fly an aircraft is a skilled work just like drive car or not?
Q. I know drive car is a skilled work. No,I can. I can kick your ass out of door Braon ass
Asked by Fan - Sun Jan 31 12:07:16 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not a very co-ordinated person and I can do it as well as the next man. I hope to go commercial when I'm older. And it is quite a grammatical thing as you are constantly communicating with Radar and other things. You need to be able to view multiple dials at one time very much like a car but the level of concentration required in comparison to driving a car is tenfold. But if you want to be a pilot here are some links you could use. www.ftejerez.com www.oaa.com
Answered by Zander - Sun Jan 31 14:56:44 2010
Q. I know drive car is a skilled work. No,I can. I can kick your ass out of door Braon ass
Asked by Fan - Sun Jan 31 12:07:16 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not a very co-ordinated person and I can do it as well as the next man. I hope to go commercial when I'm older. And it is quite a grammatical thing as you are constantly communicating with Radar and other things. You need to be able to view multiple dials at one time very much like a car but the level of concentration required in comparison to driving a car is tenfold. But if you want to be a pilot here are some links you could use. www.ftejerez.com www.oaa.com
Answered by Zander - Sun Jan 31 14:56:44 2010
Is a floor installer considered a skilled profession to get a permanent visa to live and work in Canada?
Q. Me and my husband want to move to Canada.He is a man of all trade ,but his skilled profession is a floor installer.
Asked by mrs spikes - Fri Nov 20 10:11:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A floor installer is not considered a skilled profession for Canadian Immigration. Skilled workers are people whose skills are in short supply, like medical doctors. Floor installers are not in short supply in Canada, and therefore your husband cannot qualify.
Answered by Barb G - Fri Nov 20 13:51:06 2009
Q. Me and my husband want to move to Canada.He is a man of all trade ,but his skilled profession is a floor installer.
Asked by mrs spikes - Fri Nov 20 10:11:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A floor installer is not considered a skilled profession for Canadian Immigration. Skilled workers are people whose skills are in short supply, like medical doctors. Floor installers are not in short supply in Canada, and therefore your husband cannot qualify.
Answered by Barb G - Fri Nov 20 13:51:06 2009
What is the skilled occupation list for immigrating to Australia?
Q. Where can i find more information about this list and if my current job in Philippines will be adequate for a skilled visa.
Asked by Cady - Mon Jun 29 20:34:53 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The list is on this page where you can see the points that are given for each occupation. You will also be able to look at the assessing authority next to your occupation who will be able to give you information about the experience that you need as well as a qualification.
Answered by Leon B - Tue Jun 30 05:30:02 2009
Q. Where can i find more information about this list and if my current job in Philippines will be adequate for a skilled visa.
Asked by Cady - Mon Jun 29 20:34:53 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The list is on this page where you can see the points that are given for each occupation. You will also be able to look at the assessing authority next to your occupation who will be able to give you information about the experience that you need as well as a qualification.
Answered by Leon B - Tue Jun 30 05:30:02 2009
How long should it take us to receive a Regional Skilled Migration Visa to Australia?
Q. We just mailed our skills assessment and expect to receive a good result. We will be moving to either Western Australia, Tasmania, South Australia, or Victoria, in one of the wine regions. We are hoping to purchase a vineyard/orchard/bed and breakfast accommodation and manage it ourselves. We are applying for the skilled regional visa rather than the business owner's visa to give us more flexibility in employment. Any suggestions?
Asked by onequest - Sat Jul 1 11:37:27 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there, Processing time will depend on a couple on things, e.g. the state you apply to and your nominated occupation. Also, is it the Skilled Independent Regional (SIR) visa or the State / Territory Nominated Independent (STNI) you are applying for? If you are thinking of applying for the SIR are you aware that it is only a temporary residence visa in which case it might be worthwhile investigating your permanent residence options. If you email me your details at answers@visalogic.net I can provide you with more exact information.
