Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Green Card Holders Abroad for more than 1 year

Green Card Holders Abroad for more than 1 year?
Does DHS know how long I've been outside the U.S for. My passport was recently renewed so there are no stamps indicating the date. I have been abroad for 1.5 years. I filed tax returns last year in the U.S and have U.S stocks and credit cards. My husband (an american) was working in Indonesia for this time and I was with him. I am flying in one week back to the U.S next week. Will they know how long I've been out if I don't tell them?
Immigration - 4 Answers
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two words i got for you "don't lie" you think DHS don't keep records every time you enter USA through the US Customs line at the Airport!!!
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If you apply for a re-entry permit you will have no problem entering the US
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The "new passport" is a dead give-away that you've been gone too long. Most nations won't let you in unless you have at least 6 months remaining on the one in your possession when you leave the United States. Your Green Card is no longer any good. You will not be allowed in. You are not an immigrant. You must start the entire immigration process over from start.
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File for a reentry permit if you are going to be gone over 6 months. If you really don't intend on living in the U.S., give up the green card. You realllly need to apply for a reentry permit while you are in the U.S. to help preserve Your permanent resident status. Look up form I-131 on www.uscis.gov. The immigration officer may think you have already abandoned your green card when you try to enter.

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

can anyone help me to find job in Bali/Jakarta? I am jordanian

can anyone help me to find job in Bali/Jakarta? I am jordanian.?
I am now residing in Dubai but wishing to work in Indonesia (Bali specially). Working for 8 years in the customer service field ( F&B ). Please help!
Other - Food & Drink - 4 Answers
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I don't know, but you put your question in the Food and Drink Category.
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http://www.baliadvertiser.biz/current_ads/employment.html http://www.bestjobsindonesia.com/bt-job-ST002-1-Jobs_in_Bali.htm http://www.expatriates.com/classifieds/jak/cvs/
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My suggestion is, put your looking for a job add on line at those portals related to Bali and Jakarta, try www.baliwall.com. There is a free job listing page there.
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You could search and apply for jobs in Indonesia on job websites like Hotjobs,Monster,Careerbuilder and Craigslist. You can find more information at http://www.pcworkathome.net/jobwebsites.html

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

i want to help the victims of Indonesia and Samoa but can't afford money. Any other ways I can help

i want to help the victims of Indonesia and Samoa but can't afford money. Any other ways I can help?
I already work for Amnesty, but would like to volunteer my services for the recent devastations in Indonesia and/or Samoa? Anyone know of where to go to do this? Thanks for all your help!
Other - Society & Culture - 4 Answers
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as long as your not helping the shitty country of malaysia your ok
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you can always pray......
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HELP YOUR OWN PEOPLE HERE IN THE STATES FIRST (KATRINA) FOR EXAMPLE!!!!!!!!!! It Kills me to her of all this help rich americans (celebrity's) always bragging about other countries when there are thousands starving and need help in there own COUNTRY seems like the NWO to me Hummmmmm !!!!!!!!!!
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just pray for their safety and hope they will get comfort and help soon!

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Can you tell me another site like www.sendsmshome?coz it didn't work to send sms PC to cellphone in indonesia

Can you tell me another site like www.sendsmshome?coz it didn't work to send sms PC to cellphone in indonesia!

Internet - 1 Answers
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try Yahoo Messenger!

Sunday, November 21, 2010

will i still go to the philippines to register the birth of my daughter? i am working here in indonesia

will i still go to the philippines to register the birth of my daughter? i am working here in indonesia.?

Embassies & Consulates - 3 Answers
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I would go to or call the Philippine Embassy in Indonesia and ask them. The Indonesian Embassy as well. I'm sure one or both can answer your question. She may qualify for dual citizenship. Suwerte
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i agree to doc_up72 , try to call the philippine embassy there in indonesia. but most probably, you must register the birth of your daugter here in the philippines, same thing as marriage.
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no, you don't have to go to the philippines. all you need to do is submit the requirements needed for a report of birth (not sure if it's the same in indonesia... but it's 3 original report of birth forms, original and 3 photocopies of birth certificate, original and 3 copies of parents' marriage certificate and original and 3 copies of filipino parent's passport date page... as well as fees) to the embassy/consulate. i know coz i did one for my daughter. we're in the US but i believe it should be the same process as well for indonesia.

Sunday, November 14, 2010

Where i can work if i have a degree in Product design

Where i can work if i have a degree in Product design ?
probably i will work anywhere but mostly in Indonesia
Other - Education - 2 Answers
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muahahaha u wasted ur life dude lol u cant do nothing with a dagree in product design mauhhahaha
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in business.. marketing or advertising departments..

Sunday, November 7, 2010

What are the different types of art works/ art crafts in Japan, Indonesia, Iran and India

What are the different types of art works/ art crafts in Japan, Indonesia, Iran and India?
In every country..... Please help!
Other - Visual Arts - 1 Answers
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i guess in iran a Persian rug iz a art craft, thats all i know

Monday, November 1, 2010

How should a female dress in Indonesia

How should a female dress in Indonesia?
I'm 25 years old and I'm moving to Indonesia for a year. I'll be there for work, and I'm having trouble finding information on appropriate female dress for business, leisure, and more formal events. Thanks! Please don't answer if you have no idea. If you've been to Indonesia or know people who have, your input would be helpful. I know they don't dress the same as in the U.S. It's a Muslim country, and somewhat conservative, I just don't know the specific standards. Moving to Jakarta
Indonesia - 12 Answers
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Hey..... guess what..... they wear the same stuff you wear for those situations. What? You think they don't have cell phones and color tv? It's all the same.. unless you're in the muslum world. The world quit being exotic in about 1920.
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hi nadine. just dress appropriately and proper. it doesnt really matter what you choose to wear. just be courteous and smart in choosing your apparel. im sure you'll be alright x) cheers
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My family lived in Indonesia from the time I was 18 til I was 25. I wouldn't wear shorts and a tank top out to a mall or the airport (I know women my age at the time who did and received very inappropriate male attention). Most of the time I wore slacks, jeans or a skirt with a blouse or tshirt. When in doubt dress up. It's very European in that regard. Some Indonesian women will wear scarves, but most don't. You may even see some Saudi women who cover completely. As far as business, follow the lead of other women in the office, it will probably be more formal than in the States. For leisure, it depends on where you go. If you're going to the American Club or your countries equivalent, feel free to dress in any way. As far as formal, take one formal gown. You can buy just about anything there if you can fit into Asian sizes. If you have some pieces that you really love, you can have them copied at a tailor. Unless you find a non-Muslim tailor, they won't make original pieces for you. You can find a seamstress who can make some really great custom pieces for really good prices. So for formal wear, I'd get it made.
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A little bit more modest compare to the west. Although Indonesia is the biggest muslim country in the world, the dress code for women is not like from-head-to-toe as what in Saudi. For business, a woman is used to wear formal dress with skirt or slack, sometime with blazer. No t-shirt or denims. For leisure, as long as you're not wearing 2 pieces bikini, you'll be OK then.
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I have traveled to Indonesia yearly since 2002 for business and pleasure. I would say that a more appropriate answer can be provided if I knew which island you will be working in, however, what I have seen and observed is that women dress with either skirt suits or pant suits. Nothing revealing, somewhat somber. Shoes are very practical as mostly everyone rides a scooter to work, however pumps are often seen. Stockings are not often worn, I guess due to the heat. I wore business suits, light in color and fabric. However the locals wore dark suits. No headdress was worn by foreigners or locals who were not Muslim. I found that as long as you left the more dainty clothing for outside the workplace no problem was had. It doesn't mean you have to dress like a man, it just meant that my cleavage was not hanging our like if I was at the beach. Once again it also depends on which island you will be working in, if you were to work in Aceh my advise would be to go conservative all the time. However, Bali, Lombok (believe it or not), and Jakarta are a bit more tolerant. Especially if you are working in an International or Foreign owned company. Best of luck!!!!
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You can wear anything you like!!! Although lately I've heard that you can't wear tank top?? though i think it's just a rumor. Anyway.... just don't wear over short skirts/shorts that will show your bottom and don't wear too sexy a tank top!!
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its true that indonesia is biggest moslem country, but most people of us didnt use abaya or burqa that most arabian women do. u free to use anything as far as polite. dont be too sexy or too hot. most of people in jakarta use jeans pants and t-shirt for leisure. theres no punishment for using sexy dress, just get more attention from naughty man who whistle and says that u looks so sexy for working u can use blazer and skirt (dont be too short) or long pants. its all your. for swim suit u can use it while in beach.
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Which part of Indonesia? If you're moving to Banda Aceh north of Sumatra, then you should really dress appropriately cos' the rules there are tight and they're very strict when it comes to proper clothing, females especially. They're really conservative people. Majority of the people there are Muslims.
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it is proper to have your shoulders at all times no skimpy skirts or tops especially if you visit any official offices or banks. Dress respectively and you should have not problems always wear comfortable shoes and depending on where you are going take a light top with you at night. Respect is the key word for dress and manners
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Just dress approximately. Don't wear sumthing too opened like tanktop or all.
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U can wear anything that u like depend on the situation. For business I suggest u to wear formal female shirt with "collar" and skirt (trousers) For party u can wear long dress or gown For leisure, u can wear T-shirt and jeans As long it's not too sexy. Do not wear bikini in supermarket or naked outside ur home.
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for business, it depends what kind of work you are in to. if you are in creative business, you can wear a nice top and jeans. other than that, don't wear jeans..a skirt would be nice. for leisure u can wear pretty much anything.. but t shirt would be more comfortable than tank top and yeah..u can wear some shorts in mall! it's even one of trends for youngster in Jakarta right now other than gala dinner, avoid gown...or u'll get sweat... a cocktail dress would be appropriate enough for formal events

