Friday, June 11, 2010

How can i move to new york? -

i know this sounds silly but i live in Lancashire england, i work for an IT company, nothing big, but i want so much more, i have so much ambition and i want to move to the big city new york, i know you can do anything you put ure mind too, but how would i go about moving to new york to work and live?? appreciate your answers, but no idiotic answers needed thanks!! xxxxxxxx

Have you begun applying for jobs? Do no limit yourself to NYC. Northern New Jersey has a lot of IT companies and is literally less then 10 minutes by train from Mid-Town Manhattan. Ask your HR department if they have a subsidiary in NYC that will allow you to transfer. Other that the best I can say is that times are hard here in the US where jobs are few and far in between.

Moving from the UK to New York to work is essentially impossible. First, there are almost no jobs available in the U.S. Second, it is illegal to work in the U.S. unless you obtain the necessary visa before you enter the U.S., which is also almost impossible to obtain.

Does the final of the Amazing Race on Sunday finish at one of the Casinos on the Las Vegas strip? -

The finale is in Las Vegas but I saw a preview of Phil standing somewhere outside for the place where the teams end up at the finish and it wasn t at a casino. Watch the clip on CBS.com and you ll see what I mean.

Where are foster homes in the DC area? -

I hate evryone around me and I need a new start where are some foster care homes?

you can t just walk into a foster home. you have to actually be in an abusive or dangerous situation, not just some brat trying to run away from home. once it is determined that a minor is in a dangerous situation, they are assigned a social worker. then they are placed in a group home. they will stay in this orphanage-esque place anywhere from a few days to years until they can be placed with a foster family or it is determined that it is safe for them to live with their family again. foster care is not fun and i can bet you that almost every minor who is in foster care right now wishes they had a stable home life and were able to live with their parents.

They don t take walk-ins.