';Tormenting Thoughts and Secret Rituals: The Hidden Epidemic of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder'; by Ian Osborn. ';Feeling Good'; by David Burns is a good reference on cognitive therapy.What advice can you give me on overcoming OCD and scrupulosity? It is so hard to deal with everyday?
    Both OCD and scrupulosity are forms of neurological disorder believed to be attributed to chemical imbalance in the brain. They really interfere greatly with your ADL (activity of daily living), social life and relationships with family and friends --- depending on the severity of your case. It is best for you to see a doctor and have him/her evaluate you. Counselling and some serotonin-based medicines might be required.
    disorder?!? don't be silly. your ';disorders'; are developed attitudes which come as a result of you being AFRAID of anxiety. what is the bottom of OCD? anxiety. so don't be afraid of you being afraid, or even more fundamental - don't being afraid of experiencing UNPLEASURE. you would be surprised how just a little discipline is required in the beginning - simply by saying no to compulsiveness.


    and yes, there is no disorder (no matter what ';psychologists'; say) in being afraid because fear can be very frigthening (i am not playing with words).

    What advice would you give to a busy, energetic person who is full of good ideas?

    but never gets any of them completed. Someone in my family is like this. She's a nice person and artistic but soooo unproductive.What advice would you give to a busy, energetic person who is full of good ideas?
    I'd love to give you great advice on this but...all I can say is that she's doing it for a reason. The fact that she loses focus %26amp; can't keep interest in projects may indicate something she is lacking in her life or something that's unresolved.


    Maybe she believes she has to prove herself %26amp; doesn't know how to go about it in a productive way. Perhaps if you just ask her where she sees herself going %26amp; what she'd like to accomplish in the future, you'll gain some more insight to the behaviour.What advice would you give to a busy, energetic person who is full of good ideas?
    simply never start another job until you have completed the first one, that way everyone will get the benefit of all your good ideas.


    If you keep doing what you are doing it is all for diddly squat!!!
    Some creative people have so much creativity waiting to get out that they have trouble actually finishing a project. They can get easily sidetracked and sometimes find it difficult to stay focused on one thing, because their brain is always turning. Maybe she could write some of her ideas down so she doesn't forget them. That way she may not feel compelled to start a new project before completing the current one. Just keeping lists or using a daily planner may help her stay on track.





    By the way, why does this bother you so much? Also, productivity means different things to different people. Don't judge her because she doesn't fit your idea of ';productive.';
    Cool it, man!
    Delegate. Once she has an idea she needs to tell others. Then she needs to let it go and let others use their ideas to make it work

    What advice can I give a friend whose parents found out he's gay and are taking it poorly?

    The question pretty much says it all. A friend of mine (who is a minor and lives at home) is gay, and hadn't came out yet to his parents. They recently found out on their own that he's gay and are not very accepting of the gay community. How can I help him get through this?What advice can I give a friend whose parents found out he's gay and are taking it poorly?
    You have some excellent answers on this one. I thought I might add a link that may help. It's listed as the source below. PFLAG is an organization dedicated to promoting acceptance, and more importantly embracement. I came out when I was 15. I was kicked out of school, my church and my home. I was lucky though - I had friends and some family that cared enough about me to embrace me for who I am. Your friend is very luck to have someone who cares enough to even ask the question. Hope this helps! :-)What advice can I give a friend whose parents found out he's gay and are taking it poorly?
    Tell him to just ride it out. Unless his parents want to talk about where he's sticking his di*k, it shouldn't really come up. And if they want to bring it up he has every right to tell them to just mind where they're sticking their own dix.


    I went through a rough time with this myself and really, it's just about his sex life. If he was straight it would be none of their business if he got off on tying a girl up, peeing on her, or dressing up like pirates.


    I just want to know exactly where straight parents get off thinking thier gay offspring owe it to them to discuss their sex life.


    If they are not open about it than they have just cut themselves out of a part of his life. How many straight people discuss such intimate details with their parents? He should just not talk to them about his sex life. Most straight people don't have to discuss such intimate details! Tell him to talk about the weather or something. If they are such bigots then small talk about the weather is all they deserve.
    Being there for him is the most important thing you can do. He's definitely going to need a sympathetic ear. It's unfortunate that he's a minor, because it means that his parents can do with him what they want, even if that means sending him off to one of those ';ex-gay ministries.'; I hope that things haven't yet progressed to that level.
    I find it a tragedy that gay men feel they must inform their parents of their own private sexuality. It is not necessary. Your sex life is your own, parents are not comfortable with talking of any sex with their children, let alone being gay. A gay person must learn to accept themselves for who they are, and not depend on the acceptance of their parents. Never tell your parents you are gay unless they specifically ask you. Even then, it is none of their business, any more than it is the child's business how often the parents are having sex, or what kind of sex the parents do. Your private sex life, irregardless of your age, is yours, and yours alone. Tell him to stop expecting his parents to accept him. They never will. It is he must learn to accept himself..then his life will be fulfilled.
    it will run it course sometimes is long and windy, or short and wild. if the parent has true unconditional love like a good parent should for their child they will eventually love him for what he truly is, and accept that there is nothing wrong with him. The parents shouldnt be thinking about theirselves in this situation. Its not easy being gay.
    Continue to be extremely supportive and hopefully his parents will soften up. Remember they are entitled to their views but hopefully they will not push your friend away and still remember that he is their son. It can be hard on a parent but I think that both parties just really have to come together. You are a good friend for caring so much.
    Just make sure he knows that you are there for him and just make sure that when your with him you have fun so he doesnt have to think about his parents.


    They should being to understand after a while.
    tell him to tell his family that if they love him they will accept and love him wholly.

    In mid-December, will the weather in Edinburgh be intolerable? Advice?

    I'm from West Virginia, USA, and am used to some bad weather.In mid-December, will the weather in Edinburgh be intolerable? Advice?
    Being an edinburger i've had my fair share of weather there. December can get pretty cold especially with the wind chill factor droping temps to below 0 pretty frequently. The highest temp you wil get unless it's a pretty strange winter will be about 8 degrees centigrade! If you wrap up well though it's brilliant and you can have loads of fun out in the snow covered hills.In mid-December, will the weather in Edinburgh be intolerable? Advice?
    the weather in scotland is never tolerable
    Cold, Freezing , wet,Storms
    Compared to the eastern seaboard of the US, Edinburgh is positively tropical in December.





    Snow is unlikely, temperatures around 5C. Possibility of a cold wind.
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  • Need advice on choosing a Ford or Mazda that is good on gas mileage?

    What are Ford and Mazda cars (model years 2000 and up) that are smaller/good on gas mileage? Trying to find a mom car!Need advice on choosing a Ford or Mazda that is good on gas mileage?
    Quality


    Mazda 3 is the most reliable car in Europe - ever.





