jamisongay writes:
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inuyashanaruto123456 writes:
i love this game also i only reach level 2 cause it's super hard for me if any of u people have any hint it would be helpful

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kevin writes:
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metzimontes writes:
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metzimontes writes:
u know there is a cheat code

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jeffgv writes:
yo how u beat level 23????

jeffgv writes:
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Trevman writes:
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smile writes:
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ifri writes:
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xenon writes:
r there any cheat codes

wisconsinrocks writes:
its easy

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joecool243 writes:
lesson 12
J. Fox made five quick plays to win the big prize.
J. Fox made five quick plays to win the big prize.

It will be fun for us to try to sing the old song.
It will be fun for us to try to sing the old song.

The sorority may do the work for the city auditor.
The sorority may do the work for the city auditor.



Jerry and Jason were not ready to buy a newspaper.
Jerry and Jason were not ready to buy a newspaper.

Polly dropped my green vase on her last trip here.
Polly dropped my green vase on her last trip here.

Marty opened the carton to retrieve the power saw.
Marty opened the carton to retrieve the power saw.

Bert and I were there the week before deer season.
Bert and I were there the week before deer season.

My niece may bring the bronze trophy back to them.
My niece may bring the bronze trophy back to them.

Manny broke his thumb when he spun on the bicycle.
Manny broke his thumb when he spun on the bicycle.

Betty is under the gun to excel in the ninth race.
Betty is under the gun to excel in the ninth race.

They must now face many of the facts I discovered.
They must now face many of the facts I discovered.

A poet told us to zip across the road to get away.
A poet told us to zip across the road to get away.

Zack saw the sapodilla was almost totally sapless.
Zack saw the sapodilla was almost totally sapless.

A poet at our palace said to ask for an allowance.
A poet at our palace said to ask for an allowance.

Was it washed when you wore it to our school play?
Was it washed when you wore it to our school play?



Thomas Jefferson was a very persuasive writer. Perhaps his most
Persuasive piece of writing was the Declaration of Independence, which he was asked to prepare with John Adams and Benjamin Franklin to explain the need for independence.

We all should recognize parts of that document. For example, “We
hold these truths to be self- evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness.



Milk faced pill cease jump bread join faster jolly
Milk faced pill cease jump bread join faster jolly

Were you up on are in fact my taxes are star gazed
Were you up on are in fact my taxes are star gazed

My cat was in fact up a tree at my estate in Ohio.
My cat was in fact up a tree at my estate in Ohio.

Oak box land sign make busy kept foal handle gowns
Oak box land sign make busy kept foal handle gowns

Go to the it may work did he make she is he may go
Go to the it may work did he make she is he may go

Did he make a big profit for the six formal gowns?
Did he make a big profit for the six formal gowns?

Is pin when only their dress forms puppy kept care
Is pin when only their dress forms puppy kept care

When fate east of right on nylon wig antique cards
When fate east of right on nylon wig antique cards

Pam was born in a small hill town at the big lake.
Pam was born in a small hill town at the big lake.

Edward gave him a minimum rate on state oil taxes.
Edward gave him a minimum rate on state oil taxes.

Their eager neighbor may sign up for a tax rebate.
Their eager neighbor may sign up for a tax rebate.

He may work with the big firms to fix the problem.
He may work with the big firms to fix the problem.
Do you think someone is going to wait around
Just for a chance to key your term paper? Do you
Believe when you get out into the world of work that
there will be someone to key your work for you!

Even the head of a business now uses a keyboard
to send and retrieve data as well as other informa-
tion. Be quick to realize that you will not ho far
in the world of work if you do not learn how to key.
Excel at it and move to the top.

joecool243 writes:
Lesson 14
Zelda might fix the job growth plans very quickly on Monday.
Zelda might fix the job growth plans very quickly on Monday.

He will go with me to the city to get the rest of the tapes.
He will go with me to the city to get the rest of the tapes.

The six men with the problems may wish to visit the tax man.
The six men with the problems may wish to visit the tax man.



F f 5f 5f ff 55 f5f f5f 55f 55f Reach up for 5, 55, and 555.
F f 5f 5f ff 55 f5f f5f 55f 55f Reach up for 5, 55, and 555.

Reach up to 5 and back to f. Did he say to order 55 or 555?
Reach up to 5 and back to f. Did he say to order 55 or 555?

