What is the current hourly rate for a tutor today in the subject of geometry?
Q. I am interested in getting a one on one tutor for my son for his geometry class. Perhaps an Honor student in high school or a college student. My son is in the 9th grade. His current grade in this subject is 77. And I'm hoping for at least a 90. Anyone out there currently has a tutor that they pay?
Asked by Fran - Mon Feb 16 09:59:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on who you talk to, but I generally charge about $20 an hour and I have known other tutors who charge upwards of $30-$35.
Answered by ..: smile if you mean it :.. - Mon Feb 16 10:28:27 2009
Q. I am interested in getting a one on one tutor for my son for his geometry class. Perhaps an Honor student in high school or a college student. My son is in the 9th grade. His current grade in this subject is 77. And I'm hoping for at least a 90. Anyone out there currently has a tutor that they pay?
Asked by Fran - Mon Feb 16 09:59:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on who you talk to, but I generally charge about $20 an hour and I have known other tutors who charge upwards of $30-$35.
Answered by ..: smile if you mean it :.. - Mon Feb 16 10:28:27 2009
How can I get started as a freelance tutor for kids?
Q. My best skills are in English; reading, writing, that kind of thing. I would like to offer my services as a tutor. I have a college degree in an unrelated field, but no experience doing this. How can I get started? How much do tutors charge?
Asked by nightmusic - Sat Sep 20 23:06:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could try advertising in the newspaper, but anyone answering the ad may ask what your qualifications are. Universities and colleges sometimes hire "student peer tutors," but they typically choose them from among the students who are enrolled in the programs and getting the highest marks. If you truly are interested in teaching, why not take courses part-time in the evening or online? Depending on the clientele you are looking for, you can take courses from a teacher's college, or take special education teaching assistant training or adult education instructor training. And since you already have a degree, you may be able to apply to have a "prior learning assessment" at the college or university you choose. In either case, your… [cont.]
Answered by tiffany - Sat Sep 20 23:58:13 2008
Q. My best skills are in English; reading, writing, that kind of thing. I would like to offer my services as a tutor. I have a college degree in an unrelated field, but no experience doing this. How can I get started? How much do tutors charge?
Asked by nightmusic - Sat Sep 20 23:06:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could try advertising in the newspaper, but anyone answering the ad may ask what your qualifications are. Universities and colleges sometimes hire "student peer tutors," but they typically choose them from among the students who are enrolled in the programs and getting the highest marks. If you truly are interested in teaching, why not take courses part-time in the evening or online? Depending on the clientele you are looking for, you can take courses from a teacher's college, or take special education teaching assistant training or adult education instructor training. And since you already have a degree, you may be able to apply to have a "prior learning assessment" at the college or university you choose. In either case, your… [cont.]
Answered by tiffany - Sat Sep 20 23:58:13 2008
How much do I charge to tutor a middle school student?
Q. I have a Bachelors Degree and have passed the exam to be an elementary teacher in the state of Texas. In the meantime, I would like to tutor to make extra money. I know some 8th grade students in need of assistance. How much is a fair amount to charge per hour?
Asked by SandyLou - Tue Oct 9 16:56:00 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you do it in a group setting, you could get away with 20.00 an hour. Private tutor, i'd goose it up. You have to determine the NEED. I wouldn't do less than 10 in a group or 20 private
Answered by Suthern Yankee's S.O. - Tue Oct 9 17:15:55 2007
Q. I have a Bachelors Degree and have passed the exam to be an elementary teacher in the state of Texas. In the meantime, I would like to tutor to make extra money. I know some 8th grade students in need of assistance. How much is a fair amount to charge per hour?
Asked by SandyLou - Tue Oct 9 16:56:00 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you do it in a group setting, you could get away with 20.00 an hour. Private tutor, i'd goose it up. You have to determine the NEED. I wouldn't do less than 10 in a group or 20 private
Answered by Suthern Yankee's S.O. - Tue Oct 9 17:15:55 2007
How do I become a english tutor in korea?
