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Snap Circuits Jr. SC-100
Price : $32.99 $20.99
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: - Awards: The National Parenting Center-Seal of Approval, Dr. Toy 100 Best Children's Products, Dr Toy Best Educational Products
- Contains more than 30 Snap-Together parts
- Build more than 100 exciting projects
- Clear and concise illustrated manual included and available online
- Exciting projects include burglar alarm, doorbell and more
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Qwirkle Board Game
Price : $34.99 $16.60
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: - 2-4 players
- ages 6 and up
- 45 minutes
- Games Magazine Award: Best Family Game Runner-up 2007
- Mensa Best Mind Game Award Winner 2007; Major Fun Award Winner 2007
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LEGO Cosmic Cube Escape 6867
Price : $19.99 $19.99
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: - Includes 3 minifigures: Iron Man, Loki and Hawkeye
- Features off-roader with 2 flick missiles and tipping function
- Use tipping function to blast Loki off the off-roader when Iron Man attacks
- Iron Man features opening mask and thruster flame elements
- Off-roader measures over 3" (8cm) high and 5" (15cm) long
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bSeize the stolen cosmic cube from Loki! /bLoki is escaping from S.H.I.E.L.D. headquarters with the powerful cosmic cube. If he succeeds, he could use it to wreak havoc on the world! Can Iron Man take to the skies in his amazing armored suit and chase down the speeding offroader or will Loki escape with the cosmic cube You decide! Includes 3 minifigures Iron Man, Loki and Hawkeye. Includes 3 minifigures Iron Man, Loki and Hawkeye Features offroader with 2 flick missiles and tipping function Accessories include cosmic cube and Lokis staff Iron Man features opening mask and thruster flame elements Fly after Loki with Iron Man! Fire the missiles! Use tipping function to blast Loki off the offroader when Iron Man attacks! Offroader measures over 3 (8cm) high and 5 (15cm) long.
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LEGO Friends Olivia's Tree House 3065
Price : $19.99 $19.89
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: - Includes Olivia mini-doll figure and features the tree house pet cat Maxie, 4 ladybirds, a bird Goldie with birdhouse, 4 butterflies, hidden compartment and folding ladders
- Decorate Olivia's Tree House with butterflies and wildflowers then rebuild and create new places to play
- Accessories include telescope, milk carton, food dish, fish and flower pack, climb the ladders to the treetop then fold them up, meet up with all of the Lego Friends for treetop sleepovers and star gazing, feed the cat with a fish, milk carton and dishes
- Lego Friends pieces are fully compatible with all Lego System bricks
- Collect all of the Lego Friends sets for a whole world of Lego Friends fun
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Perplexus Maze Game by PlaSmart, Inc.
Price : $24.99 $14.94
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: - A maze game where players must maneuver a small marble around challenging barriers inside a transparent sphere
- Provides a three dimensional experience
- Shift, flip, and twist the sphere to guide the marble
- Entertaining, educational, and great for fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
- No set-up, clean-up or batteries
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Question : Is there a website where can access historical weather data (last 5-7 years) for free?
I need the weather stats for the last 5-7 years for a specific area. All the websites I have found give the last weeks info, or for a fee you can get the archived info. Before I pay, I want to exhaust every possible resource. Ideas?
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If you are in the U.S. try this site;http://www.weather.gov/climate/click on the map for the local office. Under the observed weather reports banner. Choose;1. Preliminary Climatology Data (CF6)2. Location (pick the city you want)3. Pick Archived data and then the month and year you want. 4 click on GOThe data for a month comes in a pop up window. It will include the high/low and rain/snow for each day and a few other things.It varies from office to office how many months that these records go back. Some offices keep 10 years or more while some only go back a year or two.
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Question : What professions are going to be high in demand in around 5-7 years?
I'm looking of going into a health related profession, which ones will be high in demand? Which undergraduate university programs do you need to complete for these professions?
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Up and coming fields are definitely in the sciences, especially geneticists. There is currently an effort in researching ways to produce things like gasoline, plastic, etc. through genetic cloning of bacterium or other cells. Making a discovery like this would pretty much save the world from the oil crisis, over harvesting, forest degradation, etc, although the likelihood of any one person making this discovery in the next few years is very slim. If that's not quite your field, I assume that most jobs will be in higher demand than they are now in 5-7 years, assuming the economy recovers within that time. Jobs not to get into include nursing, teaching, and other jobs that are obviously suffering. I also happen to have an aunt who used to be a hospital manager, who is currently out of a job, so strike that off of your list. I know a few people who are planning to work at Kaiser (where you work for like ten years nonstop and then get pretty much full retirement benefits if you're a doctor) and then plan to go on to do non profit work in places in need of doctors, like India, Africa, etc. or just in the same town they live in in America, but found a non profit hospital in the poorer part of town. So that's an idea if you want to be a doctor who makes a difference. Any way you go, you should be informed that there is basically no money in the health industry any more (as in you won't get rich being a doctor). But, if you really love what you do, it shouldn't matter. Okay, if you're still reading I hope I helped. ps. I only know all of this because my entire family is in the health field. Parents are doctors, everyone's somehow in health care, so I'm not just rambling, even though I have no cited sources. Anyway, good luck!
