How can I make history a meaningful career? How can activism fit in with history?
Q. I really enjoy history and would love to have a more scholarly career. However, it bothers me that a job history doesn't really imply a shaping and changing of the future, while I would like to have a more meaningful effect in working towards positive change. What are your opinions on the relevance of history and how it can be meaningful? Are there are any careers you can think of that would combine history and activism? (I am also not so much interested in studying activism)
Asked by koala - Fri Oct 12 21:51:27 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use your study of history to inform your actions, and you have achieved your goal.
Answered by jayne - Sat Oct 13 06:39:44 2007
Q. I really enjoy history and would love to have a more scholarly career. However, it bothers me that a job history doesn't really imply a shaping and changing of the future, while I would like to have a more meaningful effect in working towards positive change. What are your opinions on the relevance of history and how it can be meaningful? Are there are any careers you can think of that would combine history and activism? (I am also not so much interested in studying activism)
Asked by koala - Fri Oct 12 21:51:27 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use your study of history to inform your actions, and you have achieved your goal.
Answered by jayne - Sat Oct 13 06:39:44 2007
When in rock history where you could start your rock career?
Q. If I can choose which era in rock history so that I could start my rock career, I would have belonged in the British Invasion period of the 1960s when bands such as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and The Who gained popularity. Being the John Lennon/Mick Jagger/Roger Daltrey type of leader of the group, I would shape rock history with concept albums, psychedelia, and rebellious music. What about you? When in rock history where you could start your rock career? Why?
Asked by Erik G - Wed May 27 16:39:21 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. London in the mid - late 1960s. Why? Because that's where and when some of my favourite bands got started. Also, the way in which you could get into the music industry back then ~ you played lots of little bars and clubs, worked your way around, and no one batted an eyelid if you shuffled the band around a bit as you went. And because I've always had a bit of a 'thing' about the 1960s, especially for the music scene :)
Answered by Silver* Rose Wolf - Wed May 27 18:07:51 2009
Q. If I can choose which era in rock history so that I could start my rock career, I would have belonged in the British Invasion period of the 1960s when bands such as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and The Who gained popularity. Being the John Lennon/Mick Jagger/Roger Daltrey type of leader of the group, I would shape rock history with concept albums, psychedelia, and rebellious music. What about you? When in rock history where you could start your rock career? Why?
Asked by Erik G - Wed May 27 16:39:21 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. London in the mid - late 1960s. Why? Because that's where and when some of my favourite bands got started. Also, the way in which you could get into the music industry back then ~ you played lots of little bars and clubs, worked your way around, and no one batted an eyelid if you shuffled the band around a bit as you went. And because I've always had a bit of a 'thing' about the 1960s, especially for the music scene :)
Answered by Silver* Rose Wolf - Wed May 27 18:07:51 2009
What kind of history did they teach during medieval times?
Q. Not the history of medieval times, but the history of the history of it I guess.
Asked by nicole - Thu Sep 11 03:39:11 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, there was no public education in that era. The vast majority of people got no education, including learning to read and write. For those few who were educated, most instruction was in Latin. They learned to read and write it, and learned history from the Bible, as well as studying lives of saints. Some had knowledge of Greek and Roman historical writing and literature, but such knowledge would have been very unusual before the Renaissance. Students of certain subjects such as medicine, law, astronomy, rhetoric, and mathematics were usually trained in the Greek and Roman works relevant to their specialties.
Answered by A M Frantz - Thu Sep 11 03:51:45 2008
Q. Not the history of medieval times, but the history of the history of it I guess.
Asked by nicole - Thu Sep 11 03:39:11 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, there was no public education in that era. The vast majority of people got no education, including learning to read and write. For those few who were educated, most instruction was in Latin. They learned to read and write it, and learned history from the Bible, as well as studying lives of saints. Some had knowledge of Greek and Roman historical writing and literature, but such knowledge would have been very unusual before the Renaissance. Students of certain subjects such as medicine, law, astronomy, rhetoric, and mathematics were usually trained in the Greek and Roman works relevant to their specialties.
Answered by A M Frantz - Thu Sep 11 03:51:45 2008
How much does your history class really teach you about history?