Q. Ok, first of all, I am an undergraduate college student who knows little to no Korean, but I need to make money because I am planning on getting married and living here too. Any suggestions? Where do i find people to tutor?
Asked by dsfad - Sat Oct 20 18:42:23 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can check for jobs on these two sites: daveseslcafe.com pusanweb.com These jobs will be legal and usually for a one-year contract. You said that you're a student now. Most jobs here require a university degree and they are going to want to see the original diploma and transcripts. If you just want to teach people privately and not through a company, those are just obtained by word of mouth. Although you can make much bigger money this way, it is not legal. In my years in Korea, I've never known anyone who has been deported or even fined for teaching privately, but apparently it is possible.
Answered by Busan-man - Sat Oct 20 21:26:28 2007
Q. Ok, first of all, I am an undergraduate college student who knows little to no Korean, but I need to make money because I am planning on getting married and living here too. Any suggestions? Where do i find people to tutor?
Asked by dsfad - Sat Oct 20 18:42:23 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can check for jobs on these two sites: daveseslcafe.com pusanweb.com These jobs will be legal and usually for a one-year contract. You said that you're a student now. Most jobs here require a university degree and they are going to want to see the original diploma and transcripts. If you just want to teach people privately and not through a company, those are just obtained by word of mouth. Although you can make much bigger money this way, it is not legal. In my years in Korea, I've never known anyone who has been deported or even fined for teaching privately, but apparently it is possible.
Answered by Busan-man - Sat Oct 20 21:26:28 2007
Is there anyone who will tutor me in Mandarin via email and instant messenger for free?
Q. I am trying to learn Mandarin Chinese. I've tried to at least six languages. I get past the alphabet, but that's it. I think it's because I have no one there to tutor me. So is there anyone who will please tutor me in Mandarin for free? Thanks.
Asked by j_stro3 - Tue Jul 14 00:02:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I am trying to learn Mandarin Chinese. I've tried to at least six languages. I get past the alphabet, but that's it. I think it's because I have no one there to tutor me. So is there anyone who will please tutor me in Mandarin for free? Thanks.
Asked by j_stro3 - Tue Jul 14 00:02:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
What do i buy my tutor group when they leave school?
Q. My year 11 tutor group are leaving school soon and i want to buy them something personal but not too expensive. One of the other tutors has bought her group Mr Men books based on each of their personalities. Any ideas?
Asked by jodyc_2006 - Fri May 1 20:38:05 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well something like sweets is a bit childish... But when we left year 6, our teacher bought a load of different mugs and things and let us choose which ones we wanted. It's a bit of a hard thing to think of. Maybe you could ask your tutor group about they're opinion on it? But whatever you do get them, I'm sure they would appreciate it :) Good Luck finding something :D
Answered by Anthony? - Sat May 2 06:04:51 2009
Q. My year 11 tutor group are leaving school soon and i want to buy them something personal but not too expensive. One of the other tutors has bought her group Mr Men books based on each of their personalities. Any ideas?
Asked by jodyc_2006 - Fri May 1 20:38:05 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well something like sweets is a bit childish... But when we left year 6, our teacher bought a load of different mugs and things and let us choose which ones we wanted. It's a bit of a hard thing to think of. Maybe you could ask your tutor group about they're opinion on it? But whatever you do get them, I'm sure they would appreciate it :) Good Luck finding something :D
Answered by Anthony? - Sat May 2 06:04:51 2009
How do I find a really good college Physiology tutor?
Q. I am having problem in my college physiology class and need help with some quizzes and homework. I was hoping to find someone willing to help me, who really knows a lot about physiology. Any ideas were to find a tutor and/or help?
Asked by Kris - Mon Apr 10 15:56:00 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would ask one of the professors if they had a student they would recommend. Most professors will be able to think of one that would be a good tutor, and then you just need to contact them and see if they will tutor you. This is very useful to do, because they will often provide names for people who have taken the class already, so they should be better equiped to help you out.