Thursday, October 21, 2010

what does patriarchy mean,how can we improve gender equality in indonesia: at home, at school, at work. what a

what does patriarchy mean,how can we improve gender equality in indonesia: at home, at school, at work. what a

Other - Cultures & Groups - 1 Answers
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Patriarchy means: 1. A social system in which men are regarded as the authority within the family and society, and in which power and possessions are passed on from father to son 2. A form of society based on a system of patriarchy We can improve gender equality in Indonesia by giving equally right and obligation both male and female.

Thursday, October 14, 2010

What would be a good title for this story

What would be a good title for this story?
It's about a young woman who travels to Indonesia and works with the orangutans, rehabilitating them. One day while in the rainforest she sees three men(or women, or men and women) kill a mother orangutan and capture her baby.
Books & Authors - 2 Answers
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depends on what happens next. What i would do is make the young woman save the baby and name the book after what she names the baby
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insight

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Is there a web site to locate overseas workers looking for work they can do remotely

Is there a web site to locate overseas workers looking for work they can do remotely?
I am setting up a Remote Executive Assistants service and am looking for resources in countries such as India, Phillippines, Indonesia who are interested in undertaking this type of work on an outsourced basis. I'd like to find appropriate web sites where I can post a classified ad to find these types of resources. What job sites cater to those markets? Thanks for your help.
Other - Business & Finance - 2 Answers
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Try http://onlinefreelancing.com/ Best wishes.
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Send me an email through my profile with your details, I might be able to help you out.

Friday, October 1, 2010

Will my macbook get wifi in Indonesia (I live in New York)? If so, how does that work

Will my macbook get wifi in Indonesia (I live in New York)? If so, how does that work?

Computer Networking - 1 Answers
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of course wifi comes in every place we wanna pay for it.. but y can get it for free.. just come in to a restaurant, or cafe that written FREE WIFI in front... then y can access wifi for free.... hehe

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Does anyone have an good recipe for Pisang Goreng

Does anyone have an good recipe for Pisang Goreng?
When I was in Indonesia I worked with a group of Indonesians who had it everyday. Now I'm hooked. I can get wild bananas here, but when I tried it the batter comes out too greasy. Any suggestions? Also I used wheat flour and rice flour. I can get cassava flour if I need to as well. Thanks.
Cooking & Recipes - 6 Answers
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Nangka Pisang Goreng Regular Pisang Goreng (Fried Banana) batter is using one or mixing two of these flour: corn flour, glutinous rice flour, rice flour, plain flour with egg, water, salt & sugar. yummy. for my version i added fresh jackfruit puree and cinnamon for extra flavour. you can mix and match the flour you want or whatever's available. if using two kinds of flour, make it 1:1. and of course, you can use saba or other banana variety if there's no available foot long pisang. though best if you can find one as it really makes a difference in taste. and the banana turns deep sunset orange yellow once fried. sweet! by PurpleChef 6-8 servings 1 hour 30 min prep Change to: servings US Metric 1 pisang foot-long banana 1/2 cup glutinous-rice flour 1/2 cup plain flour 200 g fresh jackfruit 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 large egg water 1 dash salt 1 tablespoon brown sugar canola oil (for deep frying) 1.) Put the fresh jackfruit with little water and dash of cinnamon in a blender. 2.) Puree smoothly. 3.) Mix the jackfruit puree with flour, bit of water, egg, salt & brown sugar to make a pasty batter. 4.) slice the banana into bite size pieces. 5.) Dip and cover the banana slices with batter. 6.) Deep fry in canola oil until golden brown. 7.) Use absorbent napkins to remove excess oil. Serve warm.
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not all type banana is good for pisang goreng,, the best type of banana for pisang goreng are pisang kepok and pisang raja,, but i dont know if its avaiable in your place,, my mom usually use wheat flour and mix it with some rice flour,,
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To make the batter you need: 100g rice flour 30g plain flour 1 level tablespoon sugar 1/4 teaspoon salt 1-1/2 tablespoon sesame seeds (optional) 150ml water Combine rice and plain flours, sugar, salt and sesame seeds. Stir in water to make smooth batter. Heat oil (it should be 4cm deep) on medium heat and fry bananas dipped in the batter. Fry a few pieces at a time until golden brown and then turn them over to brown the other side. Drain them on absorbent towels, serve warm. If you find the batter too thin after you have fried a few pieces, just add a little more flour and adjust to your liking. Your batter gets greasy if your heat is not at the correct temperature so make sure it sizzles when you put in the bananas. Cooking them on low heat will cause the batter to absorb the oil more. If you are frying alot, would suggest you top up the oil. Experiment with different varieties of banana till you find the one most suitable for frying.
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Never heard of it.
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no idea babes but sounds yummie xx
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INGREDIENTS * 1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour * 2 tablespoons granulated sugar * 1/4 tablespoon vanilla powder * 1/2 cup milk * 1 egg * 2 tablespoons butter, melted * 1 teaspoon rum flavoring * 4 ripe bananas, sliced * 2 cups oil for frying DIRECTIONS 1. In a large bowl, combine flour, sugar and vanilla powder. Make a well in the center, and pour in milk, egg, melted butter and rum flavoring. Mix until smooth. Fold in banana slices until evenly coated. 2. Heat oil in a wok or deep-fryer to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). 3. Drop banana mixture by tablespoon into hot oil. Fry until golden brown and crispy, 10 to 15 minutes. Remove bananas from oil, and drain on paper towels. Serve hot.

