How Do I Pay for Nursing Home Care with Social Security?

You use all of your monthly Social Security check AND an additional 5k ( or more) from savings/ home equity/ selling your belongings ECT for each month until you are brokeMedicare pays Not 1 red cent for custodial care.90 day maximum per year for rehabilitative care if needed after a hospitalization covered by Medicare.Once you are desoluteyou should qualify for medicaid to cover your shortfall each month ( the nursing home gets your Social Security and any other pensions and you are given 38.

00 a month for personal needs).

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Do Chinese women find western men attractive?

Thanks for the A2A.

Im not entirely sure why Im being asked this, though, considering that Im, for all intents and purposes, American and not really into dudes. Its not like having parents who were born in China magically makes me immune to noticing aesthetically attractive people of any other race.Theres also the part where Im obligated to point out that the Han Chinese are the largest ethnic group in the world, so Im at least 3% sure that Chinese girls are not a monolith.

So yes, statistically, it is likely that some Chinese women find western men attractive (regardless of whatever the heck western is supposed to mean)

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How do I print without spaces in python?

You need to use concatenation like so,a 1, 2, 3b for i in a: b iprint bBut you can also avoid a loop with a slightly more complex statement like so,"".join(map(str, a))The join function will concatenate a list of strings.

But since a in your case is int, you create a list of strings of elements in a using the map function. The map function will apply a function across all elements in a list. In this case, I am using str function to convert the integer into string.

Make sense, I hope

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Why is string final in java?

Final keyword in Java brings in Immutability, i.e the object cannot be changed after its creation.

Strings specifically needs to be immutable as it will bring in more security and performance. Security because important aspects of configuration/text/information cannot be changed once created inside JVM.Performance because since it cannot be changed, it is thread safe and would not have to be worried about synchronized access across the threads.

Also, one of the most important reasons is the way Strings are used in class loading. See this, a simple google search would give you this answer actually. Whats better than waiting for an answer?

Find it.Why String is Immutable or Final in Java

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How do you say "cute" in Esperanto?

Whatu2019s your definition of u201ccuteu2019u2019?

In Esperanto I might say u201cbeleta, aminda, admirinda, bonaspekta, kortuu015da,u2019u2019 among others. If there is a difficulty in translation, it is usually due to the fact that we use words in our mother tongue that we havenu2019t properly defined in our own mind. When I look for an Esperanto translation, I first start with an English dictionary, as in this definition of cute: u201cendearing, adorable, lovable, sweet, lovely, appealing, engaging, delightful, dear, darling, winning, winsome, attractive, pretty.

u201d.

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How do I print "Hello World" in Java without using the main method?

There is no actual use of a program without main method in the real world.

To get your thing done you can print the element in a static block of the program as follows:public class Test static System.out.print(Hello World); System.

exit(1); // abnormal exit Abnormal exit will prevent the JVM to check for main method in the class.Edit: The above program will print Hello World to the console and it depends on the IDE being used. Below is the screenshot for reference.

Inspite of having the System.exit the compiler was searching for main method.

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What is the smallest "hello world" program?

Ok, heres mine:Johney Jumper's answer to How do you write Hello world in x86_64 assembly?I cant say if its the smallest Hello World ever, but it takes up a big 38 bytes on your disk drive and will run in the Windows Command Prompt environment. It CAN run from a window explorer screen also, but the window would open and close so fast you wouldnt see much happen on screen.

Its a very lack-luster Windows program thats written in DOS tools and techniques.

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How do you keep your next-door neighbors at arm's length, when they don't get the hint?

Any chance they are behind on their taxes, or have drugs in the house?

In other words, are they doing something illegal that you could make an anonymous tip about?Meanwhile, if they ask you out again, tell them that you and/or your spouse, have decided to stop drinking alcohol, and it is hard, so you don't want to be around anyone who is drinking. (Or smoking, whatever you can say.

)Finally, speak to some other neighbors. Maybe there are a group of you who are unhappy with these people. Perhaps together you can help them pull back from being interested in the neighbors.

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What is easier, to go to heaven or hell?

To go to hell,as you can do what your heart wants to in its sinful state,To get God's approval you have to walk the narrow path, which is restrictive, but for your own benefit and safety, and it takes mental discipline, you may fail many times, and satan, who is the ruler of this system 1 John 5:19 wants you to stay defeated,But God wants you to rely on his strength and encouragement from his word the Bible on a continuous basis John 17:3 and you will gain that which God promises.The meek will inherit the earth,and turn it into the paradise Jehovah intended.

Jah love and guide

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What, if any, is the difference between "Ma Chu00e9re"/"Mon cher" and "Ma Cherie"/"Mon chu00e9ri"?

"Mon cher" and "ma chre" ( with a grave accent for the feminine) are generally used in formal letters or talks to show to a friend or a family member that you are attached to them. It is often followed by a noun : "mon cher Paul, ma chre tante".