Answered by Drakokat - Wed Apr 12 20:06:43 2006
Q. I am having problem in my college physiology class and need help with some quizzes and homework. I was hoping to find someone willing to help me, who really knows a lot about physiology. Any ideas were to find a tutor and/or help?
Asked by Kris - Mon Apr 10 15:56:00 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would ask one of the professors if they had a student they would recommend. Most professors will be able to think of one that would be a good tutor, and then you just need to contact them and see if they will tutor you. This is very useful to do, because they will often provide names for people who have taken the class already, so they should be better equiped to help you out.
Answered by Drakokat - Wed Apr 12 20:06:43 2006
How much to charge hourly as a Spanish tutor?
Q. I've been asked by a friend if I could tutor her little sister in Spanish. I'm a sophomore (in High School) and her sister is in the 8th grade. I'm in Honors Spanish and understand it pretty well-at least well enough to tutor at that level. So how much should I charge? It's also my first time tutoring.
Asked by Sienna! - Sun Apr 26 21:32:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At least around 10 to 13 dollars an hour.It's hard work to tutor it,because if she doesn't understand it at ALL,then she needs a lot of time to work with you and you are commiting a lot of time to her so you should get more compensation.
Answered by v ? - Sun Apr 26 21:44:30 2009
Q. I've been asked by a friend if I could tutor her little sister in Spanish. I'm a sophomore (in High School) and her sister is in the 8th grade. I'm in Honors Spanish and understand it pretty well-at least well enough to tutor at that level. So how much should I charge? It's also my first time tutoring.
Asked by Sienna! - Sun Apr 26 21:32:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At least around 10 to 13 dollars an hour.It's hard work to tutor it,because if she doesn't understand it at ALL,then she needs a lot of time to work with you and you are commiting a lot of time to her so you should get more compensation.
Answered by v ? - Sun Apr 26 21:44:30 2009
What is the difference between attending office hours and going to a tutor?
Q. Other than the fact that one is free, and the other is not. That is, why do so many students opt to receive tutoring when office hours are available? Yes, I realize that some professors just suck at explaining/teaching, thus a tutor might be better, or a student cannot find time to make it to office hours due to work or what not, but even taking these situations into account, I believe most students will not take advantage of office hours. Why?
Asked by finehalllibrary - Wed Jul 15 11:20:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Learning a new concept is like blind men trying to visualize an elephant - you have to have many different perspectives before you can form a complete picture. I tell my students that if all they wanted to hear was to have me repeat what I already told them in class - they are welcome to come and see me. Going to a tutor will give them a second perspective - but even that can be woefully inadequate. For a "full color four dimensional" view of a concept I have found that study groups are absolutely the best. The problem at my commuter college is that my students rarely see each other outside of class - and that is a terrible loss for them. Assuming that you are a teacher, and you are asking why more students don't come and see you, my… [cont.]
Answered by Julius N - Wed Jul 15 13:15:41 2009
Q. Other than the fact that one is free, and the other is not. That is, why do so many students opt to receive tutoring when office hours are available? Yes, I realize that some professors just suck at explaining/teaching, thus a tutor might be better, or a student cannot find time to make it to office hours due to work or what not, but even taking these situations into account, I believe most students will not take advantage of office hours. Why?
Asked by finehalllibrary - Wed Jul 15 11:20:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Learning a new concept is like blind men trying to visualize an elephant - you have to have many different perspectives before you can form a complete picture. I tell my students that if all they wanted to hear was to have me repeat what I already told them in class - they are welcome to come and see me. Going to a tutor will give them a second perspective - but even that can be woefully inadequate. For a "full color four dimensional" view of a concept I have found that study groups are absolutely the best. The problem at my commuter college is that my students rarely see each other outside of class - and that is a terrible loss for them. Assuming that you are a teacher, and you are asking why more students don't come and see you, my… [cont.]
Answered by Julius N - Wed Jul 15 13:15:41 2009
How much would a tutor for home school be?