    That's the result of German TUV industrial audit. TUV is the largest quality audit instutition in the world. Mazda has most vehicles in the top 20. BTW, all Mazda3 cars are made in the same factory in Japan. See the links for details.





    Mileage


    As for mileage, for the 2000 model year you'd be better off with Mazda - Brother's 1999 Mazda Protege with 225,000 miles with a 1.8 liter engine runs at 36 mpg. My old 2.0 liter 1998 Mazda 626 (auto) has average at 30mpg with 100,000 miles.





    Untill 2001-2, Ford used their own engines, which were then replaced with Mazda's MZR powerplants (that goes for all Ford Duratec bradned engines between 1.5 and 2.5 so the mileage got more levelled.





    General comments


    However, Mazda has alway had better chassis than Ford in comparable models.





    Just for the record, we never had any problems with our cars. Nor had our father with his 2002 Mazda6 2.3 liter and Mazdaspeed6.





    To sum up - late generation Protege, say 2002-2003, would serve your mother well. Little more upmarket you'd have an early 2002 Mazda6, slightly larger and more comfortable.





    P.S. Ford owns Volvo Cars, but it doesn't own Mazda. Ford is the largest single share-owner (33.9%) and doesn't have decisive majority. Volvo, Mazda and Ford co-develop nad share many components, especially in European models (Mazda3, Volvos C30, S40, V40 and European Ford Focus share jointly developed chassis platform). US Focus is a different car.





    The only Mazda that is a rebadged Ford is Mazda Tribute. All other Mazda cars are developed and manufactured by Mazda.





    You may be interested to know, that a Jaguar X-type is essentially a previous generation Ford Mondeo. Even some body parts are 100% identical. Ford recently sold Jaguar to Indian manufacturer TATA.Need advice on choosing a Ford or Mazda that is good on gas mileage?
    I would suggest a Ford if you look at what consumer report says that Ford is as good as a toyota cars now. Mazda falls short of that. Also if you buy a Ford you are helping to keep Americans in jobs. You can also find a Ford dealership and parts at any parts store and you want find that with a mazda
    Willaims obviously doesnt read consumer reports, They just ranked Mazda #4 overall, ford 10th. Ford doesnt offer a whole lot int he US worth looking at in a small car. Mazda makes the 3 in a 2.0 liter that gets a good 30 mpg. 150 Hp and low diaplacement. The are is cheap and relaible as well.
    Choose the mazda because Ford tends to lie about there gas mileage it could be 35 bt it is really 25 but mazda donsnt the bad part of this is that mazda is a brother company of ford so whater it says on the sticker you will probubly get alot lower.
    Mazda 3. The Mazda 3 is the best small car sold in America. And horserider8000 is an idiot. Ford doesn't publish the numbers on the sticker, the EPA does. All cars go through the same tests to get their EPA numbers on the sticker. There is no possible way for Ford to lie about it.
    I bought a Mazda 3 a little over a month ago and am loving it. previously I had a Civic. The gas mileage is slightly less w/ the Mazda but it still does good. Mine is a 4 door but it's not a big sedan.
    go with the Mazda 3. Higher rating and much higher trade in value. The true test is total mileage. Mazda's are known for longevity. They're fun to drive. Cool song too. ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM
    Did you know Ford owns Mazda?!





    I suggest reading the details of the cars on their websites, they usually list the average gas mileage.
    In Fords, I'd recommend lookiung at the Ford Escort, Ford Contour and Ford Fusion.





    In Mazda, Mada3, Mazda5 and Mazda6
    i go with William buy a ford

    What advice would you give an adolescent girl that is being pressured to have sex by her boyfriend?

    Anna is an adolescent in love with a boy that is 3 yrs older than her. He is pressuring her for sex. At the same time, her mother is constantly warning her about datiin an older boy What advice would you give an adolescent girl that is being pressured to have sex by her boyfriend?
    tell anna to tell him to f*** off!!





    yo, you have to tell her to not do it! you dont know how many times i regretted having sex at age 12! girl seriously, tell her to not do it! yes, her mom knows why she is telling her this....i dated a 16 year old, and i was 12, and my mom was like, don't date him and all that crap, but i still kept dating him, and it happened! girl you seriuosly got to tell her not to do it!! What advice would you give an adolescent girl that is being pressured to have sex by her boyfriend?
    First, Anna needs to ask herself how well she knows this boy. If this is the only thing he's being insensitive about, then she should try sitting down and talking to her boyfriend. If he's not sensitive about her feelings on other topics, then she should definitely reconsider her relationship with him. And she should talk to her mother, either way. Sometimes, when you're young, its hard to talk to your parents about things like sex, especially when they're already telling you you're dating the wrong person, but in this case, I think its important. Anna needs to be patient with her mother, its a hard topic, and hopefully her mother will be considerate and patient with her.
    I wouldn't keep warning her because that will probably make her want to do it, just to despite the mom. Have her talk to an older sister, aunt or just an older woman that she is really close with her to talk to her about the dangers. If it comes from her mom its one thing, but hearing it from someone she doesn't see as trying to ruin her fun, it will mean more.
    Pain is a great way to deter someone. Next time he tries, kick him with sharp toed shoes.





    If he is all into the sex thing then he is not into her and he is not worth it.





    Two little kids are playing ';show me yours Ill show you mine';





    The little boy goes first. ';Im better than you are because I have one of these (pointing to his boy parts)


    The little girl goes next. ';Im better than you are because with one of these (pointing to her girl parts) I can get as many of those any time I want them.






    make sure to tell her that she'll have plenty of time for that kind of stuff later in life and that the circumstances are always different when a girl is dating an older guy. he might have more experience in this subject, when anna doesn't know anything, and shouldn't do something at her age. even if he is older, should HE really be doing the things hes doing at HIS age. if she agrees, they could both get into trouble. tell her she could get pregnant and how that could ruin her LIFE! she might have to drop out of highschool or college and not be able to support her family. good luck and tell her to say NOOOO
    That's way to old for an adolescent, You could have problems in this kind of relationship!! And I am not joking, I am dead serious!! Yeah he's pushing for sex and he has no right trying to sleep with a young teen. Bet ya anything, if you get pregnant, this guy is going to split


    REAL FAST!! This guy is just getting off on trying to get a young female in bed. This guy has no respect,and I don;t care what he says, this guy just wants you in the sack, and believe me I just know


    what this guy is thinking.


    Be Good To Yourself,


    God Bless,


    Peace,


    Emma
    I would ask her if he deserves her virginity. Does she value herself so little? If he's pressuring her, he obviously does not love her, and she's lying to herself if she says he does.