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Iphone 3g Will work in other country after unlocked or jailbroken

Iphone 3g Will work in other country after unlocked or jailbroken?
I'd like to buy apple iphone 3g. the only question that my brother in Indonesia said ," If I unlocked and bring it to Indonesia, the iphone won't work" is it true? What is jailbroken? Is jailbroken only for iphone? can my balckberry get jailbroken?] Thanks
Cell Phones & Plans - 1 Answers
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jailbreaking means you have 'unlocked' the phone WITHOUT the 'unlock code' so any sim card can go in it. Right now, the almighty evil Apple empire has locked the phone with ATT. Even though it has only ATT service, ATT has no unlock codes for Iphones. Apple wont disclose them to us, even though this was supposed to be a 50-50 relationship. Damn apple! The reason why people 'jailbreak" iphones and 'unlock' blackberries is becuase ATT has unlock codes for BBs, samsungs, lgs, nokia,s motorolla, etc... if our sticker logo is on it.. them we get the code... and the unlock is prefectly legel and ethical!.... But with iphones, there is no att sticker logo... they arent our phones, a common misconception in today's "youth". they belong 100% to the Evil Apple Empire, which wont even disclose the unlock code to their loyal Mac Fans! LOL therefore, to "top the man", you dont/CANT unlock iphones... you must JAIL - BREAK IT! But, in the long run, jailbreaking is the unethical portion of an ethical unlocking. LOL And for Indonesia... be very careful taking an Iphone out of the US, Japan, Western Europe... high data rates apply.... If its jailbroken, then put a Indonesian SIM card in it and you'll be fine---that is ONLY if Indonesia has 2G/3G/3.5G towers Good luck!

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Besides Bali, what is the best city to live in Indonesia

Besides Bali, what is the best city to live in Indonesia?
I have lived in Jakarta but dislike the traffic jams. I like to scuba dive so I like lots of islands and beautiful scenery like I imagine Bali offers. But I can't find work in Bali. In other beautiful cities in Indonesia?
Indonesia - 11 Answers
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You can live in Yogyakarta No trafic jams , also you can find work there, so many beach activity also , traditional city http://www.jogja.com Menado Nice beach and sea for diving (BUnaken) you can find work also as diving instructur (have a popular diving school there) Medan The one of big city in Indonesia, so many expatriate live there and so many nice place for visit, the traditional culture , http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medan
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How about Lombok, it's close enough to Bali, and job market there is still pretty nascent. Bandung is another city that's very popular with those who can't stand Jakarta's hustling scenes. Bintan will also be a good choice for its scenery and relaxed atmosphere.
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You can lived in Yogya or Lombok
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Try Pulau Babi in the Riau.
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1. bogor 2. jogjakarta 3. surabaya 4. medan 5. pontianak 6. mataram 7. manado
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you can try penyengat island and mana-mana beach in the tanjung pinang and lagoi
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better live in....Cihideung, small city in banten.. its quiet, peaceful.....
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Lombok, flores, amed, bali, tulamben
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Just check www.oden.wordpress.com you will get a compairing..... Cheers
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how abt Bandung?
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Pattaya

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

My Laptop Adapter won't work

My Laptop Adapter won't work?
I have a Toshiba Satellite M200 laptop, my computer is charged normally this morning, later that night i charged it and its not charging at all, the charging light indicator is not on, i tried unplug the batteries and still it wont charged, i don't know whats wrong, if its broken, anyone know what the cause of laptop adapter to not working? im in Indonesia right know, but i lived in the US. maybe because the voltage here or something? please help me
Laptops & Notebooks - 1 Answers
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Your charger is bad. It would be nice if you had a voltage meter so you could check it, to be sure.

Saturday, August 21, 2010

Does Capitalism really work..

