How can I avoid tax from a cash merger ?
Q. I have shares of a private company which was acquired for cash by a public company in Jan 07. A check for about $30k will be mailed to me soon for my shares. What is the best way to avoid as much tax as possible ? I am self employed but don't know how much money I will earn this year. So for example, can I put all of the $30k into my sep ira thereby avoid paying tax on it? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by domomatic2001 - Wed Jan 31 21:14:21 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is really too late. The contribution to the SEP will help reduce taxes but you may not be able to contribute very much. You should get some help from a competent tax advisor like a CPA.
Answered by Nusha - Fri Feb 2 23:10:06 2007
Q. I have shares of a private company which was acquired for cash by a public company in Jan 07. A check for about $30k will be mailed to me soon for my shares. What is the best way to avoid as much tax as possible ? I am self employed but don't know how much money I will earn this year. So for example, can I put all of the $30k into my sep ira thereby avoid paying tax on it? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by domomatic2001 - Wed Jan 31 21:14:21 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is really too late. The contribution to the SEP will help reduce taxes but you may not be able to contribute very much. You should get some help from a competent tax advisor like a CPA.
Answered by Nusha - Fri Feb 2 23:10:06 2007
How do you avoid depression when a military boyfriend is away?
Q. I'm thankful that he is not deployed, I don't know how I would handle that, but my boyfriend is in the Army and is across the country for several months. How can I avoid the depression while he is gone? Living in a seemingly empty apartment now, how can I fill the void that seems to suck the life right out of me? Any suggestions that avoid getting pets would be so helpful.
Asked by Erin - Sat Jun 21 14:28:15 2008 - - 18 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You keep busy. Sign up for some classes at the local college. Go to the gym, hang out with friends, meet some new friends. Life when he is away him should be just like life before him (with the exception of looking to meet someone). What did you do before you guys met? Didd you go bowling with friends? See a lot of movies? Just do anything and everything that sounds like fun and stay busy. You may even want to try something like taking a cooking class to be able to make new recipes to impress him when he gets back. Just remember that sitting home crying does no one any good. He's not your life, he is a part of it. Make a point to get up every day with a good attitude that this day will be fun and make it happen. If you plan on marrying… [cont.]
Answered by J T - Sat Jun 21 14:37:43 2008
Q. I'm thankful that he is not deployed, I don't know how I would handle that, but my boyfriend is in the Army and is across the country for several months. How can I avoid the depression while he is gone? Living in a seemingly empty apartment now, how can I fill the void that seems to suck the life right out of me? Any suggestions that avoid getting pets would be so helpful.
Asked by Erin - Sat Jun 21 14:28:15 2008 - - 18 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You keep busy. Sign up for some classes at the local college. Go to the gym, hang out with friends, meet some new friends. Life when he is away him should be just like life before him (with the exception of looking to meet someone). What did you do before you guys met? Didd you go bowling with friends? See a lot of movies? Just do anything and everything that sounds like fun and stay busy. You may even want to try something like taking a cooking class to be able to make new recipes to impress him when he gets back. Just remember that sitting home crying does no one any good. He's not your life, he is a part of it. Make a point to get up every day with a good attitude that this day will be fun and make it happen. If you plan on marrying… [cont.]
Answered by J T - Sat Jun 21 14:37:43 2008
How do i avoid a hangover tomorrow morning?
Q. Tonight i am going out for a friends 18th. The only problem is i have a football match tomorrow morning so i want to avoid getting a hangover! I am planning on getting smashed so what must i be doing now and after to avoid the hangover!
Asked by Jakey - Fri Nov 27 11:11:00 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Been there, lived that! Drink lots of water or Powerade before you start drinking. Your body needs to be fully hydrated because the alcohol dehydrates you and that's what causes a lot of the hang-over effects. Try and drink a glass/bottle of water every drink or two. Also, do NOT take Tylenol after drinking. Here's why: "While it may be alright to take a couple of aspirin to deal with a hangover, don't take a couple of acetaminophen (Tylenol) tablets. Alcohol with acetaminophen is a recipe for potentially lethal liver damage." Good luck!
Answered by Dakota - Fri Nov 27 11:24:03 2009
Q. Tonight i am going out for a friends 18th. The only problem is i have a football match tomorrow morning so i want to avoid getting a hangover! I am planning on getting smashed so what must i be doing now and after to avoid the hangover!
