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I am very confused now whether I should pay an amount of $695 to take the Series 7 and 63 Exams to become a stockbroker with a company that offered to sponsor. I am not sure where and what this step will lead me to? Will it be worth the money?

Also, does anyone know how this usually plays out?

Thank you very much.

Contract:

1. S&P 500

2. DJIA

3. T-Bonds

4. T-Notes

5. Eurodollar

6. Japanese Yen

7. British Pound

8. Gold

9. Crude Oil

10. Wheat.

So my car was broken into and I got robbed off. My camera, GPS, and wallet were stolen. Earlier in the day, I was trying to get an insurance but haven't processed the payment. Hence, my car is still without insurance. Can I still call the police to investigate and try to retrieve what I've lost? *Note: I have not insurance yet for my car.

Thank you for your help.

I was told that the size of my future studio apartment will be 600 square feet and it has balcony in it.

Is the 600 square feet usually includes the area of the balcony or excludes the area of the balcony?

Many thanks!

Which options should I choose?

Option 1: Admit and pay the fine.

Option 2: Agree that I committed and explain to reduce the fine.

Option 3: Contest this infraction that I did not commit.\

A few days ago (on father's day), I received a ticket from the police and written as "Drive too close".

I was driving on the highway. The police told me that I turned to the left lane without leaving a length of 1 car and I could get into an accident if the car in front of me put a brake.

However, this does not make sense to me. First, how can the police be able to see the distance of my car and the car in front of me while he was driving behind me and it is in a night time. Second, at that time, the highway exit was still far away, and there is no reason the car in front of me was going to stop. Third, my sister and I do not think I was driving too close. My friend who was driving near agreed that it was not too close.

Should I contest it? Or will the judge support the police more?

I wanted to choose Contested Hearing (Option No. 3).

Will the hearing take place in a court where there are many people?

Or will the hearing take place only 1 on 1 with a person?

And if anyone had chosen Option No. 3 before? Did you win? Or did the judge support the police officer more than you do? On what type of ticket did you get?

There are 3 options for you when you got a ticket.

1. Pay it without explaining.

2. Admit but you want to explain.

3. Refuse to admit that you are at fault and you want to contest it.

For those who know about this...

If I were to choose option 3, will it be just a 1 on 1 with the judge or in a court.

If it is in a court, do I have to pay for the court fee?

Do I (a 19 year old student) stand a good chance to win even though I have a good explanation/reason? Or will the judge stand up for the police most of the time?

A few days ago (on father's day), I received a ticket from the police and written as "Drive too close".

I was driving on the highway. The police told me that I turned to the left lane without leaving a length of 1 car (the car in front of me and my car). He said that I could get into an accident if the car in front of me put a brake.

However, this does not make sense to me. First, how can the police be able to see the distance of my car and the car in front of me while he was driving behind me and it is in a night time (dark situation). Second, at that time, the highway exit was still far away, and there is no reason the car in front of me was going to stop. Third, I do not think I was driving too close and my sister said this too. I also had a friend driving behind me that said this too.

What should I do?

I am 19 year old. I am thinking of choosing option no. 3 as I believe I was unfairly given a ticket.

Do I stand a good chance? Or will the judge support the police officer?

This computer is going to be used for storing company's data and be used for a few programs.

For long term purposes too.

Option 1:

HP Pavilion G3335L -> $595

Option 2:

HP Pavilion a6238d -> $1,190

Option 3:

HP Pavilion a6438d -> $1,320

Thank you for your help.

I am majoring in Business, probably in Finance or International Business. So I am currently looking at either University of Illinois at Chicago or University of Illinois at Urbana.

Which University do you think I should apply to? Why?

If there are other better University than the two listed above, please recommend. I really appreciate it. But pick one from the above two first. :D

I am majoring in Business, probably in Finance or International Business. So I am currently looking at either University of Illinois at Chicago or University of Illinois at Urbana.

Which University do you think I should apply to? Why?

If there are other better University than the two listed above, please recommend. I really appreciate it. But pick one from the above two first. :D

Canon:

SD 750 250

or

SD 870 350.

PLease compare with these two. And why you choose that?

THank you.

What do you think was the single most important development in U.S. history in the 20th century? This is not as straightforward a question as it seems. You will need to make a strong argument for your particular position and provide evidence for your answer from the materials we have studied this quarter (including the readings).

Steps to answer:

-> Make argument in response to the question

-> Have an introduction and consist of at least several fully developed paragraphs

-> Answer all parts of the question

-> Link your answers to the primary and secondary sources

-> Must refer to some of the sources we’ve looked at

Where can we go in this Monday NIght to a place where we can have entertainment? No Nightclubs - cause underage.

1.For the interval estimation of m when s is known and the sample is large, the proper distribution to use is

a. the normal distribution

b. the t distribution with n degrees of freedom

c. the t distribution with n + 1 degrees of freedom

d. the t distribution with n + 2 degrees of freedom

2.A two-tailed test is performed at 95% confidence. The p-value is determined to be 0.09. The null hypothesis

a. must be rejected

b. should not be rejected

c. could be rejected, depending on the sample size

d. has been designed incorrectly

Tom wanted to get Rommel’s attention, so he intentionally throws a baseball at Rommel. Unfortunately, Rommel doesn’t see the ball coming, and it hits him directly in the right eye, resulting in permanent blindness in that eye. Rommel will be able to successfully claim punitive damages (as well as damages for lost wages, medical expenses, etc. (in his lawsuit against Tom).

T/F. State your reason.

Note: This is not a homework. I am just trying to appeal to my teacher and go against his answer. I am only asking for your opinion and whether is there any strong points given by each of you to get credits for my question and answer.

Thank you.

1. Tom wanted to get Rommel’s attention, so he intentionally throws a baseball at Rommel. Unfortunately, Rommel doesn’t see the ball coming, and it hits him directly in the right eye, resulting in permanent blindness in that eye. Rommel will be able to successfully claim punitive damages (as well as damages for lost wages, medical expenses, etc. ( in his lawsuit against Tom.) T/F

2. Ron & John are Partners in a small business, although they never signed a partnership agreement. Ron put up $75,000 of the start-up money, and John put up $25,000. John will also be responsible for running the business. In the first year, the business generates $200,000 in profits. To hire a manager with John’s proven skills, the business would have to pay at least $50,000 per year. Ron says he’s entitled to 75% of the profits. Result if this goes to court?

a. Ron wins 75% of the profits.

b. Ron only gets 50% of the profits.

c. John gets $50,000 salary, then Ron & John split the profits 75/25.

1. The question that are asked for prospective jurors, to determine if they are biased toward or against either the plaintiff or defendant, are referred to as “interrogatories.” T/F State your reason.

2. Ashley and her boyfriend live together in Washington for seven years. They will now be considered legally married under the common law of Washington. T/F State your reason.

1. Is it true or false we are entitled to a jury trial in all civil and criminal cases? State your reason.

2. The author of a book has no rights under the US Copyright Law, unless she has actually filed a copyright application form with the government. T/F State your reason.

What parts of the photoelectric effect experiment can be explained using classical models which require the "photon" model?