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If Jerrit is making $5.00 an hour and can work 20 hours per week, that would mean that he makes $100 per week of work ($5.00*20hours). If you take the cost of the car ($4650) and divide that by $100 per week, you would find that it would take 46.5 weeks to ear enough to purchase the vehicle.
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What are some consequences of excessive debt?
You could lose your joband what else
My husband made me quitt my joband refuses to give me spending moneyhe just started a businesshas his niece doing the financial endshe's not a qualified accountanthow can i get some money?
Sounds like "Spousal Abuse" to me. Contact an attorney.
You read your sisters texts and she gave someone a blow joband you cant tell your parentswhat do you do?
Stop snooping in her business. First of all, How do you know she is not telling lies in the text ? Boy's and girls love to tell stories like these to each other as they think it makes them look big. If you are certain it's true then it depends on how old she is and whether or not she is old enough to be having sex. If she isn't then you should tell your parents as she could end up in bad trouble. It will be a lot better for her if they find out before anything worse happens. She may get pregnant or get a sexually transmitted disease (STD).
How does Hinduism reinforce followers' willingness to remain within their casts?
''By teaching people to accept their place in life.'' and nice joband other usefull things
Show me the words from the Ballad of the Leatherneck Corps?
The Ballad of the Leatherneck Corps by Herman WoukOh, the wind blows cold in Iceland but thewind's blown cold before,And it's not so hard in your own backyardto be set for peace or war.But to fight for right and freedom, and tokeep our honor clean,We are proud to claim the title of UnitedStates Marine.Oh, the wind blows cold in Iceland but thewind's blown cold before,And it's not so hard in your own backyardto be set for peace or war.But to strike a blow on a distant foe is ajob for The LEATHERNECK CORPS.Where are you heading Leatherneck?I'm off to Tripoli son! It's someplace inAfrica, don't know where,But an ornery pirate gang is there,And we're under orders to sweep it bare ofeach pirate son-of-a-gun.So off they went, it was eighteen five,And they piled in there with a mightydrive 'Til hardly a pirate was left alive.And, Jefferson said: "Well done."Oh the shore is strange in Iceland,But the shore's been strange before.And the folks at home don't have to roam,To be set for peace or war.But to challenge fear when it's far fromhere, Is a job for the LEATHERNECK CORPS.Where are you heading, Leatherneck?I'm off to Sumatra, son.The natives there are a savage lot,Our ships have been sunk, and our sailorsshot. And, that place which they tell me isburning hot. It will be hotter before we're done.So, off they went, back in thirty-two,And vengeance was had for each murderedcrew and over the isle Old Glory Flew.And Jackson said: "Well done."Oh the sea is rough off Iceland,But the sea's been rough before.There are no rough seas where you sit atease. All set for peace or war.But to face a foe half the world away,Is a job for The LEATHERNECK CORPS.Where are you heading Leatherneck?I'm off to China, son!A bunch of Boxers are raising hob,They're killing Christians this crazy mob,So the U.S. Marines have got a jobAnd this one looks like fun.So in nineteen hundred they sailed away,And fought the Boxers in old Cathay.Pagodas crashed and they won the day.And McKinely wired: "Well done."Oh the gale roars high in Iceland,But the gale's roared high before.And it's cozy here, by the hearthside cheer,To be set for peace or war.But to make a stand, in a far off land,Is a job for the LEATHERNECK CORPS!Where are you heading Leatherneck?I'm off to Iceland son!There's trouble brewing across the map,And it may or may not be our scrap,But we ain't gonna wait til it's in our lap!We'll head it off on the run!So off they march at a soldier's pace,And, we pray that they have no fight to faceBut they've gone there anyway just in case.And America says: "Well done."Oh the nights may be long in Iceland,But the nights been long before.And it's not so hard in your own backyard,To be set for peace or war.But to beat the worst, by arriving first,Is a job for The LEATHERNECK CORPS!
How to Develop Good Workplace Habits?
Being a good worker can be the difference in keeping a job, landing a new one, or advancing in your career. Here are some ways to keep yourself on track.Do Your JobAnd while you’re at it, do it well. Don’t make others pick up your slack. Find the right balance of quality and quantity, and in the process, learn what you don’t know and improve what you do. Know when to go above and beyond, and when to avoid being obnoxious.Be OrganizedIf you have a desk, keep it neat and orderly. Use an appointment book or digital organizer to make sure assigned work is being completed in a timely fashion, and that you make it to your appointments on time. Don’t make a habit of skipping out of work early. If you work a job with rotating shifts, make sure you don’t make others wait for you so they can leave.Ask for FeedbackIt is always good to know what you are doing right and what can be improved. Don’t let yourself become defensive when you do this. Trust that your manager isn’t “out to get you,” and make sure you know what is expected of you. It may be helpful to have a clear job description or regular tasks from your supervisor if you find yourself struggling with a more open-ended environment.Be Friendly and Helpful to OthersIf someone is asking you to do something that’s not a direct task of yours, either be helpful and do it as long as it doesn’t interfere with your own work, or explain directly and respectfully why you can’t do it. If possible, direct them to where they can find help.If you’re a in a position of overseeing others, treat them how you want to be treated. Make sure they know what is expected of them, make yourself available for questions or needs, and treat them with respect.Keep Your Personal Life PersonalAvoid sharing overly intimate information about yourself. If you have social media accounts (Facebookfor example) don’t put anything on it that could make you look bad to your employer, or at least set privacy settings to only let friends see what you post. Don’t do anything on a work computer or account that could jeopardize your job or your privacy.
How do you replace the entire muffler and exhaust pipe system on a Mercury Sable - Ford Taurus?
This is one of those times I recommend shopping around for pricing to have it done professionally.For years I would do exhaust and mufflers myself - until I found a chain of muffler shops here in the Detroit area that was about $20 more than parts alone!!For $20, I'm much more than willing to NOT have to deal with rusted bolts and studs and the complications that you can run into.Doing it yourself...Buy all the pipes, muffler(s), and tailpipe extensions from your store of choiceStart at the back end of the catalytic converter- often referred to as the 'cat' -NOTE: converters are rarely ever needed to be replaced! You're doing the "cat-back" replacement jobAnd this is likely where you'll run into the first complication - dealing with rusted/corroded studs & nuts.Try and get the nuts off without damaging the studs!Lots and lots of penetrating oil like PB Blaster; propane torch to heat things up; a nut-cracker tool; nut remover tool for when the nut gets all rounded off; cutting tool to CAREFULLY slice the nut down the sideThat's to name just a few ways I've dealt with those (*$&($#*&... "darned" thingsThe rest is just releasing the pipes & muffler from the hangers and pulling it all out from under the carExhaust systems are much easier in that the 'hangers' the pipes hang off the bottom of the care are almost always like big rubber bands! So much better than the 'old days'.Assembly - you will have purchased a number of big pipe clamps to connects the parts together - pretty intuitive and straight-forward in fastening the pipes/pieces together.Tip: don't hesitate to really crank-down on the nuts. It's actually a good thing to even crease the pipe underneath the clamp - ensures a good solid connection.Muffler - likely you'll have a 'universal' type muffler - not a factory exact model. This is where you may run into the complication of the original rubber hangars not able to line-up and support the new muffler.You may have to resort to a universal hanger, drilling a hole to mount / bolt it to and then putting the other end under one of the clamps.TIP: because the muffler is 'oblong' or oval shaped, you'll need to position it / rotate it so as the system moves when you drive down the road, it doesn't bounce - knock up against the bottom of the car. That will quickly drive you nuts.Have 'fun', but consider pricing this one out to be done - your TIME and effort could be saved for other projects...