Asked by Jakey - Fri Nov 27 11:11:00 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Been there, lived that! Drink lots of water or Powerade before you start drinking. Your body needs to be fully hydrated because the alcohol dehydrates you and that's what causes a lot of the hang-over effects. Try and drink a glass/bottle of water every drink or two. Also, do NOT take Tylenol after drinking. Here's why: "While it may be alright to take a couple of aspirin to deal with a hangover, don't take a couple of acetaminophen (Tylenol) tablets. Alcohol with acetaminophen is a recipe for potentially lethal liver damage." Good luck!
Answered by Dakota - Fri Nov 27 11:24:03 2009
How do dental professionals avoid carpal tunnel, muscluloskeletal strain, and other health issues?
Q. I have not yet entered the dental field, but it is something I am very interested in. During one of the information sessions I attended, our speaker mentioned one male hygienist that started every day of class with 1000mg of ibuprofen to combat the pain in his hands. We were also briefed that back, neck, shoulder and wrist problems were a very real possibility. How prevalent are these issues, and is there any way to avoid it? If you cannot avoid it, is it possible to continue your work healthily?
Asked by J B - Sat May 10 15:43:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As a dental educator I constantly stressed proper posture and technique. Some students just would not adopt the proper techneques and I am sure that they will regret it later. Some were severely hunched over working on their patients. After being corrected, I would check back a while later and there they were back to their old posture. Thus said, some people just have anatomy which is not strong enough for the work required. Not that physical strength is needed, just the ability to do repetitive things for long periods of time. Many dentists I know have back problems etc and many hygienists, even some of the educators I know have problems with carpal tunnel syndrom. Perhaps it is just not avoidable.
Answered by Dr. Fitzroy - Sat May 10 17:06:47 2008
Q. I have not yet entered the dental field, but it is something I am very interested in. During one of the information sessions I attended, our speaker mentioned one male hygienist that started every day of class with 1000mg of ibuprofen to combat the pain in his hands. We were also briefed that back, neck, shoulder and wrist problems were a very real possibility. How prevalent are these issues, and is there any way to avoid it? If you cannot avoid it, is it possible to continue your work healthily?
Asked by J B - Sat May 10 15:43:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As a dental educator I constantly stressed proper posture and technique. Some students just would not adopt the proper techneques and I am sure that they will regret it later. Some were severely hunched over working on their patients. After being corrected, I would check back a while later and there they were back to their old posture. Thus said, some people just have anatomy which is not strong enough for the work required. Not that physical strength is needed, just the ability to do repetitive things for long periods of time. Many dentists I know have back problems etc and many hygienists, even some of the educators I know have problems with carpal tunnel syndrom. Perhaps it is just not avoidable.
Answered by Dr. Fitzroy - Sat May 10 17:06:47 2008
How to avoid being constantly pulled over by police for underage driving although I am 18?
Q. I want to start to learn how to drive since it is about time!! Lol. But the thing is, I am worried that I will constantly be pulled over by police because I look younger than I am. How can I avoid this?
Asked by u ifu ig ( ) - Fri Jan 15 17:22:34 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There was a lad in London who in fact was 19 but looked 14. He was constantly getting stopped and eventually to local police chief inspector gave him a letter proving his age. It didn't stop him getting stopped but shortened the time he was stopped for. The local police obviously knew him so he didn't get stopped by them much (after the first 20 times).
Answered by Guenther Bischoff - Sun Jan 17 05:38:45 2010
Q. I want to start to learn how to drive since it is about time!! Lol. But the thing is, I am worried that I will constantly be pulled over by police because I look younger than I am. How can I avoid this?
Asked by u ifu ig ( ) - Fri Jan 15 17:22:34 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There was a lad in London who in fact was 19 but looked 14. He was constantly getting stopped and eventually to local police chief inspector gave him a letter proving his age. It didn't stop him getting stopped but shortened the time he was stopped for. The local police obviously knew him so he didn't get stopped by them much (after the first 20 times).
Answered by Guenther Bischoff - Sun Jan 17 05:38:45 2010
Can you avoid being in an car accident even if you are good driver?
Q. Can you avoid being killed or injured in a car crash if you are a defensive driver, remain vigilant, and is always in your mirrors watching out for other dangerous drivers while driving on the roads? Or is there just no way to escape a dangerous driver? Also does seat belts help to protect you? I ask this question because I am going to begin taking drivers training lessons soon and would just like to know. I'd appreciate it alot.
