Monday, June 23, 2014

will me and my kids be able to survive on our own?




aunisty


my husband came home from work afew days ago and i had this strong urge to go out to his truck. so i went there and was looking around and i found a pair of womens underware! i panicked, came in the house, started screaming and told him he had to leave right away.

he said he would leave.

he was mostly the bread winner and made approx. $3200 a month. i work my butt off as a CNA and only make $1950 a month after taxes. we have 5 kids ranging from ages 2-13, a pregnant dog expecting 10 puppies in june, and 2 other dogs. and we have a cat and a pet rat.

keep in mind, my cousin babysits the 2 younger kids for only $50 a week while i work and my house is paid off so i only have these bills-

house taxes- 100 a month
house insurance- 50 a month
cable, internet, phone package- 115 a month
electric- 65 a month
car insurance- 85 a month
heat- (summer months) 50 a month
and water and sewer $50 a month
and daycare 200 a month
and my fancy table im paying 45 a month on

i usually take the kids bowling or roller skating too for $30-40 a week so $120 a month
and i spend about $110 on the animals a month

and i pack home lunches for school.

will we be able to survive without my husband, and how soon can i get child support and what do i have to do?



Answer
You have done really well to have put your family budget together so quickly. This is definitely the first thought to consider when parting ways with an ex. You work way too hard to put up with any crap from Mr. Wiggley.

On the other hand, your ex is still the kids father and should be treated as such. Get to a lawyer right away and get an emergency hearing for child support. Your husband will fight back, so it is important to prepare carefully and cooly.

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is this what most families do?




Kim


im 16 and a girl and when im 17, my parents are buying me a car. i have 3 younger siblings, but the one closest to my age is 13 so when im a sophomore in college, he will have his license too. i asked my parents if i would be bringing my car to college with me and they said no because then it will be yours AND your brothers' car. so then i wont have a car at college and when i come home on breaks and stuff we will have to share the car. is this what most families do? or does each kid get a car (if they get a car)?
do you need a car in college? what if im going far?



Answer
That would be what a lot of middle or low class families would do where they don't have enough money as is. Getting a car, insurance, plus gas money can raise up the bill.So, they just have their children share cars, so the parents can afford to pay other things such as phone bills, gas and electric bills, etc.You don't need a car for college, but it is helpful.You could always take the bus or you could make some friends and catch a ride with them.




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Sunday, June 22, 2014

.........Electric car....?







There is an all electric car that is being offered for sale to consumers in the US that is smaller than a Mini, what is the name of the car? How much does it cost? How fast does it go? What company makes it?


Answer
At this time, none of the major auto manufacturers are selling full electric highway-capable cars to the public.

There there is a company called ZAP (Zero Air Pollution) who sells a three-wheeled full-electric car called a Xebra that has a top speed of about 40 mph and a range of about 40 miles. List price is about $10,500. They are also working with Lotus on a vehicle called a ZAP-X which they say will have a top speed of 155 mph and a range of 350 miles. No word on the price point yet.

The Meyers Motors NmG (No more Gas) (formerly the Corbin Sparrow) is another three-wheeled electric car. It has a top speed of over 70 mph and a range of about 30 miles. It is available for $24,900.

There is another company called Commuter Cars who sell a full-electric two-seater called a Tango, the first of which was sold to actor George Clooney. It has a top speed of 150 mph and a range of 60-80 miles. They are not in full production yet. The model available now, the T600, costs $108,000. They plan to make the T200 available in 2008 for $40,000 and the T100 in 2009 for $19,000.

A company called AC Propulsion offers a conversion of a Scion xB to full electric. They call their offering the eBox. It has a top speed of 95 mph, and a range of 140-180 miles per charge, the conversion costs $55,000. Tom Hanks bought one of these recently.

Finally, Tesla Motors will offer the Tesla Roadster in 2008 for $92,000. (All of the 2007 models have been spoken for.) It has a top speed of 130 mph, range of 200 miles, and 0 to 60 in about 4 seconds.

Electric Car? Possible?

Q. I read in STD V our Science Fair in 26th of this month.

I want to do a little different project, so I want to bult a small electric car... is it possilble?? If yes.. how??

Or do you have any other ideas??

I WILL BE THANKFUL
MR. HENRY S:
a model sized car


Answer
the electric car was built in the 1920's. using the same model they put 4 electric motors, one on each wheel. (saw that model in the car museum in Luray VA)
batteries ran the car and it had to be recharged about every 20 miles. Built on what looks like a model t chassis.

If you are trying to build a newer road usable car, there are kits for the older bug, some are hybrids - some are all electric. no idea on the range in time or milage.




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