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I'm a new ebay seller that ships out of CA. If I charge in-state buyers a sales tax, would the rate I charge be according to my city/county where I ship the items from or would I have to look up each and every buyers' location and charge them according to where they are buying from?

I've had a lot of moles on my face that I wanted to get rid of for quite some time now. I'm trying to get new health insurance from another company. Since I need to know if the plan will cover mole removal, should I ask the agents before buying insurance from them or after?

I'm afraid if I ask my agent before I buy the health insurance, she will not offer it to me.

I just ran my first 5k miles on my Camry and the dashboard shows that I need maintenance. Would an oil filter and engine oil replacement be sufficient? What else would I need? Is rotating tires or checking brakes worth it?

I currently work part-time (paid) at a small, private import/export company called "A."

My boss' spouse owns a separate company called "B" that I also work at quite often. The problem is that there are no records of me working at company "B." The only records of me being paid and taxed is by the first company "A."

Is it ok for me to write down company "B" as an unpaid internship?

I'm a Business Economics major. I'm walking next quarter but I'm still going to stay in school for the summer in order to finish my double major in Anthropology.

I'd rather do an internship than a full-time job in the summer as I'll be taking summer classes to finish my double major. Is this too late to do an internship though?

Let's assume I'm applying for a job or grad school and they require letters of recommendation.

Do I request a hard copy of the letter of recommendation from one of my previous/current employers and then make copies of it for each job/school that requires a letter?

Or do I have to request another (new) letter each time I apply for a job/school? This seems highly unlikely as I will be bugging my employers for a letter of recommendation each time I apply for a new job. I've heard that many employers and instructors may not want you to open/read their letter and will personally send it to your target job or school instead of handing it to you. If so, doesn't this mean I have to continually request a new one from them?

Let's assume I'm applying for a job or grad school and they require letters of recommendation.

Do I request a hard copy of the letter of recommendation from one of my previous/current employers and then make copies of it for each job/school that requires a letter?

Or do I have to request another (new) letter each time I apply for a job/school? This seems highly unlikely as I will be bugging my employers for a letter of recommendation each time I apply for a new job. I've heard that many employers and instructors may not want you to open/read their letter and will personally send it to your target job or school instead of handing it to you. If so, doesn't this mean I have to continually request a new one from them?

I have Allstate Insurance. I finally got my first traffic ticket for speeding (22349a cvc) today in Orange County, CA. I was going 75mph on a 65mph highway while trying to change lanes.

This is my first traffic ticket, ever, in all my 5 years of driving. I'm turning 23 next month. How much will my fine be? More importantly, how much will this increase my insurance premium? I plan on taking traffic school as soon as I am able to.

Is this car worth it? It's from a big name dealer and Toyota Certified. I know I can find this exact same car for about $1,000-$2,000 cheaper elsewhere but I don't trust small dealerships who have shady practices, ill-informed salesmen, or bad reviews.

This car also has an extended warranty. It's a tad overpriced but with an extended factory warranty and certified, is it worth it?

2009 Toyota Corrola, 45k miles, $13,900.

2.9% APR.

Worth it?

"If an integer is divisible by both 5 and 7, then it is not prime."

What is the negation of this statement?

For each of the following formulas, do one of two things. If it is well-formed, add all pairs of parentheses that have been omitted. If it is malformed, explain what is wrong with it.

A. (x ∧ ¬y) ∨ z ∨ ¬y

B. (x → ¬¬(y→z)

C. x¬ → (y ∧ z)

D. (((x ∧ y) ∨ ((x ∧ z ∧ ¬y)))

E. x ∧ ∧ y ∨ ¬z

Technically, the movie file isn't copied off the usb and instead, the movies on my usb stick are constantly being read by the PS3. Does this cause the usb to wear down and deteriorate quickly over time?

My major is Economics and I'm planning on staying a 5th year to get a double major in Anthropology. Does this make me more marketable?

So I'm about to finish up my Economics major. I can probably graduate in one more quarter. I'm also minoring in Anthropology right now. But, if I decide to double major in Anthropology (instead of just a minor), I will have to stay an extra quarter or two.

Do you think the double major in Anthropology is worth staying an extra quarter or two at a University? I can probably get half the tuition payed so it won't cost too much but still... thoughts?

Hello, so my sisters birthday is tomorrow. She's turning 11 and she really likes games. Anyways, which one of these three do you think I should get for her?

Or is it the same length (story wise)?

So I just started WoW a day ago and decided to play a dwarf paladin. All I've been doing is melee attack over and over again, questing here and there. About what level will paladins start to become fun, if at all? Or is it pretty much the same thing all the way through to level 85?

And is Prot or Ret more fun in Cataclysm?