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Question : Will the job market for lawyers be better in 5-7 years?
Depending on the pace I work at, I should be finishing law school in5 to 7 years, preferably from USC's or UCLA's schools of law. Is it possible that by that time the economy will be on an upswing and I'll be able to get hired at a good law firm?Please no rudeness. I'm not asking for someone to be a psychic and tell me what the market will be like, simply speculation, and how the ebb and flow of the economy effects the law profession, and if it immediately affects it. Thank you!
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I would say so. Recent statistics of Lawyer turnover and the fact that there are more lawyers then there are positions to be filled has many students runnig from the hills. Fewer and fewer people will apply over the next 3 years because of the fact there are simply too many people with law degrees. Also, many predict a rise in the economy within the next few years, neutralizing the imbalance notoriously located within the legal field. USC and UCLA are great law schools.
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Question : what type of mortgage loan should i get if i only plan on staying there 5-7 years?
i am a first-time home buyer, looking for advice on what type of mortgage loan i should get. do i need a 30 yr. or would it be better to do an ARM. this is just a starter home and i don't plan on being there longer than 5-7 years.
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NEVER do an ARM. As soon as the thing starts adjusting, your transmission will go out, your dog will get sick & you'll lose your job. It's Murphy's law. Take out a mortgage at a fixed rate on a 15 yr note w/ a pymt that is less than 30% of your take home pay. Put as much of a down pymt as you can muster.
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Question : A loan for $240k @ 7% for 5 years. What's the quickest way to pay it off?
I am purchasing a business and the note is for $240k for 5 years at 7%, with a balloon payment at the end of the 5th year. I want to know how to pay it off and pay the least amount of interest in the shortest amount of time.
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As with any loan, the only way to avoid interest is to pay it off as quickly as possible - through large payments.
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Question : What is the best way to invest money- 100k$, long terms from 5-7 years?
What is the best way to invest money- from 100k$ to 250k$, long terms from 5-7 years And what’s the proximately profit yearly thank youI need to invest with the best investment fundI have my own businesses, I don’t have time to bay & sell shears I looking for best fund to invest my money long term
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Identify yourself as what type of investor are you. If you fall under aggressive category, you want to invest 80% in stocks and 20$ in bonds/CD/money market funds.Invest in index funds 1/3 starting from Dow30, S&P500 Index, Russell 2000 and International (Morgan Stanley) Index funds. You will cover the entire stock market and won't regret it. If someone tells you to buy Google or Apple, think twice. They are good stocks but also have very high Price to Earning ratio. You should expect somewhere in the range of 5-10% return per year.
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Question : If machine depreciates 70% in 5 years, how much will it in 7 years?
A piece of equipment is purchased for $14,000. The machine depreciates to 70% of its purchase price after 5 years. Assuming the depreciation is a linear function of time, determine the salvage value of the machine 7 years after it was purchased?I know this is simple, but it's been a while. I'll choose best answer right away!
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Straight line depreciation means the machine loses the same amount of value each year....$14,000 to $9,800 in 5 years means $(14,000-9,800)/5 = $840/yrIn 2 more years, it will depreciate a further $1,680 to $8,120Despite the phrasing of the question, $8,120 is not necessarily the salvage value of the machine. The salvage value is what it can be sold for while the depreciated value is a book-keeping number
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Question : What has made Latin America mutual funds so successful in the past 5-7 years?
I've been looking around at different mutual funds through many companies and have noticed that it seems that some of the company's best performers in the last 5-7 years have been Latin America based funds. For example FLATX (44.1%) and PRLAX (51%) 2006 return. What is the reason for this and is the trend expected to continue for a while? Is there any informative websites or articles that may explain these Latin America funds specifically? Thanks a bunch!***Recent (2007) articles please
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I agree with Franco, plus I would say since US manufacturing companies began moving their factorys to China, and at the time China stock market was closed to foreigners, the investing masses, who seems to me, love to jump on the latest fad, jumped on the "emerging market" bandwagon, whereever it was. Africa is not "emerging" yet, so Russia, India, Korea and South America was the place to be.
