What sort of university degree would I have to do to work in a haematology lab?
Q. I am currently in my final year of sixth form about to start applying to uni. I am taking Biology, Chemistry and History A-Levels and am interested in doing a biomedical or biochemistry degree or something similar. What sort of course could I take to specialise in haematology? And what sort of job prospects are there for these courses?
Asked by Angie - Fri Sep 5 13:22:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Keiser University s Associate of Science degree in Medical Laboratory Technician trains ... accordance with standardized laboratory practices in clinical chemistry, hematology
Answered by NlnFG K - Sat Sep 6 10:46:54 2008
Q. I am currently in my final year of sixth form about to start applying to uni. I am taking Biology, Chemistry and History A-Levels and am interested in doing a biomedical or biochemistry degree or something similar. What sort of course could I take to specialise in haematology? And what sort of job prospects are there for these courses?
Asked by Angie - Fri Sep 5 13:22:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Keiser University s Associate of Science degree in Medical Laboratory Technician trains ... accordance with standardized laboratory practices in clinical chemistry, hematology
Answered by NlnFG K - Sat Sep 6 10:46:54 2008
What sort of jewlery would a gay couple give for engagement?
Q. Im not planning on getting engaged, lol not yet anyway. Anyway I'm a little curious as to what sort of jewelry a (male) gay couple would give/receive, because a diamond ring wouldn't really work because I cant actually Imagine a guy wearing one. So Im just a little curious as to what sort of jewelry gay people would wear as a sign of their engagement.
Asked by limetang - Wed Dec 30 17:52:53 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they shouldn't give any because if you are in the US most states still have the moral standing of not allowing homosexual "marriage" and with any luch the ones that do will soon pass things like Prop 8
Answered by forever_knight102 - Wed Dec 30 18:40:00 2009
Q. Im not planning on getting engaged, lol not yet anyway. Anyway I'm a little curious as to what sort of jewelry a (male) gay couple would give/receive, because a diamond ring wouldn't really work because I cant actually Imagine a guy wearing one. So Im just a little curious as to what sort of jewelry gay people would wear as a sign of their engagement.
Asked by limetang - Wed Dec 30 17:52:53 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they shouldn't give any because if you are in the US most states still have the moral standing of not allowing homosexual "marriage" and with any luch the ones that do will soon pass things like Prop 8
Answered by forever_knight102 - Wed Dec 30 18:40:00 2009
What sort of questions are asked at a job interview?
Q. I'm writing a story and there's a scene where my character (a 17 or 18 year old high school drop out) is being interviewed for some minimum-wage job (like janitorial services or house cleaning, that sort of thing). What sort of questions might the job interviewer ask? The character most likely wouldn't have had a previous job. She's a bit of a deadbeat.
Asked by Kitten - Fri Apr 10 11:50:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Below is a very comprehensive list of common job interview questions that you will find useful.
Answered by David C - Sat Apr 11 06:51:04 2009
Q. I'm writing a story and there's a scene where my character (a 17 or 18 year old high school drop out) is being interviewed for some minimum-wage job (like janitorial services or house cleaning, that sort of thing). What sort of questions might the job interviewer ask? The character most likely wouldn't have had a previous job. She's a bit of a deadbeat.
Asked by Kitten - Fri Apr 10 11:50:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Below is a very comprehensive list of common job interview questions that you will find useful.
Answered by David C - Sat Apr 11 06:51:04 2009
How do I sort a spredsheet which is linked to another worksheet?
Q. Hi I am trying to sort a spreadsheet (Sheet 2) which is linked to another worksheet but when I do, the information on sheet 1 gets misaligned. How do I sort it without messing up the informaiton? I tried the absolute references
Asked by Time - Thu May 7 22:16:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Expand the sort to include all data fields. Then everything gets sorted 'together'.
Answered by garbo7441 - Thu May 7 22:36:35 2009
Q. Hi I am trying to sort a spreadsheet (Sheet 2) which is linked to another worksheet but when I do, the information on sheet 1 gets misaligned. How do I sort it without messing up the informaiton? I tried the absolute references
Asked by Time - Thu May 7 22:16:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Expand the sort to include all data fields. Then everything gets sorted 'together'.