    If that didn't work, I'd ask her if she's feeling prepared for stuff like: carrying a baby for 9 months, being financially ready to support a child, getting up several times a night for about a year or two, etc.





    Or maybe I'd show her pictures online of different sexually transmitted diseases.....let her pick the one she hopes to get.





    OR we could talk about how people in general feel about sluts. Whether she feels like a slut or not, that is going to be her reputation once she puts out. There's NO WAY that boy is going to keep quiet.
    Do not have sex just because he is pressuring you, if he really loved you he would wait, im guessing you are to young for this it wouldent be right and you will end up regretting it, your mother is looking out for you take her advice you should be concentrating on school not guys who are stressing you find some one who is willing to wait untill your old enough.
    Don't do anything that you don't want to do. So I would tell, ';Anna';, to do what is best for her. If she is with someone who can't respect that, then he's definitely not what she wants to waste her time on. Chances are if he's pressuring her for sex, then that's probably all he wants. He probably thinks that she's young and stupid so he can manipulate her. I would tell him to f--k off.
    some one needs to explain to her that boys and girls are extremely different. explain to her why boys want sex and how it makes them feel, and then explain to her why girls want sex and how it makes them feel.





    she needs to know that boys dont have sex because they are in love, they have sex because it makes their penis feel good.





    ask her why she wants to have sex,


    ask her if it is really for herself? it should be


    ask her if she thinks she is ready?


    if she says she is why does she think that?





    adolcent girls wont listen if you tell them what is right and wrong, you need to ask her what she thinks is right and wrong, and then ask her why she thinks those things


    she needs to understand the consequences of her actions.












    Any guy that pressures a girl for sex doesn't care about what's good for her. All he wants is the sex, nothing more. If he was at all a caring man...and I use the term loosely, he would be willing to wait until his girl was ready and not rush her. Sensitivity must not be his strong suit. Depending on how old Anna is, it might be worth it to go online to research teen pregnancy and VD. The guy that she's with I have a feeling has been with other girls before. She needs to know all the consequences of sex. I hope she wait's until she is emotionally ready for such a big step, in fact, I hope she waits until she's in a relationship with a mature ';man';. Hope this helps....
    If she is being ';pressured'; then that is your answer.





    Pressured is doing something against your will.





    Anna, leave your boyfriend, if he is pressuring you then don't stay with him, you'll regret it.


    I know its an old line but it still applies to today's society.





    Be with someone who appreciates you and your values. Someone who is willing to wait.






    start with the just say no stuff but the truth is that more often than not girls are gonna do it with a guy that pressures, my friend did and i just told her to be careful you know, no sex without safe sex. tell her that she's worth more also on the occasion works, and make sure to slap some sense into the guy let him have it
    tell him to stop pressuring u. and if he continues then break up with him. that isn't healthy and if ur not ready and he can't respect that then he's not worth your time. doesn't matter how cute he is or how nice he seemed in the beginning. he's showing u his true colors and it will only eat away at ur self esteem if u give urself away to a jerk.
    she should tell someone, not her parents, but someone she feels comfortable talking about that kind of stuff with. someone that probably knows her better and know what's the right thing to do in this situation--be it telling the guy to piss off, or telling him that she isn't ready for that and if that's not ok for him too bad.
    to me it seems like thats all he wants from her and he can't wait until she is ready if he really loved and cared for her then I would think he would understand about her decision and not pressure which is wrong....she should dump him and move on to someone better even if its goin to be hard I don't think she wants to date him if he only wants sex
    I am not sure what your relationship is to her- a friend? and older friend? just listen to her and support- sounds like that is what she needs- be honest with her about consequences- in the end she will do what she wants but you can help inform her of the pros and cons
    Her mother is right, she should value herself more than that and tell this guy no, do not allow someone to pressure you into sex and also,if this guys really cares he wouldn't be pressuring her. I have a vicious Chi/Jack Russell mix that she can borrow.
    I would tell the girl that the boy is not worth it. She shouldn't be dating a boy that is pressuring her to do things that she doesn't want to do. If he really did love her, he would understand she doesn't feel ready to have sex and wouldn't pressure her.
    Trust me, this works, I used to tell my ex boyfriend this all the time. Whenever he'd pressure me into sex, I'd just tell him I'm on my monthly cycle since boys don't really understand that part of girls well, and then he wouldn't do anything.
    No one should be pressured into sex much less an adolescent girl..She should respect herself and her body and if she is not at an age or mindset of being ready than the answer is no! and if this guy still doesn't listen...THEN SEE you later...bye..cuz obviously then all he wants from her is sex and doesn't care about her.
    I would ask her, hypothetically, if her best friend, sister, or maybe future daughter would be going through a similar situation; what advice would she give them?





    That's a good way for her to see the situation a bit more objectively.






    Don't give in. Sex should be special and shared between two people that love each other and feel comfortable with one another. You should not do anything because he wants you too. You need to be ready and he needs to respect that if not dump his ***.
    you say she loves him, but if he loved her he wouldn't be pressuring her into doing something so important before shes ready. she should tell him shes not ready yet and if he keeps pestering her, she needs to tell him if he doesn't stop she'll break up with him. then she needs to FOLLOW THROUGH.
    well how long have they been dating?....if he loves her he would respect her decision...however, the legal age to have sex is 17 years old...its really up to her...if she wants to wait she should tell him that...but if she wants to do it than nothing will stop her...she just beter use protection!
    Don't. it's best to wait till' your married to that special someone. tell him no and that you can find someone who won't pressure you. Sex doesn't make you feel more loved unless your merried. you just feel used. and what about when he dumps you?
    i would have to tell ';anna'; not to do anything she is going to regret in the future... anna also needs to keep in mind that she is going to be pressured her whole life.. and that its u to her to make the rite decision
    tell her NOT to do it. if the only thing he wants to do with her is f u c k, then i say f u ck him...tell her to dump that guy. i doubt she has real feelings for him--considering she's an adolescent and he's 3 years older than her
    dump him. nobody should be pressured into doing anything they don't want to do. no means no and he should know that. and he doesn't need to try to take advantage of her. he either needs to quit pressuring her or she needs to leave him
    that boys not worht it.


    the risk of std's and pregnancy is insane.


    and so not worth it.


    that girl needs to talk to a pregnant lady and ';babysit'; a really small baby.


    she won't want sex anymore.


    trust me.
    If he really loves you (or cares about you) he will respect you and wait. You have to question whether he is being your boyfriend because he wants to be with you or for the sex.

    What advice would you give a woman who was moving to another state?

