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State the party you affiliate yourself with as well, please…
I’m just curious if the left and right are really that divided when it comes to gun control. That is, neither side wants a full ban on guns, rather more strict regulations when purchasing firearms and banning things like hi-cap magazines.
This is just an inquiry, I may be wrong in my assumption.

I am 16 years old, and I passed Class 10 in 2012.
I want to study basic Class 9-10 Physics, Chemistry and Maths properly and a little of the Japanese language in the next 5-6 months, so I want to start Class 11 in an English-medium school in 2013 instead of studying Class 11 books in such a short time.
I have already taken admission in a state board(Council of Higher Secondary Education, Odisha)-affiliated junior college, but the classes just started recently and I don’t think I can study class 11 Physics and Chemistry in more detail without having proper knowledge of class 8/9/10 Physics and Chemistry. Also, the teachers aren’t very proficient in English, and they teach much of the course in Oriya, a language I am the least proficient in. My school removed class 8 books from class 8 and we were taught class 9 books instead. Class 8 books had the basic concepts which were to be taught in class 10, and I didn’t fully comprehend those concepts.
Moreover, I aspire to be a physicist, so I ‘need’ to have proper knowledge of Physics, Chemistry and Maths.
My mom says that it would have drastic consequences if I don’t study class 11 this year, that I won’t get admission in any school in 2013 and that there’s an age-limit for getting admission in a class in a school, going to college/university and getting a job. I secured 66% in Class 10.

I have an indoor antenna that sits on top of our television. The other day, I had it scan for channels (because I heard about a newer channel in our area, so I wanted to make sure the antenna / guide were up-to-date).
When it was done searching, one of the channels it found was 6-1 KOIN HD, which is the CBS affiliate for Portland, Oregon, but I live over 215 miles away in southeastern Washington state! How is it getting the signal? There are no translators for that station anywhere around, and there isn’t a need for one, because my area has its own CBS, NBC, etc. affiliates.

Ok this is my first year ever voting and I know in Fl state laws, that its a felony to vote in a different precinct than what you were assigned to. I know where to go. Now what i am wondering is lets say im not affiliated with a party on my voter card. but something weird i seen on the forms and what not was that you had to vote for the candidates running in you party. ok i don’t have a “party” so what am i suppose to do? just give me some examples of what it was like for you guys to vote. i don’t wanna get there on the day and freak out and not know what to do. or have to ask the ppl working there and they don’t know what to tell me, please help

I just received my SAT score back. I was not prepared and I completely ignored the subtracting points rule and if I ran out of time I would just fill in random answers. I just enrolled in a local SAT course affiliated with the Princeton Review, which would hopefully help me improve my score overall.
I’m gonna be a freshman in high school this year so i have roughly 4 years ahead of me to prepare. My GPA is a 4.0 at a 7-12 prestigious public magnet school that is ranked 3rd in the nation and 1st in my state.
My total SAT score is a 1480 (i know its terrible! I hope I can improve!) :
Reading- 540
Math- 490 (I could understand this score because I’ve only just finished Algebra 1 and beginning Geometry independent study)
Writing- 450 (do you recommend purchasing a grammar book?)
Any tips greatly appreciated! Thanks!

I feel lately that I don’t have much control over my life, that I’m somewhat helpless to change things and that I’m not really worth people’s time or attention. It doesn’t help that most of my friends have moved on after graduation and are either getting married and having kids or leaving state. I just got my first post-grad job and I start a week from Monday, but I’m just a little bummed out lately that I’m kind of standing still and am a little lonely. I also feel that I haven’t been living as much as I would like. Meaning in high school I didn’t get involved (mostly due to me having moved here right before freshman year and my mom being really controlling of where/when/what I did) and in college I didn’t really find a niche either (and I wish I had transferred after freshman year since the rest of the experience wasn’t worth the money I spent that I could have gotten elsewhere). What do I do?