Answered by garbo7441 - Thu May 7 22:36:35 2009
What sort of education is required for a job building and designing new Disney World attractions?
Q. My six year old is insistent that we build a fully functioning Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, as seen in the cartoon on Playhouse Disney, complete with flying Toodles, in our back yard. He cried when I told him he'd have to wait til after college. He claims he'll grow up to build robots and machines anyway. If his goal were to be hired by Disney World to build the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, what sort of education would he need? OMG, he's already got every kind of building toy you can imagine. Erector sets, legos, magnetix, wooden erector sets, gears, k'nex. I got him a mousetrap game last week. He played it once then used the parts to build something else! I don't think there's any question as to what he wants to do!
Asked by indeeme - Sat Oct 6 12:24:29 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not exactly sure, but I would suggest architecture, computers, and engineering. In addition, I'm sure there will be new technology that will come out by the time your son is ready to go to school. Good luck with that to him and you... awesome dream job!
Answered by deeecipher - Sat Oct 6 12:28:56 2007
Q. My six year old is insistent that we build a fully functioning Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, as seen in the cartoon on Playhouse Disney, complete with flying Toodles, in our back yard. He cried when I told him he'd have to wait til after college. He claims he'll grow up to build robots and machines anyway. If his goal were to be hired by Disney World to build the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, what sort of education would he need? OMG, he's already got every kind of building toy you can imagine. Erector sets, legos, magnetix, wooden erector sets, gears, k'nex. I got him a mousetrap game last week. He played it once then used the parts to build something else! I don't think there's any question as to what he wants to do!
Asked by indeeme - Sat Oct 6 12:24:29 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not exactly sure, but I would suggest architecture, computers, and engineering. In addition, I'm sure there will be new technology that will come out by the time your son is ready to go to school. Good luck with that to him and you... awesome dream job!
Answered by deeecipher - Sat Oct 6 12:28:56 2007
What sort of careers are there that let you meet celebrities?
Q. What kind of professional careers out there entail you to meet famous celebrities. I am trying to choose a major and Id like to do something of that sort. So far I've come up with Director, Producer, Magazine Editor? I am going to be a Freshman at Stanford U this fall, so academics is still important to me. Best list with best options gets 10 pts.
Asked by EJC - Sun Aug 12 04:06:25 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Entertainment Lawyer Journalist Sports Agent Talent Agent Casting Director Screen Make-up Technician Interior Designer Caterer Restauranteur But the easiest way to meet celebrities is to become a celebrity yourself. Find out what you're good at and work it!
Answered by xanjo - Sun Aug 12 04:16:02 2007
Q. What kind of professional careers out there entail you to meet famous celebrities. I am trying to choose a major and Id like to do something of that sort. So far I've come up with Director, Producer, Magazine Editor? I am going to be a Freshman at Stanford U this fall, so academics is still important to me. Best list with best options gets 10 pts.
Asked by EJC - Sun Aug 12 04:06:25 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Entertainment Lawyer Journalist Sports Agent Talent Agent Casting Director Screen Make-up Technician Interior Designer Caterer Restauranteur But the easiest way to meet celebrities is to become a celebrity yourself. Find out what you're good at and work it!
Answered by xanjo - Sun Aug 12 04:16:02 2007
What sort of permits are needed to film a pornographic video?
Q. I'm trying to find out what sort of paperwork has to be filed to legitimatize the filming of a pornography so that it can be legally distributed. To elaborate I haven't filmed anything yet, I'm trying to get a venture started.
Asked by Jesse W - Thu Jun 4 16:49:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a lot of regulations that you need to make sure you follow, contact a lawyer that specializes in business, that way you can make sure you are covered. Go to and you will be able to look up a business attorney in your area.
