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I live in KY, and a friend of mine said I would need a business license. I just want to know if that is true or not.

what implications would this have for the market?

Was it because of Communism? In what ways did the U.S. involvment impact the political climate of the 1950's? Is this the reason why Eisenhower lost the election to JFK?

This is for my assignment for Science.

My plan to reach sustainability is similar to the governments, but my plan has more regulating. If a person breaks the law, they will be fined. To help guarantee the long-term sustainability of the program, I will need the communities involvement in my plan. In my plan I will acknowledge community efforts by giving some of the benefits of protected aarea conservation back to the local people in the community.

What are the benefits and challenges of my plan? I just need some ideas to help me along. Thanks.

What are a few issues and how did they come to be issues?

what are some problems with terrestrail resources?

what living and nonliving are affected by the problem or contribute to the problem?

what is some postive or negative human impacts?

I want to thank anyone and everyone for their answers.

What are the important Holidays and Traditions of Christianity?

How has Christianity shaped your life?

What are the challenges, if any, practicing Christianity?

Did Christianity borrow any beliefs from Paganism? If so, which beliefs?

1) What are the important holidays and traditions of Paganism?

2) How has Paganism shaped your life?

3) What are the challenges, if any, to practicing Paganism?

What plans will alleviate the problem?

Please list them. Thanks.

I heard this song awhile back. I believe it is Pop and it goes something like this. ..... I look across the bar and I see you but I know we will never be together... or something like this. Please help this is driving me crazy.

The largest Hispanic groups in the United States are Mexicans, Puerto Ricans and Cubans. Hispanics are also one of the lease educated ethnic groups in the country. (Estrada, 1988; Broun 1992).

Mexican Americans came to America for labor and to seek the American Dream but lack the education to help them to advance to higher paying jobs. Some go through high school but do not advance to college and some drop out of high school. In the labor field Mexicans get fair pay though. They take pride in their family. Their women take charge of the food and decide what to fix each day. Mexicans speak a mixture of English and Spanish.

Puerto Rican Americans speak English but the Puerto Ricans speak mainly Spanish. Puerto Ricans tend to stay out of mainstream American cultural but the Puerto Rican Americans blend in with mainstream America by speaking English. Their families are important to them and respect is a vital role in the family’s relationship.

Cubans also speak Spanish but to set them apart from any other group they have their own style of music and food. Cuban Americans have assimilated themselves into mainstream America culture. Cubans are in tune with the GOP with their strong anti-communist stance and tend to be more supportive of abortion than any other Hispanic groups.

El Salvadorians primary tongue is Spanish and they are extremely poor but came to America to work and send money home to their families and to escape from war and poverty. Most El Salvadorians are illegal residents of the United States so they do not take part in politics or vote. Some El Salvadorians are Roman Catholic but some follow other religions. The El Salvadorians families are usually big and the women generally tend to the home and children. The female children that are older help tend to the other children. The men and boys are viewed as higher in rank and family order. They are seen as the providers for their family.

As you can see in my research there are similarities among the four Hispanic groups that I chose such as they are all Spanish speaking, family oriented, have there is respect for family in each of them.

The largest Hispanic groups in the United States are Mexicans, Puerto Ricans and Cubans. Hispanics are also one of the lease educated ethnic groups in the country. (Estrada, 1988; Broun 1992).

Mexican Americans came to America for labor and to seek the American Dream but lack the education to help them to advance to higher paying jobs. Some go through high school but do not advance to college and some drop out of high school. In the labor field Mexicans get fair pay though. They take pride in their family. Their women take charge of the food and decide what to fix each day. Mexicans speak a mixture of English and Spanish.

Puerto Rican Americans speak English but the Puerto Ricans speak mainly Spanish. Puerto Ricans tend to stay out of mainstream American cultural but the Puerto Rican Americans blend in with mainstream America by speaking English. Their families are important to them and respect is a vital role in the family’s relationship.

Cubans also speak Spanish but to set them apart from any other group they have their own style of music and food. Cuban Americans have assimilated themselves into mainstream America culture. Cubans are in tune with the GOP with their strong anti-communist stance and tend to be more supportive of abortion than any other Hispanic groups.

El Salvadorians primary tongue is Spanish and they are extremely poor but came to America to work and send money home to their families and to escape from war and poverty. Most El Salvadorians are illegal residents of the United States so they do not take part in politics or vote. Some El Salvadorians are Roman Catholic but some follow other religions. The El Salvadorians families are usually big and the women generally tend to the home and children. The female children that are older help tend to the other children. The men and boys are viewed as higher in rank and family order. They are seen as the providers for their family.

As you can see in my research there are similarities among the four Hispanic groups that I chose such as they are all Spanish speaking, family oriented, have there is respect for family in each of them.

The largest Hispanic groups in the United States are Mexicans, Puerto Ricans and Cubans. Hispanics are also one of the lease educated ethnic groups in the country. (Estrada, 1988; Broun 1992).

Mexican Americans came to America for labor and to seek the American Dream but lack the education to help them to advance to higher paying jobs. Some go through high school but do not advance to college and some drop out of high school. In the labor field Mexicans get fair pay though. They take pride in their family. Their women take charge of the food and decide what to fix each day. Mexicans speak a mixture of English and Spanish.

Puerto Rican Americans speak English but the Puerto Ricans speak mainly Spanish. Puerto Ricans tend to stay out of mainstream American cultural but the Puerto Rican Americans blend in with mainstream America by speaking English. Their families are important to them and respect is a vital role in the family’s relationship.

Cubans also speak Spanish but to set them apart from any other group they have their own style of music and food. Cuban Americans have assimilated themselves into mainstream America culture. Cubans are in tune with the GOP with their strong anti-communist stance and tend to be more supportive of abortion than any other Hispanic groups.

El Salvadorians primary tongue is Spanish and they are extremely poor but came to America to work and send money home to their families and to escape from war and poverty. Most El Salvadorians are illegal residents of the United States so they do not take part in politics or vote. Some El Salvadorians are Roman Catholic but some follow other religions. The El Salvadorians families are usually big and the women generally tend to the home and children. The female children that are older help tend to the other children. The men and boys are viewed as higher in rank and family order. They are seen as the providers for their family.

As you can see in my research there are similarities among the four Hispanic groups that I chose such as they are all Spanish speaking, family oriented, have there is respect for family in each of them.

Ok I am playing Pacman World 2 and I get to the check point and have done the maze so how do I exit. to complete the level? Please help.

I am doing a school report and I have to find one source and it should be a community member, leader, or representative from a local community organization.

I want to write my landlord explaining why my rent shouldn't be raised.