    Where she knows no one and she's moving there alone?What advice would you give a woman who was moving to another state?
    I鈥檝e moved to several locations through out my life on my own while active duty Navy. Luckily I had the military as my support system to assist me with my move and transition. But what I did was, what ever area I was seeking to reside in, I researched the crime rate (robbery, reported rapes, home break-ins and vandalism, thefts); as well as the nearest police station and their reputation (i.e. how many complaints and court cases have the officers had within that county or district for excessive force and police brutality).





    I looked up the cost of living for that specific area and I matched it with my current (and projected) take home pay after taxes. In doing so, I assessed if my budge would be suitable (can I still pay my bills and save money) for that area鈥檚 economy.





    I ensured I had full insurance coverage; based on traffic patterns and the make and model of my vehicle and I ensured that I owned a vehicle that would assist me with transportation year round (dependable and well maintained).





    I also went on line and tried to post to blogs or locate people who lived in the city and state that I was seeking to relocate there. And see what they had to say about the area; even to see if I could immerse myself within the local culture (make friends, get information, find social gatherings). Because she鈥檚 going to have to meet people in order to be open to making friends. She can check out 鈥榤eetup.com鈥?where she can find social groups that have the same interest as herself. Let the members know that she鈥檚 getting ready to relocate there, and see if she can find anyone who鈥檚 willing to assist her with finding her way around and making friends.What advice would you give a woman who was moving to another state?
    Research the city you are going to be living in. Look at neighborhoods, cost of living, access to public transportation, job availability, social places in the city. You want to be prepared for it all when you finally get out there so you can get started living and enjoying it right away. Knowledge is key, especially when moving to an unknown area. Take care of yourself first and the friends will follow.
    1- Safety- make sure you study the area you are moving into to understand and tackle the safety issues you may be dealing with.





    2- Join a group in the new area- This can be anything from a book club to sports activity or volunteer organization. This way you'll find people who share similar interests and will be introduced to others.





    3- Read, read, read about the city you are moving into to know the difference between your current city and new one. This way you'll be prepared and know what to expect.





    4- I'm assuming you have the finances already figured out, if not, of course applying for jobs online and making calls.





    I know newness and the unknown can make you nervous, but see it as an opportunity for a new start and good luck to you!
    Don't move anywhere that you have to dig or plow snow to get out of your driveway. Definitely go south. Dallas/Ft. Worth is a good choice. I had fun when I did it.


    Edit: The reason I mentioned not to move where the snow is.... is because way up north all that snow can sure make life alot harder than it has to be. I'm talking big snow.like North Dakota or Canada.....not a wise move.
    I did the same thing. Be strong. You'll make new friends. Get a good calling plan because you'll want to talk to your friends from home a lot (at first 'til you make new friends) Maybe get a pet. Cats are good because they don't need to be walked and can be left alone. Good luck
    Not be afraid of the snow, it's awesome. Just get to know people. I'm assuming you'll have a job or go to school, you won't be alone. Just be careful, lock your doors at night, don't walk alone at night. You'll be fine.
    Get involved with something, get yourself a gym membership, try to take up some hobbies with groups in the area, otherwise you might go bonkers from the solitude!
    If you're moving to change your life, you will have to change your consciousness.





    No matter where you go, there you are.
    Dont walk dark streets alone unless thats your job...
    Enjoy the trip
    Um, meet people? Have fun? Don't get raped?
    Be sure to have a job lined up. And it looks like you do.
    dont die

    Is it bad advice to tell someone with multiple personalities to be themselves?

    The more the merrier.Is it bad advice to tell someone with multiple personalities to be themselves?
    LOL. You could suggest role playing!!! :@)

    What is the most important thing about giving advice to others?

    What are the basics in helping them, and not do anything wrong? My job involves it and I need a few pointers just to be sure I don't mess up.What is the most important thing about giving advice to others?
    Be a diplomate. If you are only giving advice, and not orders, listen. Find out what they REALLY want - advice or agreement. If they want agreement they won't appreciate good advice that runs contrary to what they have already decided. They will simply keep looking till they find someone who will say what they WANT to hear. if they truely want advice, give it... but only if you can turn around and accept that they won't take it without getting upset with them.





    (Look at me! I just gave advice about advice!)What is the most important thing about giving advice to others?
    Well you should probably say what you would do (unless it would be something like violent) but yeah say what you would do, or if your not really sure then say that you are not sure what to do and tell them what you would most likely do and tell them to do what they think is right... hope that helped?!





    -Molly- : )
    Giving advice, like here, is easier than offering constructive criticism. Advice is requested. A critique usually isn't. Either way you might open your remarks with a question. This should prompt an easier exchange of ideas. Before they have an opportunity to respond, ask them think about your question and reply with an email.





    As you answer each email with another question, the responder should begin to act on your remedy without even realizing it. While you may not receive direct credit for the change in procedure, you will be recognized for the improvement in morale and efficiency. Good Luck.
    Realize that every one and every situation is different. Everyone has not had the same experiences as you have had, so try not to base everything on how you would solve it.
    The most important part is to listen to them first.

    What advice is there for someone thinking about buying into a franchise?

    Getting SBA loans, quitting current job to work for yourself, personal feelings to overcome.What advice is there for someone thinking about buying into a franchise?
    There's a company called FranNet. Its a network of consultants that help people find good franchises. They get paid by the franchisor if you buy a franchise. They helped me a lot. I bought a franchise of Express Personnel.What advice is there for someone thinking about buying into a franchise?
    Really check into the franchise. Speak not only to those that they provide as references but track down some they don't.





    See how much support they offer. If you have no business experience, you'll need a bunch of support.
    Pros and cons. First off, you can have security and benefits from franchising with advertisement already 'built in' so to speak. However, it is not totally 'yours' in the grand scheme of things.
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  • What is the most important thing about giving advice to others?

    What are the basics in helping them, and not do anything wrong? My job involves it and I need a few pointers just to be sure I don't mess up.What is the most important thing about giving advice to others?
    Be a diplomate. If you are only giving advice, and not orders, listen. Find out what they REALLY want - advice or agreement. If they want agreement they won't appreciate good advice that runs contrary to what they have already decided. They will simply keep looking till they find someone who will say what they WANT to hear. if they truely want advice, give it... but only if you can turn around and accept that they won't take it without getting upset with them.





    (Look at me! I just gave advice about advice!)What is the most important thing about giving advice to others?
    Well you should probably say what you would do (unless it would be something like violent) but yeah say what you would do, or if your not really sure then say that you are not sure what to do and tell them what you would most likely do and tell them to do what they think is right... hope that helped?!





    -Molly- : )
    Giving advice, like here, is easier than offering constructive criticism. Advice is requested. A critique usually isn't. Either way you might open your remarks with a question. This should prompt an easier exchange of ideas. Before they have an opportunity to respond, ask them think about your question and reply with an email.