Asked by angelr - Fri Oct 19 17:32:07 2007 - - 31 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If you are careful and avoid situations involving idiot drivers you can avoid almost all accidents. However sooner or later you will be in one that is not your fault. Think about all those trucks that were in that chain reaction I-5 tunnel collision. No matter how great the guy in the middle truck was he was guaranteed to be involved when the vehicle ahead of him slammed into another one and stopped and the guy behind him kept going until it hit his truck. I was in myself this summer where I was in a line of cars stopped for a red light and the car behind me slammed into my car because that driver had no idea that 10 cars in front of her had been stopped for a while waiting for that light to turn. As far as seat belts all you have to… [cont.]
Answered by Rich Z - Fri Oct 19 20:04:01 2007
Q. Can you avoid being killed or injured in a car crash if you are a defensive driver, remain vigilant, and is always in your mirrors watching out for other dangerous drivers while driving on the roads? Or is there just no way to escape a dangerous driver? Also does seat belts help to protect you? I ask this question because I am going to begin taking drivers training lessons soon and would just like to know. I'd appreciate it alot.
Asked by angelr - Fri Oct 19 17:32:07 2007 - - 31 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If you are careful and avoid situations involving idiot drivers you can avoid almost all accidents. However sooner or later you will be in one that is not your fault. Think about all those trucks that were in that chain reaction I-5 tunnel collision. No matter how great the guy in the middle truck was he was guaranteed to be involved when the vehicle ahead of him slammed into another one and stopped and the guy behind him kept going until it hit his truck. I was in myself this summer where I was in a line of cars stopped for a red light and the car behind me slammed into my car because that driver had no idea that 10 cars in front of her had been stopped for a while waiting for that light to turn. As far as seat belts all you have to… [cont.]
Answered by Rich Z - Fri Oct 19 20:04:01 2007
How to avoid eating tempting foods at work tomorrow?
Q. We're having holloween potluck. Here's only a start of what they're bringing: deviled eggs, macaroni salad, fruitcake, cookies, cake, donuts, pizza, brownies, chips & dip, turkey wraps, gobs of candy, chocolate, pudding, ice cream, pastas, meatloafs, ahhh!!! I'm not on a diet. But I just like to eat healthy, cause I'm watching my figure. How do I avoid this?? I just don't wanna binge! Help! I need some tips.
Asked by Missy - Wed Oct 31 01:09:02 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Eat a really good breakfast with lots of protien and fiber. Maybe an energy bar with these ingredients as a mid morning snack.
Answered by verafyde - Wed Oct 31 01:13:58 2007
Q. We're having holloween potluck. Here's only a start of what they're bringing: deviled eggs, macaroni salad, fruitcake, cookies, cake, donuts, pizza, brownies, chips & dip, turkey wraps, gobs of candy, chocolate, pudding, ice cream, pastas, meatloafs, ahhh!!! I'm not on a diet. But I just like to eat healthy, cause I'm watching my figure. How do I avoid this?? I just don't wanna binge! Help! I need some tips.
Asked by Missy - Wed Oct 31 01:09:02 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Eat a really good breakfast with lots of protien and fiber. Maybe an energy bar with these ingredients as a mid morning snack.
Answered by verafyde - Wed Oct 31 01:13:58 2007
How to avoid over heating a laptop ideas?
Q. It just keeps over heating and i find myself having to cool it down by waving a pillow or fan over it for a certain amount of times. Is there anything i should do to avoid overheating?
Asked by livIV - Wed Feb 4 14:36:08 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the laptop has power options in the control panel- put it on a low power state. After this, purchase a laptop cooling pad which is very effective with underside fans which simply run off the USB's. They are cheap and convenient and there is a wide choice. Also, if you are confident with the working parts of your laptop and don't mind voiding the warranty, take the back off your laptop and clean out the fans and get rid of any dust carefully.
Answered by Jargon Josh - Wed Feb 4 14:40:32 2009
Q. It just keeps over heating and i find myself having to cool it down by waving a pillow or fan over it for a certain amount of times. Is there anything i should do to avoid overheating?
