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Offers / Re: bocca java
« on: March 15, 2008, 10:35:29 pm »Message ID: 21146
Okay I just did the Gevalia. I will keep my Boca coming at the regular scheduled date and see which one I like better hehehe !

EDIT: I got the Signature Blend & Costa Rica Peaberry


I'm telling you right now, you'll like the Boca Java the best.  :thumbsup:


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FusionCash / Re: Personal Messages
« on: March 13, 2008, 06:44:53 am »Message ID: 20880
..When Mystedmoon comes back, i will ask her how much it would cost to have kitty 'fixed'....i hear that makes pets less aggressive and moody...


*scratches behind JLB's ear*..:  "dont worry kitty, Mysted will fix you right up"

MEOW!

*JLB runs away!

LoL!!

It really depends upon what Vet. you take your furry friend to.

We charge $57.00 for a Neuter and rabies shot ( for animals that haven't had one, as by law, the rabies shot is required before a surgery).
And it's $77.00 for a Spay-also, includes rabies shot.

But there's another Vet. not far from here that charges about $79.00 for a Neuter & $100.00 for Spaying.

So it really just depends on who you go to.

Males aren't that much b/c surgery is simple. Females however cost more because a greater surgery is required.

And yes, Neutering/Spaying your pet does make them a bit more mellow.
If you have problems with a male who sprays, he may continue to do so for a few months AFTER surgery.
The same concept of turning off a garden hose..although feed to the water is turned off, the hose still drips water as there is water left over in the hose. LoL  (That's the best way I can describe it mildly).

 :thumbsup:

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Support / Re: need money right now
« on: March 13, 2008, 06:20:55 am »Message ID: 20868
 :dontknow:

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Off-Topic / Re: I've Been Away For Awhile, So.....What Happened To Ignore Button?
« on: March 13, 2008, 06:17:57 am »Message ID: 20867
I can still see the Ignore button  :dontknow:

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Offers / Re: bocca java
« on: March 13, 2008, 06:15:39 am »Message ID: 20864
Boca Sunrise
Palm Beach Passion
Espresso
Bananas Foster Float
Boca Java RhineStone Time Mug - Pink         

I am really curious about the Bananas Foster.  that is one of my fav desserts *yum*


If you love the dessert, you'll love the Bananas Foster coffee. It tastes just like the real thing. It is, thus far, my favorite from Boca Java.  :thumbsup:

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Support / Re: No Credit for York Labs.
« on: March 10, 2008, 06:08:52 am »Message ID: 20473
I just ordered some prints, got credited instantly!  It was a great price too!
Can't wait to get my pics.
 :wave:
You'll be pleased with the pictures. I did this offer last year, ordered a few prints of Hubby and myself. GREAT quality and fast shipping. And my credit via FC was fast!

Enjoy!  :thumbsup: :wave:

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Off-Topic / Re: american politics
« on: March 04, 2008, 03:25:26 am »Message ID: 20021
why are yall talking about the minimum wage?!?!... thats NOT what people talk about with "wages" going up or down... OR STAYING THE SAME.

its REAL HOURLY/WEEKLY WAGES.

SEE BELOW.....

according to the epi..... based on govern stats.... epi.org

Inflation, conversely, driven up by higher energy prices, is growing about twice as fast as was the case one year ago.

This combination has led to the dramatic shift in the buying power of workers' paychecks. A year ago, real hourly and weekly earnings grew on a yearly basis by over 2%; this January (2008), they are both down by about 1%. Note also that over the past two months, due to the decline in average weekly hours—a function of the weakening job market—real weekly earnings are falling more quickly than hourly earnings.

These trends have important implications. First, falling real wages will likely lead to diminished consumption, reinforcing slower macroeconomic growth. Second, the reality of squeezed paychecks for most workers helps to explain the primacy of economic concerns among voters in the presidential primaries.

I was actually responding to joclt about the wages in her State as she was talking about minimum wage.

So it had absolutely nothing to do with your thread (my response anyway).