J j 7j 7j jj 77 j7j j7j 77j 77j Reach up fo r7, 77, and 777.
J j 7j 7j jj 77 j7j j7j 77j 77j Reach up fo r7, 77, and 777.

Key the figures 7, 77, and 777. She checked Rooms 7 and 77.
Key the figures 7, 77, and 777. She checked Rooms 7 and 77.



She moved from 819 Briar Lane to 4057 Park Avenue on May 15.
She moved from 819 Briar Lane to 4057 Park Avenue on May 15.

The 50-point quiz on May 17 covers pages 88-94, 97, and 100.
The 50-point quiz on May 17 covers pages 88-94, 97, and 100.

The meeting will be held in Room 87 on March 19 at 5:40 p.m.
The meeting will be held in Room 87 on March 19 at 5:40 p.m.

The 495 representatives met from 7:00 to 8:40 p.m. on May 1.
The 495 representatives met from 7:00 to 8:40 p.m. on May 1.

Social Security Nos. 519-88-7504 and 798-05-4199 were found.
Social Security Nos. 519-88-7504 and 798-05-4199 were found.

My office is at 157 Main, and my home is at 4081 92nd Avenue.
My office is at 157 Main, and my home is at 4081 92nd Avenue.

Runners 180, 190, 495, and 507 were scheduled for August 15.
Runners 180, 190, 495, and 507 were scheduled for August 15.

Her telephone number was changed to 194-5009 on July 1st.
Her telephone number was changed to 194-5009 on July 1st.

Review Rules 1-9 on pages 89-90 and Rules 15-19 on page 174
Review Rules 1-9 on pages 89-90 and Rules 15-19 on page 174




D d 3d 3d dd d3d d3d 33d 33d Reach up for 3, 33, and 333.
D d 3d 3d dd d3d d3d 33d 33d Reach up for 3, 33, and 333.

Add the figures 3, 33, and 333. Read pages 3 to 33 tonight.
Add the figures 3, 33, and 333. Read pages 3 to 33 tonight.

J j 6j 6j jj 66 j6j j6j 66j 66j Reach up for 6, 66, and 666.
J j 6j 6j jj 66 j6j j6j 66j 66j Reach up for 6, 66, and 666.

Key the figures 6, 66, and 666. Did just 6 of 66 finish it?
Key the figures 6, 66, and 666. Did just 6 of 66 finish it?

S s 2s 2s ss 22 s2s s2s 22s 22s Reach up for 2, 22, and 222.
S s 2s 2s ss 22 s2s s2s 22s 22s Reach up for 2, 22, and 222.

Reach up to 2 and back to s. Ashley reviewed pages 2 to 22.
Reach up to 2 and back to s. Ashley reviewed pages 2 to 22.

Only 263 of the 362 flights left on time Monday, July 26.
Only 263 of the 362 flights left on time Monday, July 26.

Read Chapter 26, pages 263 to 326, for the exam on April 23.
Read Chapter 26, pages 263 to 326, for the exam on April 23.



You should try now to transfer to other types of copy
as much of your straight-copy speed as you can. Handwritten
copy and copy in which figures appear tend to slow you down.
You can increase speed on these, however, with extra effort.

An immediate goal for handwritten copy is at least 90 per-
Cent of the straight-copy rate; for copy with fingers, at
least 75 percent. Try to speed up balanced-hand figures such
as 26, 84, and 163. Key harder ones such as 452 and 980 more
slowly

Copy that is written by hand is often not legible, and
the spelling of words may be puzzling. So give major attention
to unclear words. Question and correct the spacing word
with a comma or period you can do this even as you key.

joecool243 writes:
Lesson 17
Jackie will budget for the most expensive zoology equipment.
Jackie will budget for the most expensive zoology equipment.

I had percent of the responses—3,923 of 7,846—by May 1.
I had percent of the responses—3,923 of 7,846—by May 1.

The official paid the men for the work they did on the dock.
The official paid the men for the work they did on the dock.



; ; /; /; ;; // /;/ /;/ 2/3 4/5 and/or We keyed &#189; and &#190;.
; ; /; /; ;; // /;/ /;/ 2/3 4/5 and/or We keyed &#189; and &#190;.

