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Dean Mantz

Encalc - free online scientific calculator - 0 views

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    Free online scientific calculator.
Allison Kipta

Vertex42 - Excel Templates, Calendars, Calculators and Spreadsheets - 9 views

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    "Vertex42™ is a leading provider of Excel templates, financial calculators, and calendars. We also host The Excel Nexus - The ultimate directory of 3rd-party Microsoft Excel® resources, including add-ins, templates, tutorials, and consulting services."
Dean Mantz

Graphing Calculator - 16 views

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    Free web based graphing calculator.
dyerzwats

Installment Loans Long Term - Financial Option For You At Tough Time - YouTube - 0 views

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    Installment loans long terms are simply on the market as they're processed speedily; they are doing not need any credentials to be submitted. They're calculated in such some way therefore on please the short term financial requirements of the applicant.
Weston Young

Entry Level Accounting, Complete Accounting, Accounting Principles for Companies Accoun... - 0 views

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    Accounting is a subject that needs to be carefully studied as it contains above calculations, journal entries, balance sheet, profit & loss account along with many other segments and types. Accounting assignment help solutions assist the students in understanding the accounting procedures and academic as well as practical problems.
makemoney07

How to Make Money While Still a Teenager - Make lots of money - 0 views

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    It's never too early to start earning and saving for the future. Not only will this help us become more responsible, it will also give us a hefty amount of life experience for when we're ready to engage in the adult working world. With that being said, here are a few ways on how you can make money while still a teenager. Sell Art If you're the creative type, you can definitely make use of your talents and skills. There are several websites that could help you set up commissions where you can get paid by drawing what the client requires. Research what clients are looking for. While there is a fairly wide variety of styles a client may require you to draw, there are certain standards to be met when engaging with one. Go ahead and do your research as to what kind of art do most clients need. This can vary from posters, flyers, logo design, character design, backgrounds so on and so forth. Build an impressive portfolio. You've done your research now it's time for you to look at your strengths and create a remarkable portfolio based on that and what your clientele might need. Put out your best work, make it diverse and play by your strengths! Set a price list. Before executing anything, research is extremely important. Go ahead and research about how you should price your work. Despite being a teenager, you shouldn't sell your art for a meager amount of money. Understandably, you do not have as much experience as big-name artists nor have you gotten a degree in art but work is work and bills need to get paid! Compare quality, compare prices and price your art accordingly. Look for websites that cater to artists. There are plenty of websites that cater to artists and plenty of ways to sell your art. For example, DeviantArt has a market open for artists who take in commissions for original characters or art based on shows, comics and/or books. Society6 allows you to draw show-based art and put them on different merchandises s
Dean Mantz

Mathway: Step-by-Step Math Problem Solver - 0 views

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    Great website for a variety of math classes. You provide the problem and select the subject and it helps you solve.
Jeff Tice

National Math + Science Initiative Blog | Technology in the Classroom: The Benefits of ... - 1 views

  • It can keep students focused for longer peri
  • Technology can be defined as any tool that can be used to help promote human learning, including – but not limited to – calculators, tablets (such as an iPad), Smart Boards, video cameras, digital cameras, MP3 players, Portable Digital Assistants (PDAs), and, of course, the computer. These are all innovations that have helped countless people during regular daily activities, but they can also have a profound impact on classroom learning.
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