Q. I mean general history, not just American history. From what I've heard you don't really get taught a lot about other histories, like French, Indian, Canadian, etc., unless it comes to play a part of American history. Like I'm sure when learning about the 2 world wars, you'll hear a bit about German history, eh? But what about besides that? You don't learn anything else about German history, do you? I already do my own studying, but I think schools should start to teach kids about more than just American history in history class. Otherwise it's not really living up to its name, now is it? Personally I would like it if in order to pass history class, you had to learn about American history, and also another foreign history of your choice.… [cont.]
Asked by Twilight - Thu Aug 28 15:01:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Personally I don't think kids get taught enough history period, there's a huge percentage of American kids who don't know when World War II was or what the Great Depression was all about. Our problem was pretty much the opposite, when we were in school they taught us multiculturalism and all histories except American history. I don't want to sound like a patriotic stooge, but I just found it interesting there was a district out there that was the opposite. But you are right, kids need foreign history as well otherwise they won't grow up very knowledgeably about the world out there (and we aren't very isolated anymore). Perhaps a general world history course would bring about samples of cultural histories from across the world to at least… [cont.]
Answered by Boboftheplains - Sat Aug 30 01:28:40 2008
Q. I mean general history, not just American history. From what I've heard you don't really get taught a lot about other histories, like French, Indian, Canadian, etc., unless it comes to play a part of American history. Like I'm sure when learning about the 2 world wars, you'll hear a bit about German history, eh? But what about besides that? You don't learn anything else about German history, do you? I already do my own studying, but I think schools should start to teach kids about more than just American history in history class. Otherwise it's not really living up to its name, now is it? Personally I would like it if in order to pass history class, you had to learn about American history, and also another foreign history of your choice.… [cont.]
Asked by Twilight - Thu Aug 28 15:01:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Personally I don't think kids get taught enough history period, there's a huge percentage of American kids who don't know when World War II was or what the Great Depression was all about. Our problem was pretty much the opposite, when we were in school they taught us multiculturalism and all histories except American history. I don't want to sound like a patriotic stooge, but I just found it interesting there was a district out there that was the opposite. But you are right, kids need foreign history as well otherwise they won't grow up very knowledgeably about the world out there (and we aren't very isolated anymore). Perhaps a general world history course would bring about samples of cultural histories from across the world to at least… [cont.]
Answered by Boboftheplains - Sat Aug 30 01:28:40 2008
What does personal history mean on the U of miami dual degree essay?
Q. The dual-degree for Miami asks for you to provide a personal history of yourself. What does "personal history" mean?
Asked by jks - Wed Oct 22 22:27:39 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Possibly means that you need to explain YOUR history. Including where you were born, lived, school, and any great achievements. Make it personal! And interesting. Don't be afraid to be funny about your history. Amuse the reader since it's going to be read by an admissions rep who will read thousands and get bored. be unique!
Answered by Taylor H - Wed Oct 22 22:33:49 2008
Q. The dual-degree for Miami asks for you to provide a personal history of yourself. What does "personal history" mean?
Asked by jks - Wed Oct 22 22:27:39 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Possibly means that you need to explain YOUR history. Including where you were born, lived, school, and any great achievements. Make it personal! And interesting. Don't be afraid to be funny about your history. Amuse the reader since it's going to be read by an admissions rep who will read thousands and get bored. be unique!
Answered by Taylor H - Wed Oct 22 22:33:49 2008
What is the history of Roman Catholic labyrinths? Is there pagan history/relation behind them?
Q. Why don't most Christian protestants (like me) prefer to use labyrinths (which started with Roman Catholicism)? Why do some claim there is paganism behind labyrinths? What is the history of labyrinths?
Asked by Phantom_Of3 - Sat May 16 17:23:57 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's only one Labarynth I know of here in Pittsburgh, and it's in a Presbyterian church.
Answered by Prospero Reincarnate - Wed May 20 09:39:18 2009
Q. Why don't most Christian protestants (like me) prefer to use labyrinths (which started with Roman Catholicism)? Why do some claim there is paganism behind labyrinths? What is the history of labyrinths?
Asked by Phantom_Of3 - Sat May 16 17:23:57 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's only one Labarynth I know of here in Pittsburgh, and it's in a Presbyterian church.
Answered by Prospero Reincarnate - Wed May 20 09:39:18 2009
How much credit history do I need to get a mobile phone on contract?