Space between a whole number and a fraction: 5 2/3, 14 6/9.
Space between a whole number and a fraction: 5 2/3, 14 6/9.

Do not space before or after the / in a fraction: 2/3, 7/8.
Do not space before or after the / in a fraction: 2/3, 7/8.

f F $f $F fF$$ f$f F$F $4 $4 for $4 Shift for $ and key $4.
f F $f $F fF$$ f$f F$F $4 $4 for $4 Shift for $ and key $4.

A period separates dollars and cents: $4.50, $6.25, $19.50.
A period separates dollars and cents: $4.50, $6.25, $19.50.

I earned $33.50 on Mon., $23.80 on Tues., and $44.90 on Wed.
I earned $33.50 on Mon., $23.80 on Tues., and $44.90 on Wed.

a A !a !A aA !! a!a A!A 1! 1! I am excited! I won the game!
a A !a !A aA !! a!a A!A 1! 1! I am excited! I won the game!

On your mark! Get ready! Go! Go faster! I won!
On your mark! Get ready! Go! Go faster! I won!

Great! You made the team! Hurry up! I am late for school!
Great! You made the team! Hurry up! I am late for school!



f F %f fF % % f%F 5%f 5%f Shift for the % in 5% and 15%.
f F %f fF % % f%F 5%f 5%f Shift for the % in 5% and 15%.

Do not space between a number and %: 5%, 75%, 85%, and 95%.
Do not space between a number and %: 5%, 75%, 85%, and 95%.

Prices fell 10% on May 1, 15% on June 1, and 20% on July 15.
Prices fell 10% on May 1, 15% on June 1, and 20% on July 15.

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k K <k <K kK << k<K K<K <, <,<k, <k, <K< 10 < 18; 95, 120.

If a < b, and d < c, and e < f, and c and e > a, then a < d.
If a < b, and d < c, and e < f, and c and e > a, then a < d.

l L >l >L lL >> l>L L>L >. .> >l. >L> 20 > 17; 105 > 98.
l L >l >L lL >> l>L L>L >. .> >l. >L> 20 > 17; 105 > 98.

If b > a, and d > c, and f > e, and c and e > a, the f > a.
If b > a, and d > c, and f > e, and c and e > a, the f > a.



Only 2/3 of the class remembered to bring the 5$ on Tuesday!
Only 2/3 of the class remembered to bring the 5$ on Tuesday!

I was really excited! I received &#189; of the 50$ door prize!
I was really excited! I received &#189; of the 50$ door prize!

Only 1/10 of the sellers earned more than $100! I felt bad!
Only 1/10 of the sellers earned more than $100! I felt bad!

Only 25% of the students got the answer to 5x > 10 but <20.
Only 25% of the students got the answer to 5x > 10 but <20.

Yes, 90% of the students scored > 75%, and 10% scored < 75%.
Yes, 90% of the students scored > 75%, and 10% scored < 75%.

Only about 15% of the class understood the < and > concepts!
Only about 15% of the class understood the < and > concepts!

joecool243 writes:
Lesson 18
Zack Gappow saved the job requirement list for the six boys.
Zack Gappow saved the job requirement list for the six boys.

Jay Par’s address is 3856 Ash Place, Houston, TX 77007-2491.
Jay Par’s address is 3856 Ash Place, Houston, TX 77007-2491.

I may visit the big chapel in the dismal town on the island.
I may visit the big chapel in the dismal town on the island.



D d #d dd ## d#d d#d 3# 3# Shift for # as you enter #33d.
Do not space between a number and a #: 3# of #633 at $9.35/#.
Jerry recorded Check #38 as #39, #39 as #40, and # 40 as #41.
J j &j &j jj && j&j j&j 7& 7& Have you hand written to Poe & Son?
Do not space before or after & in initials, e.g. CG%E, B&O.
She will interview with Johnson & Smith and Jones & Beckett.
; + ; + ;+; ;+; +;+ +;+ 7 + 7, a + b + c < a + b + d, 12 + 3
If you add 3 + 4 + 5 +6 + 7, you will get 25 for an answer.
If you add 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6, you will get 20 for an answer.