Answered by JS - Mon Jul 3 08:10:07 2006
Q. We just mailed our skills assessment and expect to receive a good result. We will be moving to either Western Australia, Tasmania, South Australia, or Victoria, in one of the wine regions. We are hoping to purchase a vineyard/orchard/bed and breakfast accommodation and manage it ourselves. We are applying for the skilled regional visa rather than the business owner's visa to give us more flexibility in employment. Any suggestions?
Asked by onequest - Sat Jul 1 11:37:27 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there, Processing time will depend on a couple on things, e.g. the state you apply to and your nominated occupation. Also, is it the Skilled Independent Regional (SIR) visa or the State / Territory Nominated Independent (STNI) you are applying for? If you are thinking of applying for the SIR are you aware that it is only a temporary residence visa in which case it might be worthwhile investigating your permanent residence options. If you email me your details at answers@visalogic.net I can provide you with more exact information.
Answered by JS - Mon Jul 3 08:10:07 2006
How can i get a temporary work visa for a skilled job in Wollongong or nearby?
Q. I would like to work in or around Wollongong for 6-12 months in a skilled job but am not sure how i would go about this or if i can even do it temporarily?
Asked by Kirsty - Thu Jan 29 19:37:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're between 18 and 30 and come from a country that has working holiday arrangements with Australia, you should be able to get a Working Holiday visa. That will allow you to do any type of work (skilled or unskilled) for up to 12 months but you must not work for any given employer for longer than 6 months. You must be outside Australia when you apply and when the visa is granted. If you don't qualify for a working holiday visa, you would need to find an employer to sponsor you for a Temporary Business (Long Stay) - Standard Business Sponsorship (Subclass 457) visa. The occupation must be on the Skilled Occupations List (SOL); you must be qualified to do that job; the employer must make an application to sponsor you and must meet… [cont.]
Answered by Ozmaniac - Thu Jan 29 21:12:41 2009
Q. I would like to work in or around Wollongong for 6-12 months in a skilled job but am not sure how i would go about this or if i can even do it temporarily?
Asked by Kirsty - Thu Jan 29 19:37:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're between 18 and 30 and come from a country that has working holiday arrangements with Australia, you should be able to get a Working Holiday visa. That will allow you to do any type of work (skilled or unskilled) for up to 12 months but you must not work for any given employer for longer than 6 months. You must be outside Australia when you apply and when the visa is granted. If you don't qualify for a working holiday visa, you would need to find an employer to sponsor you for a Temporary Business (Long Stay) - Standard Business Sponsorship (Subclass 457) visa. The occupation must be on the Skilled Occupations List (SOL); you must be qualified to do that job; the employer must make an application to sponsor you and must meet… [cont.]
Answered by Ozmaniac - Thu Jan 29 21:12:41 2009
How can I help my sister get skilled ay basketball?
Q. I am not bad at basketball, but my sister wants to learn to get better from me, but I don't know where to start. How can I help my sister get skilled ay basketball?
Asked by Da Masta - Sun Oct 18 12:27:44 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dribbling with both hands is where you should start. Practice v-dribble and crossovers with each hand. Lay-ups with both hands is also very important. Next move to the jumpshot. Start close to the basket and stress proper form. If you don't have an idea of what a proper form looks like it is easy to find in online. The third part would be defense and rebounding. Practice with a good defensive stance and teach her how to play good 1 on 1 defense. Also show her how to box out. Basketball only has a couple of key components to it. So practice these areas with repetition.
Answered by Nick - Sun Oct 18 13:41:42 2009
Q. I am not bad at basketball, but my sister wants to learn to get better from me, but I don't know where to start. How can I help my sister get skilled ay basketball?
Asked by Da Masta - Sun Oct 18 12:27:44 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dribbling with both hands is where you should start. Practice v-dribble and crossovers with each hand. Lay-ups with both hands is also very important. Next move to the jumpshot. Start close to the basket and stress proper form. If you don't have an idea of what a proper form looks like it is easy to find in online. The third part would be defense and rebounding. Practice with a good defensive stance and teach her how to play good 1 on 1 defense. Also show her how to box out. Basketball only has a couple of key components to it. So practice these areas with repetition.