Q. I live in Canada. I'm debating whether to be home schooled for one year and that's it. How much would a tutor cost? If I am home schooled it will just be for the next grade and then I'll go to public school again next year.
Asked by unknown - Wed Apr 29 19:19:12 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most tutors have their own rates per hour.
Answered by Athenius - Wed Apr 29 19:26:29 2009
Q. I live in Canada. I'm debating whether to be home schooled for one year and that's it. How much would a tutor cost? If I am home schooled it will just be for the next grade and then I'll go to public school again next year.
Asked by unknown - Wed Apr 29 19:19:12 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most tutors have their own rates per hour.
Answered by Athenius - Wed Apr 29 19:26:29 2009
How much does a tutor at the Kumon Learning Center in the US get paid?
Q. I was just wondering how much they pay a new high school freshman/sophomore age tutor by the hour, probably part-time.
Asked by disisyna - Mon Jun 8 22:33:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seven dollars and seventy-five cents an hour. Also they don't tutor kids. They correct the work they do.
Answered by All-star - Mon Jun 15 13:40:33 2009
Q. I was just wondering how much they pay a new high school freshman/sophomore age tutor by the hour, probably part-time.
Asked by disisyna - Mon Jun 8 22:33:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seven dollars and seventy-five cents an hour. Also they don't tutor kids. They correct the work they do.
Answered by All-star - Mon Jun 15 13:40:33 2009
What is the best way to find an online math tutor?
Q. I am interested in getting some Calculus help online. What sites would I be able to have contact with a tutor at most anytime. Or, if you have reccomendations on a specific one I will look into that. Mostly, I just need calculus help if anyone has any reccomendations!
Asked by rinnieangel - Mon Jan 8 12:49:22 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try tutorsteach.com. They will help you find the tutor you need. They even have the option of online tutoring via whiteboard.
Answered by steiner1745 - Mon Jan 8 12:55:59 2007
Q. I am interested in getting some Calculus help online. What sites would I be able to have contact with a tutor at most anytime. Or, if you have reccomendations on a specific one I will look into that. Mostly, I just need calculus help if anyone has any reccomendations!
Asked by rinnieangel - Mon Jan 8 12:49:22 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try tutorsteach.com. They will help you find the tutor you need. They even have the option of online tutoring via whiteboard.
Answered by steiner1745 - Mon Jan 8 12:55:59 2007
How can i find an online maths tutor fo freee?
Q. I really need help on topics like maths, english and would really like help from sumone. de only ting is i am a bit tight on money so can't really pay for a tutor. Plz any suggestions or any1 here willing to be my maths pal or more formerly said, tutor? Plz let me know, cos i reallly neeed de help for my GCSE's.
Asked by Serenity - Mon Mar 31 14:33:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi I dont know of free tutorials and are not sure how well they are conducted. Maths is a specialized subject that needs expert guidance. If you are interested in paying for the services you may check Magnus profile ...
Answered by Kathy S - Wed Apr 2 07:04:58 2008
Q. I really need help on topics like maths, english and would really like help from sumone. de only ting is i am a bit tight on money so can't really pay for a tutor. Plz any suggestions or any1 here willing to be my maths pal or more formerly said, tutor? Plz let me know, cos i reallly neeed de help for my GCSE's.
Asked by Serenity - Mon Mar 31 14:33:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi I dont know of free tutorials and are not sure how well they are conducted. Maths is a specialized subject that needs expert guidance. If you are interested in paying for the services you may check Magnus profile ...
Answered by Kathy S - Wed Apr 2 07:04:58 2008
What should I do to prepare to tutor someone?
Q. My mom's friends daughter has trouble in math and she's going into 9th grade next September and she wants me to tutor her. I've never tutored anybody and I don't want to screw up and have the poor girl not learn anything. What can I do to make sure she understands the material and what should I do before to prepare?