Does Capitalism really work...?
If there is always a victim? in Capitalism, You may think that everyone benefits from the "miracles of capitalism", but doesn't one realise that the people suffering from the effects (the man who in indonesia who works in the Nike shop for 13 cents an hour, the Mexican Migrant worker etc.) also, Why doesn't anyone acknowledge that Czech Republic, Spain, Venezuela, Israel, etc. are all successfully run countries with higher qualities of life? can ANYONE answer that, who is an opponent to socialism? (and please, no bullshit like "oh, they pay higher taxes, so they suck" who cares? they have better lives as a result)
Politics - 19 Answers
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Capitalism is the rewarding of greed. Sugar coat it all you want but capitalism is all about the exploitation of the earth ,its people and its resources.
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Pure capitalism will always ultimately fail because man is incapable of controlling his inherent greedy nature.
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Capitalism can only work with Government intervention.
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Yes. If it is regulated.
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Nopes/ Yeps depends on the people who experience it.
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Only those who would otherwise do worse have 'better lives' those who would do better have worse. And upwards mobility for those who excell is pretty much abolished. Oh, come on Samantha, the market bubbles and crash was CREATED by government intervention through the Fed and social engineering. The bailout had nothing to do with Capitalism.
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Everything you have is born from Capitalism. Capitalism allows us to roll out of bed and drive to a store to get the stuff we use ever day. No other country has it as great as the US, and let our taxes are half that of other countries. Czech Republic, Spain, Venezuela, Israel, are not better off then the US or do they have a better way of life. They have a simplier way of life and thus requiresnext to none of the crap the US demands.
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No, but it is the best system we have. And yes socialism can work but it will have the same problems that capitalism does, GREED.
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Capitalism builds economic growth but unfettered capitalism fosters abuse. The basic capitalist system also contains no provisions for protecting people during periods of severe economic downturn or to protect those who are economically disadvantaged even during good economic times. The representatives of the citizens are tasked with addressing the interests of the people including appropriate safety nets and social programs that promote their interests. I don't know whether that qualifies as socialism but I do know that such safety nets and programs are necessary in a modern complex society. In the olden days people starved to death and begged on the streets. Also, workers were exploited, consumers cheated and shareholders defrauded, mostly without recourse. We are much more advanced in our social thinking and no ethical country would allow such conditions to exist unaddressed.
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First, what exactly do you consider a better quality of life? Having the government control all aspects of your life? At what cost? Capitalism rewards those who are willing to get off their butts and do something. It isn't a perfect system but it sure beats the alternatives. Do you honestly think that everybody should put their earnings into a big pot to have it evenly handed back out? Have you ever worked with a slacker and been pissed off that he/she is making the same amount as you? Or are you that slacker? A dollar-a-day is not the same in all countries. The world is getting smaller and we should help bring modern conveniences to different parts of the world but not by trying to pretend that all people are the same in their moral integrity. Hard workers will slow down and slackers will stop altogether That's why communism has been such a huge failure.
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There is always a "victim" because some people try to get something for nothing and it backfires on them, so all they are a "victim" of is their own avarice, which is their fault, not the system's.
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it does but this doesn't mean that the government has no role to play.
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So is it better for the man in Indonesia not to have a job? The mexican migrant worker comes to the states for a better paying job and if these jobs existed in mexico he would stay there and work. Look up the term comparative advantage. BTW Veneuela is having a major financial crisis right now in case you haven't read the news.
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No capitalism doesn't work and the more "pure" the bigger the failures. http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=9621 http://www.spotlightonpoverty.org/why_spotlight_poverty.aspx Capitalism, and the imperialist system that develops upon its economic foundations, is the main cause of human poverty, exploitation, violence and suffering in the modern world. As a system of socio-economic organization, capitalism long ago exhausted its historically progressive role. The blood-drenched history of the twentieth century – with its two world wars, innumerable “local” conflicts, the nightmare of Nazism and other forms of military-police dictatorship, eruptions of genocide and communal pogroms – is an unanswerable indictment of the capitalist system. The number of victims claimed by capitalist-inspired violence runs into the hundreds of millions. And this figure does not include the consignment of the peoples of entire continents to unrelenting poverty, with all its attendant miseries. The gigantic scale of the existing productive forces and the extraordinary advances in technology are more than sufficient not only to abolish poverty but also to guarantee every human being on the planet a high standard of living. Culture should be flowering amidst unprecedented material wealth. But, instead, conditions of life are deteriorating for the working class, and human culture, deprived of perspective and hope for the future, is in deep crisis. The source of the contradiction between what is and what should be is a global economic system based on private ownership of the means of production, and the irrational division of the world into rival nation-states. 8. All efforts to raise the living standards of the working class and address serious social problems run up against the barrier of private ownership of the means of production, the anarchy of the capitalist market, the economic imperatives of the profit system, and, last but not least, the insatiable greed and money-madness of the ruling class itself. The claim that the capitalist market is the infallible allocator of resources and the supremely wise arbiter of social needs stands utterly discredited amidst the endless series of speculative scandals and multi-billion dollar bankruptcies that have rocked the world economic system during the past decade. The boundary lines between “legitimate” financial transactions and criminal fraud have narrowed to the point of being almost invisible. The separation of the process of personal wealth accumulation from the production and creation of real value is an expression of the general putrefaction of the capitalist system
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Capitalism works for those who participate and when greedy thugs are kept at bay. No system is without flaws however our system is the best in the world. Wages paid to workers in overseas countries are dismal compared to ours yet these people are working making whatever they make when before there was no future at all for them. I would expect for the larger of the companies to pay better but that's when the greed element enters. The master of all greedy empires and abusers of people is Walmart. How many of you shopped there yesterday or will buy from there today?
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Capitalism is not perfect but it's the greatest system ever. Capitalism is implemented everyday by everyday normal people. As screwed up as our government is they pretty much are not in out day to day lives. We have freedom to roll out of bed everyday and pretty much do anything within ones own resources and motivation. Mexico is run by a corrupt totalitarianism. People from Mexico are literally dying to get into this country. People from all over south America eastern Europe, Asia, India and places all over try to get into this country by droves. Why? Because we have the greatest country with the most opportunity. People are not flocking to the Czech Republic or anywhere else they are still trying to come here. I agree Israel is a well run country with a fairly good quality of life interrupted by frequent but short period of bombings and attacks by palestinians and other terrorist groups. Not where I'd want to raise my kids!! I'm surprised you did not bring up Canada a country I have visited often and spent extended period of time in. This is a hybrid of capitalism and socialism. They have government run health care system. It's a pretty well run system but still not near as good as ours. They pay high taxes but they also do not have the convoluted social-welfare system we have and are able to control their spending better than us. OK I'm rambling. We have the best system and the most opportunities than anywhere else by far. That's why the rest of the world envies us.
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Capitalism can only work properly in a pure system. When it's mixed with monopolistic markets such as OPEC and government mandates ie health insurance that must cover pregnancy in people that can't get pregnant, and lower housing loan standards via Fanny and Freddy. Czech Republic, Spain, Venezuela, Israel, Really you think that any of those countries can hold a candle to the U.S. ? California is larger than all of those combined GDP wise. Feel free to grab a machine gun and go. Physically the largest state in the US could hold them all. The vastness of our country changes the most simple of the problems countries deal with and that's travel infrastructure. It's simple to transport people across 560k sq miles 3,8 mil. sq miles is a little different. The only victims of our capitalist society are those who choose to sit out.
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Capitalism is predicated by an expectation that someone will lose. In order for profit making to occur someone must lose...that is the very logic. And the great mass of the people must lose if a few are to amass mega wealth. So Capitalism works very well for the 1% at the top of the pyramid....but there is a Law of Diminishing Returns operating as you work your way down to the base. go ask the Residents in Public Housing, the Homeless, the unemployed....so how's that capitalism gig working out for you?? And they will say not well....but those with kids at Ivy League Colleges, with green lawns and Volvo's think they have slice of the pie worth fighting for. As the effects of this Depression start biting I think we may find though that fewer of us have that slice of pie....and then we may at last begin to overthrow the system that keeps so many starving, while others eat cake!!
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heres one example of capitalism i lived in a city where if you walked down the street and said hello to a stranger they crossed over because they thought you must be a weirdo everyone is so determined to work hard so they can afford to buy unnecessary crap they they believe will improve their lives the reason they need this stuff is because they have no time to really enjoy their lives due to working so hard to get the money of course they must also convey to other people that they have the best stuff because this will also make them feel good about themselves naturally they are constantly bombarded by marketing to reinforce these beliefs this is capitalism at its finest what is not so obvious is that the accumulation of wealth and assets does not make a person content funnily enough from my experience the most content people on the planet are those with very little material possessions but plenty of family and a willingness to believe in god (please dont start bagging me as this is an observation not an opinion) they also possess the insight to know what makes them happy and accept that life is to be enjoyed and celebrated sadly i personally do no believe there is a system that will benefit everyone as greed is inherent in human nature and we as a whole (the huiman race) appear to have lost our way this is why i now live on a small island in the pacific far removed from tv and media propaganda where people smile and greet you when walking down the street

Saturday, August 14, 2010

Question about visa travelling to Indonesia using HKDI passport

Question about visa travelling to Indonesia using HKDI passport?
I have a friend's husband who is holding a Hong Kong Document of Identity passport (HKDI) residing in Hong Kong and he needs to go to Indonesia for work purpose very soon. NB: Not HK Identification From what I have researched, it's a 30 days free visa but HKDI is actually a bit special and also, from what I have heard, you need a letter from a relative in Indonesia in order to grant a visa, is that true? I hope not, because it would be quite ridiculous as there are peoplpe who might go to Indonesia for holiday or work purpose (like my friend's husband), so therefore the reason does not justify. My friend tried to ring the indonesian embassy these couple of days but the line is always busy and since time is running out, I am representing on her behalf to ask this question. I hope anyone who knows about this or what solution can be done would be greatly appreciated. If there are any questions that you need to know before you are able to answer firmly, feel free to shoot out. Thank you very much in advance and have a great day
Embassies & Consulates - 1 Answers
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with indonesia esp if you're chinese airport immigration can be difficult. calling the embassy is fruitless as they never answer the public line. is there a way to get to the embassy and they work till 11am only. better to get a visa which costs $$. usually u dont need a letter from someone in indonesia. if work,then company should provide such assistance with their counterpart in indon. its the most corrupted country in the world. if u can avoid it

