Q&ampA: What are some easy and inexpensive ways to make some money?

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Q&ampA: What are some easy and inexpensive ways to make some money?
<strong><i>Question by Brooke</i>: What are some easy and inexpensive ways to make some money?</strong>
My cousin, friend, and I are planning a beach trip in a few months and we want a way to earn some money. We have already thought about a bake sale where my mom works. And maybe making some bird houses. Just a few bucks a piece for the stuff we sale is all we are looking for. Any ideas? we have about 4 or 5 months till the trip.


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<p><i>Answer by Robert E. Lee</i><br>Congratulations!!! You are the millionth person this week asking this question. There are none. They are all get rich quick scams to take your money.</p>

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Q&ampA: How can I discover impartial baseball groups in Ohio to tryout for?

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Q&ampA: How can I discover impartial baseball groups in Ohio to tryout for?
<strong><i>Query by sportscar091788</i>: How can I discover impartial baseball groups in Ohio to tryout for?</strong>
I want to tryout for a impartial baseball group in Ohio. I cannot discover it on-line. Does anybody know something about this? Or have any suggestions?


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Southern Floor Hornbill

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This handsome hen not often flies, but was on prime of the fence of his enclosure when I arrived there. The zoo personnel experienced to coax him back down, but I was thrilled for a wonderful image opp. Generally, you have to shoot these guys by way of a chain url fence.</p>
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We know this aged hen. This male Baltimore Oriole was originally banded on May possibly fourteen, 2003 in our Michigan property as a SY (second calendar year) hen. As a result, he'll be six several years aged this calendar year.</p>
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This relatively massive hen landed in a tree in our yard. This was the ideal shot I could get ahead of he (she?) flew absent.</p>

What are the purple, triangular-cylinder shaped items I preserve observing hanging from trees?

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What are the purple, triangular-cylinder shaped items I preserve observing hanging from trees?
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<strong><i>Issue by um yeah...</i>: What are the purple, triangular-cylinder shaped items I preserve observing hanging from trees?</strong>
I would guess that the they are around 2.5' tall by 1' vast. They are royal purple in shade. It really is tough to explain to what content they are created from, but my greatest guess would be some sort of nylon. I dwell in a rural location, and I'm observing them hung up all above the spot now. I puzzled if these are some type of new bat residence or fowl residence?


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<p><i>Reply by Sandyspacecase</i><br>They could be traps set out by the Section of Agriculture. In my location they are set out to see about specific flies and other damaging bugs. They may well be making an attempt to observe the migration of them also. They will not likely damage you,but go away them up in the trees or it may well spoil their tests.</p>

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Is there these kinds of a issue as a dragonfly property?

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Is there these kinds of a issue as a dragonfly property?
<strong><i>Concern by dinoman411</i>: Is there these kinds of a issue as a dragonfly property?</strong>
Is there these kinds of a issue as a dragonfly property? Like in a hen property or butterfly property but for dragonflies? If so does any individual know how I can create one particular, or the place I can get instructions to create one particular?


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<p><i>Response by gmanwill</i><br>I will not consider anyone's at any time invented a dragonfly property but I am confident you could create a dragonfly property with any layout you wished. I would use a lot of parallel rods or poles that they could use to stand on.

The challenging portion would be attracting them to land on the dragonfly property. However, I have only at any time heard of dragonflies taking in stay prey, like other bugs. You could do some investigation and uncover a variety of bait that would draw in them (like birdseed but for dragonflies). I am not confident if this exists.
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How old do you have to be to drive a golf cart in a new jersey neighborhood?

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How old do you have to be to drive a golf cart in a new jersey neighborhood?
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My 11 year old daughter wants a golf cart so that she can drive to her cousin's house. He lives about 10 doors down, and she wants to be able to drive it legally. Please help!!! PS. Only in OUR NJ neighborhood.


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<p><i>Answer by Michael</i><br>In order to legally drive the golf cart your daughter has to be 16 with a drivers license. The golf cart would also have to be registered. An alternative maybe a motorized scooter? dont need a license for those.</p>

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