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Bananagrams
Price : $14.99 $14.95
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: - The anagram game that will drive you bananas
- Players race against each other to build crossword grids
- For 1 to 8 players
- Great for travel
- Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging
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Melissa & Doug 100 Piece Wood Blocks Set
Price : $19.99 $12.00
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: - Colored wood blocks
- You can stack them and count them
- Recommended Age Range 3 Years and up
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Do-A-Dot Rainbow Art Set (Set of 6)
Price : $14.99 $9.99
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: - SET OF 6
- Includes red, yellow, blue, orange, purple and green
- Washable! Will not dry if cap is left off!
- Each bottle is 2.5 oz.
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Ty Beanie Baby Boots Dora's Monkey
Price : $11.99 $2.99
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: - Look for the familiar heart-shaped tag that means you've purchased an authentic Ty product
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Everyone meet Dora the Explorer¨s best friend, Boots! Wearing his signature red boots, this little blue monkey is ready for fun with his pal Dora! Based on the popular character from Nick Jr!
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Melissa & Doug Sunny Patch Seaside Sidekicks Sand Cupcake Set
Price : $14.99 $9.00
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: - Make cupcakes at the beach or in the sandbox
- 12-piece set includes hinged cupcake molder, cupcake toppers, tray and icing tool
- Store the whole set in the included mesh bag
- Perfect for a day at the beach
- Exceptional quality and value
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Mold, shape, decorate, and bake sandy treats with the Melissa and Doug Sunny Patch Seaside Sidekicks Sand Cupcake Set! Simply fill the unique, hinged cupcake molder with sand dough, add cupcake toppers, put in the tray and bake. When finished, your child can use to the icing tool to decorate his/her sandy creation. A mesh storage bag is included for easy transport and storage of this interesting sand and beach toy!
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Questions & Answers
Question : Why would a company background check require you to show w-2 forms from 4-5 years ago?
I've been required to find w-2 forms from employers over 4 years old. I've moved a couple of times since then. I still have my tax filing forms but can no longer find w-2. I just don't know why they would need these.
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Use IRS form 4506-T to request them.Employers want to see them because so many people lie about where they have worked, how much they made, employers go out of business, etc.I'd be reluctant to give them 5 years worth. 2-3 maybe.
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Question : Is it possible to make 2 years advanced study than 4 years of university?
let's say that if you want to get your bachelor's degree in something you have to do 4 years of university but you are very smart and you want to do everything in 2 years.is it possible?does it exist special programs for special students like that?
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I reckon it would be difficult. I did physics, and generally in science and engineering courses there are problems with doing this. The main thing is that one year's work builds on the previous, so you would be trying to do stuff which you didn't have the prerequisite information for. Also, timetabling all the classes would be a pain.I guess it might be a bit easier in the humanities. Less classes to go to for one, and I don't think there's so much building on previous knowledge.
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Question : Should I keep or delete a facebook group dedicated to 2 friends who died 4 years ago?
I made a group on facebook this summer dedicated to 2 people who died from my high school, 4 years ago. Is it appropriate to have it? Also I have their pictures in the group. People have joined but noone has said anything negative about it.
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i think you should keep itas you are showing respect
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Question : How could i get my 4 years no claim bonus back? Because i havnt driven over for 2 years due to a disability?
Hi.I havnt driven for over 2 years because of a disability. The insurance company has said i have lost my 4 years no claims discount. How would I get it back?
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You cannot. A no claims bonus is for continuous period of insurance though a few will let you have a break of up to 2 years but none will go over that.Some companies will not even allow a break of one day.What you could do, and this will have to be by phone, is talk to a broker or brokers to see if they can get you an introductory discount after explaining the situation to them.I recently found Adrian Flux were very helpful with a slightly unusual situation and car. Not recommending them as that is all i can say but they might be worth a call.http://www.adrianflux.co.uk/?rw.cm=GOOGLE,PPC,adrian+flux+insurance&gclid=COrZsIL57J8CFV2Y2Aodc CFIGQDo phone them though not use the internet.
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Question : Do you have to have 2 years of foreign language in order to attend a 4 year college?
One of my friends said that you have to have 2 years or credits of foreign language to go to a 4 year college, is that true?
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it all depends on the college really. high schools like to lie about stuff like this and say its manadatory, when its actually not in some cases.some colleges say you need 2, others say 4, some say you dont need any at all.
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Question : Getting an MBA after 2-4 years of work, should I tell the hiring company?
I will be graduating this May with a BS in mechanical engineering. I plan to get 2-4 years of work experience and then go back to school for an MBA. If I were to tell this to hiring companies, would they be less likely to want to hire me? I've already taken the GMAT and scored a 660, which should be high enough to get me into one of the top 50 MBA programs in the U.S. Thank you in advance for the assistance!I've read that most of the upper level MBA programs and many companies want to see that you had some experience before getting an MBA. At any rate, I'm past the point of no return and need to get a job at this point.
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If you need the 2-4 years of work for financial reasons then I understand, but why not get the MBA right after you graduate? You'd be COMPLETELY done school and you would probably get a better job with a higher salary right out of school.