Asked by leeny0181 - Wed May 28 19:00:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, first of all, know what class she is taking next year as a freshman. then over the summer, learn the course, and you are prepared. you can also register to websites where you can print math packets to give to her.
Answered by iluvluv - Wed May 28 19:08:51 2008
Q. My mom's friends daughter has trouble in math and she's going into 9th grade next September and she wants me to tutor her. I've never tutored anybody and I don't want to screw up and have the poor girl not learn anything. What can I do to make sure she understands the material and what should I do before to prepare?
Asked by leeny0181 - Wed May 28 19:00:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, first of all, know what class she is taking next year as a freshman. then over the summer, learn the course, and you are prepared. you can also register to websites where you can print math packets to give to her.
Answered by iluvluv - Wed May 28 19:08:51 2008
How can I become a tutor in Florida?
Q. I wanted to know what I had to do to be able to tutor elementary school kids. Do I need any type of certification?
Asked by nany717 - Tue Jun 9 18:06:49 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I wanted to know what I had to do to be able to tutor elementary school kids. Do I need any type of certification?
Asked by nany717 - Tue Jun 9 18:06:49 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
What's a Good Photoshop Tutor for Text Effect on Pictures?
Q. What's a good Photoshop Tutor for text effect on Pictures? I want it to look really professional. So does anybody know what type of tutor should I use that put my name on the pic and make it look professional? Example: I want "Law Photography" on the pic. But IDK what text effect I should use to make it look professional. Can someone givemme a tutor?
Asked by Cal - Sat Dec 13 22:57:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check out the Adobe website, YouTube, and google the term. There are gazillions of Photoshop tutorials available, it will be easy to find several about text.
Answered by selina_555 - Sun Dec 14 14:55:43 2008
Q. What's a good Photoshop Tutor for text effect on Pictures? I want it to look really professional. So does anybody know what type of tutor should I use that put my name on the pic and make it look professional? Example: I want "Law Photography" on the pic. But IDK what text effect I should use to make it look professional. Can someone givemme a tutor?
Asked by Cal - Sat Dec 13 22:57:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check out the Adobe website, YouTube, and google the term. There are gazillions of Photoshop tutorials available, it will be easy to find several about text.
Answered by selina_555 - Sun Dec 14 14:55:43 2008
What is standard pay for a student tutor?
Q. I am in gr.10. I have a high English mark average (97) and have been told by many teachers that the parents of young students would like me to tutor their children. Instead of having an awkward price hashing session, I would rather begin with a set fee. How much is reasonable to charge for 1 hr or 1/2 hour sessions if you are not a trained proffesional?
Asked by Melissa M - Sun Apr 19 23:26:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. PhD $500+ The rest of us any where from $50 to $100
Answered by alisabyrne - Sun Apr 19 23:30:13 2009
Q. I am in gr.10. I have a high English mark average (97) and have been told by many teachers that the parents of young students would like me to tutor their children. Instead of having an awkward price hashing session, I would rather begin with a set fee. How much is reasonable to charge for 1 hr or 1/2 hour sessions if you are not a trained proffesional?
Asked by Melissa M - Sun Apr 19 23:26:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. PhD $500+ The rest of us any where from $50 to $100
Answered by alisabyrne - Sun Apr 19 23:30:13 2009
How did you find a good English Tutor at University level?
Q. Even though I graduated from the University, English is still my weakest due to the fact that I'm hearing impaired. I struggled a lot. I wanted to know how others find a good English tutor. I need this so I can pass the essay exams to become a math teacher.
Asked by SweetBrunette - Sat Aug 25 01:16:54 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hiring a private tutor for one-on-one tutoring is the best way to go. However, if money is an issue, you can opt for online tutoring instead. Try some online tutoring services like: 1) - tutoring by retired teachers and volunteers (free) 2) - tutoring by professional tutors (not free) 3) ... and many more (use search engine). Think ouside the box and you'll have more options! Good luck!