Saturday, August 7, 2010

What kind of clothes do men wear in Indonesia

What kind of clothes do men wear in Indonesia?
What do ordinary working class men wear in Indonesia, specifically on Sumatra? Are their clothing styles pretty similar to the West?
Indonesia - 15 Answers
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IS THERE SUCH A THING AS WORKING CLASS IN INDNESIA ?
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they run around naked
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no their clothing are more close to Malay cloth in Malaysia...if you are having an meeting or going to visit Official you have to wear a dress called "Batik" this is to respect i think or kind of formal dress
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T and a pair of jeans. The weather is hot and humid out there.
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Just wear some short-sleeve shirt/T-shirt... pretty hot and sunny there.
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I think it's same and similar to the west. Like office suit. Or you can wear batik instead. It's formal too. But mostly ppl wear batik in wedding reception or some thing like that. So don't worry too much.
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I prefer you ask about "working clothes", rather than "what working class wear". I prefer to not divide people into "working class", "elite class", whatever classes... Anyway, office workers throughout Indonesia wear semi-formal outfit. The male would wear shirt (long or short sleeves - with collar) and trousers. Some offices requires more formal dress that men should wear tie and blazer or jacket. Not many people use blazer in the dry season due to the hot weather. Another choice for office outfit is batik shirt. But this is considered more when you're going to meet public officials or going to attend a wedding ceremony. Sumatran wedding ceremony, however, uses more of their own traditional fabrics, called 'songket'. So you could wear songket as sort of sarong covering your trousers. Thank you for asking, btw :)
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Do you men clothes workers wear at their workplace? That depends on the type of work and the location. In the cities (like Medan for example), office workers wear shirt (either short or long-sleeve) and formal trousers. But workers who are working in the oil companies (in Duri for example) are used to go to the office with casual clothes (polo-shirts and jeans).
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they wear clothes? i thought all they wore were banana leave and coconut shells.
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Not much different than the people here in Kuala Lumpur. Some wears jeans and t-shirts, some wears batik and the custom shirt and it's a bit similar to the top of "baju kurung".. and some of them used to have shorts and t-shirts for their daily outfit.
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Dunno. The last time i stay there the men were in prison officers uniforms.
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I know in the large cities they are pretty similar but moving further away from inner cities and yoou may find more men wearing sarongs instead of suits
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if you picture indonesia the way you see Myanmar/Burma, you are absolutely wrong. Indonesia is a modern country with various cultural arts. So in term of Working clothes, Indonesians wear the same style with western clothes
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The men in Indonesia wear a casual clothe for working ( with long pant or Jeans & Shirt or T-Shirt with collar) This for daily work or Class But for the Top Manager usually wear formal clothes (long pant & Shirt with tie & Jazz or Blasser)
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Cooling clothes, as the weather can be pretty hot. I think batik shirt for casual events, short sleeve shirts for work, pants or jeans most of the time, shorts at home or at the beach! T-shirts are also the ;in thing' now. Happy New Year! PS: Yes, they are pretty similiar to the west except on Fridays when Muslims where traditional costume to pray!

Sunday, August 1, 2010

I want work in US now i live in Indonesia what i need preparation document yo go there

I want work in US now i live in Indonesia what i need preparation document yo go there ?

Other - United States - 1 Answers
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you should be calling the united states imigration.

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

is PAN required for NRIs working in Indonesia. NRI has Demott account

is PAN required for NRIs working in Indonesia. NRI has Demott account?
NRI has demat account for trading shares on line
Personal Finance - 2 Answers
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ask the BEJ peeps, call 108 for information if you're in indonesia
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Now PAN has been made compulsory for Demat accounts also. It is beneficial to have PAN to avoid any kind of inconvenience in any type of transactions, as PAN is being made compulsory for more and more transactions every year.

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

how to apply the vacancy in Embassy of Indonesia in Malaysia..? how can i work at there? really need a helps

how to apply the vacancy in Embassy of Indonesia in Malaysia..? how can i work at there? really need a helps.?

Embassies & Consulates - 2 Answers
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give them a call and ask
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Look for jobs at those embassies at the site below: www.embassyjobsearch.com

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

How many people here know about the tsunami

How many people here know about the tsunami?
My family and i worked in indonesia (which is where the tsunami happened) to help the survivors get their lives back together
Other - News & Events - 5 Answers
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I wasn't there for the tsunami but went to Amparai in Sri Lanka 3 days later and stayed for 6 weeks, helping the injured and assisting in identifying bodies. The experience changed my life forever.
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well done to you all.i too would love to help out if i knew where to start.it was a bad day for all mankind.
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We all KNOW about it... Good for you!
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It wasn't so much the residents of the area that died, it was the tourists. The "locals" saw the water receded rapidly and told everyone to run. The locals knew the signs of this disaster, but so many ignored the warning and died.
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I put on a concert at our church to raise money for Tsunami Victims. We sent it to a few churches in India and Thailand in which we knew the pastors. Only 40 people showed up for this concert and I was so discouraged but we still raised $3000 and that goes along way over there. Such a horrible horrible catastrophe for all those living where it hit.

I work in amusement park in indonesia, such as disneyland(1/5 from disney)now i confuse how increase our attan

I work in amusement park in indonesia, such as disneyland(1/5 from disney)now i confuse how increase our attan

Advertising & Marketing - 2 Answers
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Unfortunately yahoo doesn't offer enough space to write serious busines questions. Mail me for a solution to your problem. brandology@mail.com
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Lower your price. Make free atraction as much as possible. Open it 24 hours. Give more commission to partner. Any how... Indonesian people don't think that amusement park is helpfull, due to this economical crissis. You confuse? Well, you are not alone with more than 200 million people in Indonesia, just the same like you right now.

Monday, June 21, 2010

Why does Indonesia often have the earthquake

Why does Indonesia often have the earthquake?
I have a friend in Indonesia. He's works outside but I always hear the news about the eartquakes in his motherland. Why does Indonesia often have the earthquake? How do people THERE do?
Earth Sciences & Geology - 2 Answers
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Because of geograpgical position.I can't give further explanation in english.try google.
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Indonesia has earthquakes because it's sitting on the boundary between two plates. The earths plates move constantly because the plates rest on magma convection (a form of heat transfer) produces currents in the magma and the plates move on the currents, the plates sometimes collide or push up or against each other when this happens an earthquake can occur.

Monday, June 14, 2010

On the 4th of July, will Barack Obama give a Shout-Out to Indonesia and Kenya

On the 4th of July, will Barack Obama give a Shout-Out to Indonesia and Kenya?
I mean, he felt it necessary to give a shout-out to his Muslim brothers after Gen. Hassan killed saome Infidels. So hes out in the open with it. On the 4th of July, will he give a Shout-Out to Indonesia (He was upset he had to delay his Trip when Healthcare didnt work out, he APOLOGIZED to Indonesia repeatedly, citing his "Close Ties") and Kenya?
Politics - 4 Answers
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How could he? when Conservatives want to seal off the borders and become a theocracy
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Certainly! "Hey bros! Look at me. I got to the top of the heap in the USA. All you gotta do is smile and promise them things you can never deliver."
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Binky have you cleaned out your litter box this week?
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I think he will make an Independence Day public apology to England for the American Insurgents that were so mean to them during the Revolutionary War.

