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lived in NYS for 24 years, juts moved to New Orleans as a medical student. I want to vote in the republican primary. Am I still supposed to vote from an absentee ballot from NYS (my parents still live at my hometown), or do I now need to register and vote from here in LA.

Also how do I change nys registration from independent to repub. Need to figure this out so I can support my boy Ron Paul 2012. Thanks breauxs.

I'm a noob to cooking. I am trying to make a salsa recipe that involves lots of different peppers. I want to keep all the seeds since I like my eyes to be red and my whole face to be searing when eating (yes Indian)

Can I just chop up all the peppers into like smaller pieces (bell peppers,poblano, serrano etc.) and throw it in the processor? There are all these youtube videos on elaborate ways to cut these things, but does it really matter if I am throwing it in a processor or are there some inedible parts of it that I need to take out?

so i've had some problems with shirts and jeans shrinking in the laundry, so I am thinking of washing them only in cold water (and someone suggested add fabric softener to the washer), and then hang drying them, but inside my house since I don't have a clothlesline or yard

Is there anything I need to know about hang drying?

1. Can I literally just put them on hangers in the closet, or should I put them upside down and have a fan blowing on them etc? Or will they not get enough air circulation in the closet versus just in the open somewhere in teh house

2. WHat are some tricks so that they don't become all stiff and wrinkly?

3. Will I need to iron each time if I hang dry?

thanks.

assuming I have no deductions, i calculated it out to be 7K income, 3K state and 3K SS/Medicare.

However I am assuming most companies cover SS/Medicare, and I am looking for ways to realistically minimize my taxes. How do I reduce my taxable incomes- open up retirement accounts etc? What are some loopholes brahs?

I received a ticket for going like 10 mph over the speed limit and was tagged by Camera's over the red light. I had to pay the 140 dollar fine. Is it true that ALL speeding violations are considered misdemeanors (including this) by Louisiana law?

because according to this site, it is.

http://www.nhtsa.gov/people/injury/enforce/speedla...

Does anyone have experience with this? Thanks

I received a ticket for going like 10 mph over the speed limit and was tagged by Camera's over the red light. I had to pay the 140 dollar fine. Is it true that ALL speeding violations are considered misdemeanors (including this) by Louisiana law?

because according to this site, it is.

http://www.nhtsa.gov/people/injury/enforce/speedla...

Does anyone have experience with this? Thanks

Do I need to take the MTA to Grand Central...walk over to penn station and then take the LIRR ? Or is there a shorter route to get from to A to B?

i am driving into albany into palisades, ny which is right outside of ny. Is traffic bad in that area on new yrs and/or at rush hour, or is it all going into the city?

will target or wallmart sell it? I don't want a regular thermomter, but one that's specifically meant to be inserted into chicken to tell if its aigggght to eat . ya nam sayin dawg?

So basically this is what I'm trying to do. I just read the book "millionaire next door" and I am now interested in personal finance and managing money.

I am 22 years old, don't have credit cards or bank accounts (I'm a student and my parents pay), and I will be in school for another 8-10 years to become a physician. I'm looking for a free personal finance site, where I can essentially make "theoretical" or "fantasy" financial decisions. Like for example, if I assume that I will make 250,000 a year at age 30, I would love to have a "fantasy" portfolio that shows how I could budget that, from paying student loans, to theoretical mortgages/car payments and investments (that make fundamental assumptions of like average 8% return compounded annually). I'd love to see how my 401k/roth ira would possibly add up too by age 60 etc, and how frugally I need to live to achieve my goals. That way I could see what a more frugal lifestyle looks like, what a reckless style of spending would lead, and what a moderate style would be like. Tweaking around with this stuff now could defintiely help me in the future, so I don't become like 90+% of doctors out there who are horrific with finances and live way above their means, and end up with little retirement savings.

Mint.com only works with real money, and actual bank accounts/credit cards. is there a site where I can play around with a budget of theoretical money to plan ahead for my finances. Something that is above simple calculators etc, but a complex site like mint.com that really takes into account lots of things. Thanks!

