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So I have a large scratch on my car door…
These people will come up to me at the gas station or get my attention when I’m at a red light and ask me if I want them to repair it. It’s happened to me close to 10 times in the past few months. And they seem to be all sorts of people, some drive crappy beat-up trucks, and some drive fairly new, nice SUV’s.
What’s the deal with this? Are they all affiliated or could it really be that there are just tons of people out there randomly doing the same thing?
The reason I ask is because it happens so often and each one has the same pitch — also, I can’t find anything online about this. There has to be something online about it!! Is it some sort of scam? It always reminds me of the people who try to sell you crappy stereos “for a fraction of the cost since their manager needs them to get rid of it”.

On Thursdays I have rehearsals for a play I’m going to be in, (not affiliated with the school at all.) and induction is on a Thursday. So, will my acceptance to NJHS be voided if I have to go to rehearsal? There really probably isn’t a way out. I can ask, though I’d rather practice the play then sit there in a dress and pretend to be fascinated.

1. After the Great War, which group produced a kind of anti-art that mocked modern civilization?
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Impressionists
Dadaists
Cubists
surrealists
2. Which was not a change that occurred in U.S. society during the 1920s?
(Points : 1)
increased car ownership
the spread of jazz music
increased used of electrical appliances
decreased factory production
3. Which was a direct cause of the Great Depression?
(Points : 1)
mass production
the Russian Revolution
the stock market crash
the rise of fascism
4. Which was a result of the Great Depression worldwide?
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global unemployment
worldwide speculation
improved global economy
increased agricultural production
5. What was the name of Roosevelt’s plan to pull the United States out of the Great Depression?
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Five-Year Plan
New Deal
Fourteen Points
New Economic Policy
6. Which was one of the economic problems both France and Britain faced after World War I?
(Points : 1)
repayment of loans to the United States
reparation payments to Germany for war damage
population increase of German immigrants
overproduction of farm products
7. The New Deal focused on relief, recovery, and reform. Which best describes recovery?
(Points : 1)
ensuring that jobless people had life’s basic necessities
creating new laws to restructure banks, change labor relations, and construct new social programs
maintaining traditional economic policies, such as imposing high tariffs on imports
planning to get the economy moving again and put people back to work
8. Which best describes a principle of a fascist government?
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It glorifies the nation and insists that citizens should put the state above their individuality.
It establishes laws and policies to ensure equality for all citizens.
It directs the economy and owns most or all of the land, factories, and other resources.
It practices isolationist policies to avoid interaction with other nations.
9. Who organized the Nationalist Fascist Party, took control of the Italian government, and ruled as dictator? (Points : 1)
Adolf Hitler
Francisco Franco
Bento Mussolini
Joseph Stalin
10. Which is one of the major themes of Mein Kampf?
(Points : 1)
economic reform
strategies to win elections
ideas about workers’ rights
anti-Semitism
11. In which way are communism and fascism alike?
(Points : 1)
They are both anti-imperialistic.
They were both invented in Germany.
Neither tolerates political opposition.
Their economic philosophies are very similar.
12. In which way are fascism and communism different?
(Points : 1)
Fascism allows individual ownership of property, and communism does not.
Fascism is opposed to democracy, and communism is not.
Fascism is dependent on secret police, and communism is not.
Fascist leaders have total power, while communist leaders do not.
13. According to Adolf Hitler, which was the master race?
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Jews
Slavs
Asians
Aryans

I have a great deal of knowledge on holistic healing, and know of some of the topic supplement companies in the industry who have a lot of integrity and provide excellent health benefits and improvements. I want to affiliate myself with several of them, and direct traffic toward my propsed site to begin gnerating income to live with.
The friend who offered to make the site is an IT computer programmer. He deals with top clients in New York and seems to really know what he is doing on the Net. He has a degree in it.
He has asked me to write 50 pages of material educating people on health. I love to communicate, so it will be fun to do and get all my thoughts out there to help people better manage all their illnesses. After I do this, we will look at adding various companies to the stie to direct people to high quality products.
He knows how to deal with the legal end of things, like disclaimers etc….if anyone tries to sue us for anything. He is going to send me a contract for us to work together.
WHat I was wondering about is a scenario where once he has everything up and running, if Im doing all the work after that, trying to direct people to the site, offering them technical support by answering their questions etc…..is it fair that he gets 50 % of all the income that comes in ?
I have never signed a contract like this. I don’t want to be greedy or ungreatful, yet I dont want to be taken advantage of either. Is it normal that once someone sets up a site for someone, and the other person is doing all the work to deal with the clients, that the computer guy who set it up gets 50 % of all the profits ?
Any suggestions in what things I should look for or what things I should ask for in such an agreement, and if 50 % is a good deal since i dont know anything about how to manage a site ?