Can a philippine passport holder with Singapore worker's visa(S-pass) visit or work in the united states?
I live in San Francisco and a Green Card Holder, My uncle is a contract worker in Singapore who wants to work here in California. Is there a way for him to visit us here or can he work here? I want to know the process. what should he do to get a US visa? What should i do to help? or What should he do since he's in singapore?
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Yes, he needs a visa to enter USA, so depends upon what type of visa he entered upon, he can work. ( He needs work visa to work in USA ). ---- Update. Well, you can help him find a job, the employer usually apply for work permits & arrange visas. He most probably be pursuing for H1(b) visa to come to USA & work. Alternatively I can suggest, he visits you as visitor (you can send him sponsorship documents for visit visa) & checks the job market himself & try to secure a position, he however will have to go back to Singapore/Philippines & to apply for (work) visa from there.
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Will my European 40" samsung LCD tv work in the United States
Will my European 40" samsung LCD tv work in the United States?
My wife and I bought an LCD tv overseas and we heard that it might not work in the U.S. Something about the refresh rate or something. We have a step up transformer. Anyone know?
TVs - 3 Answers
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yes it will work
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Look for the words in the brochures: NTSC, ATSC. These denote the format of american televison. With out these then it's not universal. It will probably say PAL or SECAM. I know they make converters, but I don't know how well they work. Then there is the problem of how the converter will work with a cable box or the digital converter as well as the step up transformer. What a mess of wires to watch Good Morning America
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NO ! unless you TV is Multi Systems. i don't think so.because all Multi SYSTEMS TV work Auto Voltage AC 100-260 V ( like all Laptop ).since you need steps up transformer ,is will be only 1 ) TV from Mose of EU countries is PAL systems.DVB tuner . 2 ) from Germany and Holland IS only DVB - T digital tuner . 3 ) from France is SCEAM systems and IPVP digital tuner. // is never work with USA ATSC digital Tuning systems ( non of EU countries use or going to swift to ATSC ) . even you cant work for AV playback ,source from USA DVD/VCR/PS3 video out are NTSC signals . .
My wife and I bought an LCD tv overseas and we heard that it might not work in the U.S. Something about the refresh rate or something. We have a step up transformer. Anyone know?
TVs - 3 Answers
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yes it will work
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Look for the words in the brochures: NTSC, ATSC. These denote the format of american televison. With out these then it's not universal. It will probably say PAL or SECAM. I know they make converters, but I don't know how well they work. Then there is the problem of how the converter will work with a cable box or the digital converter as well as the step up transformer. What a mess of wires to watch Good Morning America
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NO ! unless you TV is Multi Systems. i don't think so.because all Multi SYSTEMS TV work Auto Voltage AC 100-260 V ( like all Laptop ).since you need steps up transformer ,is will be only 1 ) TV from Mose of EU countries is PAL systems.DVB tuner . 2 ) from Germany and Holland IS only DVB - T digital tuner . 3 ) from France is SCEAM systems and IPVP digital tuner. // is never work with USA ATSC digital Tuning systems ( non of EU countries use or going to swift to ATSC ) . even you cant work for AV playback ,source from USA DVD/VCR/PS3 video out are NTSC signals . .
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Where can an Art Director from Nebraska find work in the United States
Where can an Art Director from Nebraska find work in the United States?
Tired of dealing with left brain people who don't appreciate the Creative Arts !
Other - Visual Arts - 2 Answers
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Art director, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_director Lincoln, Omaha, Nebraska http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nebraska three places i can think of , new york, las vegas, then hollywood, you are nearer to texas, which may have some arts related to your field start with here online, search example: http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=Art+Director+wanted+new+york&btnG=Google+Search&meta= and yellow pages, http://www.yellowpages.com/sp/yellowpages/ypresults.jsp?t=0&v=2&s=1&q=Art+Director&ci=Houston&st=TX&_requestid=722614 ..
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I've worked in 3 different cities as an art director and graphic designer and it's the same wherever you go. Left-brainers VS Right-brainers... AEs vs. ADs... you just have to learn to develop a thick skin or you won't be happy wherever you go. I'm freelancing now and it's a little easier for me. I have a variety of clients I work with, so I'm not always locking horns with the same AEs. And the same Creative Directors, who can also drive an AD mad! Anyway, to answer your question, check out Creativehotlist.com. It's on the Communication Arts Web site. You can post your portfolio, put a listing, and search for jobs. You might also want to join the AIGA. They can send you a daily listing of new jobs around the country. You can also network at your local AIGA chapter. I've done both of these things and they have brought me new business. Good luck!
Tired of dealing with left brain people who don't appreciate the Creative Arts !
Other - Visual Arts - 2 Answers
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Art director, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_director Lincoln, Omaha, Nebraska http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nebraska three places i can think of , new york, las vegas, then hollywood, you are nearer to texas, which may have some arts related to your field start with here online, search example: http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=Art+Director+wanted+new+york&btnG=Google+Search&meta= and yellow pages, http://www.yellowpages.com/sp/yellowpages/ypresults.jsp?t=0&v=2&s=1&q=Art+Director&ci=Houston&st=TX&_requestid=722614 ..
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I've worked in 3 different cities as an art director and graphic designer and it's the same wherever you go. Left-brainers VS Right-brainers... AEs vs. ADs... you just have to learn to develop a thick skin or you won't be happy wherever you go. I'm freelancing now and it's a little easier for me. I have a variety of clients I work with, so I'm not always locking horns with the same AEs. And the same Creative Directors, who can also drive an AD mad! Anyway, to answer your question, check out Creativehotlist.com. It's on the Communication Arts Web site. You can post your portfolio, put a listing, and search for jobs. You might also want to join the AIGA. They can send you a daily listing of new jobs around the country. You can also network at your local AIGA chapter. I've done both of these things and they have brought me new business. Good luck!
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