So basically this is what I'm trying to do. I just read the book "millionaire next door" and I am now interested in personal finance and managing money.

I am 22 years old, don't have credit cards or bank accounts (I'm a student and my parents pay), and I will be in school for another 8-10 years to become a physician. I'm looking for a free personal finance site, where I can essentially make "theoretical" or "fantasy" financial decisions. Like for example, if I assume that I will make 250,000 a year at age 30, I would love to have a "fantasy" portfolio that shows how I could budget that, from paying student loans, to theoretical mortgages/car payments and investments (that make fundamental assumptions of like average 8% return compounded annually). I'd love to see how my 401k/roth ira would possibly add up too by age 60 etc, and how frugally I need to live to achieve my goals. That way I could see what a more frugal lifestyle looks like, what a reckless style of spending would lead, and what a moderate style would be like. Tweaking around with this stuff now could defintiely help me in the future, so I don't become like 90+% of doctors out there who are horrific with finances and live way above their means, and end up with little retirement savings.

Mint.com only works with real money, and actual bank accounts/credit cards. is there a site where I can play around with a budget of theoretical money to plan ahead for my finances. Something that is above simple calculators etc, but a complex site like mint.com that really takes into account lots of things. Thanks!

So basically this is what I'm trying to do. I just read the book "millionaire next door" and I am now interested in personal finance and managing money.

I am 22 years old, don't have credit cards or bank accounts (I'm a student and my parents pay), and I will be in school for another 8-10 years to become a physician. I'm looking for a free personal finance site, where I can essentially make "theoretical" or "fantasy" financial decisions. Like for example, if I assume that I will make 250,000 a year at age 30, I would love to have a "fantasy" portfolio that shows how I could budget that, from paying student loans, to theoretical mortgages/car payments and investments (that make fundamental assumptions of like average 8% return compounded annually). I'd love to see how my 401k/roth ira would possibly add up too by age 60 etc, and how frugally I need to live to achieve my goals. That way I could see what a more frugal lifestyle looks like, what a reckless style of spending would lead, and what a moderate style would be like. Tweaking around with this stuff now could defintiely help me in the future, so I don't become like 90+% of doctors out there who are horrific with finances and live way above their means, and end up with little retirement savings.

Mint.com only works with real money, and actual bank accounts/credit cards. is there a site where I can play around with a budget of theoretical money to plan ahead for my finances. Something that is above simple calculators etc, but a complex site like mint.com that really takes into account lots of things. Thanks!

I got a nice wool coat from old navy recently. http://oldnavy.gap.com/browse/product.do%E2%80%A6

problem is that it tends to shed and I get these little black fibers all over the shirt I wear under? Anyone have any advice with how to deal with this? Dry cleaned? Any special brush that will prevent this from happening?

I got a nice wool coat from old navy recently. http://oldnavy.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=80387...

problem is that it tends to shed and I get these little black fibers all over the shirt I wear under? Anyone have any advice with how to deal with this? Dry cleaned? Any special brush that will prevent this from happening?

I am a professional, and use my laptop many hours (5+) during the day. Should I never put it on my lap, at the risk of heat and radiation building up on my ballzzzz causing me to be sterile and not have kids one day??

all the ones I own have like a steel/plastic taste to them that I hate. Anyone have any good recommendations?

right now I am paying $60 dollars a month for verizon for a 400-per-month plan.My sister has a phone, and my dad for whatever reason has her on a separate 400-per month plan, and she also plays 60. Does Verizon have some sort of deal where we can share the 400 minutes and pay 60 together instead of individually?

to those who have had a crown after a root canal, or to dentists on here:

For the first appt. where they take the mold to make a crown, how long does it typically take? ballpark range?

can you get on and off the streetcar anywhere on the route? Or do you have to get off at the fixed stops?

I am from an Indian background, and tongue-cleaning is huge using plastic tongue cleaner. it does wonders to keep fresh breath and kill germs. Why isn't it part of the daily oral hygiene recommendations of the ADA, in addition to brushing with fluoride tpaste and flossing? Is it not that useful?