Answered by RA - Thu Jun 4 17:02:23 2009
Q. I'm trying to find out what sort of paperwork has to be filed to legitimatize the filming of a pornography so that it can be legally distributed. To elaborate I haven't filmed anything yet, I'm trying to get a venture started.
Asked by Jesse W - Thu Jun 4 16:49:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a lot of regulations that you need to make sure you follow, contact a lawyer that specializes in business, that way you can make sure you are covered. Go to and you will be able to look up a business attorney in your area.
Answered by RA - Thu Jun 4 17:02:23 2009
What sort of illegal drugs could be found in professional establishments?
Q. By this I mean, what sort of drugs which are illegal at street level, could be found in professional establishments such as a pharmacy or a clinic? This is because of some research I am trying to do about drugs for my Personal Social Development class. Also can I have specific examples, with the drug name, and the sort of establishment it would be found in.
Asked by ShumelTheRenegade - Sun May 3 13:14:18 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any prescribed drug that is not prescribed for you is "illegal at street level", so pharmacies are chock full of those. Controlled substances are kept locked away so they are harder to get hold of, and records are maintained to track where they go. Clinics tend not to have much in the way of drugs that would be used to get high, but from what I've seen on this forum, people will try just about anything. Clinics tend to have samples brought in by drug companies, and they are not allowed to give controlled substances out. If anything, they have coupons for those drugs. Surgery centers have controlled substances (midazolam, fentanyl, morphine, meperidine, Percocet) but those are kept in double locked cabinets and have to be signed out by… [cont.]
Answered by Pangolin - Sun May 3 15:57:36 2009
Q. By this I mean, what sort of drugs which are illegal at street level, could be found in professional establishments such as a pharmacy or a clinic? This is because of some research I am trying to do about drugs for my Personal Social Development class. Also can I have specific examples, with the drug name, and the sort of establishment it would be found in.
Asked by ShumelTheRenegade - Sun May 3 13:14:18 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any prescribed drug that is not prescribed for you is "illegal at street level", so pharmacies are chock full of those. Controlled substances are kept locked away so they are harder to get hold of, and records are maintained to track where they go. Clinics tend not to have much in the way of drugs that would be used to get high, but from what I've seen on this forum, people will try just about anything. Clinics tend to have samples brought in by drug companies, and they are not allowed to give controlled substances out. If anything, they have coupons for those drugs. Surgery centers have controlled substances (midazolam, fentanyl, morphine, meperidine, Percocet) but those are kept in double locked cabinets and have to be signed out by… [cont.]
Answered by Pangolin - Sun May 3 15:57:36 2009
What sort of cable to i need to transfer data between 2 desktops?
Q. What sort of cable to i need to transfer data between 2 desktops? Like is it called a network cable? Or an ethereal net cable or something? Thanks
Asked by Zac N - Sat Jan 10 05:53:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. an ethernet cable is only half right. you need a crossover ethernet cable. the normal ethernet cable (such as a patch, or straight through) is meant to go from your computer to a router or hub, not to another computer. a crossover cable is meant to go from your computer to comptuer, or router to router. a straight through cable if your computer has an auto-mdx feature, which some of the new computers have, auto-mdx basically detects what the computer is connected to, and pretends the cable is a straight thru or crossover as it sees fit. oh the suggestion about the usb cable will also work, ive never used those but i've heard they work too.
Answered by JohnJ79 - Sat Jan 10 07:09:36 2009
Q. What sort of cable to i need to transfer data between 2 desktops? Like is it called a network cable? Or an ethereal net cable or something? Thanks
Asked by Zac N - Sat Jan 10 05:53:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. an ethernet cable is only half right. you need a crossover ethernet cable. the normal ethernet cable (such as a patch, or straight through) is meant to go from your computer to a router or hub, not to another computer. a crossover cable is meant to go from your computer to comptuer, or router to router. a straight through cable if your computer has an auto-mdx feature, which some of the new computers have, auto-mdx basically detects what the computer is connected to, and pretends the cable is a straight thru or crossover as it sees fit. oh the suggestion about the usb cable will also work, ive never used those but i've heard they work too.