Answered by Nick - Sun Oct 18 13:41:42 2009
what is the procedure to become a skilled IT developer?
Q. i am doing my B.tech(information technology) first year.i am first graduate in my family.so please any one guide to be skilled in my field.
Asked by Mona Nandy - Wed Jul 28 04:08:12 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. After completing your B Tech try to do: .NET 2.0 (C# or VB.NET) Atlas, Windows Communication Foundation, Windows Workflow Foundation. Web Standards markup using HTML/Xhtml dom based scripting (JavaScript) css xml sql & Database Design Microsoft offer free versions of the Visual Studio & SQL toolsets for download, so it s a great place to start. so that you can become a skilled IT developer
Answered by Amit - Wed Jul 28 04:12:09 2010
Q. i am doing my B.tech(information technology) first year.i am first graduate in my family.so please any one guide to be skilled in my field.
Asked by Mona Nandy - Wed Jul 28 04:08:12 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. After completing your B Tech try to do: .NET 2.0 (C# or VB.NET) Atlas, Windows Communication Foundation, Windows Workflow Foundation. Web Standards markup using HTML/Xhtml dom based scripting (JavaScript) css xml sql & Database Design Microsoft offer free versions of the Visual Studio & SQL toolsets for download, so it s a great place to start. so that you can become a skilled IT developer
Answered by Amit - Wed Jul 28 04:12:09 2010
How many years work experience in IT for australian skilled migrant visa?
Q. Im 37, Irish, have a degree in IT and work as a Desktop Support Analyst for the last 3 years, about to progress to a Network Support Analyst. What are my chances of getting the Skilled Migrant Visa? Specifically, do I need 3 or 4 years relevant work experience? Thanks!
Asked by El Snookerboots - Fri Dec 18 04:30:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on your nominated occupation. If the assessment authority for your nominated occupation is the Australian Computer Society (ACS), you must have a degree with a strong IT major and 4 years professional level experience. If your occupation is assessed by vetassess, then a degree and 1 year's experience is acceptable. Check the ASRI list for the assessing authority for your occupation:
Answered by Ozmaniac - Fri Dec 18 04:42:58 2009
Q. Im 37, Irish, have a degree in IT and work as a Desktop Support Analyst for the last 3 years, about to progress to a Network Support Analyst. What are my chances of getting the Skilled Migrant Visa? Specifically, do I need 3 or 4 years relevant work experience? Thanks!
Asked by El Snookerboots - Fri Dec 18 04:30:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on your nominated occupation. If the assessment authority for your nominated occupation is the Australian Computer Society (ACS), you must have a degree with a strong IT major and 4 years professional level experience. If your occupation is assessed by vetassess, then a degree and 1 year's experience is acceptable. Check the ASRI list for the assessing authority for your occupation:
Answered by Ozmaniac - Fri Dec 18 04:42:58 2009
Where can I best find skilled workers ready to relocate to Canada for work purposes?
Q. I am looking for Skilled workers who are ready and willing and motivated to relocate to Canada from all over the world and join its labour force. Best place to look?
Asked by staff@ - Thu Aug 24 14:42:56 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They aren't skilled, BUT Hollywood is FULL of self important people (actors) who have been threatening to LEAVE the USA since, oh, since 2000. They are STILL here and by the recent events of Paramount firing one of it's "workers", there may be more out of work actors looking for a job. Sooo,,,I'd look to Hollywood.
Answered by Cindy Loo Who - Thu Aug 24 14:46:42 2006
Q. I am looking for Skilled workers who are ready and willing and motivated to relocate to Canada from all over the world and join its labour force. Best place to look?
Asked by staff@ - Thu Aug 24 14:42:56 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They aren't skilled, BUT Hollywood is FULL of self important people (actors) who have been threatening to LEAVE the USA since, oh, since 2000. They are STILL here and by the recent events of Paramount firing one of it's "workers", there may be more out of work actors looking for a job. Sooo,,,I'd look to Hollywood.
Answered by Cindy Loo Who - Thu Aug 24 14:46:42 2006
Does anyone know around how much skilled carpenters are paid in Italy? How is their economy compared to ours?