    As you answer each email with another question, the responder should begin to act on your remedy without even realizing it. While you may not receive direct credit for the change in procedure, you will be recognized for the improvement in morale and efficiency. Good Luck.
    Realize that every one and every situation is different. Everyone has not had the same experiences as you have had, so try not to base everything on how you would solve it.
    The most important part is to listen to them first.

    What advice would you give a woman who was moving to another state?

    Where she knows no one and she's moving there alone?What advice would you give a woman who was moving to another state?
    I鈥檝e moved to several locations through out my life on my own while active duty Navy. Luckily I had the military as my support system to assist me with my move and transition. But what I did was, what ever area I was seeking to reside in, I researched the crime rate (robbery, reported rapes, home break-ins and vandalism, thefts); as well as the nearest police station and their reputation (i.e. how many complaints and court cases have the officers had within that county or district for excessive force and police brutality).





    I looked up the cost of living for that specific area and I matched it with my current (and projected) take home pay after taxes. In doing so, I assessed if my budge would be suitable (can I still pay my bills and save money) for that area鈥檚 economy.





    I ensured I had full insurance coverage; based on traffic patterns and the make and model of my vehicle and I ensured that I owned a vehicle that would assist me with transportation year round (dependable and well maintained).





    I also went on line and tried to post to blogs or locate people who lived in the city and state that I was seeking to relocate there. And see what they had to say about the area; even to see if I could immerse myself within the local culture (make friends, get information, find social gatherings). Because she鈥檚 going to have to meet people in order to be open to making friends. She can check out 鈥榤eetup.com鈥?where she can find social groups that have the same interest as herself. Let the members know that she鈥檚 getting ready to relocate there, and see if she can find anyone who鈥檚 willing to assist her with finding her way around and making friends.What advice would you give a woman who was moving to another state?
    Research the city you are going to be living in. Look at neighborhoods, cost of living, access to public transportation, job availability, social places in the city. You want to be prepared for it all when you finally get out there so you can get started living and enjoying it right away. Knowledge is key, especially when moving to an unknown area. Take care of yourself first and the friends will follow.
    1- Safety- make sure you study the area you are moving into to understand and tackle the safety issues you may be dealing with.





    2- Join a group in the new area- This can be anything from a book club to sports activity or volunteer organization. This way you'll find people who share similar interests and will be introduced to others.





    3- Read, read, read about the city you are moving into to know the difference between your current city and new one. This way you'll be prepared and know what to expect.





    4- I'm assuming you have the finances already figured out, if not, of course applying for jobs online and making calls.





    I know newness and the unknown can make you nervous, but see it as an opportunity for a new start and good luck to you!
    Don't move anywhere that you have to dig or plow snow to get out of your driveway. Definitely go south. Dallas/Ft. Worth is a good choice. I had fun when I did it.


    Edit: The reason I mentioned not to move where the snow is.... is because way up north all that snow can sure make life alot harder than it has to be. I'm talking big snow.like North Dakota or Canada.....not a wise move.
    I did the same thing. Be strong. You'll make new friends. Get a good calling plan because you'll want to talk to your friends from home a lot (at first 'til you make new friends) Maybe get a pet. Cats are good because they don't need to be walked and can be left alone. Good luck
    Not be afraid of the snow, it's awesome. Just get to know people. I'm assuming you'll have a job or go to school, you won't be alone. Just be careful, lock your doors at night, don't walk alone at night. You'll be fine.
    Get involved with something, get yourself a gym membership, try to take up some hobbies with groups in the area, otherwise you might go bonkers from the solitude!
    If you're moving to change your life, you will have to change your consciousness.





    No matter where you go, there you are.
    Dont walk dark streets alone unless thats your job...
    Enjoy the trip
    Um, meet people? Have fun? Don't get raped?
    Be sure to have a job lined up. And it looks like you do.
    dont die

    What advice could you give me if I was to start my own business as a Boarding Kennel Operator?

    Thanks :)What advice could you give me if I was to start my own business as a Boarding Kennel Operator?
    http://www.kenneldesign.com/products/kit鈥?/a>


    http://www.kenneldesign.com/


    http://www.ehow.com/how_2083090_open-pet鈥?/a>


    http://www.ehow.com/how_16580_start-kenn鈥?/a>





    And try to google this: 'Running your own boarding kennels by David Cavill 3rd edition'


    Which is the reference for a book you can look up online which puts the focus primarily on how a person can start up a boarding kennel.





    I hope that these links can help you but try to find and buy that book in particular because it has everything you need to know inside.


    Good Luck!!!!What advice could you give me if I was to start my own business as a Boarding Kennel Operator?
    references..most towns/cities wont give you a kennel permit because of the waste especially if it's near houses

    I'm going to school to be a paramedic any advice?

    As a former Paramedic and having endured going through paramedic school...


    wow, just pay attention...ask a TON of question, because it is better to ask the question then to get in the field and wish you had asked. Make friends with your classmates and help each other out whenever possible. Study study study...you need that to pass the national registry. Practice practice practice...all your codes and your actions for the different rhythms and scenarios. Do it over and over so when you are in the field you have already done it 1000 times. And remember that when doing a practice head to toe in class...and you get to that 1% (the genitals) its really funny to say..';genitals unremarkable'; LOL.. Good luck if you need anything else feel free to e-mail me!I'm going to school to be a paramedic any advice?
    I used to be an EMT Basic. I really liked it, but it took up alot of my time (I was going to school full time while I took the course). Make sure you are able to commit the necessary time to it, and also, make sure it's something you really want to do. I would suggest shadowing an EMT or volunteering in an ER to make sure you can handle all the sad/gross aspects of the job. Otherwise it's just a waste of time and money! But if you have the time, money, and the passion for the job, then go for it! it can be very rewarding. Good luck!I'm going to school to be a paramedic any advice?
    For your reference here i am forwarding you the website link that will give you information about nursing and other health science degrees that may help you to work as paramedical staff. But I think nursing would be best degree for you. the link is
    Learn how to help hurt and sick people
    Here is my advice...pass.

    What advice would you give to a person that has been betrayed by their spouse?

    And when offering this advice, have you ever been in their shoes? If not what do you base your advice on?


    I know this is more than one question but they tie together.What advice would you give to a person that has been betrayed by their spouse?
    I follow the saying, ';To err is human, to forgive is divine';...and yes I've been in their shoes, and all I'm going to say is that the year was 2003 and my husband's lover's name was ';Pam the Gym Rat';...What advice would you give to a person that has been betrayed by their spouse?
    Think long and hard before you act upon your initial thoughts. My wife and I went through a very hard time. We betrayed each other. She with held affection from me and I in turn went and found affection outside our marriage. Had I not acted upon my first instinct which was I'm going to make her hurt the way I hurt we wouldn't have come so very very close to divorce. We wouldn't have put our son through so much like watching our relationship deteriorate, hearing the talk of divorce, wondering if it was his fault. Putting ourselves through hell trying our best to kill what was at the time an 11 yr marriage. Had we taken the time to communicate rather than try so hard to hurt each other none of this would have happened.