It can be translated by "my dear"."Mon chri" and "ma chrie" (with an accute accent) are used in informal talks towards a person who is very close to you, sentimentally speaking ; like your son or your girlfriend. It can be translated by "darling".

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What does it mean when a girl never texts first but keeps the conversation going when I text her?

I rarely text first, mostly because I never expect someone to be sitting around waiting for me to text them. I assume everyone is busy with better things to do than to look at their phones.

Maybe your girl is like me.Or maybe she isnt.Personally, I think a simple Hey, it seems like I always initiate these conversations preferably face to face but thats up to you, is more productive than game-playing.

I say this because if she is like me, then shell just assume that youre too busy to text and your secret hidden message wont come across and youll both lose out on some good conversation

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Why my python code snippet is printing none along with the answer?

First of all, your program shouldnt work as the input would be a string and you are comparing a string with an integer . It should be numint(input("Enter number-")).

Secondly, it would print the desired answer as you have printed it inside the function. But the function returns None and you are not only calling the function, you are printing the returned value, which is None. Ideally you should do something likedef fact(): numint(input("Enter number-")) ans1 while (num>1): ansans*num num-1 return ansprint(fact())

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Which is more correct, Jane said, 'Hello, John' or 'Hello John'?

The state/condition that made Jane to say: u2018Hello, Johnu2019 is considered correct; all because Jane sounded in a pure and positive manner as a form of greeting to John. That indicated she really gave a warm greeting to John who she knows very well.On the other hand if it were to be that Jane said u2018hello Johnu2019?

that might have fallen in a situation whereby Jane was not sure or she didn't specifically know that was John therefore her greeting tone tend to be in a form asking (a question) wanting to know whether the one she was calling was John actually.

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What is signed char and unsigned char exactly?

Parallel to signed and unsigned ints (either short or long), similarly there also exist signed and unsigned chars, both occupying one byte each, but having different ranges.

To begin with it might appear strange as to how a char can have a sign. Consider the statementchar ch 'A' ;Here what gets stored in ch is the binary equivalent of the ASCII value of A (i. e.

binary of 65). And if 65s binary can be stored, then -54s binary can also be stored (in a signed char).A signed char is same as an ordinary char and has a range from -128 to 127; whereas, an unsigned char has a range from 0 to 255

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Why use conditional compilation in c programming?

Conditional Compilation:It is the process of defining compiler directives that cause different parts of the code to be compiled, and others to be ignored. This technique can be used in a cross-platform development scenario to specify parts of the code that are compiled specific to a particular platform.Many programming languages support conditional compilation.

Typically compiler directives define or "undefine" certain variables; other directives test these variables and modify compilation accordingly.In C and some languages with a similar syntax, this is done using an '#ifdef' directive

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Do Czechs and Slovaks regret the dissolution of Czechoslovakia?

Nope!

Most czech should regret the ever formation of Czechoslovakia artificial state the cost czechs beyond believable amount of money! And lots of it culture!I personally more regret that things weren't handled difrent at creation of czechia and we could certainly still have our German speaking czechs and be today on level with the netherlands and similar in constitution to Belgium or Switzerland!

But unfortunately the comprise between benes and masarik was Czechoslovakian state who benes knew probably how that will end up and frankly i think masarik deep inside too!Our sudeten population was always torn in an eye of benes!Otherwise czech republic would be very difrent place today!

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The most polite way to end a text message conversation?

If you need/want to stop a conversation, making up exuses is sadly one of the only ways to go, unless the person your talking too won't try to get you to keep talking. If they're nice, you can just say you have to sleep, or simply say you have to go.

Buuut, some people try and convince you to stay. (Don't be friends with those people. ) In that case, you'll have to use exuses like burning food, or larger issues popping up that'll cause you to stop talking for a while.

Like your having dinner with family, or you have an appointment and have to drive, etc

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How do I print a character multiple times in the assembly language?

There are bios/dos calls that can be made on a pc to print to the display or the printer. The dos one is redirectable to files and such If you want to go straight to the hardware you can write to video memory but then you need to set the current video mode.

Because you are running this in a DOS box we can assume the video mode of colour text 80*25. This snippet should print A 25 times starting at the current cursor position.mov cx, 25 ; # of times to do somethingSomeLabel:mov al,A ; character to print or displaymov ah,0eh ; write char at cursorint 10h ; call biosloop SomeLabel

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What's the difference between string s new string("A") and string s "A"?

Both expression gives you String object, but there is subtle difference between them. When you create String object using new() operator, it always create a new object in heap memory. On the other hand, if you create object using String literal syntax e.

g. "Java", it may return an existing object from String poolFor better understanding look at this example:String amodiString bmodiab is trueButString anew string(modi)String bnew string(modi)ab is falseNow look at examples when you create string literals ,objects point to same value since they are in constant pool,where as when you use new keywords seperate objects are created and stored in heap