Q. I need to know if we can make a living there, we are moving to the northwest side of Italy (Genova area) and my husband is a skilled carpenter, I know around how much cost of living is, but I need a rough estimate of the amount of income we should expect to generate? Has anyone lived there, or knows someone who lived/lives there? How is thier financial situation? Thank you for the help... I worry!
Asked by Blueroo - Thu Aug 9 18:52:14 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Province of Como or most northern regions of Italy are considered more affluent and consequently,the workers gain higher salaries to support the higher cost of living. Self-employed people may wish to join the Unione di Commercio, which provides a range of information and assistance for the self-employed . Please consult the website cited below, to learn more. I hope that yr husband has applied for the proper authorizations and license required for a sole trader or self-employed individual. Note: You should never be tempted to start work before you re registered, for which there are stiff penalties, which may include a large fine, confiscation of machinery or tools, deportation and even a ban from entering Italy for a number of years.… [cont.]
Answered by BBPerfume - Thu Aug 9 22:29:44 2007
Q. I need to know if we can make a living there, we are moving to the northwest side of Italy (Genova area) and my husband is a skilled carpenter, I know around how much cost of living is, but I need a rough estimate of the amount of income we should expect to generate? Has anyone lived there, or knows someone who lived/lives there? How is thier financial situation? Thank you for the help... I worry!
Asked by Blueroo - Thu Aug 9 18:52:14 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Province of Como or most northern regions of Italy are considered more affluent and consequently,the workers gain higher salaries to support the higher cost of living. Self-employed people may wish to join the Unione di Commercio, which provides a range of information and assistance for the self-employed . Please consult the website cited below, to learn more. I hope that yr husband has applied for the proper authorizations and license required for a sole trader or self-employed individual. Note: You should never be tempted to start work before you re registered, for which there are stiff penalties, which may include a large fine, confiscation of machinery or tools, deportation and even a ban from entering Italy for a number of years.… [cont.]
Answered by BBPerfume - Thu Aug 9 22:29:44 2007
How skilled were the Roman Gladiators in hand to hand?
Q. How skilled were the Roman Gladiators in hand to hand fighting? Were they typically forced to duel in the arena? How often was the duel a fight to the death?
Asked by Hank - Wed Apr 28 15:53:44 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd imagine it depended on the gladiator.
Answered by Khamsin - Wed Apr 28 16:23:30 2010
Q. How skilled were the Roman Gladiators in hand to hand fighting? Were they typically forced to duel in the arena? How often was the duel a fight to the death?
Asked by Hank - Wed Apr 28 15:53:44 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd imagine it depended on the gladiator.
Answered by Khamsin - Wed Apr 28 16:23:30 2010
How could i get my qualifications in my country to pass the Aus skilled assessment?
Q. Hey there I wondered how i could get my qualifications in my country to pass the Australia skill assessment? Or it a MUST to have the international qualifications or Australian qualifications to pass the skilled assessment? Well...Do i have to do a job related to my qualifications? Thanks for your feedback.
Asked by Christian - Fri Jan 8 13:34:05 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The acceptability of overseas qualifications depends very much on the quality of the educational institution where you gained them, the occupation you have nominated and the requirements of the Australian skills assessment body responsible for assessment of that occupation. Well over half of Australia's skilled immigrants gained their qualifications in their own country, so unless there is something particularly lacking in the tertiary education or trade training system in your own country, you should also be able to do so, though you may need some additional education in order to pass skills assessment for some occupations. "Do i have to do a job related to my qualifications?" I'm not really sure if you're asking about your work… [cont.]
Answered by Ozmaniac - Sat Jan 9 01:50:17 2010
Q. Hey there I wondered how i could get my qualifications in my country to pass the Australia skill assessment? Or it a MUST to have the international qualifications or Australian qualifications to pass the skilled assessment? Well...Do i have to do a job related to my qualifications? Thanks for your feedback.