Monday, June 7, 2010

If i were to do my tertiary studies in Medicine or Law in Canada would i only be able to practice in Canada

If i were to do my tertiary studies in Medicine or Law in Canada would i only be able to practice in Canada?
My friend and I were talking about Universities and we heard from someone that if we enter into Medicine or Law in a country, we will be confined to that country due to the knowledge learnt being region specific. Like if i study Medicine in New Zealand i wouldn't be able to work in Indonesia because the diseases are different. Is this the same with Law? Can anyone clear this up for us? Thanks =D
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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Hey Dave (and friend), This is the (only) way that I have seen it work out... You graduate and work in an institution, that later "allows"*** you to further your studies to their benefit in the future. So it is only feasible if it is part of a long range agreement/plan. If it is for starting your career, then understandably, no. Legally, a country cannot allow that for fear of repercussions from within their nation. *** = in an open agreement that is contractual and binding. If however in later course of time, you switch jobs and employers, you may already have the confidence to convince your employer to take into consideration your foreign earned credentials, and to "aid" in seeking accreditation, either by the employer's own standards, or the country you and the employer are residing in.

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

is t-mobile sidekick 3 can works in indonesia? pleaassee reply.. thx for your information :)

is t-mobile sidekick 3 can works in indonesia? pleaassee reply.. thx for your information :)?
my mom will buy me a tmobile so i jst wanna know, if sidekick can works in indonesia or not.. help!!! please reply.
Cell Phones & Plans - 2 Answers
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it should, not with your tmobile sim card though. You have to call tmobile to get it unlocked, and then you have to purchase a prepaid SIM card from a company in Indonesia. So basically, your sidekick3 should work over there, but not with T-Mobile service.
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I'm sorry but no. the sidekick 3 is not a quad band or tri band phone. it will only work on us/german towers reguardless of what sim card you use. if you want a international data phone then i suggest the DASH or the BLACKBERRY PEARL. Manager of T-Mobile.

Friday, May 21, 2010

I am Indonesian, I have my passport and UK Visa. I want to go visit some friends in Soctland, do I need Visa

I am Indonesian, I have my passport and UK Visa. I want to go visit some friends in Soctland, do I need Visa?
I only want to visit Scotland for 4 days. I work in Indonesia. My UK visa is a visitor visa which is valid only 6 months.
Embassies & Consulates - 2 Answers
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You do not need a visa to Scotland if you have a UK visa. The reason? Scotland is part of the United Kingdom or UK. Aris
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loh, bukannya kalo ke eropa pake passport eropa ya? jadi km bisa pake keliling eropa. aku dulu gitu kok wkt ke blanda.

Friday, May 14, 2010

Can a US worker who works internationally, and pays no US taxes (foriegn only), contribute to a Roth IRA

Can a US worker who works internationally, and pays no US taxes (foriegn only), contribute to a Roth IRA?
As stated above. I work in Indonesia and pay all my taxes there, I pay no taxes to the US government, and would like to open an IRA. Can I do this?
Other - Taxes - 1 Answers
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Yikes!! A United States citizen working in a foreign country is not exempt from paying US income taxes. The US has tax treaties with most nations (Indonesia included). the way this works is that you must pay taxes in the country you are living and working in. After you pay your taxes in your host country you will receive an offsetting tax credit on your US tax return. If you opened up a Roth Ira without reporting income in the US you could find yourself in big trouble. If you filed your proper tax returns in the U.S. then there would be absolutely no problem with opening up a Roth. I think you should get hold of a qualified tax professional to help you. Someone who is an EA (Enrolled Agent) would be good. If this is your first year earning money abroad this will not be a big deal. Just file a return for 2008 with Uncle Sam and claim the credit for foreign taxes paid. If you have been doing this for many years, it could become a quagmire that is difficult to extricate yourself from. If this has been going on for a while than do not under any circumstances open a Roth until your taxes are up to date, This will be a huge red flag to the IRS. You must show earned income to open one. EDIT more info here: http://www.irs.gov/businesses/international/article/0,,id=169675,00.html

Friday, May 7, 2010

Another Tsunami in Indonesia. Is this the work of God or Allah

Another Tsunami in Indonesia. Is this the work of God or Allah?
Is this the work of God or Allah to punish the muslims for the violence and terrorism in the world? Will there be more natural disasters in this area of the world to punish the muslims? Also, if Allah exists, why has he/she not protected the muslims from death? Especially in the last Tsunami (the big one) where thousands of muslims died.
Religion & Spirituality - 18 Answers
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It is the work of the earth. No deity involved.
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it's the work of earthquakes. DUUUuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhhhhhh..
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God and Allah are imaginary concepts.
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humans have done this indirectly
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its the work of mother nature...
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God does everything to punish those and to bless those, Allah doesn't exist, that is why they haven't been protected, God is punishing them... but it is horrible to see so many people die, becuase most of them are lost... and they had so many chances before... but it's too late now.
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i AM! i AM YESHUA! i AM! RUN!
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I think God and Allah are the same Deity. (They are both God's of Abraham). Its considered blasphemy to attempt to understand how/why God works. Besides, its not like you could know for sure.
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Theres no God but Allah. thats all.....He is omnipotent...He is the All powerful and He is the absolute Creator......
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It's the work of chance and tectonic plates.... there is no god or allah.
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That can be a hard question to answer , since it can go both way's. if in fact it was an Earthquake..it could have been caused by nature and plate tectonics. But then again someone will say that it was God that done it .The thing that pisses me off the most, is that why do people think God has to do with everything bad that happens? In case people forgot, there is a Devil too that make things happen too. Even the Bible say's he or (Lucifer) was cast out of heaven, and was put on the earth.
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Allah is impotent because she is a false god which originated with the pagan moon god. Muhammed borrowed that god from the many pagan religions who worshipped the moon. Why do you think the Muslims use the crescent moon in all their symbols for Allah? Now you know!
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Well, if your question is whether God or Allah did it, well, both terms come from the God of Abraham, so they're technically the same person, right, even if the two sides of the world believe different things about Him.. Then the question as to whether it was a punishment. It's hard to say. There hasn't been any revelation to that respect that I know of, and I don't know enough about prophesies to say if it was predicted or not.
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This is like saying "if God loves me why do I have to die" At this point in my life I am not ready for death and prepared to die. HOWEVER who wants to spend FOREVER on Earth? Not me that is for sure. I will be thankful when God decides to bring me home to him. Yes it is sad for us here on Earth and us left behind by our loved ones to understand this. And to grasp the concept of why people are taken from us. But remember there are better places than here. And death-even tragic unexpected death-is not a bad thing.
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You idiots. God and Allah are the same diety. It's like saying God and el Dios are different, one is the english God and one is the spanish one. Allah is just the arabic word ford God. So for you Christians or Jews or whatever that say Allah doesn't exist, you're saying that God (your own God since Muslims believe in the same God as you) doesn't exist. You might say it's not the same God but fact is, they say it is, therefore they are believing in the same God as you whether you like it or not. And it doesn't matter who dies. Muslims aren't supposed to be afraid of death. Whatever happens is God's will, or so they say. So this could be a punishment for some, and the others could just be collateral dammage, so to speak. So, was God or Allah trying to punish New Orleans for the horrible things going on in that city? Maybe God was tired for all the promiscuity and drunkenness during Mardi Gras, or the 14 year old girls having sex with grown men. To the person who said the crescent moon: you are wrong. There is actually another reason behind it, and I will find the source to prove it later, I just have to go workout and get work done right now. I will be back later though if this is still open.
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I believe the deity you are searching for is called Poseidon.
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I am not Muslim but i feel the same hurt and pain as you whenever innocent people die, irregardless of their religion or race. And i believe strongly too we should all respect's each other God and help out each other, especially in difficult and sensitive times like this. Do not doubt your God/Allah in times of troubled times. Hold on strong to your faith and your God/Allah. It is through troubled times, your faith in God/Allah is tested. God/Allah is forever forgiving and will never punish anyone by any means. Though God/Allah is all powerful and almighty, he did not promise us that life on earth is smooth-sailing or that he would protect us from all adversities and trials. But he did promise us that in times of doubt, there will be FAITH; in times of despair, there will be HOPE; in times of trouble, there will be CHARITY and in times of hate, there will be LOVE. Through the last tsunami, all brothers on earth band together to help in whatever way we can. And this tsunami will be the same too!
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you are so uninformed what was Katrina? punishment for the US evils around the world grow up will you

