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Is there some where with data pertaining to demographics about the surrounding immediate area around Central Park? It s for a school project. Much appreciated!

How can I open/view word documents and PDFs on an apple watch? I tried using the app 'Documents free' but documents won't appear on my watch. Help?

If i order a package under my name but have it sent to someone else's PO box, can I go pick it up or does it have to be them?

I will have the key to the PO box to get the note indicating that there's a package there but I'm wondering how this works.

If a package is shipped using USPS, will they hold it at the post office and give me a note in the P.O box that I have something there? Or do packages only get delivered to street addresses?

Also, out of curiosity, can UPS and FedEx deliver to a P.O box?

Is there a way to change who is my carrier when I order things from Amazon? USPS never fails to screw me over and I've had enough of it.

Is there a way to change the carrier to FedEx or UPS?

Was the U.S more powerful during or after the cold war?

Does LSAC consider your community college GPA when they recalculate your LSAC GPA?

If so, will it look bad if in community college I got all A's, but at my university I'm getting some B's? Although B's aren't bad, I feel as if law schools will look down on this due to doing well at first and then dropping a bit.

I know that this question is broad but how do these two relate to each other?

I dropped a class 3 weeks into the semester and I got a WD grade. I know it means withdrawed but will this appear on my transcript? I know W grades so but I'm not sure.

How important are they for your application? What kinds of EC activities do they prefer to see?

I'm guessing a pre-law society looks good, but the director for this organization at my school isn't quite the best fit and I would rather not work with him.

Any suggestions?

I haven't exercised in quite a while, about a year and a half to be exact. I lost tons of weight when I did, and that got me happy so I just stopped exercising and kept telling myself I would go back, but here I am almost 2 years after lol. I've gained some weight back (not much though because I do try to eat some what healthy for the most part).

I just want to know if my first day back at it, if going straight to jogging/walking intervals would be a bad idea? Since my I haven't worked out in a while, will going straight to jogging tire me out in a bad way?

Also, is empty stomach cardio early in the morning better for fat burn or not?

Thanks!

Does getting denied a credit card hurt your credit?

Basically, I applied for a Bank of America student credit card and got denied. I don't have any credit cards yet so I do not have any type of credit. Will this hurt?

I've been studying for the LSAT and came across this technique about how to get used to the logic games section of the exam. Basically you just do the same logic game over and over until you master it and have the time limit down as well. It is explained in this short video below.

http://7sage.com/how-to-get-a-perfect-score-on-the...

My question is, do you believe that what is being said in this video would be helpful?

Is the LSAT graded on a curve? Also, if less people take the exam in a given time, is the "curve" worse than taking the test in June, when the majority of people take it?

Don't be harsh, I'm new to the LSAT and this is what I've heard from someone. Thanks!

Ok, so I've been at a size 2g since January. A few days ago, my ear buds accidentally yanked out of my right ear and it started bleeding a bit. So today, I down sized to a size 4g in my right ear, and kept my left ear a size 2g since it's completely healed anyways.

How long should I wait before I can:

1. Take it out and do a proper cleaning?

2. Go back to a 2g?

Thanks! :)

Which one is the Independent variable and dependent variable?

1. A researcher thinks that males and females have more personal conversation when speaking to members of the same sex.

2. He recruits 60 participants and then randomly assigns the participants into 2 groups.

3. Individuals in the first group will be paired with a person of the same sex, and will be instructed to begin a conversation from a list of selected topics. Individuals in the second group will be do the same, but they will be paired with a member of the opposite sex.

4. He then analyzes each conversation to record the number of personal comments made by each participant, and compares the group averages to see if his hypothesis was correct.

Is it the same as Political Philosophy? Or is it different?

They both seem to be the exact same thing to me.

I am a current psychology major with a minor in political science. I went to see an adviser and they told me that i will have close to 45 credits of electives to take once my major/minor/gen ed's are all done. They told me to consider a double major and I was wondering what I could choose.

I understand psychology won't get me any where but I enjoy it and it's extremely interesting. For a second major, I was thinking maybe accounting. Any suggestions?

BTW, If i decide to double major, I will most likely not be minoring in political science any more.

Can someone please summarize it for me.

J. Hector St. John de Crevecoeur -- "Letters of an American farmer"

Preferably something that I can include in my short response, thanks.