Asked by Christian - Fri Jan 8 13:34:05 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The acceptability of overseas qualifications depends very much on the quality of the educational institution where you gained them, the occupation you have nominated and the requirements of the Australian skills assessment body responsible for assessment of that occupation. Well over half of Australia's skilled immigrants gained their qualifications in their own country, so unless there is something particularly lacking in the tertiary education or trade training system in your own country, you should also be able to do so, though you may need some additional education in order to pass skills assessment for some occupations. "Do i have to do a job related to my qualifications?" I'm not really sure if you're asking about your work… [cont.]
Answered by Ozmaniac - Sat Jan 9 01:50:17 2010
Recommendations on any skilled and talented seamstresses in Germany?
Q. My prom is on May 15. Do you know anybody who is extremely experienced and skilled on dress alternations? If so, can you give me some information on where she lives, etc.? Thanks!
Asked by Thatasian:) - Thu Apr 22 12:01:26 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. My prom is on May 15. Do you know anybody who is extremely experienced and skilled on dress alternations? If so, can you give me some information on where she lives, etc.? Thanks!
Asked by Thatasian:) - Thu Apr 22 12:01:26 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How many dependent can I apply together for Australia skilled-migrant?
Q. I'm going to apply Australia skilled-migrant soon. Every required documents are ready. I'll apply two of my son (both below 18) and my wife as my dependent. I also want to apply dependent for my parents, but I can't still ddecidet. I'm worry applying too many dependent makes my application fail. If anybody know, Please give me advice.
Asked by Ricky C - Sun Nov 23 22:28:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Learn to write a clear sentence in English before you apply.
Answered by wartz - Sun Nov 23 22:32:51 2008
Q. I'm going to apply Australia skilled-migrant soon. Every required documents are ready. I'll apply two of my son (both below 18) and my wife as my dependent. I also want to apply dependent for my parents, but I can't still ddecidet. I'm worry applying too many dependent makes my application fail. If anybody know, Please give me advice.
Asked by Ricky C - Sun Nov 23 22:28:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Learn to write a clear sentence in English before you apply.
Answered by wartz - Sun Nov 23 22:32:51 2008
what is it like working as a therapy assistant in a skilled nursing facility?
Q. I am looking for a job as an Occupational Therapy Assistant. I wanted to know what the pros and cons of working in a skilled nursing facility (to be specific in California) would be.
Asked by rcklucy - Tue Jul 8 15:02:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Rocker... I am a COTA working in a SNF. I enjoy it because I really enjoy the elderly. I would be better equiped to answer your question if I knew what settings you were comparing a SNF to. One of the major requirements (neither pro nor con) for working in a SNF is an understanding of Medicare and other payor source guidelines. Other than that, the interventions are pretty much the same with special attention paid to conditions and precautions of the frail and elderly. Hope this helps!
Answered by Theotherone - Thu Jul 10 23:36:08 2008
Q. I am looking for a job as an Occupational Therapy Assistant. I wanted to know what the pros and cons of working in a skilled nursing facility (to be specific in California) would be.
Asked by rcklucy - Tue Jul 8 15:02:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Rocker... I am a COTA working in a SNF. I enjoy it because I really enjoy the elderly. I would be better equiped to answer your question if I knew what settings you were comparing a SNF to. One of the major requirements (neither pro nor con) for working in a SNF is an understanding of Medicare and other payor source guidelines. Other than that, the interventions are pretty much the same with special attention paid to conditions and precautions of the frail and elderly. Hope this helps!
Answered by Theotherone - Thu Jul 10 23:36:08 2008
How do you build roads, bridges, and overpasses without highly skilled construction workers?
Q. ??? Inspired by: "Criteria can be set so that the money does go to others, the long term unemployed minorities, women, people who are not necessarily construction workers or high-skilled professionals." You do need skilled workers on road construction - you need carpenters, masoners, and other skilled trades - obviously not to be flag-wavers but for other positions.
Asked by Ana Stasia Nika - Thu Jan 22 18:50:30 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Thats a bad idea...and the answer to your question is...You dont. Its these bridges and roads that collapse on people and kill hundreds. Non skilled workers should go back to flipping burgers and making french fries, leave science for the engineers.
