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HI,

I recently received a mail from a debt collection agency about a debt that I owed (medical bills). The debt collector told me that this would not affect my credit score in any way since it was paid in full before the 30 days. I'm still a bit paranoid, so I actually want to just check my credit score to make sure. How long, if say, they lied and did report it, would it be until I can see this on my credit score? Also do I need to check all three credit agencies (equifax, experia, transunion)?

like Recess, Pepperann, tailspin, aladdin...etc

Why aren't these shows on DVD? I really especially want to watch Recess. Best show ever.

Just want to know for a paper I am writing. I personally do not have a problem with it and actually thought it was already going on for a while. I don't get why people are so shocked. What can they really do with that information that large companies haven't already done?

Some enzymes of the TCA cycle are physiologically regulated. The most common

regulatory effect on these enzymes is

A. Inhibition by ATP

B. Inhibition by ADP

C. Inhibition by NAD+

D. Stimulation by citrate

E. Inhibition by acetyl-CoA

The answer is A. But I am having a hard time even understanding what this question is asking. Can someone please explain this question to me? Thanks!

I will be having surgery soon and the total cost without insurance will be $60,000+. My insurance plan is with kaiser with an annual deductible of $2000 and a out of pocket maximum of $4000. The deductible and coinsurance contribute to the out of pocket maximum.

I am planning to have major surgery on my knee but I first have to sign up for health insurance because I cannot afford the surgery. Since this is major surgery, and I will probably have to pay the maximum out of pocket, I have been calculating my out of pocket maximum with the total cost of my monthly premium after a year. So 12xpremium + total out of pocket maximum. After I do this I look for the cheapest total cost. Am I calculating this correctly to find the cheapest plan for me to pay for the surgery? BTW all the plans cover the same things, just the deductible and out of pocket maximum are different.

So I currently do not have insurance and plan to get one to have an expensive surgery on my knee done. Should I sign up for a plan with an HSA? Would there be any complications with that or is it easier just to sign up for an insurance plan without an HSA. I ask this because I calculated the total out of cost maximum for the year with the total in monthly premiums after a year and the plan with the HSA would be cheaper. I was thinking that since I am going to be paying the maximum out of pocket anyways, I should look for a plan that had the cheapest total cost. so premium x 12 added to the total out of pocket cost. I am currently a student and my parents would be paying all the medical and health insurance costs. I just wnat to know if I should sign up for an HSA or if I am even qualified.

Will getting the samsung galaxy s3 cause problems like incompatibility? LIke for transferring photos or music is it hard to do from a macbook to a galaxy s3?

Are they in the untranslated region? I know they are upstream of the actual gene. Are they located in the intergenic region of DNA (between genes)?

I bought a package of Harvest of the Sea raw peeled shrimp from costco and the label says that per 4oz there are 60 calories. But many online sources the calorie content for raw shrimp is 120 calories per 4 oz. Which calorie label is correct?

I bought a package of Harvest of the Sea raw peeled shrimp from costco and the label says that per 4oz there are 60 calories. But many online sources such as here on FitDay the calorie content for raw shrimp is 120 calories per 4 oz. Which calorie label is correct?

I fit a 800 calorie ice cream into a 1500 calorie diet for one day of the week? So for example I would eat 700 calories (vegetables and proteins) and 800 calories of ice cream totaling 1500 calories for the day. Again I would only be doing this once a week. Since it is still at just 1500 is it still a cheat day?

A molecule has an extinction coefficient of 11000M^-1cm^-1 at its lamda max of 200nm. Calculate the concentration assuming a 1cm light path using Beer's Law. (Given: lamda max 200 has an absorbance of .800 absorbance units).

I think the answer is 7.3 e-5 M? Please help!

I used the equation A=ecb

.8=11000(1)X -> .8/11000=X X=7.3e-5

Could someone please explain this for me?

A drug company states that their new antibiotic drug, aguilar, will produce adverse reactions in only 12% of the population. It is found that out of a sample of 10 patients who took Aquilar, 4 patients exhibited adverse reactions. The probability that 4 or more patients would experience adverse reactions is 2.4%. If the null hypothesis is that the drug company's claim is true, which of the following best represents the data?

Answer. At a 5% significant level we would reject the null hypothesis

I'm having trouble understanding this question. Could someone please elaborate?

The rate law for a reaction rate is Rate=k[A]^2[B]. Which of the following mechanisms supports this rate law?

i) A + B--> E (fast)

E + B --> C + D (slow)

ii) A + B --> E (fast)

E + A --> C + D (slow)

iii) A + A --> E (slow)

E + B --> C + D (fast)

The answer is only ii, but im not sure why.

If not then how does the mRNA strand get connected? Does RNA polymerase just do all the work?

I sort of understand that if you make pi/2=x then you get -1. But what if you make x=pi then you'd get 2pi which would be 0 right?

For example is benzyl chloride a better compound for Sn1 than t butyl chloride? Benzyl chloride as an allylic primary carbon while t butyl chloride has a tertiary carbon.

I know that molecules such as NO2 is a free radical because of the one electron that is not bonded, but are molecules like H2O or O2 also free radicals as they have lone pairs of electrons?