    So to answer your question straight forward I'd say try your level best to communicate with your spouse (including marriage counseling) and find out why this happened and if you forgive them and decide to stay married to them, get guarantees that it will never happen again and make crystal clear in your spouses mind what will happen if you are ever betrayed again
    I think it really depends on how long you have been together. I have only been with my husband for four years but I thought he had cheated on me and he told me that one of his friends cheated on his wife. I thought he was talking about himself. I told him I would never speak to him again and it would be over for sure. But I love him and if he could prove he would never do it again. I would stay with him. It would be a lot of him sleeping on the couch and his opinion doesn't mean anything until I said it did but I think once you find your soul mate or life companion and you are comfortable with your decision, sometimes you have to give second chances.
    it depends on what the betrayal was. if he/she cheated then its a matter of why they did it. do they love the person they cheated on you with? was he/she so frustated sexually that he/she had to resort to unfaithfullness? don't automatically jusmp to conclusions. maybe the betrayer didnt mean for it to happen. if you look at situations that have happened in other marriages, you'll see that there are so many different scenarios that could've happened. but i could be wrong...the betrayer could just be a cheating spouse just like many other cheating spouses. they got tired of it at home and wanted 'variety' or what ever.in that case...**** em. make them want you back so bad they will do anything. show them what theyre missing. and if you want them back too then get back together...if you dont then theyll know the mistake they made for the rest of their life
    I have been cheated on before. I found out 6 months ago that my husband cheated on me. So yes, I've been in their shoes.





    First of all, my advice would be decide if you want to stay in the marriage or not. Look at yr spouse's behaviour etc.





    Then get counselling. Individual and marriage counselling for BOTH of you. Especially for him (the cheater) - he needs to find out why he cheated and how to prevent it from happening again.





    If you are staying, get a Plan B ready. Have a secret savings account. Know all your rights - will u get the house? custody of kids? etc. Invest 100% into your marriage (if you're staying) but also invest 100% into Plan B, because you never know what sh!t might hit you in the future.





    Most importantly, take care of yourself.
    this is the advice i was once given,





    ride it out, stay away for a bit, no talk, no nothing, when u feel like it and when u know what U wanna do, u go talk to him/her just to see where he/she is at ...if u want u can just meet up with him/her once.. and really think about, what U want..now that u know how HE/SHE is feeling...





    Ive tried it on couple of friends.. =S it has worked, its really hard to advice ppl on risky situations, so it depends how close of a friend u two are...
    u have to make up ur mind do u wanna stay or go, if u stay will u be able to trust him again? my boyfriend has betrayed me over and over again, and for some reason i choose to stay with him, that's y i am so unhappy now, after 7 years, i want out i had enough, i wonder if i would have left him alone the 1st time he did it, would i be so hurt now!
    My husband and I had been married for almost 20 years..Yes, he betrayed me..We had a large farm, lots of animals and a beautiful Log cabin home..We lived in central Florida (I still do)...After we separated, I left the home because of his temper and abuse and he went out and found himself a new girlfriend..but that isn't the only place he betrayed the whole family...He started telling the family within a short few months that the house and land were being foreclosed on..The Bank is taking it all..I kept asking him if he were keeping up with the payments and he wouldn't answer...The day came for the bank sale and he said after the bills were paid, he was left with less than 5, 000...This was on property and land and home worth almost half a million dollars...He said he lost it all...Gave me a few dollars..less than 1000 to help with my rent..Move forward about 6 years..Dear Christian hubby and I divorced and he moved to Asia and remarried..My oldest daughter is a mortgage broker and one day when she was bored, she started pulling up public records..entering Dad's name..Guess what came up..Dear hubby had SOLD everything..sold everything as an unmarried man...Sold our home, land, furniture, livestock..anything that wasn;t tied down.He sold as an unmarried man while we were still married..and he walked away with all the money and left the country..Left me and the children with nothing..nothing...almost homeless..my attorney tells me there is nothing I can do about it..even tho I lived in that house for 15 years, being his wife..I hear my EX is preaching on Sundays....
    Move on, they obviously did. I've been in their shoes, more than once. The best thing is to not grovel or seem desperate by looking back, contacting or even seeming upset. This is the best slap in the face that you can deliver. They'll wonder why they weren't a big deal. Worked for me!!
    well if you really love the person you marry and wanna be with him /her for the rest of your life, then give him/her a chance..all you need is TRUST..





    im in the situation right now..and we are going very well (as of now)..
    divorce! Anything else--any sign of complacency sends the message that u r a doormat!
    you need to find out why first. even if you go your own way. that way you don't have a repeat later.
    move on


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    Taking the Hoodia product that helps curb your appetite and it doesn't seem to be working. Anyone have advice

    I'm following the directions and don't feel like i'm eating as much as before but still not losing weight.Taking the Hoodia product that helps curb your appetite and it doesn't seem to be working. Anyone have advice
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    Unfortunately, you probably bought fake hoodia. Real Hoodia works, no doubt about it. Read the Fake Hoodia Report below; see if your brand, or lot # is listed.
    Homeopathic Treatment for Excessive Fat and Weight :-


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  • Any advice you can give on someone who wants to start being an artist?

    I'm really interested in trying the visual arts - painting, drawing, sculpting, using oil pastels, crayons, watercolor, etc, but I don't know how to start and I don't know anything about the materials. Perhaps some of you know a good site or book, or can give me advice on how I can start? Thanks!Any advice you can give on someone who wants to start being an artist?
    Wow, you sound so much like me! I'm all over the place with it, too!





    I started with colored pencils. I didn't really have a clue, but bought a sketchbook and a basic set of Prismacolor pencils and just played and played with them. Prismacolor has a great website for their products:





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    There are tons of sites. About.com has great tips for painting and drawing. Or, just type ';free online art techniques'; or ';how to use oil pastels'; (or whatever media interests you) into your browser and see what you get!





    If you're interested in taking a class and have the time for it, definitely do so. Also make sure you have at least a basic understanding of color theory. You can learn that online as well, but you'll get a better idea of how colors behave once you actually start working with them.





    And practice as much as you can. Try to at least sketch something every day, even if it's just a scribble on a scrap of paper while you're standing in line at the grocery.