Q. Hi I am trying to get a mobile phone on contract. As I had no credit history I started paying with a credit card, repaying everything every month. I have been using my credit card for a couple of months now. Do I have enough credit history now or should I keep using my credit card? For how long? Thanks
Asked by Daisy S - Sat Apr 26 14:01:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. i didn't have a credit history when i go my first contract as long as your over 18 your fine. and don't go to anywhere house as they wont give you a credit scores go straight to the network shops. my first contract was with virgin which was really good but if i was you shop around you may have to pay a little but shop around I'm now on o2 on line which is 20 a month which is good its the new simcity one :)
Answered by unknown - Sat Apr 26 14:45:41 2008
Q. Hi I am trying to get a mobile phone on contract. As I had no credit history I started paying with a credit card, repaying everything every month. I have been using my credit card for a couple of months now. Do I have enough credit history now or should I keep using my credit card? For how long? Thanks
Asked by Daisy S - Sat Apr 26 14:01:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. i didn't have a credit history when i go my first contract as long as your over 18 your fine. and don't go to anywhere house as they wont give you a credit scores go straight to the network shops. my first contract was with virgin which was really good but if i was you shop around you may have to pay a little but shop around I'm now on o2 on line which is 20 a month which is good its the new simcity one :)
Answered by unknown - Sat Apr 26 14:45:41 2008
How can I delete my history on my computer?
Q. SO i deleted my history, temp files, and cookies so im wondering if there's any way someone can see my history. (withiout being the police or tech blah blah blah) Can they check from the router? Is there anyway to recover your history?
Asked by Modulistic Terror - Sun Nov 23 02:41:46 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. use CTRL+H in Internet explorer and you will find the history use it to view or delete history. or just use this software to do vatious operations ... ATF Cleaner... u can find that software in the link given above its very good . a free ware program runs on almost all versions of windows.
Answered by kumar - Sun Nov 23 02:58:48 2008
Q. SO i deleted my history, temp files, and cookies so im wondering if there's any way someone can see my history. (withiout being the police or tech blah blah blah) Can they check from the router? Is there anyway to recover your history?
Asked by Modulistic Terror - Sun Nov 23 02:41:46 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. use CTRL+H in Internet explorer and you will find the history use it to view or delete history. or just use this software to do vatious operations ... ATF Cleaner... u can find that software in the link given above its very good . a free ware program runs on almost all versions of windows.
Answered by kumar - Sun Nov 23 02:58:48 2008
What type of history would the Oregon Trail be considered?
Q. Would it be social history? I know it's not diplomatic. Any historians out there? What are some other types of history?
Asked by rascalgirl14 - Thu Nov 30 17:49:41 2006 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Well, I'm much more into the social aspect of history than that of the political or diplomatic, but all three must be considered. There was a political dimension: the US was growing, and settling this area with US citizens was obviously more to our advantage than to allow it to be settled by others who might prove less than friendly toward our interests. There was a diplomatic one, as well--we nearly went to war with Britain over the Canadian border. Of course, the social portion is found in the reasons why people went there, and the interactions with the native peoples already in the area. It goes without saying (but I'll say it anyway) that the consequences for the Native Americans weren't necessarily good--people of the nineteenth… [cont.]
Answered by Chrispy - Sun Dec 3 14:49:09 2006
Q. Would it be social history? I know it's not diplomatic. Any historians out there? What are some other types of history?
Asked by rascalgirl14 - Thu Nov 30 17:49:41 2006 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Well, I'm much more into the social aspect of history than that of the political or diplomatic, but all three must be considered. There was a political dimension: the US was growing, and settling this area with US citizens was obviously more to our advantage than to allow it to be settled by others who might prove less than friendly toward our interests. There was a diplomatic one, as well--we nearly went to war with Britain over the Canadian border. Of course, the social portion is found in the reasons why people went there, and the interactions with the native peoples already in the area. It goes without saying (but I'll say it anyway) that the consequences for the Native Americans weren't necessarily good--people of the nineteenth… [cont.]
Answered by Chrispy - Sun Dec 3 14:49:09 2006
How to turn off the history suggestion in the google search toolbar in Internet Explorer 8?
Q. Does anybody know how to turn off the history suggestion in the google search toolbar in Internet Explorer 8. I don't mean the searching history but the website history thats stored. It's driving me insane please help!
Asked by alexleppo1987 - Sat Jun 6 13:51:58 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go to your google toolbar, click the downwards pointing arrow and click clear history. Alternatively, go to the google homepage, type a,b,c,d,e,f,g through the alphabet and everytime hover your cursor over each word/website and click delete.
