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Toys: A Useful Strategy
The single most important thing about playtime is that it’s fun. When your child is having fun, her interest level is at a maximum. You buy certain toys for your child and she doesn...

Are You at Risk For Diabetes?
There are two types of diabetes, type one and type two. Diabetes is the leading cause of blindness in adults and untreated it can lead to nerve damage and amputation, as well as vision problems. In me...

Vehicle Loans
There are a huge variety of vehicle loan options available today. There are many factors which, can help you get the loan which best suits you. The starting point is your credit rating. Get a copy of...

Understanding Your Credit Report To Ensure Good Credit
You can't be confused as a credit card user. Well, actually, you can be. But, it's not suggested. Staying complacent, being unknowledgeable and not wanting to be informed will only get you into hor...

Resolved Question: Barbizon modeling/acting called me? is it legit?
I got a phone call about 10 minutes ago from some lady from Barbizon. She rambled about doing a Back to school fashion show at a local mall and commercials and asked to talk to my mom. my mom set up an audition for sunday, but im not convinced that this is legit. this is my dream, and im extremely serious and focused about this. i dont want to be scammed. is this for real? and if it is, what do i do?

Resolved Question: Why do so many Africans act like African-Americans are supposed to be their role-models?
Why do they act like we are supposed be setting some kind of example for them? Why do they, in the process of criticizing us, forget to acknoweldge the countless problems of their own people back in Africa? @ the ignorant posters named holistic and vile substance you didn't answer my other question. why do they list all of the problems that we "BLACK AMERICANS" ever have, had, and will have, but never answer for the problems that their own people have. I like your catchy responses to my question, but they have no substance. I can see that this quesiton has failed to generate an intelligent response. you'll be seeing it again tomorrow night. @ Me. F and Spoons, thanks for sympathizing with me. SILLY FART - they bring up hurtful stereotypes about african americans and pretend we are all like this, but then when people bring up equally hurtful stereotypes about them(which i hate to do), they get offended and then don't want to ever talk to them again. what's with the double standard. they are act like we are supposed to be perfect just because we are in america and think that they think they can bash us left and right for no reason. they expect us to answer for every problem in black america (gangs, black-on-black violence, lack of education, ect but when someone wants them to answer for things like the black-on-black WARS going on in Africa, the lazy leaders that many african nations they have, the aids crisis in africa...they can't take it. I think we should just get along, and realize that both of our people have had problems in the past, and still have problems today, and shouldn't pit ourselves against each other over these things becuase we are all still black. SILLY FART- I am not sure if you have ever been to america, i hear you are from london, things may be different here than they are there. BLACK AMERICAN - what you just said is just as bad as what they do to us. TWO WRONGS don't make a right. @ HONESTY AND WISDOM, most black americans who claim to be in touch with the 'motherland' are more than happy to embrace their african counterparts. what you said is like saying an american eurocentric wouldn't embrace a european, it makes no sense. it is them who turn their noses up at us. @ HONESTY AND WISDOM, most black americans who claim to be in touch with the 'motherland' are more than happy to embrace their african counterparts. what you said is like saying an american eurocentric wouldn't embrace a european, it makes no sense. it is them who turn their noses up at us. *eurocentricist

Resolved Question: Acting or Modeling in Karachi Pakistan ?
I was wanting to get into acting and modeling in Karachi Pakistan. I have some prior experience in the US but I have no idea how to get into the business in Karachi. Any ideas?

Resolved Question: 27 years old, no acting/modeling experience, too late to start?
I work in completely unrelated field, but have been curious. Is it realistic to expect success now? How do I start....would appreciate people who have already walked this path..

Resolved Question: What is a good modeling/acting/singing website?
Not one that you have to pay for.

Resolved Question: I want to model/act?
I want to be a model/actress. The only problem is, I am only 5'4, so runway is def out. What are some good agencies around Pensacola, Florida? Can I still be a print model if i am only 5'3? Where exactly would I need to travel to, Meg R?