Answered by JohnJ79 - Sat Jan 10 07:09:36 2009
What sort of risk is involved with exporting comm goods to countries in plain boxes and claiming them as gifts
Q. I want to know what sort of risk avoiding custom taxes through the mail by claiming a commercial item your sending to someone in another country is a "gift"? Can Customs track you down and detain you, or the other person?
Asked by Toofa L - Tue Apr 1 15:04:43 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. prison, fines, not getting the merchandise from customs, going broke and declaring bankruptcy, dying in an alley, all alone.
Answered by Doctor Deth - Tue Apr 1 15:15:09 2008
Q. I want to know what sort of risk avoiding custom taxes through the mail by claiming a commercial item your sending to someone in another country is a "gift"? Can Customs track you down and detain you, or the other person?
Asked by Toofa L - Tue Apr 1 15:04:43 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. prison, fines, not getting the merchandise from customs, going broke and declaring bankruptcy, dying in an alley, all alone.
Answered by Doctor Deth - Tue Apr 1 15:15:09 2008
What sort of magnification would you need to see sperm cells?
Q. Okay, say a particular friend of mine happened to have a very strong urge to ejaculate onto a slide and put it under a microscope. Hypothetically speaking of course. What sort of magnification would it need to be for him to be able to get a decently clear image of the little wriggly guys with the tails?
Asked by slonzor - Tue Jul 15 15:38:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Even a 40X (4X objective with 10X oculars) would be enough to see. However, I suggest you find a phase contrast microscope with 10X and 20X objectives (total mag is 100X and 200X, respectively). 20X might be too much magnification. You will be able to see the motility easily. You can use an upright or inverted microscopy. Make sure you have focused the condenser properly (use Kohler illumination methods). Suspend the sperm in a saline solution containing glucose. Do not put a coverslip on right away.
Answered by MaviGozler - Tue Jul 15 15:45:29 2008
Q. Okay, say a particular friend of mine happened to have a very strong urge to ejaculate onto a slide and put it under a microscope. Hypothetically speaking of course. What sort of magnification would it need to be for him to be able to get a decently clear image of the little wriggly guys with the tails?
Asked by slonzor - Tue Jul 15 15:38:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Even a 40X (4X objective with 10X oculars) would be enough to see. However, I suggest you find a phase contrast microscope with 10X and 20X objectives (total mag is 100X and 200X, respectively). 20X might be too much magnification. You will be able to see the motility easily. You can use an upright or inverted microscopy. Make sure you have focused the condenser properly (use Kohler illumination methods). Suspend the sperm in a saline solution containing glucose. Do not put a coverslip on right away.
Answered by MaviGozler - Tue Jul 15 15:45:29 2008
What sort of salt am I supposed to put into the washing machine when dying clothes with Dylon?
Q. I'm planning on dying a pair of jeans using some Dylon which I bought today, and I've just noticed the instructions state that I have to put 500g of salt into the drum along, obviously, with the dye and the jeans. What sort of salt are they talking about? Do they just mean common table salt, or something different?
Asked by nothing but a warning - Mon Nov 3 18:42:01 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Table salt, good luck.
Answered by momo - Tue Nov 4 07:09:57 2008
Q. I'm planning on dying a pair of jeans using some Dylon which I bought today, and I've just noticed the instructions state that I have to put 500g of salt into the drum along, obviously, with the dye and the jeans. What sort of salt are they talking about? Do they just mean common table salt, or something different?
Asked by nothing but a warning - Mon Nov 3 18:42:01 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Table salt, good luck.
Answered by momo - Tue Nov 4 07:09:57 2008
What sort of jobs could I get with an associates degree in horticulture?
Q. What sort of jobs would I be qualified for if I got a two-year degree in horticulture? And what would the average pay be?
Asked by jamie68117 - Sat Jan 23 01:19:12 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Informationn is below.
Answered by DrIG - Tue Jan 26 14:14:24 2010
Q. What sort of jobs would I be qualified for if I got a two-year degree in horticulture? And what would the average pay be?