Asked by livIV - Wed Feb 4 14:36:08 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the laptop has power options in the control panel- put it on a low power state. After this, purchase a laptop cooling pad which is very effective with underside fans which simply run off the USB's. They are cheap and convenient and there is a wide choice. Also, if you are confident with the working parts of your laptop and don't mind voiding the warranty, take the back off your laptop and clean out the fans and get rid of any dust carefully.
Answered by Jargon Josh - Wed Feb 4 14:40:32 2009
How to avoid stringy eggplant when baked?
Q. I am making eggplant salad and it requires the eggplant be baked. Whenever I make this salad, the eggplant comes out stringy, no matter how long I beat/mash it or no matter how long I bake it for. Does anyone know how to avoid stringy eggplant when baked then mashed? Dumb Question: How do you choose a ripe eggplant?
Asked by oe - Sat Aug 25 20:27:46 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My only advice would to be more selective on the eggplants at the store. They will all have fibers but if they are ripe enough it should be less annoying.
Answered by calgarychef26 - Sat Aug 25 20:32:47 2007
Q. I am making eggplant salad and it requires the eggplant be baked. Whenever I make this salad, the eggplant comes out stringy, no matter how long I beat/mash it or no matter how long I bake it for. Does anyone know how to avoid stringy eggplant when baked then mashed? Dumb Question: How do you choose a ripe eggplant?
Asked by oe - Sat Aug 25 20:27:46 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My only advice would to be more selective on the eggplants at the store. They will all have fibers but if they are ripe enough it should be less annoying.
Answered by calgarychef26 - Sat Aug 25 20:32:47 2007
How to avoid noodles from becoming dry in kids lunch box?
Q. Hi, I'm planning to prepare noodles for my 14 mth old daughter for her lunch box at her day care. We are vegetarians. I am worried that the noodles will become dry by lunch time. How do I avoid this from happening, will it become dry? Also pls share some veg noodles recipes pls. Thanks alot
Asked by nia - Mon Apr 6 09:00:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A spray of vegetable stock (3/4). Add, then a few table spoons of stock when the noodles are in her lunch box (3/4) too :-) Use an air tight lunch too, so none of the air will be able to get in or get out. * 1 pound spaghetti or noodles * 2 tbsp sesame oil * 1/4 cup soy sauce * 1 cup snow peas * 1 cucumber, diced * 4 green onions, sliced * 2 tbsp fresh parsley, chopped * 2 tbsp red wine vinegar * 1 tsp dry mustard * 1 tsp hot chili oil Preparation: Cook the spaghetti or noodles in water until they are soft, around 10-12 minutes. Drain. Whisk together the sesame oil and soy sauce and toss with spaghetti. In a microwave or steamer, gently cook the snow peas for just 2 minutes. Whisk together vinegar,… [cont.]
Answered by Madi - Mon Apr 6 09:09:46 2009
Q. Hi, I'm planning to prepare noodles for my 14 mth old daughter for her lunch box at her day care. We are vegetarians. I am worried that the noodles will become dry by lunch time. How do I avoid this from happening, will it become dry? Also pls share some veg noodles recipes pls. Thanks alot
Asked by nia - Mon Apr 6 09:00:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A spray of vegetable stock (3/4). Add, then a few table spoons of stock when the noodles are in her lunch box (3/4) too :-) Use an air tight lunch too, so none of the air will be able to get in or get out. * 1 pound spaghetti or noodles * 2 tbsp sesame oil * 1/4 cup soy sauce * 1 cup snow peas * 1 cucumber, diced * 4 green onions, sliced * 2 tbsp fresh parsley, chopped * 2 tbsp red wine vinegar * 1 tsp dry mustard * 1 tsp hot chili oil Preparation: Cook the spaghetti or noodles in water until they are soft, around 10-12 minutes. Drain. Whisk together the sesame oil and soy sauce and toss with spaghetti. In a microwave or steamer, gently cook the snow peas for just 2 minutes. Whisk together vinegar,… [cont.]
Answered by Madi - Mon Apr 6 09:09:46 2009
How to avoid paying too much repair cost for my old car?
Q. I drive 2000 Chevy Impala, which has several minor problems. I want to take it to a Chevy dealer for a check-up and fix somewhat major problems only. The thing is the car is only worth a few grand, so I don't want to end up spending more than the value of the car to fix it. After all, I'm only going to drive it for a few more years. How can I avoid unnecessary repairs and reduce repair cost?