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Question : What is the prognosis for US stocks in the next 5 years?
I am a financial planner working in Canada with my own perceptions of the US economy and stock markets but I'd like to hear the opinions of advisors or investors who reside in the US and are exposed to a more persistent and complete set of data. Aside from currency considerations what kind of 5 -7 year prognosis does the us stock market have?
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Over all there will be a sideways trend. Some highs and lows but a sideways trend. After that it will be a bull market once again.
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Question : Where are the Republicans who wanted the natural born citizen requirement lifted just 5-7 years ago?
You know, when it was thought that Schwarzenegger was doing a bang up job in California. I remember clearly many Republicans who had no problem with a foreign born President, and a Celebrity to boot.Why all of a sudden in a few short years the change from not wanting a presumed foreign born or celebrity as President?One I'm not a Liberal, and two, Liberals' talking points pale in comparison to the amount Conservatives have from what I have seen.Liberals don't agree enough to have true talking points.
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I am a conservative and have never wanted a non naturalized citizen for President. I don't even want 99.9 percent of the politicians who are in office to be president. I definitely don't want Barack with all of his socialistic policies. He's divided the country. We are at war with each other. I have traditional conservative values. Being an old man who served his country in combat overseas, I lived in an era where your word was as good as gold. Where your handshake was trusted and you could seal a deal just by that. You didn't have to lock the doors every time you left the house. Back in the fifties and sixties I never heard of a car being keyed. Or schools having metal detectors. The sanctity of marriage was between a man and a woman. Hardly anyone (guy and gal) lived together unless they were married. Children were just begging to cut your grass to earn a buck or two. I hardly see that today. I think when people have less they appreciate things more. And when almost everything is given to them it spoils them. We use to have to save up to buy a car or TV. We had piggy banks when we were little.There were no credit cards to continually give us instant gratification and put ourselves in so much debt that we would hardly ever pay it off do to astronomical interest rates. I think there has been a steep slope downward in the morals of this country since the beginning of the early seventies. This is just an opinion of an old man. I have enough money cause I worked hard all my life. I always saved a certain amount of my paycheck. I invested in blue chip stocks like Coca Cola etc. I knew I wouldn't make a killing but my money would grow over time. My wife and I used news paper for garbage instead of paper towels. We used dish cloths to clean things instead of paper towels. We didn't have fantastic and 409 to clean with. We used soap and elbow grease. It not only cleaned it made us strong. We got down on our hands and knees if the floor needed a good scrubbing. We didn't use plastic bags for garbage. We wrapped things in news paper and threw everything right into the garbage can. If the can needed cleaning I hosed it out. The news paper came right to our front door and we dealt directly with a human being and not some letter coming in the mail.When we called someone we got a real live person to talk to and not a computer. Washing our windows. Cleaning the house. It doesn't take much cleaning material but it takes a lot of muscle. If I saw a penny on the sidewalk or in the parking lot I got excited, picked it up and put it in my pocket. I had to roll the car windows up and down. For the most part I had a standard shift in my car and was always working my legs and my one arm to drive. I went to church each Sunday. I belonged to Christian organizations who distributed food to the poor. I wasn't a penny pincher.I treated people righteously and fairly. I put a certain amount of my money towards good works to help people out. It felt good. I sacrificed for the good of those who were not as fortunate as I. I made a mistake because I think I gave my kids too much money too early. I should of waited till they were in their thirties. It's good when people work hard for what they have. The pace of today's society is too fast for me. I like to sit out back and look at the grass grow. I don't like to rush around like a fart in a windstorm. I'd rather go to a hardware store than go to Home Depot. It's a mad house in there. I like a slower pace. If I'm in the hardware store I like to take time out and talk to people there. You learn a lot of things from talking to people. I learned how to do plumbing and electrical wiring from friends in the trade. I figured it would come in handy and save me some money. I learned how to work on cars. I could rebuild engines.Today I even help people out cause I studied the new emission systems of cars. I have a 100 dollar code checker to check cars newer than 1995 and a paper clip and code book to check the computer systems of cars 1995 and earlier. It doesn't take much talent. If you can read and if you're not afraid to fail at something you can accomplish a lot of things. I was a mechanical engineer and I used my government money from the military to put myself through college. I don't consider my self to be any more intelligent than the next guy but I was an over achiever. I knew I had to work hard to accomplish the things I wanted to. I was given lessons on the piano, accordion, and organ from six years old to eighteen. Things were different in my day. I am an old 63 year old man, happily married to the same girl for 33 yrs. I have four wonderful children. I don't like Romney but sometime you have to pick the least of two evils. God bless you.
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