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Question : Going to 2 years at community college or 4 year university?
I can't decide. Should I go to a community college for 2 years then transfer to a university or should I go straight to a 4 year university. I want to major in nutrition with a minor in business (I know two totally different fields) I mean I could save a lot of money by going to a community college but I feel like I would be missing out. I mean college is the time were you're always broke and you eat ramen noodles 3 times a day. I mean it's like the whole fun of college.
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4 year definitelyNutrion to business aren't too different, they would both be bachelors of science; so that's good.Okay, seriously, ask people that have been there or counselros at the 4 year (not the 2 year school)Most kids who start at community college end up going to school for 6 years, (the average time if you start at a 4 year school is 5 years)All major-related classes but maybe one or two will be a waste of time, because most 4 year schools only really consider 300 and 400 level classes for major requirements.Most classes won't transfer, there are schools with different agreements about different classes, but to make them all transfer for sure you have to take another bulk of classes (about 18 hours worth)Even if you do that, most of the classes won't count for much because you have to have a certain number of hours in 300- and 400- level anyway.My g/f made the mistake of going to a 2 year first, and basically as far as time is concerned she could have sat on her hands, it will take her 6 years in the end (as it does most)
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Question : What is a good paying job that requires only 2-4 years of school?
My boyfriend is 19 years old. He's applying for the technical school in january, so he's starting after the first semester. But he would like to make more than 50,000 annuallly. He would prefer to go to school for 2 years, but he said he would even do 4 if it would make him more money.help please.to the first person who answered-what are you talking about?
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Here you go. He has lots of options with a two-year degree, but it also depends what area of the country you live in. If you're in the South, salaries are lower. Cities such as Chicago, New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco will pay more than in rural areas:1. Computer specialist -- $59,480: Depending on the employer, computer specialists perform a variety of functions, ranging from technical support to coordinating network security. Hiring managers prefer graduates with an associate degree in a computer-related field.2. Nuclear technician -- $59,200: Nuclear technicians monitor radiation and operate nuclear test and research equipment. They may also assist nuclear engineers and nuclear physicists with their research projects. An associate degree program in an applied science or specific technology should provide good training.3. Dental hygienist -- $58,350: One of the fastest-growing occupations in the nation, dental hygienists provide routine dental services including cleaning teeth, taking X-rays and preventative care. Candidates must graduate from an accredited dental hygiene school and pass a written and clinical exam.4. Radiation therapist -- $57,700: Radiation therapists administer radiation therapy to patients afflicted with tumors or cancer. Employers generally require an associate degree from a radiation therapy program.5. Nuclear medicine technologist -- $55,840: Nuclear medicine technologists administer diagnostic tests that involve using radioactive materials to monitor organ functions. An associate degree in nuclear medicine technology is standard, and many employers also require licensure.6. Fashion designer -- $55,840: Fashion designers study current fashion trends, sketch out new clothing designs, select the colors and fabrics and oversee the production of their items. Designers often hold associate degrees in fashion design or fine arts.7. Aerospace engineering and operations technician -- $52,500: Aerospace engineering and operations technicians construct, test and maintain aircraft and space vehicles. An associate degree in engineering technology is standard, and certification can be a competitive edge for job seekers.8. Diagnostic medical sonographer -- $52,490: Diagnostic medical sonographers -- also known as ultrasonographers -- administer diagnostic imagining technology used during pregnancy and to diagnose some diseases. Many community colleges offer associate degrees in diagnostic medical sonography, and some employers prefer candidates registered through the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography.9. Registered nurse -- $52,330: Registered nurses treat sick, injured and convalescent patients, and provide education on post-treatment care. RNs must have at least an associate degree in nursing and pass a national licensing examination.10. Engineering technician -- $49,440: Engineering technicians perform a variety of research- and development-related tasks, including building and setting up equipment, conducting experiments, collecting data and recording results. Employers prefer associate degrees in engineering technology, which are widely available at technical institutes.
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Question : Is it possible to become a Navy Seal even if i have smoked for 2-4 years?
i smoked for 2-4 years and i quit about a year ago. im getting very fit now and my lungs feel good as new. is it possible that i could still get up to the requirments to pass the fitness screening?
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Becoming SEAL isn't like passing a test in high school. Yeah here are minimum standards, but it's also competitive. You're competing for every man in the class. They don't want 100%. Any bonehead can give that. They want 150% for five days straight, and 200% for the next two... and then do it again the next week.Nobody can tell you whether or not you can do anything. You make the decision. You put forth the effort. You know if you're doing you best. You know if you're pushing yourself. If you can't make the decision... if you can't put forth the effort... if you don't do your best... if you don't push yourself... the point is moot. You're not going to make it.
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Question : If you go to a community college for 2 years would you only have to do 2 years in a 4 year university?
So im 16 and currently attending a community college, my parents said that after community college I would only have to do 2 years in a university. Im pretty sure I still have to do 4 years in a university but Im not sure. Are my parents right?
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You only have to do 2 years at university if all your classes transfer (C or better in all classes, the school you're transferring to offers the same classes) and you don't pick a major that takes more than 2 years to complete.
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