S s @s @s ss @@ s@ s@ @ @ the @ is used in e-mail addresses.
Change my e-mail address from myers@cs.com to myers@aol.com.
I bought 50 shares of F @ $53 1/8 and 100 of USB @ $58 7/16.
1 1 (1 (1 11 (( 1(1 1(1 9( 9( Shift for the ( as you key (9.
As ( is the shift of 9, use the 1 finger to key 9, (, or (9.
; ; ); ); ;; )) ;); ;); 0) 0) Shift for the ) as you key 0).
As ) is the shift of 0, use the ; finger to key 0, ), or 0).
Hints: (1) depress shift; (2) strike key; (3) release both.
Tab steps: (1) clear tabs, (2) set stops, (3) tabulate.

joecool243 writes:
1. “Every man I meet is in some way my superior.” Henry B. Adams
2. “Find out what you like doing best and get someone
to pay you for doing it.” Ralph Waldo Emerson
3. “I can resist everything except temptation.” Thomas Jefferson
4. “I have always thought the action of men the best
interpreters of their thoughts.” John Locke
5. “A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell, where
his influence stops.” Katherine Whitehom
6. “I’m a great believer in luck, and I find the harder
I work the more I have of it.” Oscar Wilde



1. “No man is rich enough to buy back his past.”
Hellen Keller
2. “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson
3. “Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow.”
Adlai Stevenson
4. “It is the greatest of all advantages to enjoy no advantage at all.”
Henry David Thoreau
5. “If you want something said, ask a man; if you want something
done, ask a woman.” Margaret Thatcher
6. “Man does not live by words alone, despite the fact that sometimes
he has to eat them.” Oscar Wilde

iamthehottie2 writes:
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joecool243 writes:
GLOBALIZATION

We live in a time of worldwide change. What happens in one part of the world impacts people on the other side of the world. People around the world are influenced by common developments.
The term “globalization” is used to describe this phenomenon. According to Harris, the term is being used in a variety of contexts. In a very broad context, media use it almost daily to refer to a wide variety of political, sociological, environmental, and economic trends.
The business world, however, uses this term in a much narrower context to refer to the production, distribution, and marketing of goods and services at an international level. Everyone is impacted by the continued increase of globalization in a variety of ways. The types of food we eat, the kinds of clothes we wear, the variety of technologies that we utilize, the modes of transportation that are available to us, and the types of jobs we pursue are directly linked to “globalization.” Globalization is changing the world we live in.
Causes of Globalization
Harris indicates that there are three main factors contributing to globalization. These factors include:
• The reduction in trade and investment barriers in the post-World War II period.

• The rapid growth and increase in the size of developing countries’ economies.

• Changes in technologies.

Trade Agreements
Originally, each nation established its own rules governing foreign trade. Unfair regulations and tariffs were often the outcome, leading to the tariff wars of the 1930s.
Nations have found it convenient . . . to agree to rules that limit their own freedom of action in trade matters, and generally to work toward removal of artificial and often arbitrary barriers to trade.

Many trade agreements exist in the world today. Three of those agreements (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade [GATT], the European Community, and the North American Free Trade Agreement [NAFTA]) have had or will have a significant impact on the United States.
GATT. The first trade agreement of major significance was the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. GATT was aimed at lowering tariff barriers among its members. The success of the organization is evidenced by its membership. Originally signed by 23 countries in 1947, the number of participating countries continues to grow.
The Uruguay Round of GATT is the most ambitious trade agreement ever attempted. Some 108 nations would lower tariff and other barriers on textiles and agriculture goods; protect one another’s intellectual property; and open their borders to banks, insurance companies, and purveyors of other services.

The European Community. The European Community is another example of how trade agreements impact the production, distribution, and marketing of goods and services. The 12 member nations of the European Community have dismantled the internal borders of its members to enhance trade relations.
Dismantling the borders was only the first step toward an even greater purpose--the peaceful union of European countries. The first step was accomplished by the Paris and Rome treaties, which established the European Community and consequently removed the economic barriers. The treaties called for members to establish a common market; a common customs tariff; and common economic, agricultural, transport, and nuclear policies.
NAFTA. A trade agreement that will have a significant impact on the way business is conducted in the United States is the North American Free Trade Agreement. This trade agreement involves Canada, the United States, and Mexico. Proponents of NAFTA claim that the accord will not only increase trade throughout the Americas, but it will also moderate product prices and create jobs in all three of the countries.
Over the years a number of trade agreements have been enacted that promote trade. The result of these agreements has been an enhanced quality of life because of the increased access to goods and services produced in other countries.
Growth in Developing Countries’ Economies
The growth in developing countries’ economies is another major reason for globalization. According to Jacob, the global surge means more consumers who need goods and services. These needs appear because of the increase in per capita incomes of the developing countries.
According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, the world’s ten biggest emerging markets include:
• Argentina
• Brazil
• China
• India
• Indonesia
• Mexico
• Poland
• South Africa
• South Korea
• Turkey