Asked by justice_batsu - Thu Oct 25 03:20:27 2007 - - 5 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Well first of all How many miles are on it . Also what some of the major problems are you having with it. There are other options you can take to repair your car. Dealers are incredulously expensive when it come to repairs. And they are not about taking care of the customer. Do you know of any auto repair shops around you that are reputable, if so Talk to the person in charge ask what type of cars they specialize in. Or what certification there Techs Have. You looking for someone who has a back ground In later GM cars and more than just 7 years of exsperiance. I could help you more if I had more info about you car. Like the manufacture date make model size of engine and type of transmission. The amount of millage and what the… [cont.]
Answered by Sam the man - Thu Oct 25 03:55:39 2007
Q. I drive 2000 Chevy Impala, which has several minor problems. I want to take it to a Chevy dealer for a check-up and fix somewhat major problems only. The thing is the car is only worth a few grand, so I don't want to end up spending more than the value of the car to fix it. After all, I'm only going to drive it for a few more years. How can I avoid unnecessary repairs and reduce repair cost?
Asked by justice_batsu - Thu Oct 25 03:20:27 2007 - - 5 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Well first of all How many miles are on it . Also what some of the major problems are you having with it. There are other options you can take to repair your car. Dealers are incredulously expensive when it come to repairs. And they are not about taking care of the customer. Do you know of any auto repair shops around you that are reputable, if so Talk to the person in charge ask what type of cars they specialize in. Or what certification there Techs Have. You looking for someone who has a back ground In later GM cars and more than just 7 years of exsperiance. I could help you more if I had more info about you car. Like the manufacture date make model size of engine and type of transmission. The amount of millage and what the… [cont.]
Answered by Sam the man - Thu Oct 25 03:55:39 2007
How to avoid the conflict of not seeing your spouse a week before your wedding?
Q. A very long time ago I stumbled over a wedding that the couple opted to not see each other for a week before the wedding. This included no talking, no communication what-so-ever. As I mentioned, it was just a stumble of sorts, and I can't remember the rest. Has anyone else heard of this before? I need to know how to avoid the conflict of things like, the rehearsal dinner, or anything else. Feel free to leave your suggestions/ideas.
Asked by Isabelle - Thu Jul 1 21:18:59 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never heard of a week. A day, yes, but not a week. That seems like waaay too much of a hassle. I vote with just going for the day of. :)
Answered by Glitter - Thu Jul 1 23:16:49 2010
Q. A very long time ago I stumbled over a wedding that the couple opted to not see each other for a week before the wedding. This included no talking, no communication what-so-ever. As I mentioned, it was just a stumble of sorts, and I can't remember the rest. Has anyone else heard of this before? I need to know how to avoid the conflict of things like, the rehearsal dinner, or anything else. Feel free to leave your suggestions/ideas.
Asked by Isabelle - Thu Jul 1 21:18:59 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never heard of a week. A day, yes, but not a week. That seems like waaay too much of a hassle. I vote with just going for the day of. :)
Answered by Glitter - Thu Jul 1 23:16:49 2010
How to avoid blinking all the time on tv?
Q. I have very sensitive eyes (blue) and sometimes go to see tv tapings. The lighting is very bright and makes my eyes blink constantly, sometimes I even get tears. Is there anything i can do to avoid this? Make up, eye drops or something? I don't wear glasses.
Asked by Radiotoaster - Sun Feb 7 13:40:02 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a hat with a brim, tinted glasses, ask your Doctor or an eye Doctor
Answered by Big River - Sun Feb 7 14:00:51 2010
Q. I have very sensitive eyes (blue) and sometimes go to see tv tapings. The lighting is very bright and makes my eyes blink constantly, sometimes I even get tears. Is there anything i can do to avoid this? Make up, eye drops or something? I don't wear glasses.
Asked by Radiotoaster - Sun Feb 7 13:40:02 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a hat with a brim, tinted glasses, ask your Doctor or an eye Doctor
Answered by Big River - Sun Feb 7 14:00:51 2010
How to avoid that the stuff turkey drys in the oven while cooking?
Q. What is the best way to make stuffed turkey and avoid it gets dry while in the oven.
Asked by pepe_bayer - Tue Dec 30 13:51:56 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. baste it with the cup of white wine, cup of water and half a cup of italian salad dressing you pour into the bottom of the pan before baking. If you poke holes through the skin and baste the meat under the skin you will be able to wring out the breasts they'll be so wet. I baste every ten minutes (or every time out during a football game). You should wait to season the (breast side up) turkey till after the juice is boiling and you have basted it then with the wetness on the skin sprinkle on all your seasoning and put back in the oven. when you get it out to baste it the next time all the seasoning is now baked on and won't wash away during the bastings that follow. after the first hour use a couple of pieces of tin foil shaped like ice… [cont.]