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Conservatives- What do you think of people in Indonesia working in sweatshops making a dollar a day

Conservatives- What do you think of people in Indonesia working in sweatshops making a dollar a day?
Should there be government regulation regarding inhumane treatment of overseas workers by American Companies? Should there be government regulation regarding toxic wastes being poured into our oceans? I'm a conservative and I don't believe that global warming exists (except during the summer), but does global warming really have to exist for people to care about their environment? Badgerbadger- I really don't get it. They say we Americans don't want the jobs? The funny thing is that our employment rates are through the roof. Gotta love it. Uncle Benito, Yea but these are American companies. The Canadian companies can go screw themselves. But then, if the USA penalized them for it, the American Companies won't be able to compete. Lib Nemesis- Lol I didn't mean to choose Obama's old home country. Just a coincidence. Good call.
Politics - 10 Answers
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We keep hearing from Libs that Americans wouldn't take jobs like that. What would those Indonesians be doing otherwise? ADDENDUM - Sure they do. It's their justification for supporting illegal immigration. Just listen to Colbert's inane testimony to Congress for a taste. If we supposedly won't take farming or cleaning jobs, what the heck would make them think we'd take tedious textile jobs?
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They should be jobs for the American people. I don't care if those corporations would make less money. It would highly improve the economy if they would bring those jobs back to the states.
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What do I think of it? I'm appalled! Surely, the job can be done by even poorer people in places like Burkina Faso for 50 cents! Seriously though, I disagree with the entire concept of extraterritoriality. Our legal jurisdiction ends at our borders.
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It depends. If those jobs are the best in their homelands, wouldn't you think that their country has failed them, even if they are being unfairly exploited in either direction?
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It makes me realize that if the progressives get their way we will see that right here in America. When the government regulates its people and businesses to death they kill jobs and then we can't even get paid a decent wage because the government hoards all the money. Coming soon to America!
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im a conservative and if those countries governments did the right thing they would not allow this to happen to their citizens . if they let it happen it will happen as far as global warming goes we as americans need to care about the environment ,yes but to blame the u.s. on it is a different story climate change goes up and down through out the history of the world and if someone thinks that they are going to profit from blaming on the u.s. sorry but you are not going to convince me that the u.s. is the blame for all of the worlds problems ..
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Reminds me of Obama's half brother
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Indonesia? What about the folks working in sweat shops here in America? What about them? The problem is worldwide. How did we leap from sweat shops to global warning? Two very different issues - pollution and labor. Both are in need of attention. Both very dire.
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My mother earned 65 cents an hour in 1954 working in a factory in the United States. The cost of living was much less then just like it is in these developing countries. It took years before the government made laws here concerning safety, child labor, equal pay, etc. The safety laws came with bad accidents. Some factories used to lock the doors so the workers couldn't leave without the supervisor letting them out. A fire broke out in a clothing factory and many died because they couldn't get out. That's when it became a law to have fire exits. Did you ever see how the Empire State Building was built. Many died building it. People used to have their children work as well as the adults because it was the only way they could afford to live. As wages improved, child labor became illegal. As we continued to industrialize, more workers were needed so benefits became necessary to attract good labor. Laws changed for 40 hour weeks, overtime, etc. Equal pay is relatively recent. Developing countries are just that. They are developing just like the United States did. I cringe at the thought of toxic waste being dumped in the oceans and waterways. The recent oil spill literally made me sick. I do not agree with man made global warming but I do recognize that our climate is changing. I also believe it happened before because so many artifacts are being found under the melting glaciers. People lived and farmed in Greenland at one time. It could be we are headed into an ice age but I don't believe that is being caused by C02 emissions. I believe the earth moves in cycles. If we are going into an ice age, its for sure that windmills and solar panels aren't going to be the right kind of energy for survival.
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A lot of people don't really know how the economy works. Bringing "our" jobs back here is not going to solve the economic crisis. I hate how everyone cries more government regulation. They might as well just say tax me more cause that is what is going to happen. And these "sweatshops" are filled with people who voluntarily go there in order to feed their families. If there was a better option, don't you think they'd take it? If Americans want the jobs to come back to this country, then they have to make sacrifices that many are not willing to make. Everyone in this country should take a basic Economics course in order to understand half the stuff they want to complain about. The idiots in government don't understand. What makes a politician (who likely went to school for law) an expert on budgeting? God this country is going to hell and fast.

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Anyone used to working in paper industry

Anyone used to working in paper industry?
Hi, I'm just received a offer letter from Sinarmas Group(APP), is anyone used to working there? What's the working environment like and the company culture? I'm a Taiwanese, now I have to work in Indonesia, so need someone who familiar paper industry especially in inverter, thank you!
Jakarta - 1 Answers
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Its a nice place to work. Just be on time and do what is asked and you will have no problem.

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

iam just arrived from indonesia and want to work in la but i only have b2 visa

iam just arrived from indonesia and want to work in la but i only have b2 visa?

Immigration - 3 Answers
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do u mean US B2 Visa? If so... NO! you can not work cuz B2 is visit visa & they are not legal to work. in some ways you can but be sure u wont be caught cuz they will give u penalties or u will be deported!
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I guess you are gonna have to joing the thousans of Mexicans that are already working there with out proper documentation brother. WELCOME TO AMERICA!!!!
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No, you cannot legally work in the USA with a visitor for pleasure (B2) visa. Do it the right way.

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

how and where can I open US dollar account in Jakarta, Indonesia? i am a Filipino working in Indonesia.

how and where can I open US dollar account in Jakarta, Indonesia? i am a Filipino working in Indonesia.?

Indonesia - 1 Answers
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Why not open a Citibank account?

Thursday, April 1, 2010

I'm from Indonesia, it is good working in Doha because i have a plan to work in Doha recently

I'm from Indonesia, it is good working in Doha because i have a plan to work in Doha recently?

Other - Africa & Middle East - 2 Answers
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What does that mean? What is your question?
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Beware rip off contracts and the sexual advances of your employers. If you are going to work as a domestic you are very vulnerable. The money can be good, but you will have few rights and little protection from exploitation or abuse. If you are going as a professional, then that is different.