Answered by DigAndDug - Sat Jun 6 13:57:53 2009
Q. Does anybody know how to turn off the history suggestion in the google search toolbar in Internet Explorer 8. I don't mean the searching history but the website history thats stored. It's driving me insane please help!
Asked by alexleppo1987 - Sat Jun 6 13:51:58 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go to your google toolbar, click the downwards pointing arrow and click clear history. Alternatively, go to the google homepage, type a,b,c,d,e,f,g through the alphabet and everytime hover your cursor over each word/website and click delete.
Answered by DigAndDug - Sat Jun 6 13:57:53 2009
How is your Credit History is affected in the UK?
Q. Dear all, I would like to know which actions affect your credit history in the UK. I mean, if you forget to pay one bill of a telecommunications company and you proceed into payment in the next 15 days, is your credit history affected? Thank you! Thank you so much for your information. Actually, no one is threatening me, however I am new in the UK, planning to create the appropriate circumstances to have a mortgage; that's why I am asking. Thank you again!
Asked by DigiBoy - Thu Feb 19 05:28:27 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your credit report will only have defaults listed on it, a bill forgotten for 15 days followed by payment will not appear. You need to remember that the companys [Experian etc] that hold your credit record do so with good business ethics, and would not gain anything from adding defaults to your history when they are not valid, as it would invalidate thier credibility. If you got a bill from your telecoms company threatening that failure to pay might effect your credit status, they only do that to scare non payers into paying, it;s an automaticaly generated letter. If you have paid your bill now... There is no need for worry. It;s worth getting a credit report anyway, theyre's interesting and informative.Without bias or prejudice I… [cont.]
Answered by Jamie B - Thu Feb 19 05:39:06 2009
Q. Dear all, I would like to know which actions affect your credit history in the UK. I mean, if you forget to pay one bill of a telecommunications company and you proceed into payment in the next 15 days, is your credit history affected? Thank you! Thank you so much for your information. Actually, no one is threatening me, however I am new in the UK, planning to create the appropriate circumstances to have a mortgage; that's why I am asking. Thank you again!
Asked by DigiBoy - Thu Feb 19 05:28:27 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your credit report will only have defaults listed on it, a bill forgotten for 15 days followed by payment will not appear. You need to remember that the companys [Experian etc] that hold your credit record do so with good business ethics, and would not gain anything from adding defaults to your history when they are not valid, as it would invalidate thier credibility. If you got a bill from your telecoms company threatening that failure to pay might effect your credit status, they only do that to scare non payers into paying, it;s an automaticaly generated letter. If you have paid your bill now... There is no need for worry. It;s worth getting a credit report anyway, theyre's interesting and informative.Without bias or prejudice I… [cont.]
Answered by Jamie B - Thu Feb 19 05:39:06 2009
What are questions about history for a research project in English?
Q. We were told to think about questions about history to research. I need some topics on history that happened before the 1900's. Any ideas? I need answers STAT! Please help. Also, these can't be yes or no questions.
Asked by Rachie - Thu Apr 16 20:21:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What sank the U.S. S. Maine? When was money first used and by whom? What was the silk road? What was Peter the Great called "The Great"? What were Martin Luther's reasons for his 95 thesis? What was the Indian Removal Act and what part did President Jackson play in it? Who were the Moundbuilders? Who were the Acadians, why and where were they expelled from, and where did they settle? Who was Joseph Smith? Where did the Mormons originate and where did they end up? (Trace their route to Salt Lake City) What different ethnic groups help to build the transcontinental railroad?
Answered by tess_i_am48 - Sat Apr 18 11:00:06 2009
Q. We were told to think about questions about history to research. I need some topics on history that happened before the 1900's. Any ideas? I need answers STAT! Please help. Also, these can't be yes or no questions.
Asked by Rachie - Thu Apr 16 20:21:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What sank the U.S. S. Maine? When was money first used and by whom? What was the silk road? What was Peter the Great called "The Great"? What were Martin Luther's reasons for his 95 thesis? What was the Indian Removal Act and what part did President Jackson play in it? Who were the Moundbuilders? Who were the Acadians, why and where were they expelled from, and where did they settle? Who was Joseph Smith? Where did the Mormons originate and where did they end up? (Trace their route to Salt Lake City) What different ethnic groups help to build the transcontinental railroad?
Answered by tess_i_am48 - Sat Apr 18 11:00:06 2009
How do I find my deleted browser history?