Asked by jamie68117 - Sat Jan 23 01:19:12 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Informationn is below.
Answered by DrIG - Tue Jan 26 14:14:24 2010
What sort of income could i earn playing bass in jazz bars?
Q. When i'm a student, to ease my financial problems i plan on plying my trade (bass) in jazz bars. What sort of income do you think this would generate. How much could i get for one set. Well i'm in the U.K and i don't know which part of the country i'll be going to uni in yet. Probably London I don't play upright Bass i play electric Bass and i don't mean i want to earn a living off it i just mean to earn a bit of extra cash. I'm at a decent standard now but i'm two years away from starting university and according to my tutor i'm not far off becoming great, apparently i'm better than most of the guys on the scene in my area (north east England) at 16. Although i do currently play rock and funk rather than jazz. But jazz is always… [cont.]
Asked by LedZeppelinBen - AM - Thu Sep 6 12:01:05 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Income will depend on how good you are as a musician, how big of a crowd you will draw in, and what specific venue you will be performing at. playing at jazz bars here in nyc is very competitive. many of them are local musicians from schools like manhattan school of music. and just remember, ...first off, you will have to get a band together, practice and record a demo tape where you can send to bars, or clubs. I don't know many solo bassists (upright bass, right?) that are hired to perform by themselves. With "easing" your financial status, it's going to be hard. Some bars or clubs, are willing, that is, if you are good enough, to sign a contract where your band can perform at that venue every weekend, or any day out of the week.… [cont.]
Answered by shell - Thu Sep 6 14:29:24 2007
Q. When i'm a student, to ease my financial problems i plan on plying my trade (bass) in jazz bars. What sort of income do you think this would generate. How much could i get for one set. Well i'm in the U.K and i don't know which part of the country i'll be going to uni in yet. Probably London I don't play upright Bass i play electric Bass and i don't mean i want to earn a living off it i just mean to earn a bit of extra cash. I'm at a decent standard now but i'm two years away from starting university and according to my tutor i'm not far off becoming great, apparently i'm better than most of the guys on the scene in my area (north east England) at 16. Although i do currently play rock and funk rather than jazz. But jazz is always… [cont.]
Asked by LedZeppelinBen - AM - Thu Sep 6 12:01:05 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Income will depend on how good you are as a musician, how big of a crowd you will draw in, and what specific venue you will be performing at. playing at jazz bars here in nyc is very competitive. many of them are local musicians from schools like manhattan school of music. and just remember, ...first off, you will have to get a band together, practice and record a demo tape where you can send to bars, or clubs. I don't know many solo bassists (upright bass, right?) that are hired to perform by themselves. With "easing" your financial status, it's going to be hard. Some bars or clubs, are willing, that is, if you are good enough, to sign a contract where your band can perform at that venue every weekend, or any day out of the week.… [cont.]
Answered by shell - Thu Sep 6 14:29:24 2007
What sort of grades would you need to become like a murder detective?
Q. You know, the police investigators? They try and find the murderer or thief or whatever. I really want to be something like that, but I don't know what sort of grades would be required.
Asked by Matthew Lowery - Sun Jun 6 11:23:07 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For general career information: and can search 'police and detectives', 'private detectives and investigators' or such. It seems as though people with a bachelor's (four-year) degree may get promoted to homicide (or general) detective more readily than those with less schooling (though with no guarantees). Just a word to the wise that the job is supposed to be nothing like how the television shows portray detectives with the director saying, "Cut" ;) I agree with the other postee that mentioned how aiming for the highest grades possible should be the goal while in school :) With schooling, please steer clear of those online, for-profit schools (may have 'brick and mortar' buildings and may be 'accredited') such as penn foster,… [cont.]
Answered by jannsody - Sun Jun 6 11:34:20 2010
Q. You know, the police investigators? They try and find the murderer or thief or whatever. I really want to be something like that, but I don't know what sort of grades would be required.
