No we cant afford it, the money would be better spent here in the uk where many millions are struggling with loss of income due to this nightmare credit crunch.. but that's labour for you look after everyone else and sod your own people. 3 years ago 1 person rated this as good £15m here and there and then soon we're talking about real money. Sorry folks we should be looking after ourselves, let another country help out for a change, why must it always be us.

- Chosen by Voters just normal oil you have at home, my ex-farrier says its as good as cod-liver-oil, 4 years ago 100% 1 Vote

- Chosen by Voters Interesting question. I would say it's a combination of the two factors.In my experience, it is always best to be open and upfront with students about the risks of drinking, without being too discouraging either. If parents enforce a heavy "no drinking" rule during high school, guess what the first thing that student is going to want to do when they get to college?The college environment definitely encourages drinking too (at least, at most schools). There isn't much to do in a college-town on a Saturday night, so students hit the bars. It's more about socializing and getting out of the dorms than getting plastered, although drinking makes the socialization part easier. Most college freshmen will drink pretty regularly but by the time they get a little older, it's out of their system and they'll be looking for more interesting things to do. By then, they will have established a group of friends, the company of whom doesn't require booze to have a good time. Source(s): Graduated from college last month 2 years ago 67% 2 Votes 1 person rated this as good

- Chosen by Voters If I could show you how to earn a professional income from home in the next 2-3 years, would you give me 40 minutes of your time?I am an unfranchise owner, I work from home focusing on product brokerage and 1:1 marketing.If you are serious about exploring your options, you can contact me via the following:fuentes@unfranchise.com 4 years ago 100% 1 Vote

I think the problem is is that use of Amquel. Amquel will not remove ammonia from the water. It only neutralizes the toxicity of it to the fish by moving it into Ion form, and if someone wants to try to thumb that down, I'll bust out my chemistry book and write the equation out for you. This is the problem when it comes to testing though. Most of your liquid reagent testers do not differentiant from ammonia ion and ammonia compound. This still leaves us with the reason your fish are dying. I'll tell you this though, that is the first sign of ammonia exposure is the gasping for air. I think what needs to be done right now because when my 75 gallon tank crashed because of Oscars over producing waste, was do some successive rapid large water changes. You need to get that Amquel crap out of the water so you can get a reliable reading. I would get a sterile nylon, and float a cupful of gravel from that other tank in the tank having this problem, and reestablish your bacteria colony. You're going to really need to change that water out in large quantities for days in succession to get the Amquel out. I know this because I've used it once many months back and my readings were going off the scale which was impossible for any fish to inhabit. Feel free to email me if you have any questionsJV 5 years ago thanks for the great answer!!!!

The "2 year nursing degree" is actually kind of a misnomer. In actual fact, it takes just about 4 years to complete it, with 2 years of getting an Associates in Applied Science, and then your Graduate Nurse degree. With that, you are eligible to sit for the NCLEX exam, and you will receive your Registered Nurse certification. There is a lot of politics and misinformation out there about how superior BSN nurses are to Associates nurses, but to be honest, there's not a nickel's difference between the finished product. BSN nurses receive not one minute more of clinical training than do ASN nurses; they just have it spread out over a greater time period. A good ASN nurse from a demanding school can outperform a BSN from a less-demanding college, and that's the facts of life. 98% of hospitals will hire you if you are an RN, regardless of which degree you have. Having said all that, if your goal is to go into administration, then you're going to need a BSN, or even an MSN. But, that's not ALWAYS true; i've worked ER's where the Nurse Manager was an ASN. You can get your ASN, then work for awhile as an RN, and take courses as you do to get your BSN. In other words, you will have an income. And that can be a deciding factor for MOST nurses. Incidentally, there are a few hospitals out there that prohibit you from putting your degrees on your name badge, to eliminate this "class warfare" among nurses, or to make patients feel they're getting a "better" nurse with a BSN nurse. They only allow your name, and RN behind it. No ACLS, no BSN, no CCRN, no this or that. It's just Your Name, RN. 6 months ago thankk you soo muchh you've helped alot <3

- Chosen by Voters Well it depends on what skill you haveaudio and video transcriptioning, voice over, article writting, virtual assitant, proof reading, copy paste jobs, making slide shows and etc. Just make sure to register into a legit site. Other requires a small registration fee while others doesnt. You can have more chances getting hired in sites that requires a registration fee since competition is less in that site. You can check out at http://hillaryreviews.com/Recommends/wor…I got my job there as a virtual assistan and recieved a reasonable compensation. Edited 1 month ago 75% 3 Votes

you must report this woman's behavior to your supervisor, she is expecting you to do things that are not what you get paid for, and at least one, the administration of medication, that is illegal. It is up to the supervisor to contact this woman and make it very clear to her exactly what you are being paid to do and that you are not expected to do one other thing. If she wants her house cleaned, she can do it herself or hire another housekeeper. If you do end up going back out there, take a copy of the contract this woman signed, it should be very specific about your duties, point out to her that what she is asking is not a part of your contract. Source(s): RN 2 years ago Thank you! I loved all the answers… the last answerer said it all too… they want to work you until you drop. Thanks!!

- Chosen by Voters It is a different amount for each person. It can be less than $100 for one person and more than $2500 for another person. (Prices are per month.)Your baby cannot have the health insurance of any person except you or the baby's other parent. The baby can only have your parent's insurance if one of your parents had sex with you and is the parent of the baby.You cannot buy health insurance for only the baby. Health insurance can be purchased for a person under 19 only if it is also purchased for a parent of that person who is 19 or older. If the person's parents are both under 19, then health insurance cannot be purchased for the person.There are only three ways to get health insurance for the baby:1) It may be possible to get insurance from the government. However, this may not be possible to do while living in a household with too much total income (even if none of it is yours). Therefore, you may need to move to a lower income household.2) You can let any adult 19 or older, including your parents, adopt the baby. If they agree, then the baby will be able to go on their insurance. However, it will no longer be your baby. It will legally be their baby.3) You or the baby's other parent can get a job at a company that offers health insurance for employees and their children. 2 weeks ago 67% 2 Votes

- Chosen by Voters yes, you can purchase your blood sugar monitoring systems OTC. They are expensive. Are you drinking excessively? I mean, are you ALWAYS thirsty? Any numbness/tingling in your hands/fingers? Are you always going to the bathroom (urine)? If you are a woman: are you getting frequent yeast infections?All of these can be symptoms of diabetes. If you experience any of these, I would seek medical advice. Especially if you have a family history of diabetes and/or you are over weight. I don't know how old you are, either.If you cannot afford private health insurance, you should be able to qualify for government funded programs. If you do buy a BSM, and it reads high (I don't remember what the normal levels are, and I only had gestational diabetes, so the levels were much different for me anyway), then you MUST GO TO THE ER IMMEDIATELY!Even if you don't have health insurance, they HAVE to treat you.Google safe/normal blood sugar levels. I do remember the numbers are different at fasting and about an hour after a meal.BUT, I'M NOT KIDDING. IF YOUR SUGAR IS HIGH- YOU HAVE TO GO TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM IMMEDIATELY!! YOU CAN GO INTO A DIABETIC COMA AND DIE!!! 3 years ago 100% 1 Vote