Answered by King Richard - Tue Dec 30 14:05:25 2008
Q. What is the best way to make stuffed turkey and avoid it gets dry while in the oven.
Asked by pepe_bayer - Tue Dec 30 13:51:56 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. baste it with the cup of white wine, cup of water and half a cup of italian salad dressing you pour into the bottom of the pan before baking. If you poke holes through the skin and baste the meat under the skin you will be able to wring out the breasts they'll be so wet. I baste every ten minutes (or every time out during a football game). You should wait to season the (breast side up) turkey till after the juice is boiling and you have basted it then with the wetness on the skin sprinkle on all your seasoning and put back in the oven. when you get it out to baste it the next time all the seasoning is now baked on and won't wash away during the bastings that follow. after the first hour use a couple of pieces of tin foil shaped like ice… [cont.]
Answered by King Richard - Tue Dec 30 14:05:25 2008
What european countries should I avoid driving in?
Q. I am planning to drive around europe next summer but have heard that the quality of the roads in some countries are not very good. I want to avoid dirt roads and pot holes or roads that might cause my vehicle to fall apart. I'd also like to avoid countries where there is heavy congestion or serious road safety issues. I am especially interested in Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Albania, Slovenia and Greece. All comments appreciated.
Asked by PHUTZOID - Fri Dec 26 18:00:12 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have been driving through all of these countries but Macedonia and Albania and all of them were ok.really .it will be nice trip
Answered by makromolekula - Sat Dec 27 06:53:29 2008
Q. I am planning to drive around europe next summer but have heard that the quality of the roads in some countries are not very good. I want to avoid dirt roads and pot holes or roads that might cause my vehicle to fall apart. I'd also like to avoid countries where there is heavy congestion or serious road safety issues. I am especially interested in Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Albania, Slovenia and Greece. All comments appreciated.
Asked by PHUTZOID - Fri Dec 26 18:00:12 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have been driving through all of these countries but Macedonia and Albania and all of them were ok.really .it will be nice trip
Answered by makromolekula - Sat Dec 27 06:53:29 2008
How to avoid a friend without hurting him?
Q. I hav a friend who has different mentalities as compared to me. So I wish I could avoid him from getting closer with me, but without hurting him at least. Can u all kindly give me some tips or ideas?
Asked by Ilamo - Wed Nov 12 18:45:41 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If this kid thinks you guys are friends, it will inevitably hurt him a little that you don't want to be friends. It sounds like you don't want to entirely cut him off (maybe I'm wrong), so I suggest not putting yourself in places you can avoid where you will have to hang out with him for extended periods and make sure you have reasons to not hang out other times. If you don't put yourself out there he will at some point get the picture.
Answered by Peculiarity - Wed Nov 12 18:56:38 2008
Q. I hav a friend who has different mentalities as compared to me. So I wish I could avoid him from getting closer with me, but without hurting him at least. Can u all kindly give me some tips or ideas?
Asked by Ilamo - Wed Nov 12 18:45:41 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If this kid thinks you guys are friends, it will inevitably hurt him a little that you don't want to be friends. It sounds like you don't want to entirely cut him off (maybe I'm wrong), so I suggest not putting yourself in places you can avoid where you will have to hang out with him for extended periods and make sure you have reasons to not hang out other times. If you don't put yourself out there he will at some point get the picture.
Answered by Peculiarity - Wed Nov 12 18:56:38 2008
How to avoid taking roaches with you to your new place?
Q. I have roaches in my clean apartment! Any tips on how to avoid taking them with you when moving? I have a computer do you think they will hide in there?
Asked by Janis S - Thu May 24 03:59:11 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just hire an exterminator to treat your apartment for roaches. But choose an exterminator that uses gel to treat for roaches. You really need to treat for Roaches once per month. You will need to treat two or three time. The gel lasts longer. The reason you need to treat two or three times is to kill any baby roaches that can emerge even if the adults are dead. All the roaches should be dead by then. If you are moving then have your new place treated with gel too. That way any roaches you bring with you will die off.