    One small piece of advice ... avoid watercolors until you take a class or really know what you're doing. You'd think they'd be so simple, right! They can be very frustrating. OK, maybe that's just me ... ? Anyway, have fun ... and Good Luck!Any advice you can give on someone who wants to start being an artist?
    JUST DO IT!!!! No one can train/tell you how to be an artist it just happens. I started painting years ago and it was not good but with practice I was able to do my own thing and figure out techniques that help me. Keep on keeping on girl!
    Use the internet or go to the library and get some books on the history of the use of whichever mediums you are interested in. Pick the names of artists that mastered techniques in that type of art, and use it for inspiration to start your own work. You could try doing reproductions/copies first if that helps.


    It's usually easiest to start with pencil drawings first then slowly trying out pastels, acrylic paints, and oil paints (watercolour is a bit of a toughy--you might want to save that for later on). I personally thinking you can start sculpting at any time. Working with clay is one of my favourites, but for that you'll need proper resources such as a kiln to fire the dried pieces.


    Make sure to learn the basics in whatever you choose (i.e. how to mix colours if you want to learn painting, or studying anatomy and proportions if you want to do figure drawings or portraits), again through either books or online tutorials (there's plenty if you know how to use search engines properly). You might even want to join an online artists group like deviant art or gfxartist or example, so that you can get critiques and comments on your art which will help you improve much faster. This is especially important if your town/city doesn't offer many art classes or if you don't have any contacts with people skilled in art.


    It would be a very good idea to keep a sketchbook on you, to scribble down any ideas or thoughts as your creative juices flow. Also, if you're serious about this and it's not just a passing interest, don't cheap out on materials unless you're on a very tight budget, because they certainly do affect how good your end result is.


    With all that said, good luck on your endeavors! :)
    Start out simply with something you are most drawn to, such as pencil sketching or making jewelery. From there, you should be able to figure out what type of art interests you most and which you are more inclined to want to stay with. Most of all, please yourself with what media you choose.
    nice. buy a sketchpad and do some sketches , copy some pictures from magazines..:)


    try to color your sketchings using color pencils


    if you think your improving then try water color ..


    keep practicing! you sure will be a good artist!
    read tons and tongs of books regarding artist personally i would say impressionist. Claude Monet all the way baby
    I always think classes are best. Any class in your area would be good. BUT remember to practice practice practice. Work on your own style too. and remember your art won't look like everyone else's either. That was my problem at first I want to draw just like other people. You can try just drawing something from real life. Trees, people, any still life. Your brain works differently when you draw from real life.
    take lessons great way to start learn about the materials and techniques some times learning on your own can get frusterating and you will give up easier but if you get lessons and learn proper technique it may come quicker
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    Take some classes if you can. There are lots of art books out there. You can find low cost books from the internet, Other than that get you some artist paint, and some brushes and some pictures or photo to practice from. I suggest using acrylic paint to begin. You can get it at Walmart and or/ Hobby Lobby. Hobby Lobby also gives classes. Also watch some of the art lesson on Saturday in some tv stations. Another place is , look on youtube.com for painting lessons. Good luck
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    Well sometimes my grandma is nice but sometimes she can be a jerk can you please give me some advice?

    she thinks shes queen of the houseWell sometimes my grandma is nice but sometimes she can be a jerk can you please give me some advice?
    Do you live with your Grandmother or does she live with you? If she lives in your home then being queen of the house is not the option. She is in your territory and therefore should respect your space. If she gives you smart remarks, calls you names or shouts at you a simple ';Grandma';! with a look of dissapointment and hurt to accompany it would let her know what she's doing without you physically needing to have a sitdown. If you live with her then the question is what can you do to help make her invasion of privacy less stressful. Elders always demand respect as was how they were brought up. If she senses any disrespect coming from you then an attitude from her might be the way she defends her stance. Try looking at it from her view and then try and come up with solutions on how you can make the situation a little better for you AND her.Well sometimes my grandma is nice but sometimes she can be a jerk can you please give me some advice?
    maybe she is the queen of the house?





    everyone has their faults, and we can all be a little annoying at times. yes, even you an me.





    so, accept grandma for the person she is, and move forward with your own life.
    My grandma is the same way. Just try to ignore her.





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    just be proud you got your grandmother she won't always be around
    been there just ignore her or tune her out thats what i do and it works!!!

    What advice would you give your best girlfriend if she were traveling alone for the first time?

    If you have traveled alone before and learned from the experience what advice (besides safety first)would you give your best (girl)friend if she were heading out to the big open for the first time alone?What advice would you give your best girlfriend if she were traveling alone for the first time?
    Tell her to chum up with other young ladies who are also traveling alone, or at least to sit near other women in bus stations/on trains. Also, one thing I did when traveling alone at night on trains was to put a plastic bag on the inside of the door handle so that I could sleep. That way, if someone opened the door I would hear the plastic bag making that crinkling noise and I would wake up. Sometimes I'd also put a second plastic bag on the floor where someone would step on it, thereby making noise or slipping! I was a paranoid sleeper on trains, ha ha. Tell her that many women have done it before and she will be fine. I was SO scared before I left and it's a crazy thing to do, but what an amazing experience and a great chance to learn about herself and become more independent. People give me props all the time for doing it, so it's going to get her some free lunches for the rest of her life just having people want to hear about it. :)What advice would you give your best girlfriend if she were traveling alone for the first time?
    I would tell her to keep track of her money. Also, keep her money and anything valuable, such as a cellphone, in the front pockets of her jeans. It is much easier to take a purse than jeans.


    Aso she should carry something with her at all times that can be used in her defense if anything happens. Anything simple will do, I have a pocket knife, my sister has mace... Almost anything can work.


    The most important thing is probably to keep track of herself, where she is and where she's going. It's too easy to get lost in a new place, and you want to avoid asking some random person on the street. If she does need to ask someone, a policeman or a woman would do.
    always carry a phone around with you.
    Don't be in an area in an airport where hardly any people are.





    They always have some peope kidnapped in those areas.

    What is the most important thing about giving advice to others?

    What are the basics in helping them, and not do anything wrong? My job involves it and I need a few pointers just to be sure I don't mess up.What is the most important thing about giving advice to others?
    Be a diplomate. If you are only giving advice, and not orders, listen. Find out what they REALLY want - advice or agreement. If they want agreement they won't appreciate good advice that runs contrary to what they have already decided. They will simply keep looking till they find someone who will say what they WANT to hear. if they truely want advice, give it... but only if you can turn around and accept that they won't take it without getting upset with them.





    (Look at me! I just gave advice about advice!)What is the most important thing about giving advice to others?
    Well you should probably say what you would do (unless it would be something like violent) but yeah say what you would do, or if your not really sure then say that you are not sure what to do and tell them what you would most likely do and tell them to do what they think is right... hope that helped?!





