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Can digital hearing aids eliminate background noise??

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Digital hearing aids that offer directional microphones, combined with noise reduction, offer very sophisticated ways of processing sound to reduce as much background noise as possible. However, the noise can not be completely eliminated by…

Do you think your background in comedy aids in writing dark stori…?

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Comedians and emergency surgeons have the darkest senses of humor. Comedians have heard every joke there is and nothing is going to make them laugh unless it’s totally original or totally sick. And sick is so much easier to conjure in a bar…

What is the educational background of stephen Lewis (famous for h…?

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he went to harbord colliegiate institute, upper canada college and university of toronto. if you type his name in your search bar sites come up about him. he was also a diplomat and a broadcaster.

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What do you know about the Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas Case?

Q: I have to teach my history class on this case and I really would like to know more about it. I am throughly confused about the Brown1 and Brown2 and Brown3 thing. Some questions I have are: What amendments were violated? What is some background information on the case and on the NAACP and Oliver Brown? Who won the case and why did the Supreme Court Justices decide that? What is the outcome today and how do we deal with it? Also if anyone has any ideas on visual aids it would be very much appreciated!! Please help!!! This is a major grade and my history book doesn’t give much information. Thanks so much!!!I have looked on the internet and in books– I just want to know what y’all know about it. I already have alot of information, I just…don’t really understand it…

A: There’s a lot of information at the Brown v Board of Education National Historic Site web page:http://www.nps.gov/brvb/Another more in depth look at Brown v Board is supplied by the Washburn University School of Lawhttp://brownvboard.org/index.htmMy best to youGrumpy Kansan

What do I do? I lied?

Q: Ok, I know this is going to be horrible, but I lied on my fafsa recently. Before I get to the reason why, I have some background information. So I have a sister that is the same age as me in college. We are both in college at the same time. My mother is single and has been my entire life. My mothers’ salary is around 70, 000 a year, however, the amount that she brings home is significantly less than that. My family did not receive any financial aid so we were forced to take out a loan. That was for my first semester. My second semester the same thing happened only my sister stayed at University and I went to community college, trying to save money, but it didnt work. My mother has paid my $2000 community college tuition out of pocket, and that is a lot of money. We have no savings, and we are really struggling. Now my friend lied on her fafsa by only reporting her dads supposed salary, which is like $30, 000 because he is a teacher. Her mother is a nurse and owns lots of real estate. She said that her mom makes a lot of money and was even able to pay for her CNA classes upfront. But she got money for financial aid, and she had a surplus and used that money for some bull. My mom told me that she cannot afford to pay for my tuition next semesters and decided to lie on the fafsa for summer and fall. I voiced my concerns to her, but she got mad at me. If I get caught, I will be the one to suffer! I am terrified. I cannot afford to go to school right now, that is my reality, but the fear of me risking my education is far to great to bear. What should I do?And it just feels like everyone who doesnt need any money, ends up getting the money and it is just not fair. I really do not want to take the aid if I get it, but I would have to drop out of school or take a loan., My mother cannot afford to help me. And I would need her to cosign the loan! I am terribly afraid that down the road I will lose everything that I am struggling to achieve and it sucks for people like me that are middle class citizens and have been honest about everything, up until this point. My mother doesnt want to have to do this, but this is the only way that I could possibly get my education paid for.

A: First of all, take a deep breath and try to relax. You are not the first person who has ever lied on a FAFSA. You are able to amend your filed FAFSA and change your answers, no questions asked. The first thing I would do is go to the office of financial aid at the college you are going to attend. Explain that you misunderstood some things on your FAFSA and need to change them ( don’t tell them you lied). After you make the changes, inquire about additional funds and grants and scholarships. The financial aid advisors are trained to help you find money, so, if they are any good at what they do, they should be able to help. It sounds like you may be a dependent student, which always makes it difficult, ( the dependent/independent student thing is the worst Federal financial aid rule ever!) Go to this website and look around on it for a while. www.FederalStudentAid.ed.gov This site has tons of information for students who need aid. There are lots of options for you, but you are going to have to change your FAFSA results. If it finds out you have falsified information, the consequences can be pretty extreme. I understand what you are going through. IT has become hard to pay for school, and with the economy as bad as it is, things are even harder. Try the advice I gave you and see if you can find some alternative means to pay for school. There are so many good programs out there; we just have to look for them. Good luck my friend.

Debate on Abortion (Negative) – Resolve that Roe vs. Wade be upheld.?

Q: “Roe v. Wade centrally held that a mother may abort her pregnancy for any reason, up until the “point at which the fetus becomes ‘viable.’ The Court defined viable as being potentially able to live outside the mother’s womb, albeit with artificial aid. Viability usually occurs at about seven months (28 weeks) but may occur earlier, even at 24 weeks. The Court also held that abortion after viability must be available when needed to protect a woman’s health. These rulings affected laws in 46 states.”That was some background information if you don’t know what Roe vs. Wade is. It’s all copied and pasted from Wikipedia though. [=So, in English class, I’m about to have a debate with a group of 3 other people and we had to write a resolution, which is already stated. I think my team screwed ourselves over because all the arguments I can find against the resolve are pretty weak and easy to counter. I’m stuck and can’t seem to find anything good at all so if you guys can help me brainstorm some ideas or find some good points, it’ll be greatly appreciated. Sorry for the possible confusion. I have to debate that abortions should be considered illegal.and yes, I have to talk about why Roe vs Wade should be abolished.

A: Just to clear something up… you need talking points on why Roe v. Wade should be abolished? (pro-life standpoint)From a legal stand point there really isn’t much without going into ethics and religion.Oh, just thought of one that might work, compare the legal guidelines that hospitals use to declare someone dead… you know breathing, heartbeat, brainwaves and reverse it for the unborn that are far enough along to have them.