Josh

I recently received notice of a phone interview with California unemployment about 30 weeks after I opened claim.

I stopped certifying for benefits about 3-4 weeks ago (~26 weeks into claim) since I returned to full time employment. Technically, my claim is still open, I just haven't collected benefits. Additionally, I took my job knowing we would have 3 unpaid weeks off in first 8 weeks for the holidays. I DID answer honestly and certify for benefits to receive money for those 3 weeks. (To my knowledge it is valid to claim unpaid weeks when you take a part time job/employer not offering full 40 hours)

I'm thinking I will go back and certify for the weeks 3-4 weeks ago, claiming "I returned to full time work," and just ignore the call. ( I keep reading phone interviews can only do a disservice) 

Is this a valid strategy?

Are they simply trying to verify I'm back working full time or it something more sinister?

Is it possible they have questions regarding the validity of the 3 weeks I claimed while not offered full time work?

My employer will have a two week unpaid closure for Christmas. We are not laid off but will not recieve pay for the two weeks. 

Will i be able to recieve unemployment for the two weeks in California?

Additionally, I have an already open and active unemployment claim that is valid through June 2020. Hering from an union electrician friend, he is able to simply submit his weekly certification for any weeks he is out of work. (He also maintains and active case though he goes on and off work) I’m essentially seeing if i too can keep my claim open and certify for benifits the two weeks i’ll be out of work just as he does.

If I am making a left turn into a driveway, signal on of course, and a parked car in the opposite direction begins moving straight while I am mid left turn. The car pulling out of the parking space hits the left turning car, who is at fault? Typically we assume straight traffic has right of way but would this be the fault of the parked car ignoring the left turning cars signal. More so the idea of roadway hiarchy is why I am uncertain.

In particular, i want to compare today to the 1990s. Especially in California. Today, people usually drive 80 in the fare left, 75 in second to left, 70ish in the righter lanes, give or take on specific routes and conditions. [speed limit's 65, btw, but that's the driving culture here].

When i asked my mom about the 90s, she said people usually topped in the 70s, and the righter lanes often stay at or bellow the speed limit. We live in San Diego, California. She even mentioned that before, a 12-14 miles drive from the beach areas inland to La Mesa seemed SO far away. Now a days its not seen as 'out there,' it would actually be considered in the centre city area (San Diego and touching cities.)

I'm open to responses, even if not spesific to 90s California.

Can i use Southwest Airlines Buddy Companion Passes on international flights to Mexico? Particularly, Mexico City?

The pass says on back can be used between any domestic city, but doesn't say if can or can't use to mexico.

How much do California Community College teachers earn? full time? Part time (mainly)? Pay per class?

One teacher said you could get by, single no kids, on teaching just two classes. 4 or 5 classes if you have kids.

What is the hight of the pole if the sun angle is 25 degrees and the shadow is 84.

I got around 39, but not sure if i did it right.

thanks for the help.

In the news, I feel the real world answers aren't being given.

Will large corporations, that are notorious for not providing livable wages, hiring part time employees over full time (to avoid benefits), be required to pay for ALL there employees healthcare.

including part time employees?

In other words, If i work partite at McDonalds, will they be required to pay for my healthcare?

How would i make a do while loop that:

*ask for a number between 0-100,

*if less or more it will say "WRONG TRY AGAIN" until the user puts a correct number

* will say correct when user put number between 0-100

I want to make a simple program that allows the user to find the average. It will (1) ask the user how many things there are [ex number of tests]. It will the ask the user to input all the scores with a plus sign [+] separating them.

IT SHOULD LOOK LIKE THIS THIS IN THE TERMINAL/COMAND PROMT:

How many tests do you have:

5

Please enter the scores:

98+75.5+100+59.3+72

The average score is:

80.96

IT's a very simple program. Thanks for the help. : ]

How do I make 5 rows of text in java? i want 5 lines of text.

Please write complete code, beginning to end. : ]

How do I make a Java program that will output several lines of text?

Specifically, i want a 3 line poem.

I believe i will use the System.out.println and the line separator.

[please type the full program command lines, from begin to end]

a. Write a Linear Equation (slope intercept form) that describes the constant linear decrease in temperature with increasing altitudes. Use the following heights and temperature:

0m - 20 degrees

1000m - 12 degrees

2000m - 4 degrees

b.express the equation as differential equation

a. How tall is the tower if the sun angle is 30 degrees?

b. What is the solar Zenith angle, if the sun is 30 degrees.

c.At a different time of day, the towers casts a 123 meter shadow. What is the current sun angle?

There is a linear relations between the increase in height and the decrease in temperature of a mountain. The temperature decreases 8 degrees per every 1000 meters. Starting at 20 degrees at 0m.

0m -> 20 degrees

1000m -> 12 degrees

2000m -> 4 degrees.

How would i express this as a differential equation? (using the derivative symbol form calculus)

I already made the "linear equation," -> Y= (-8/1000)X + 20

When i was a sophomore in high school, we had a vocabulary word that had a definition along the lines of "friends making fun of each other in good humor" or "friends making fun of each other knowing it is in good humor". Do you know of any words have a definition similar? Feel free to list a few words if you know a few with similar meanings. : ]

I am a student in California wishing to get into architecture and city planning. I am interested in getting a bachelors degree in both fields. Is getting two bachelor degrees the same as having a "double major?" What would be the difference between getting two bachelors or having a double major?

I am interested in understanding the difference. Any other useful information is welcome. Thanks. : ]

I want a picture drawn for me.

How can i turn my website into a wiki?