Asked by Matthew Lowery - Sun Jun 6 11:23:07 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For general career information: and can search 'police and detectives', 'private detectives and investigators' or such. It seems as though people with a bachelor's (four-year) degree may get promoted to homicide (or general) detective more readily than those with less schooling (though with no guarantees). Just a word to the wise that the job is supposed to be nothing like how the television shows portray detectives with the director saying, "Cut" ;) I agree with the other postee that mentioned how aiming for the highest grades possible should be the goal while in school :) With schooling, please steer clear of those online, for-profit schools (may have 'brick and mortar' buildings and may be 'accredited') such as penn foster,… [cont.]
Answered by jannsody - Sun Jun 6 11:34:20 2010
What sort of primer should I use to prep a marble fireplace?
Q. Ok I know it's an odd question but I'm a childminder and have recently moved house, the room which I have bagged as my playroom had a fireplace in with a "marble" fireback. Originally I tried to stick a piece of painted hardboard against it as my blackboard, but this wasn't successful. I now want to prime and paint the marble itself to use as my blackboard, but aren't sure what sort of primer I need to use, so am looking for the answer here please.
Asked by LilyB7 - Thu Sep 24 05:30:31 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think it will work for blackboard paint finish as it will not be that well adhered to the dense marble surface and won't take the abuse. Marble is an expensive stone. I would cut a piece of rigid plywood to the size you want and dab a few spots of silicone and press it against the fireplace. This could then be removed later.
Answered by Taf - Thu Sep 24 11:18:53 2009
Q. Ok I know it's an odd question but I'm a childminder and have recently moved house, the room which I have bagged as my playroom had a fireplace in with a "marble" fireback. Originally I tried to stick a piece of painted hardboard against it as my blackboard, but this wasn't successful. I now want to prime and paint the marble itself to use as my blackboard, but aren't sure what sort of primer I need to use, so am looking for the answer here please.
Asked by LilyB7 - Thu Sep 24 05:30:31 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think it will work for blackboard paint finish as it will not be that well adhered to the dense marble surface and won't take the abuse. Marble is an expensive stone. I would cut a piece of rigid plywood to the size you want and dab a few spots of silicone and press it against the fireplace. This could then be removed later.
Answered by Taf - Thu Sep 24 11:18:53 2009
What sort of complications can arise from having plants on a personal boat during international travel?
Q. Say, you had edible plants for personal use, on your boat, and you weren't bringing them into the country, would that still cause problems? Could you bring harvested fruits/veggies at all? If you know any sites about international rules for this sort of thing it'd be interesting for me. Thanks.
Asked by Sambal Oelek - Wed Jul 9 17:52:55 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should have to check everything thru customs...usually no plants fruit, vegs...thats how viruses becaome international. You may be allowed to keep them on board but...YOU may come in contact with a BUG and trasnspot it back to your boat and then to your plants..exc ellent carriers
Answered by mary p - Wed Jul 9 18:21:15 2008
Q. Say, you had edible plants for personal use, on your boat, and you weren't bringing them into the country, would that still cause problems? Could you bring harvested fruits/veggies at all? If you know any sites about international rules for this sort of thing it'd be interesting for me. Thanks.
Asked by Sambal Oelek - Wed Jul 9 17:52:55 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should have to check everything thru customs...usually no plants fruit, vegs...thats how viruses becaome international. You may be allowed to keep them on board but...YOU may come in contact with a BUG and trasnspot it back to your boat and then to your plants..exc ellent carriers
Answered by mary p - Wed Jul 9 18:21:15 2008
What sort of bus passes are available to students travelling to 6th form?
Q. I have never caught a bus in my life, but the 6th form that I will be attending will take up to an hour to reach. Can anyone give me any information on what sort of passes are available in the UK (Durham and Sunderland area) to people between 16 and 18? Thank you in advance.
