define freedom,freedom in school and freedom at home.r u getting th freedom desired by u at ur home and school

Posted on February 20th, 2010 by admin

plz answer all the questions and with ur own opinions cauz i am doing a survey fr my geography project.
first define what u generally mean by freedom and then tell what u want as freedom and then write according to the questions

Under the age of 18 you have no freedoms in USA…

The school acts in place of your parents and everyone knows that your parents are responsible for their child

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Freedom or home?

Posted on February 18th, 2010 by admin

Hi, I’ve a big doubt, can anyone advice me? I’d like to leave my country and live abroad. The problem is that if I go, i leave all my friends and my family here. Things will happen and I will miss them (friends getting married, babies born,ecc). But I think that only if I leave, I’ll have my freedom and I’ll feel alive again even if I’m afraid I could feel lonely once abroad…
(Anyway I’m 21)

you only have one shot at life so grab the bull by the horns and go for it, if it does not work out then you can always come back, good luck whatever you decide and have fun xx

is this company a scam-"Freedom at Home Team"?

Posted on February 16th, 2010 by admin

well i have been searching for some jobs and i found this company, and the work is done at home…..is this company any good or just a scam?

here is their site: http://freedomathometeam.com/tsurgick/index

its is like any other MLM scheme… you enter at the bottom of the pyramid, and you make money for the people ABOVE you… while you hustle you keister off…..

I wouldnt choose it….unless I was foolish with my hard earned $$…

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i want to make enough money to have some financial freedom. i’ve tried to research some work from home sites,

Posted on February 15th, 2010 by admin

i want to make enough money to have some financial freedom. i’ve tried to research some work from home sites, but most of them look like scams or cost a considerable amount of money just to get started. i’m very crafty and can do almost anything or if i don’t know, i can learn. but i want to work from home and still make the money to support my wife with muscular dystrophy and my 4 kids. please help!!!

Hate to burst your bubble but yeah a lot of those home jobs are scams. It is pretty hard to find a good paying job working at home. What you might have to do is find a job the normal one way and hope they allow you to work telecommunications. If not have you considered trying to work in the evenings.

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Does anyone know if Affordable Services, Inc work from home jobs are legitimate?

Posted on February 12th, 2010 by admin

Also are AmeriplanUSA and Freedom At Home Team, work from home jobs legitimate?

I don’t know about the first one, but Ameriplan and the at home team are "work at home businesses" not "work at home jobs". You will be selling something and will probably need to invest money to get started. If a company wants you to pay a fee for a work at home job, run the other way! If you are looking for a legitimate work at home job go to http://www.workathomedesk.com which is a free site that has a directory of legitimate companies that hire home workers. Depending on your skills and experience, you should find some good leads there.

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16 yo female wants freedom from home rules, but still wants the benefits of home. Curfew, sleepovers?

Posted on February 7th, 2010 by admin

16 yo daughter who doesn’t have sex, drug or drink, makes good grades, works part time, wants me to not have curfew, to let her stay over with boyfriend, go on out of town, overnight trips. I say no. She can’t understand why. Curfew midnight, weekends, 9pm school nights. I give her a late model car to drive, a cell phone, room of her own, foods of choice,college future, other extras. She still isn’t happy. Am I not understanding something, or her, or both?

Basically she is behaving like a teenager, just like a 2 yr old has their idiosyncrasies, teenagers have theirs. They want the adult stuff but in reality, understand NONE of it.
Unfortunately, the hormones are way dominant at that age and all you can do is try to cope & hope you survive the roller coaster ride.
FYI – stick by those curfew and no overniters rules ! At least if she ignores them and get into ugly circumstance, she will not be able to blame you with the "well, you said I could do it". You are totally right and need to stand by the basic safety rules, just like you would not let a 2 yr old stick objects in an electrical outlet ‘because they want to’ nor did you need to make the 2 yr old understand electricity.
THEY ONLY NEED TO KNOW THE RULES, you can explain it once but do not waste your time defending it after that.
good luck, and all our prayers

what is your status and freedom at home?

Posted on February 5th, 2010 by admin


my freedom’s quite good…
but i dont get treated any better than my 11 year old bro..if I have somthing, he’s gotta have it, if i stay up late, he’s gotta stay up late…it gets annoying…

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"Isn’t this America, home of freedom of speech?

Posted on January 31st, 2010 by admin

"Isn’t this America, home of freedom of speech? Or have the liberals trampled that right?"

Darn right they have!

status and freedom at home and school?

Posted on January 29th, 2010 by admin


What about it?!?

To be honest, I don’t really understand what it is you’re trying to ask!

> My status at home: I’m the fourth of nine kids; the second oldest of five girls.

> Freedom at home: Well, our backyard covers 1,890,000 acres; I reckon that constitutes a fair bit of freedom for any kid, *grin*

> Status at school? I don’t go to school.

> Freedom at school? I don’t go to school.

Neither I nor any of my siblings ‘do’ school; that’s pretty much what ‘home schooling’ (the title of this board) means!

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If one has freedom of religion in USA how could this man be fired at Home Depot for wearing a flag/God pin?

Posted on January 27th, 2010 by admin

This is not China or Cuba or the middle east. This is the land of the free. The land where one can say "I love my God". Can they destroy a man in the USA for loving God?

Would you be saying the same thing if he’d been wearing a "I love Satan" badge?

He wasn’t fired for "loving God"–he was fired for defying the dress code and then being a jerk about it.

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