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I work for a CT Hospital. On my first pay check, soc sec, medicare, fed tax were deducted. However, CT state tax was not. All its says is 0.0 amount. Up top, it says Fed exempts 0, that's correct. But in State it says exempts 99? What happened? Should I still put my check in the bank tomo or givep ayroll a call first?

My friends and are are currently in "car war" and being immature by writing on each others cars. My friend started this by writing on my windows with lipstick. when I tried to wipe it off.. it dripped down to teh rubber panel on of my window .. now it won't come off! any ideas how to get it off?

Well, when I turn 18 in July 2008 my parents agreed as a graduation and 18th birthday present they would pay for me to go on a mini long weekend vacation with my best friends as one of our big last moments of fun before college. Thinking extremely far ahead.. anyone have any ideas where we could go? I'm basically looking for a place with nice beaches, fun night life for the 18+ crowd like dance or even comedy clubs. Not looking to drink of anything.. just to have a good time with my best friends before we go our separate ways. Also.. I was thinking a place with a nice hotel with a suite or VIP rooms. I was thinking Virginia Beach, Myrtle Beach, Rhode Island.. not sure! Ideas? I live in CT.. so driving is preferable.. but any ideas are welcome!

I'm a senior in highschool and you know, it's about that time in m ylife where i'm going to have to start making huge decisions about college and stuff. I'm currently employed by the hospital which offers 100% tuition reimbursement for nursing students. How does that work? I pay for school.. and then after a semester/fullyear they give me a check? What if I pay for school with scholarship.. do they still reimburse me the tuition or just what I pay? I'm a pretty good student, and the local college isn't as competitive. So I'm sure I'll get some scholarships. So basically how's tuition reimbursement work?

What are the differences between a CNS, CNL and RN Case Manager. The most I know is that you have to go to graduate school to be any of thse, but what I don't know is what are the differences duty wise, salary wise, and degree wise? I think I'm most interested in become an RN Case Manager because I have really good communication skills and patience. However, what are those two other ones? And do I go to grad school in nursing administration, management, or a CNL program or .. what do I have to do? The most I know is.. I have to have a BSN first.. insight please?

I was exiting the parking spot from my job (i work at the hospital) and I was really nervous because the parking spots are tight and my little jetta was stuck between two huge trucks..needless to say, i didn't hit the trucks.. instead the corner of my back bumper hit the back bumper of a parked car behind me (like i said, the parking lot is SUPER tight) there were plenty of people around.. so i fully backed out, pulled over and a nurse helped me by giving me a piece of paper and a pen. I left my full name, my house number, and my cellphone number. Now I don't know what to do. I know I have to wait for them to call me.. but then what? Do I contact my insurance? I'm 17.. i just got insurance so that's going to skyrocket. How much will it cost? The nurse said that their bumper was no where as bad as mine.. the corner of my back bumper cracked and dented.. how much will THAT cost alone?Their car was just dented, and it was QUITE apparent the corner of my car hit it by the looks of it. HELP