Answered by Joshy - Thu Jan 22 19:14:38 2009
Q. ??? Inspired by: "Criteria can be set so that the money does go to others, the long term unemployed minorities, women, people who are not necessarily construction workers or high-skilled professionals." You do need skilled workers on road construction - you need carpenters, masoners, and other skilled trades - obviously not to be flag-wavers but for other positions.
Asked by Ana Stasia Nika - Thu Jan 22 18:50:30 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Thats a bad idea...and the answer to your question is...You dont. Its these bridges and roads that collapse on people and kill hundreds. Non skilled workers should go back to flipping burgers and making french fries, leave science for the engineers.
Answered by Joshy - Thu Jan 22 19:14:38 2009
How long does it take to get Canadian skilled worker visa from London?
Q. Hi, I am going to apply for a Skilled Worker visa to live and work in Canada. I live in London and have seen on the CIC website that it can take anything from 30 months to...forever! I heard from someone that it only took 9 months! Would anyone who has managed to get their skilled worker visa from London be able to say how long it actually took? I wish to come with my husband and child and have family in Canada. Does that make any difference? Thx!
Asked by jastca - Sat Jul 12 09:03:14 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Current processing times are listed on the CIC website and show the percentage of applications processed within a certain time - the current processing rate for the London office for Skilled Workers applying federally (as opposed to for Quebec) is that 30% of cases are finalised within 31 months, 50% of cases are finalised within 33 months, 70% of cases are finalised within 35 months, and 80% of cases are finalised within 38 months. If you have family in Canada and are taking family with you it makes no difference in processing time, but it will make a difference in your qualification (number of points, etc). It would be wise to have a thorough read of the CIC website yourself as application procedures have just changed - they will be… [cont.]
Answered by mashimaro - Sat Jul 12 09:21:37 2008
Q. Hi, I am going to apply for a Skilled Worker visa to live and work in Canada. I live in London and have seen on the CIC website that it can take anything from 30 months to...forever! I heard from someone that it only took 9 months! Would anyone who has managed to get their skilled worker visa from London be able to say how long it actually took? I wish to come with my husband and child and have family in Canada. Does that make any difference? Thx!
Asked by jastca - Sat Jul 12 09:03:14 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Current processing times are listed on the CIC website and show the percentage of applications processed within a certain time - the current processing rate for the London office for Skilled Workers applying federally (as opposed to for Quebec) is that 30% of cases are finalised within 31 months, 50% of cases are finalised within 33 months, 70% of cases are finalised within 35 months, and 80% of cases are finalised within 38 months. If you have family in Canada and are taking family with you it makes no difference in processing time, but it will make a difference in your qualification (number of points, etc). It would be wise to have a thorough read of the CIC website yourself as application procedures have just changed - they will be… [cont.]
Answered by mashimaro - Sat Jul 12 09:21:37 2008
What would happen if an extremely skilled forex trader cornered the worlds currency market, and managed to...?
Q. I want to know in your opinion what you think would happen if one day an extremely skilled, talented and diciplined forex trader took 100, and doubled it every day for a year which I know isn't even possible, but if they managed to, and managed to corner and accumulate the currency markets worldwide, what would the govenments and people of the world do about it if someone did this?
Asked by William M - Wed Dec 30 09:07:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Firstly, there isn't anywhere near enough money on the planet for someone to double their money every day. Do the maths and you'll see that you end up with well over 10^100 pounds - which is billions of pounds for every proton in the universe!! But even the greatest traders do not come anywhere near doubling their money in a day. They make profits by trading vast sums on tiny margins. A 1% profit in a day is excellent if you were trading with 10 million. And in any case there is a limited supply of currency, which is small compared to the reserves held by governments (of their own and other major world currencies). If one trader (or bank) bought up all the available Pounds Sterling, the impact would not be catastrophic. And to do so… [cont.]