Q. Someone borrowed my computer. The internet browser is set to automatically delete the history when it is closed. I am positive there is a way around this, that I can access the browsing history somehow, but I have no idea how to do it. Please tell me how I can access this browsing history on my computer - it is very, very important! Thank you!
Asked by Kelly H - Fri Jun 5 18:09:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello! In that case I recommend to use system restore. Go to 1) START - help and support - 2) click on 'Undo changes to your computer with System Restore' 3) click on 'Restore my Computer to an earlier time' 4) select the date before you gave your computer away and after a few minutes it will be restored to 'that day'. good luck!
Answered by sedeflonga - Mon Jun 8 00:32:20 2009
Q. Someone borrowed my computer. The internet browser is set to automatically delete the history when it is closed. I am positive there is a way around this, that I can access the browsing history somehow, but I have no idea how to do it. Please tell me how I can access this browsing history on my computer - it is very, very important! Thank you!
Asked by Kelly H - Fri Jun 5 18:09:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello! In that case I recommend to use system restore. Go to 1) START - help and support - 2) click on 'Undo changes to your computer with System Restore' 3) click on 'Restore my Computer to an earlier time' 4) select the date before you gave your computer away and after a few minutes it will be restored to 'that day'. good luck!
Answered by sedeflonga - Mon Jun 8 00:32:20 2009
What is the quote about history repeating itself?
Q. It is like 'History repeats itself because nobody listens' or 'History repeats itself because the world doesn't learn'. I am doing a project on the Holocaust and one of the questions is What is the impact of the Holocaust on Jews today? I am not quite sure but I was hoping to use that quote. If you have any ideas on what I could say please shout out because I am a confused on what it is asking.
Asked by jo - Mon Mar 16 03:11:34 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." CITES: George Santayana, The Life of Reason or The Phases of Human Progress: Reason in Common Sense 284 (2nd ed., Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, New York 1924
Answered by Burger - Mon Mar 16 05:43:30 2009
Q. It is like 'History repeats itself because nobody listens' or 'History repeats itself because the world doesn't learn'. I am doing a project on the Holocaust and one of the questions is What is the impact of the Holocaust on Jews today? I am not quite sure but I was hoping to use that quote. If you have any ideas on what I could say please shout out because I am a confused on what it is asking.
Asked by jo - Mon Mar 16 03:11:34 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." CITES: George Santayana, The Life of Reason or The Phases of Human Progress: Reason in Common Sense 284 (2nd ed., Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, New York 1924
Answered by Burger - Mon Mar 16 05:43:30 2009
How did Jesus effect the history of the Roman Civilization?
Q. The actual question is "How did a historical person affect the history of his/her civilization?" This is for ancient history class and I chose Jesus. Any ideas?
Asked by Catria - Thu Jun 18 20:05:53 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello, Certainly not adversely as some think. The Western Empire lasted another 400 years and the Eastern Empire 1400 years. Don't forget the Republic itself fell 50 years before the birth of Christ. No other Empire in history has lastes as long a Rome. Cheers, Michael Kelly
Answered by Mike K - Thu Jun 18 20:14:11 2009
Q. The actual question is "How did a historical person affect the history of his/her civilization?" This is for ancient history class and I chose Jesus. Any ideas?
Asked by Catria - Thu Jun 18 20:05:53 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello, Certainly not adversely as some think. The Western Empire lasted another 400 years and the Eastern Empire 1400 years. Don't forget the Republic itself fell 50 years before the birth of Christ. No other Empire in history has lastes as long a Rome. Cheers, Michael Kelly
Answered by Mike K - Thu Jun 18 20:14:11 2009
Is it possible to study ancient Roman history withen a history department and get a degree.?
Q. Can one study Roman history in a history department rather then Classics department??? I can't seem to find a school that has Ancient Roman or any ancient history as a curriculum. Any ancient history seems to be in the classics department. Am I looking at the wrong schools or is there not such degree as Roman history or ancient history outside the classics department.
Asked by Scipio - Sat Jan 3 00:07:53 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As you are (probably) American, and I am not, I cannot really give you 100% accurate advice. What universities offer in the history department varies greatly per university. The best thing you can do is inquire at your preferred universities, and go from there. Suppose your university only offers courses in the Classics department, ask them which university offers courses in the history department, and at what level/detail. They should know. Good luck!