Answered by This is Jonathan Chan - Sun Aug 26 23:07:25 2007
Q. Even though I graduated from the University, English is still my weakest due to the fact that I'm hearing impaired. I struggled a lot. I wanted to know how others find a good English tutor. I need this so I can pass the essay exams to become a math teacher.
Asked by SweetBrunette - Sat Aug 25 01:16:54 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hiring a private tutor for one-on-one tutoring is the best way to go. However, if money is an issue, you can opt for online tutoring instead. Try some online tutoring services like: 1) - tutoring by retired teachers and volunteers (free) 2) - tutoring by professional tutors (not free) 3) ... and many more (use search engine). Think ouside the box and you'll have more options! Good luck!
Answered by This is Jonathan Chan - Sun Aug 26 23:07:25 2007
How hard is it to create a clientele in being a home schooling tutor?
Q. I'm pushing 60, and the various things I am able to do narrow down a bit, but I can still love kids and seeing them light up when they learn something that matters to them. I am, to be blunt, itching to tutor home-schooled kids. How hard is that to set up? How do I establish my credentials? Maybe do some book reading or volunteering at the local library? Come on, home schooling parents, give me your best here. I'll be in St. Louis, Missouri, if that's relevant. Cris, I'm not either a mother or a grandmother, which is much of why I want to work with other people's kids. There are a lot of good ideas here. I think I'll extend the deadline.
Asked by auntb93again - Sat Feb 10 03:00:52 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. tough one. That is awesome that you have a heart to help children, but working with homeschool families may prove to be too narrow to be successful. If you are, or have been a homeschool parent, that should help you establish a connection, but it sounds like your moving? If you're new, it will be difficult. If you are not a homeschool parent, are you a certified teacher? That would give you an opportunity to work with the local school district. I know the schools are always needing a list of names of people that are willing to tutor, but again, you would have to be certified (even retired is ok) and you would have to basically be an employee, submitting to background checks and so forth. If neither of those describe you, then connect with… [cont.]
Answered by Terri - Sat Feb 10 10:47:09 2007
Q. I'm pushing 60, and the various things I am able to do narrow down a bit, but I can still love kids and seeing them light up when they learn something that matters to them. I am, to be blunt, itching to tutor home-schooled kids. How hard is that to set up? How do I establish my credentials? Maybe do some book reading or volunteering at the local library? Come on, home schooling parents, give me your best here. I'll be in St. Louis, Missouri, if that's relevant. Cris, I'm not either a mother or a grandmother, which is much of why I want to work with other people's kids. There are a lot of good ideas here. I think I'll extend the deadline.
Asked by auntb93again - Sat Feb 10 03:00:52 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. tough one. That is awesome that you have a heart to help children, but working with homeschool families may prove to be too narrow to be successful. If you are, or have been a homeschool parent, that should help you establish a connection, but it sounds like your moving? If you're new, it will be difficult. If you are not a homeschool parent, are you a certified teacher? That would give you an opportunity to work with the local school district. I know the schools are always needing a list of names of people that are willing to tutor, but again, you would have to be certified (even retired is ok) and you would have to basically be an employee, submitting to background checks and so forth. If neither of those describe you, then connect with… [cont.]
Answered by Terri - Sat Feb 10 10:47:09 2007
How effective is it to get students to tutor by posting ads at colleges?
Q. I was hoping to private tutor students for some extra money and I was wondering if this is an effective way to find students or not so much anymore?
Asked by Robert - Mon Jul 6 01:01:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on the school. If it has its own free tutoring service, then the posted ads mostly get ignored. If not, and if there isn't any kind of officially sanctioned system, then it might work.
Answered by neniaf - Mon Jul 6 06:16:27 2009
Q. I was hoping to private tutor students for some extra money and I was wondering if this is an effective way to find students or not so much anymore?
Asked by Robert - Mon Jul 6 01:01:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on the school. If it has its own free tutoring service, then the posted ads mostly get ignored. If not, and if there isn't any kind of officially sanctioned system, then it might work.
Answered by neniaf - Mon Jul 6 06:16:27 2009
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