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in what ways are parents pushing their children to succeed? are they too hard on them? not hard enough?

I am currently attending a community college but wish to transfer to a university in the fall of 2015. i've got a list of universities i will apply to, but when should i start? now or wait until this fall (2014)?

i would like to take the train from in Hammonton, NJ to the 30th street station. my question is... do they have overnight parking? on the website it says "Nights: PARKING ALLOWED" but is that true? on another website it said that there wasn't any parking. I just called and they said they "didn't know the answer" to my question.

if they don't have parking, is there somewhere close by that does? i'm willing to go to the egg harbor city station because i'm pretty sure that station has parking, but it's farther than the hammonton station from where i live.

i'm planning on riding a train from hammonton, nj to the 30th st. station in philadelphia to visit a friend. i'm staying with her overnight. my question is, are the trains nice inside? i've never ridden on one before!

I live in vineland, nj. I'm trying to visit my friend in Philly and I know I have to get to the 30th Street station. But I don't know which station is closest to me

I want to be prepared. My last interviewer told me I could ask her any questions about the job and I came up short handed. I've never had this question before so what are some good questions I could ask (about the residents, facility, etc...)

With the 50th anniversary of DW coming up, I heard that it will be showing in the UK theaters on November 23rd, but what about in America? (Just wondering because I live here lol). If it won't be in theaters here, will it at least be on tv?

I'm currently (and have always been) living in the United States. I'm 18 and planning on going to a community college here in the spring. I want to go to university over in the UK, so should I just wait a year to start next fall over there? I understand that you have to be living in England for at least 5 years so I want to plan my future around those standards just right.

Any tips/recommendations would be absolutely fabulous!

I'm currently (and have always been) living in the United States. I'm 18 and planning on going to a community college here in the spring. I want to go to university over in the UK, so should I just wait a year to start next fall over there? I understand that you have to be living in England for at least 5 years so I want to plan my future around those standards just right.

Any tips/recommendations would be absolutely fabulous!

i'm 18, live in the US, and currently go to a community college in new jersey. It has always been my dream to move to England. I'm thinking I could go to school there so I can work on getting a job afterwards and it won't be such a culture shock. do you think I could transfer over in a couple years when I get my Associates degree? I want to specialize in teaching younger children with mental disorders. any information will be helpful!

i'm 18, live in the US, and currently go to a community college in new jersey. It has always been my dream to move to England. I'm thinking I could go to school there so I can work on getting a job afterwards and it won't be such a culture shock. do you think I could transfer over in a couple years when I get my Associates degree? I want to specialize in teaching younger children with mental disorders. any information will be helpful!

just wondering because i'm trying to write a story. could time travel be possible without some kind of machine to travel with or could someone carry around with a talisman (or something of the sort) that they could use along with a "super power".

i love to travel and i also love working with kids. i'm not sure where to even go with that! i need some help. what are some careers i can work towards that involve either of the two? i also love to read, but where is that going to get me? lol

ps, i'm 18.

Are there really only 6 episodes total for series 1 & 2? I feel as though there should be more on Netflix

i'm taking the ASVAB tomorrow. i was told that if i don't get an answer right it won't count against my score. but how does that work?

okay listen. i'm not particularly looking for the healthy way. i need some methods on how to lose a couple of pounds in a day, be that with water weight or a flush. ANYTHING. i'm a bit constipated so i think some kind of flush would do, right? i need to get down to a suitable weight by this thursday when i go to MEPS for my ASVAB and medical screening.

i don't really care how "unhealthy" it is. i've recently lost 45 pounds the healthy way, but really just need to shed these extra few pounds. before you say anything, yes i'm exercising. I do multiple strength exercises every day and run 2 miles as well.

okay listen. i'm not particularly looking for the healthy way. i need some methods on how to lose a couple of pounds in a day, be that with water weight or a flush. ANYTHING. i'm a bit constipated so i think some kind of flush would do, right? i need to get down to a suitable weight by this thursday when i go to MEPS for my ASVAB and medical screening.

i don't really care how "unhealthy" it is. i've recently lost 45 pounds the healthy way, but really just need to shed these extra few pounds. before you say anything, yes i'm exercising. I do multiple strength exercises every day and run 2 miles as well.