Answered by josflachs - Sat Jan 3 01:41:04 2009
Q. Can one study Roman history in a history department rather then Classics department??? I can't seem to find a school that has Ancient Roman or any ancient history as a curriculum. Any ancient history seems to be in the classics department. Am I looking at the wrong schools or is there not such degree as Roman history or ancient history outside the classics department.
Asked by Scipio - Sat Jan 3 00:07:53 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As you are (probably) American, and I am not, I cannot really give you 100% accurate advice. What universities offer in the history department varies greatly per university. The best thing you can do is inquire at your preferred universities, and go from there. Suppose your university only offers courses in the Classics department, ask them which university offers courses in the history department, and at what level/detail. They should know. Good luck!
Answered by josflachs - Sat Jan 3 01:41:04 2009
How important is your credit history in a background check?
Q. I've got a messed up credit history but I'm otherwise a tip top person, no bad criminal record or anything. My future employer is performing a background check on me and I'd like to get some answers in regards to have important of a factor do you think the credit history is when determining an otherwise perfect person for the job?
Asked by nice guy - Tue Apr 17 20:24:39 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Congrats on the new job. Basically, a background check deals with law enforcement agencies. As long as you have no convictions you get the job. Credit reports and background checks are not related in any way. Unless your employer specifically said that they are pulling your credit report there are no worries for you. Even if he is pulling your credit report then you would probably have to have a bankruptcy to raise any eyebrows. Just act very confident and you'll probably get the job.
Answered by JenniferE - Tue Apr 17 20:36:40 2007
Q. I've got a messed up credit history but I'm otherwise a tip top person, no bad criminal record or anything. My future employer is performing a background check on me and I'd like to get some answers in regards to have important of a factor do you think the credit history is when determining an otherwise perfect person for the job?
Asked by nice guy - Tue Apr 17 20:24:39 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Congrats on the new job. Basically, a background check deals with law enforcement agencies. As long as you have no convictions you get the job. Credit reports and background checks are not related in any way. Unless your employer specifically said that they are pulling your credit report there are no worries for you. Even if he is pulling your credit report then you would probably have to have a bankruptcy to raise any eyebrows. Just act very confident and you'll probably get the job.
Answered by JenniferE - Tue Apr 17 20:36:40 2007
How did history of refrigeration change our lives today?
Q. Please help. I also need to know about the invention of refrigeration and history about if . Any links? I need alot of information. And Thanks.
Asked by Soso - Sun Oct 4 13:32:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Please help. I also need to know about the invention of refrigeration and history about if . Any links? I need alot of information. And Thanks.
Asked by Soso - Sun Oct 4 13:32:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
How did history of refrigeration change our life today?
Q. Please help. I also need to know about the invention of refrigeration and history about if . Any links? And Thanks.
Asked by Soso - Sun Oct 4 13:22:33 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Please help. I also need to know about the invention of refrigeration and history about if . Any links? And Thanks.
Asked by Soso - Sun Oct 4 13:22:33 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
How would history change if the United States launched the atomic bombs in Germany?
Q. How would this change our history? Would the Pacific Theater be a bloody fight as predicted? Would the Second World War last longer? What major cities would be targeted to attach Germany, and would the nuclear fallout affect the entire continental Europe?
Asked by eliud p - Tue Jan 13 16:30:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An incredibility stupid question. By the time the first bomb was ready to deploy the Reich had been defeated.For all practical purposes this could be the stupidest history question ever ask here. I will not waste my time anymore with questions like this. s_e_p
Answered by spooky_eerie_spooky - Tue Jan 13 16:39:54 2009
Q. How would this change our history? Would the Pacific Theater be a bloody fight as predicted? Would the Second World War last longer? What major cities would be targeted to attach Germany, and would the nuclear fallout affect the entire continental Europe?
Asked by eliud p - Tue Jan 13 16:30:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An incredibility stupid question. By the time the first bomb was ready to deploy the Reich had been defeated.For all practical purposes this could be the stupidest history question ever ask here. I will not waste my time anymore with questions like this. s_e_p
Answered by spooky_eerie_spooky - Tue Jan 13 16:39:54 2009
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Rev. Jeremy Smith
Mon, 05 Oct 2009 17:07:01 GM
Church . History. in 4 minutes [video]. This post is dedicated to the seminarians entering month #2 of Church . History. and are freaking out a bit. And the added bonus that it is to the tune of "We didn't Star the Fire" is pretty awesome. ...
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