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Here is Annelle calling:

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Here is Babette calling:

Comedy of 2 planes racing around the airport

Here is Cherlyn calling:


I need some questions that might be easy for an elementary school student to do, but harder for someone in middle school. The grades of that question for elementary school would be kindergarten through sixth. Middle school would be seventh and eighth. If you can’t think of any at the top of your head, please give me a good website in which I can find some questions. The questions/problems can involve easy math questions, or random questions or something. Thank you and best answer WILL be chosen!

Here is Lynette calling:

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Here is Sudie calling:


I’m planning to take up aviation once I graduate high school. So can anyone give me the FULL list of high school subjects (giving emphasis to fields of mathematics) that I need to be proficient at so I’ll be well equipped when I join flight school?

Thanks for the help!

Here is Rozella calling:


After high school I would like to be a doctor, but I want to experience somewhere else in the world. So I was thinking I should maybe go to university to get my bachelors degree in California (I live in Canada) or England or somewhere; then come back to Canada for medical school and the rest of my life. Or do the opposite, stay here for the degree, and go to medical school abroad? Can you move around the world with a medical degree? And how much do you think ALL my schooling will cost? Including my bachelors degree and medical school? Is going to medical school to be a doctor hard? And should I take all three sciences (chemistry, biology, and physics) in high school? Or is that too much?

Here is Camellia calling:

John Lubin of The John Lubin Golf School (www.johnlubingolf.com) shows us the proper grip technique.

Here is Angele calling:


Movies have always been a passion of mine and I want to pursue a directing career. I finished high school but I’m in this work-study program until I’m 21, so I’m sort of still in school even though I graduated. Anyway, the problem is through out my time in school, I was in learning-support classes(for students with trouble learning) and I was steered away from getting into some sort of school/college. Now what I want to know is, what REQUIREMENTS do I need to get into film school? Where should I start from where I am now? For people experienced in this field, do you think I have a chance? Thanks for reading.

Here is Vernetta calling:


I’m a sophomore at a high school in the Seattle Schools District, and my high school doesn’t have a debate team. I’m the first at my school to actually pursue the creation of a debate team here, but I have no idea where to start. No teacher at the school has much debate experience. I myself have little experience, and has never competed in a competition.

How do I start a debate team at my school? What do I need to learn to teach others? What about the competitions?

Here is Meg calling:

Earl Woods explains why Tiger is the most focused golfer in the world.