Of these emerging markets, the most dramatic increase is in the East Asian countries. Estimated per capita incomes rose at an annual rate of 6.5 percent from 1983 to 1993. In China alone, incomes grew 8.5 percent annually.
Recent technological developments have also contributed to globalization. Because of these developments, the world is a smaller place; communication is almost instant to many parts of the world. The extent of the technological developments can be sensed in Engardio’s comments:
Places that until recently were incommunicado are rapidly acquiring state-of-the-art telecommunications that will let them foster both internal and foreign investment. It may take a decade for many countries in Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe to unclog bottlenecks in transportation and power supplies. But by installing optical fiber, digital switches, and the latest wireless transmission systems, urban centers and industrial zones from Beijing to Budapest are stepping into the Information Age. Videoconferencing, electronic data interchange, and digital mobile-phone services already are reaching most of Asia and parts of Eastern Europe.

All of these developing regions see advanced communications as a way to leapfrog stages of economic development.

Summary

The world continues to become more globalized. The trend will continue because of three main factors: new and improved trade agreements, rapid growth rates of developing countries’ economies, and technological advances. All of these factors foster globalization.

joecool243 writes:
DELIVERING THE MAIL

For years, people have used written communication as one of their primary means of exchanging information. Those using this form of communicating have depended on the U.S. mail to transport their messages from one place to another.
For much of American history, the mail was our main form of organized communication. Americans wanting to know the state of the world, the health of a friend, or the fate of their business anxiously awaited the mail. To advise a distant relative, to order goods, to pay a bill, to express views to their congressman or love to their fianc&#233;e, they used the mail. No American institution has been more intimately involved in daily hopes and fears.1

The history of the U.S. mail is not only interesting but also reflective of changes in American society, specifically transportation. A variety of modes of transporting mail have been used over the years. Speed, of course, was the driving force behind most of the changes.
Steamboats
Congress used inventions to move the mail from place to place. In 1813, five years after Robert Fulton’s first experiments on the Hudson River, Congress authorized the Post Office to transport mail by steamboat.2 Transporting mail to river cities worked very well. However, the efficiency of using steamboats to transport mail between New York and San Francisco was questionable. “The distance was 19,000 miles and the trip could take as long as six to seven months.”3
Railroads
Although mail was carried by railroads as early as 1834, it was not until 1838 that Congress declared railroads to be post roads.4 Trains eventually revolutionized mail delivery. The cost of sending a letter decreased substantially, making it more affordable to the public.
No aspect of American life was untouched by the revolution that the trains brought in bringing mail service almost to the level of a free good. (For many years—ironically enough, until the depression called for an increase in the cost of a first-class letter to three cents—an ordinary forst-class letter went for two cents.)5

Pony Express
The Pony Express was one of the most colorful means of transporting mail. This method of delivery was used to take mail from St. Joseph, Missouri, westward

Franko writes:
I got to level 10 and now i cant get past level 7!

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GeorgeRocks writes:
Yeh I agree Franko. He does write too much. I'm Franko's friend. HAHAHAHAHA :p

Franko writes:
Hey GeorgeRocks you still there

Franko writes:
See ya goin to dinner with my Papa

GeorgeRocks writes:
You there Franko? I'm bored too!!!! I'm getting my haircut tomorrow. I MISS YOU!! I can't believe that you moved to Olympia, Washigton and I live in Jackson, Mississippi!!! We're SOOO far away!! I wish i could see you one day

Franko writes:
Wow I didnt realize how far away it is

Franko writes:
Hey George Rocks you sick! :(

lil'z writes:
I made it to level 5/30

lil'z writes:
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Becky writes:
u guys are all stupid.. get over it gosh.

kony writes:
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kony writes:
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Becky writes:
Exacly my point:) lmao

ifri writes:
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