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Off-Topic / Re: american politics
« on: March 04, 2008, 02:47:07 am »Message ID: 20018
not sure where you live but wages have gone up.... in pa anyways . min wage is 7.15 in july it goes up again to 7.50 i believe it is, then next july it is going up again.

Minimum Wage for PA will not go up again till July 2009 and it's going up to $7.25.

Minimum Wage for all states can be found here:
http://www.dol.gov/esa/minwage/america.htm

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Off-Topic / Re: Friday Fun
« on: March 02, 2008, 02:01:15 pm »Message ID: 19896

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Offers / Re: Honesty and the Internet?
« on: March 02, 2008, 01:57:37 pm »Message ID: 19894
I seen the pictures below and thought of a certain someone.




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Off-Topic / Re: today's youth...
« on: March 02, 2008, 01:29:47 pm »Message ID: 19893
i agree with all except the N/A part.. as i have filled out applications where they want you to fill out EVERYTHING and they state in bold print DO NOT LEAVE ANYTHING BLANK! and commenced to say if you do your application will automatically be rejected.. and if N/A is not acceptable then what do you put in military if you have never been in the military? or previous employment if its the first job you have ever applied for?



When I worked for someone else, I too had filled out applications where it asks about Military background. And every application I've filled out where it asks such, there is a box to check for either Yes or No.

While some people do not want to take the time to fill an application out because a lot of it doesn't pertain to them, it looks very unprofessional to a potential Employer to see, "N/A" all over an application. It makes the Employer think that if you're that lazy on your application, then how would you really be at performing duties for them.

While N/A is faster and more convenient for some, a simple, "Does not apply to me/my situation" or a simple, "No" or perhaps another explanation, will look more professional to a potential Employer.

I know I would hire the one who actually took the time to fill their application out thoroughly over someone who put N/A to questions that didn't pertain to them.

Also, N/A has several different meanings:

The characters N/A (sometimes n/a) are an abbreviation that is mainly used in information tables. It stands for one of the following:

Not applicable: Where three or more elements are not compatible, it is said the resulting data is not applicable. For example, in a sport results table, where all teams are columns and rows, those cells which would show a team versus itself are usually marked with a symbol or with N/A.

Not available: Where there exists a lack of data. It also means a temporary unavailability of that piece of data (although TBA or TBD is often used instead). For example, in a price table, when new articles have arrived but the price is not yet available, it is usually expressed with n/a. In Microsoft Excel, the function NA() or special entry #N/A may be used.

No answer: Refers to something that has no known or available answer.

Not announced: As in the title isn't announced yet.


And while N/A put onto an application usually means, "Not Applicable", it could potentially confuse the Employer in whom you are seeking Employment with. All the more reason to be as descriptive and thorough as possible even when something doesn't pertain to you!

 :thumbsup:

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Support / Re: Just cashed out.. it says pending... but any reason for denial?
« on: March 02, 2008, 05:03:29 am »Message ID: 19844
Yes, I'm  :female:

LoL

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Support / Re: Just cashed out.. it says pending... but any reason for denial?
« on: February 29, 2008, 02:12:27 pm »Message ID: 19727
What are the reasons FusionCash would deny a cashout?

Your cashout will remain in the pending status until it is approved..on or around March 20th. It really helps to read the TOS regarding cashouts!

http://fusioncash.net/tos.php

http://fusioncash.net/faq.php


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Offers / Re: Honesty and the Internet?
« on: February 29, 2008, 02:05:47 pm »Message ID: 19726
Hears a Violin playing ever so softly in the background......

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Off-Topic / Re: Identity Theft Part 2
« on: February 29, 2008, 02:01:20 pm »Message ID: 19724
Yes, jlb is correct. It's called, "Cramming"

“Cramming” is the practice of placing unauthorized, misleading, or deceptive charges on your telephone bill. Crammers rely on confusing telephone bills in an attempt to trick consumers into paying for services they did not authorize or receive, or that cost more than the consumer was led to believe.

And below is a link to the FCC's (Federal Trade Commission) website regarding an article about cramming.

http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/consumerfacts/cramming.html

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