Answered by Andy - Thu May 24 04:47:34 2007
Q. I have roaches in my clean apartment! Any tips on how to avoid taking them with you when moving? I have a computer do you think they will hide in there?
Asked by Janis S - Thu May 24 03:59:11 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just hire an exterminator to treat your apartment for roaches. But choose an exterminator that uses gel to treat for roaches. You really need to treat for Roaches once per month. You will need to treat two or three time. The gel lasts longer. The reason you need to treat two or three times is to kill any baby roaches that can emerge even if the adults are dead. All the roaches should be dead by then. If you are moving then have your new place treated with gel too. That way any roaches you bring with you will die off.
Answered by Andy - Thu May 24 04:47:34 2007
How to avoid lag and get good connection on xbox 360 cod 6?
Q. How do I join a game and avoid lag, its annoying? And how do i get good connection?
Asked by Billy W - Mon Feb 22 13:39:10 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. How do I join a game and avoid lag, its annoying? And how do i get good connection?
Asked by Billy W - Mon Feb 22 13:39:10 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
How to avoid fraud and scammer when looking for suppliers in China?
Q. How to avoid fraud and scammer when looking for suppliers in Asia, especially in China? May I have your suggestion? For I already got cheated before, it is not much, but it already freaked me out!
Asked by Meedon Uki - Sun Jun 20 23:41:11 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I side with willingtohelp~~~ Willingtohelp is great, his ideas are quite useful. But besides the payments you need to care about, I think the most important thing is to locate a community consisted of reliable suppliers. Avoiding the fraud and cheat is not your final goal, your destination is to find some reliable manufacturers who can share a long-term business relationship with you. So, in this case, you can check Because all the suppliers here are real manufacturers and verified with GMC (Global Manufacturer Certificate) audited by Intertek and TUV. GMC (Global Manufacturer Certificate) Standards: 1. Certified Manufacturer: Ownership or leasehold of the factory, or ownership of Private Brands 2. High Qualified Productivity: [cont.]
Answered by Abrontinee Chen - Tue Jun 22 04:05:19 2010
Q. How to avoid fraud and scammer when looking for suppliers in Asia, especially in China? May I have your suggestion? For I already got cheated before, it is not much, but it already freaked me out!
Asked by Meedon Uki - Sun Jun 20 23:41:11 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I side with willingtohelp~~~ Willingtohelp is great, his ideas are quite useful. But besides the payments you need to care about, I think the most important thing is to locate a community consisted of reliable suppliers. Avoiding the fraud and cheat is not your final goal, your destination is to find some reliable manufacturers who can share a long-term business relationship with you. So, in this case, you can check Because all the suppliers here are real manufacturers and verified with GMC (Global Manufacturer Certificate) audited by Intertek and TUV. GMC (Global Manufacturer Certificate) Standards: 1. Certified Manufacturer: Ownership or leasehold of the factory, or ownership of Private Brands 2. High Qualified Productivity: [cont.]
Answered by Abrontinee Chen - Tue Jun 22 04:05:19 2010
How to avoid groups of mosquitoes lingering around sidewalks each night?
Q. I like to walk during sunset and boat loads of mosquitoes are out in little social groups at "eye level" and they attack my face as Im passing through on the sidewalk. How can I get around this without giving up walks? How do I avoid them? They ruin life. They dont bite cause as soon as i realize im in the midst of them I bolt off running like a nutcase to onlookers. It takes the peacefulness out of the walk to say the least.
Asked by Vanilla FlowerBomb - Mon May 4 11:11:52 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most likely they're not mosquitoes, but midges or some other small insect in mating swarms. Not much you can do but walk around them.
Answered by heisenbergs_uncertainty - Mon May 4 11:31:08 2009
Q. I like to walk during sunset and boat loads of mosquitoes are out in little social groups at "eye level" and they attack my face as Im passing through on the sidewalk. How can I get around this without giving up walks? How do I avoid them? They ruin life. They dont bite cause as soon as i realize im in the midst of them I bolt off running like a nutcase to onlookers. It takes the peacefulness out of the walk to say the least.
Asked by Vanilla FlowerBomb - Mon May 4 11:11:52 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most likely they're not mosquitoes, but midges or some other small insect in mating swarms. Not much you can do but walk around them.
Answered by heisenbergs_uncertainty - Mon May 4 11:31:08 2009
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