Asked by StonedInLove - Fri Oct 9 12:34:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. School Passes allow you to pay for school journeys in advance so there is no need to find change for fares every day. The passes are available for journeys within Tyne and Wear and can be used on all local public transport services in the county, including bus, Metro, Shields Ferry and Northern Rail local rail services from Sunderland to Blaydon. School Passes allow you one free journey to school before 9.30am and one free journey from school to home between 2.00pm-6.00pm. You can buy a School Pass for the whole academic year or just for each term. To apply for a pass, please complete an application form in block capitals and send with a passport-size colour photograph, a cheque/postal order for the appropriate amount made payable to… [cont.]
Answered by bennachie1 - Fri Oct 9 12:44:09 2009
Q. I have never caught a bus in my life, but the 6th form that I will be attending will take up to an hour to reach. Can anyone give me any information on what sort of passes are available in the UK (Durham and Sunderland area) to people between 16 and 18? Thank you in advance.
Asked by StonedInLove - Fri Oct 9 12:34:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. School Passes allow you to pay for school journeys in advance so there is no need to find change for fares every day. The passes are available for journeys within Tyne and Wear and can be used on all local public transport services in the county, including bus, Metro, Shields Ferry and Northern Rail local rail services from Sunderland to Blaydon. School Passes allow you one free journey to school before 9.30am and one free journey from school to home between 2.00pm-6.00pm. You can buy a School Pass for the whole academic year or just for each term. To apply for a pass, please complete an application form in block capitals and send with a passport-size colour photograph, a cheque/postal order for the appropriate amount made payable to… [cont.]
Answered by bennachie1 - Fri Oct 9 12:44:09 2009
What sort of careers are available to economics graduate?
Q. I am not sure what i want to do after i have graduated, but it is only my first year so i have time to decide. I was just wondering what sort of careers economics graduates go into. Well i'm studying business economics to be precise.
Asked by Jackson - Wed Oct 10 17:05:07 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are plenty of options, it just depends on your interests. Graduates of Economics programs can become: CEO's Financial analysts, planners, researchers for the government or private institutions, or banks. Business consultants Investment banker or consultant Another option is to go on to law school. Law schools look favorably upon Economics degrees, and they generally have higher scores on the LSAT I'm dual majoring in Economics and Marketing Management. I want to go into consulting.
Answered by La Reina - Wed Oct 10 19:17:52 2007
Q. I am not sure what i want to do after i have graduated, but it is only my first year so i have time to decide. I was just wondering what sort of careers economics graduates go into. Well i'm studying business economics to be precise.
Asked by Jackson - Wed Oct 10 17:05:07 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are plenty of options, it just depends on your interests. Graduates of Economics programs can become: CEO's Financial analysts, planners, researchers for the government or private institutions, or banks. Business consultants Investment banker or consultant Another option is to go on to law school. Law schools look favorably upon Economics degrees, and they generally have higher scores on the LSAT I'm dual majoring in Economics and Marketing Management. I want to go into consulting.
Answered by La Reina - Wed Oct 10 19:17:52 2007
What sort of software will I need to run my own small business?
Q. I have no business experience, and am looking to open a small pizzeria. I need to know what sort of software I will need to keep track of expenses, and payroll and so forth. Also any tips that can be offered, will be greatly appreciated and used to the fullest!
Asked by Brandy D - Wed Jan 14 13:12:48 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi - I work at Intuit (maker of QuickBooks). If you're interested, we offer a free version of QuickBooks to help get you started: We also offer Payroll that integrates with QuickBooks starting at $9/mo: Hope this helps! Chris
Answered by ChrisK - Wed Jan 14 15:22:50 2009
Q. I have no business experience, and am looking to open a small pizzeria. I need to know what sort of software I will need to keep track of expenses, and payroll and so forth. Also any tips that can be offered, will be greatly appreciated and used to the fullest!
Asked by Brandy D - Wed Jan 14 13:12:48 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi - I work at Intuit (maker of QuickBooks). If you're interested, we offer a free version of QuickBooks to help get you started: We also offer Payroll that integrates with QuickBooks starting at $9/mo: Hope this helps! Chris
Answered by ChrisK - Wed Jan 14 15:22:50 2009
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