Answered by SimonC - Wed Dec 30 10:27:15 2009
Q. I want to know in your opinion what you think would happen if one day an extremely skilled, talented and diciplined forex trader took 100, and doubled it every day for a year which I know isn't even possible, but if they managed to, and managed to corner and accumulate the currency markets worldwide, what would the govenments and people of the world do about it if someone did this?
Asked by William M - Wed Dec 30 09:07:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Firstly, there isn't anywhere near enough money on the planet for someone to double their money every day. Do the maths and you'll see that you end up with well over 10^100 pounds - which is billions of pounds for every proton in the universe!! But even the greatest traders do not come anywhere near doubling their money in a day. They make profits by trading vast sums on tiny margins. A 1% profit in a day is excellent if you were trading with 10 million. And in any case there is a limited supply of currency, which is small compared to the reserves held by governments (of their own and other major world currencies). If one trader (or bank) bought up all the available Pounds Sterling, the impact would not be catastrophic. And to do so… [cont.]
Answered by SimonC - Wed Dec 30 10:27:15 2009
What are things that make a skilled pianist?
Q. Im doing a project where you have to record a radio show and I need to be able to record examples of things that make a skilled pianist.
Asked by Steve - Mon Jun 18 20:30:30 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Musicality and Dexterity. Musicality is going to encompass things like a good musical ear. I believe that a skilled pianist needs to have impeccable pitch...not perfect, but really good relative pitch. Musicality will also include things such as simple musicianship like phrasing. A knowledge of theory is also helpful. Dexterity simply is the physical aspect. A skilled pianist needs to have the hands of a surgeon. Nimble, agile, and very sensitive to the piano. By combining the necessary physical attributes needed with a good sense of musicality, one will have a skilled pianist.
Answered by doggy1117 - Tue Jun 19 11:48:18 2007
Q. Im doing a project where you have to record a radio show and I need to be able to record examples of things that make a skilled pianist.
Asked by Steve - Mon Jun 18 20:30:30 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Musicality and Dexterity. Musicality is going to encompass things like a good musical ear. I believe that a skilled pianist needs to have impeccable pitch...not perfect, but really good relative pitch. Musicality will also include things such as simple musicianship like phrasing. A knowledge of theory is also helpful. Dexterity simply is the physical aspect. A skilled pianist needs to have the hands of a surgeon. Nimble, agile, and very sensitive to the piano. By combining the necessary physical attributes needed with a good sense of musicality, one will have a skilled pianist.
Answered by doggy1117 - Tue Jun 19 11:48:18 2007
How long does it take to get PR under new canadian immigration law under skilled worker?
Q. I need to know about the new canadian immigration law which states that Federal Skilled worker who fall under NOC could immigrate in 6-12 months. I need to know if any one applied under this new law and got a response for the same. If yes, How long does it takes to get a case file number from CIC. And any clue how long does the entire process takes? that is, from sending the first application to getting the PR approved.
Asked by jyotsna b - Tue Mar 17 12:07:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The 6-12 months is their goal. How long it will take them to reach that goal, nobody knows. They applied the new rules to applications since the end of February 2008 but they did not actually post the new rules until the end of November resulting in 9 months worth of applications sitting around when they started to process them which makes it unlikely that they will reach that 6-12 months goal just yet. Should be faster than the 6-7 years that it used to take from some countries though.
Answered by Leon - Tue Mar 17 16:40:34 2009
Q. I need to know about the new canadian immigration law which states that Federal Skilled worker who fall under NOC could immigrate in 6-12 months. I need to know if any one applied under this new law and got a response for the same. If yes, How long does it takes to get a case file number from CIC. And any clue how long does the entire process takes? that is, from sending the first application to getting the PR approved.
Asked by jyotsna b - Tue Mar 17 12:07:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The 6-12 months is their goal. How long it will take them to reach that goal, nobody knows. They applied the new rules to applications since the end of February 2008 but they did not actually post the new rules until the end of November resulting in 9 months worth of applications sitting around when they started to process them which makes it unlikely that they will reach that 6-12 months goal just yet. Should be faster than the 6-7 years that it used to take from some countries though.
Answered by Leon - Tue Mar 17 16:40:34 2009
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