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    Giving advice, like here, is easier than offering constructive criticism. Advice is requested. A critique usually isn't. Either way you might open your remarks with a question. This should prompt an easier exchange of ideas. Before they have an opportunity to respond, ask them think about your question and reply with an email.





    As you answer each email with another question, the responder should begin to act on your remedy without even realizing it. While you may not receive direct credit for the change in procedure, you will be recognized for the improvement in morale and efficiency. Good Luck.
    Realize that every one and every situation is different. Everyone has not had the same experiences as you have had, so try not to base everything on how you would solve it.
    The most important part is to listen to them first.

    What advice could you give me if I was to start my own business as a Boarding Kennel Operator?

    Thanks :)What advice could you give me if I was to start my own business as a Boarding Kennel Operator?
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    And try to google this: 'Running your own boarding kennels by David Cavill 3rd edition'


    Which is the reference for a book you can look up online which puts the focus primarily on how a person can start up a boarding kennel.





    I hope that these links can help you but try to find and buy that book in particular because it has everything you need to know inside.


    Good Luck!!!!What advice could you give me if I was to start my own business as a Boarding Kennel Operator?
    references..most towns/cities wont give you a kennel permit because of the waste especially if it's near houses

    What advice would you give to a person that has been betrayed by their spouse?

    And when offering this advice, have you ever been in their shoes? If not what do you base your advice on?


    I know this is more than one question but they tie together.What advice would you give to a person that has been betrayed by their spouse?
    I follow the saying, ';To err is human, to forgive is divine';...and yes I've been in their shoes, and all I'm going to say is that the year was 2003 and my husband's lover's name was ';Pam the Gym Rat';...What advice would you give to a person that has been betrayed by their spouse?
    Think long and hard before you act upon your initial thoughts. My wife and I went through a very hard time. We betrayed each other. She with held affection from me and I in turn went and found affection outside our marriage. Had I not acted upon my first instinct which was I'm going to make her hurt the way I hurt we wouldn't have come so very very close to divorce. We wouldn't have put our son through so much like watching our relationship deteriorate, hearing the talk of divorce, wondering if it was his fault. Putting ourselves through hell trying our best to kill what was at the time an 11 yr marriage. Had we taken the time to communicate rather than try so hard to hurt each other none of this would have happened.





    So to answer your question straight forward I'd say try your level best to communicate with your spouse (including marriage counseling) and find out why this happened and if you forgive them and decide to stay married to them, get guarantees that it will never happen again and make crystal clear in your spouses mind what will happen if you are ever betrayed again
    I think it really depends on how long you have been together. I have only been with my husband for four years but I thought he had cheated on me and he told me that one of his friends cheated on his wife. I thought he was talking about himself. I told him I would never speak to him again and it would be over for sure. But I love him and if he could prove he would never do it again. I would stay with him. It would be a lot of him sleeping on the couch and his opinion doesn't mean anything until I said it did but I think once you find your soul mate or life companion and you are comfortable with your decision, sometimes you have to give second chances.
    it depends on what the betrayal was. if he/she cheated then its a matter of why they did it. do they love the person they cheated on you with? was he/she so frustated sexually that he/she had to resort to unfaithfullness? don't automatically jusmp to conclusions. maybe the betrayer didnt mean for it to happen. if you look at situations that have happened in other marriages, you'll see that there are so many different scenarios that could've happened. but i could be wrong...the betrayer could just be a cheating spouse just like many other cheating spouses. they got tired of it at home and wanted 'variety' or what ever.in that case...**** em. make them want you back so bad they will do anything. show them what theyre missing. and if you want them back too then get back together...if you dont then theyll know the mistake they made for the rest of their life
    I have been cheated on before. I found out 6 months ago that my husband cheated on me. So yes, I've been in their shoes.





    First of all, my advice would be decide if you want to stay in the marriage or not. Look at yr spouse's behaviour etc.





    Then get counselling. Individual and marriage counselling for BOTH of you. Especially for him (the cheater) - he needs to find out why he cheated and how to prevent it from happening again.





    If you are staying, get a Plan B ready. Have a secret savings account. Know all your rights - will u get the house? custody of kids? etc. Invest 100% into your marriage (if you're staying) but also invest 100% into Plan B, because you never know what sh!t might hit you in the future.





    Most importantly, take care of yourself.
    this is the advice i was once given,





    ride it out, stay away for a bit, no talk, no nothing, when u feel like it and when u know what U wanna do, u go talk to him/her just to see where he/she is at ...if u want u can just meet up with him/her once.. and really think about, what U want..now that u know how HE/SHE is feeling...





    Ive tried it on couple of friends.. =S it has worked, its really hard to advice ppl on risky situations, so it depends how close of a friend u two are...
    u have to make up ur mind do u wanna stay or go, if u stay will u be able to trust him again? my boyfriend has betrayed me over and over again, and for some reason i choose to stay with him, that's y i am so unhappy now, after 7 years, i want out i had enough, i wonder if i would have left him alone the 1st time he did it, would i be so hurt now!
    My husband and I had been married for almost 20 years..Yes, he betrayed me..We had a large farm, lots of animals and a beautiful Log cabin home..We lived in central Florida (I still do)...After we separated, I left the home because of his temper and abuse and he went out and found himself a new girlfriend..but that isn't the only place he betrayed the whole family...He started telling the family within a short few months that the house and land were being foreclosed on..The Bank is taking it all..I kept asking him if he were keeping up with the payments and he wouldn't answer...The day came for the bank sale and he said after the bills were paid, he was left with less than 5, 000...This was on property and land and home worth almost half a million dollars...He said he lost it all...Gave me a few dollars..less than 1000 to help with my rent..Move forward about 6 years..Dear Christian hubby and I divorced and he moved to Asia and remarried..My oldest daughter is a mortgage broker and one day when she was bored, she started pulling up public records..entering Dad's name..Guess what came up..Dear hubby had SOLD everything..sold everything as an unmarried man...Sold our home, land, furniture, livestock..anything that wasn;t tied down.He sold as an unmarried man while we were still married..and he walked away with all the money and left the country..Left me and the children with nothing..nothing...almost homeless..my attorney tells me there is nothing I can do about it..even tho I lived in that house for 15 years, being his wife..I hear my EX is preaching on Sundays....
    Move on, they obviously did. I've been in their shoes, more than once. The best thing is to not grovel or seem desperate by looking back, contacting or even seeming upset. This is the best slap in the face that you can deliver. They'll wonder why they weren't a big deal. Worked for me!!
    well if you really love the person you marry and wanna be with him /her for the rest of your life, then give him/her a chance..all you need is TRUST..





    im in the situation right now..and we are going very well (as of now)..
    divorce! Anything else--any sign of complacency sends the message that u r a doormat!
    you need to find out why first. even if you go your own way. that way you don't have a repeat later.
    move on


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