Sunday, March 21, 2010

Lost Passport In Indonesia, Have Replacement, Visa Office Closed, Plane leaves in Two Days on Sunday

Lost Passport In Indonesia, Have Replacement, Visa Office Closed, Plane leaves in Two Days on Sunday?
Alright, so I've been doing social work in Indonesia for two months, and I just lost my passport yesterday in Jogjakarta, on Thursday morning. It was stolen along with my bag. I made a police report, and I went to Jakarta as fast as I could. I spent all of Friday rushing around, getting a temporary passport. I managed to do this, but I couldn't complete my temporary visa before the office closed. So right now I have: -temporary passport -photocopy of original passport/visa -letter from my volunteer organisation explaining the situation in indonesian language -police report -digital/printed plane ticket with travel dates Since my plane leaves on Sunday at 14:00 (2pm), and my passport expires on Sunday, before the visa office opens again on Monday, my hope is to attempt to get through the airport on Saturday and deal with whatever red tape I have to there. Is it possible to leave on Sunday without my visa, and avoid changing my flight and paying overstay? Where should I go? My friends/family in Jakarta are advising me to wait until Monday when the Visa office opens again. Then I can get my temporary visa after going through an interview process, and probably, if I'm lucky, leave on a flight Monday night. However, in that case I will have to pay about 100 dollars for a flight change, 40 for visa overstay, and then some money for government corruption, which I would rather not support or have to suffer. So I plan to go to the airport tomorrow morning, on Saturday, and attempt to deal with my lack of visa there. Does anyone know if Soekarno-Hatta International Airport will be able to help me on a Saturday? What parts of the airport are likely to be open and for how long? If I manage to get through security and to my gate, will I be safe to wait there until my flght leaves? I don't mind suffering a night in the airport, as long as I save my cash and assets from the Indonesian police. Hey guys! If you want to know how things worked out, I was able to beg the Indonesian police at the airport to stamp my passport, a few hours before my original flight left. In fact, I didn't have to bribe anyone or pay anything! It was amazing. I just told them I didn't have any money on me, that everything had been stolen, and that it was completely impossible to reschedule my flight or stay anywhere in Indonesia. (Which was partly true.) Eventually, the head of the police was so fed up with me that he stamped my passport. Thanks for your advice, you two! It was very helpful to me.
Immigration - 2 Answers
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I think for the most part you should be fine. I'm sure you will have to speak with several "upper" people but I think after you state your case to about 5 people you will be fine. Show up at the airport very very very early. Have you tried contacting anyone about this in the US?
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Staying overnight in the airport is bound to get you into trouble. You won't know which gate until the flight is called, and you don't even know if the airport is in 24/7 service -- last I was there it closed after the last evening flight arrival. Even if the airport is in 24 hr operation now, the police are going to arrest you if you hang out there all night. Your friends are right -- you have to stay until offices are open on Monday, pay the bills, get squared away, and make sure you can enter whichever country your going to. If you do not get this all resolved properly, you are going to have to deal with a more expensive mess.

Sunday, March 7, 2010

where can i watch papa to kiss in the dark BESIDES veoh

where can i watch papa to kiss in the dark BESIDES veoh?
i wanna watch this anime but i can't find the one that doesn't use veoh, i can't use veoh because i'm in Indonesia and veoh doesn't work in Indonesia anymore, so, anyone have suggestions? thx!
Comics & Animation - 1 Answers
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OVA 1 http://www.anilinkz.com/movies-and-ova/papa-to-kiss-in-the-dark-ova-01/ OVA 2 http://www.anilinkz.com/movies-and-ova/papa-to-kiss-in-the-dark-ova-02/

Work visa for Bali-Indonesia

Work visa for Bali-Indonesia?
Okay here it goes.. I'm going to Bali in January and my purpose of my travel is simply to find a job at a restaurant, bar, cafe or something like that. My question is; how is the easiest way to get a work visa? Is it at all possible without a sponsor. The main reason why I chose Bali, is because i've been there 3 times before, have a lot of friends there, I like the culture, the atmosphere and then I have my boyfriend there... I have read about a visa on the website for the indonesian embassy in Denmark(where i live), a visa for visiting family - guess it doesn't count the boyfriend?? Cant wait to get ur help:) Thanx Mariah
Indonesia - 2 Answers
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I've been worked with some Indonesian Company and as my understanding you need to apply work visa ( if you like to work here ), or you can stay max 30 days using tourist visa. Perhaps during first 30 days you can find some sponsor or company who can employed you in here. It will easy for you to apply work visa if there's a sponsor or company. Some fee should be paid to the government such as Foreign Cost ( subject to Labor Department ), Employee Income Tax of your income ( Subject to Tax Authority / Finance Department ) and Imigration Cost ( Subject to Imigration and Law Department ) To make simple ( if there's no sponsor ), I'm advising you to use local agent to prepare for your documentation. The fee will be negotiable within you and the agent. Hope it may help you.
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You can ask fro your country a 60 day social visa and or apply for work visa you you have the sponsor letter from Indonesia http://www.buongiornobali.it/

Monday, March 1, 2010

Will autralian wii console work with indonesian wii games

Will autralian wii console work with indonesian wii games?
I'm an indonesian but currently in australia. I'm considering to buy wii here in australia. Will the wii from aus work with games from indonesia? I really need an advice...thanx
Nintendo Wii - 2 Answers
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I don't think so. It's better to buy a wii here and ship it to Australia...In the long run it's far cheaper than buying original games in Australia (not that I condone piracy but that's just the way of life in Indonesia) Wii games from Indonesia require hacked Wii to play.That's why there are the so-called "soft mod" and "hard mod" wii. "Soft mod" wiis are wii with hacked firmware in order to play copied Wii games. "Hard mod" wiis are wii with specially designed mod chip in order to play copied Wii games. I SHOULD probably warn you that almost all Wii Games sold in Indonesia are pirated versions not the original one. Therefore there's no way a wii bought in Australia can play any games from Indonesia unless it is modified.
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it shoudl work

Sunday, February 21, 2010

Can someone update me on the repairs of the 6 earthquake damaged cables in Taiwan

Can someone update me on the repairs of the 6 earthquake damaged cables in Taiwan?
I am trying to work from Indonesia where Internet access is still as bad as it was a couple of days after the earthquake incident. No one here is able to give me an update on the repairs. It was said in December repairs could take up to 3 weeks. We are now 24/01 and the situation is as bad as after the quake. When will the repairs be completed?
Earth Sciences & Geology - 1 Answers
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Mid-February looks like the general date being spread about: Asia ’s internet and telecommunication infrastructure is expected to resume full service in mid-February --according to Computerworld Singapore. http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/storypage.aspx?StoryId=64282 Philippine telecom firms: Internet connections will remain intermittent until February as they continue to repair underwater optic cables damaged by the earthquake. Mid -February for Brunei--http://www.brudirect.com/DailyInfo/News/Archive/Jan07/270107/nite33.htm

Sunday, February 14, 2010

if i purchase an iphone from indonesia on ebay, will it work on at&t, here in the united states

if i purchase an iphone from indonesia on ebay, will it work on at&t, here in the united states?

PDAs & Handhelds - 2 Answers
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If its unlocked (as it more than likely will be if its coming from there) yes. If buying from eBay why not just buy one from the US?
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That depends. iPhone are still not able to be used in Indonesia (Due to difference in telecommunications policies). So that person who auctioned his iPhone on eBay probably realized it too late and he decided to sell it anyway. Just ask him, where does the iPhone reginonalized.

Sunday, February 7, 2010

I am disqualified from driving in the UK (Drink Driving) am I allowed to drive any where else in the world

I am disqualified from driving in the UK (Drink Driving) am I allowed to drive any where else in the world?
I would like to do some voluntary work in Indonesia, but a certain amount of driving is necessary. Is it possible to obtain some sort of licence to drive in Asia (Indonesia) despite my UK ban, short term will do. Thank you for any advice given. Neil.
Law & Ethics - 6 Answers
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YES
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NO YES MABYE
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Yes I did this, you can apply for your licience back to drive abroad, you haven't had your licience taken away, merely the permision to drive in UK. Mind you this was 25 years ago, rules may have changed now
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Yes, you can take your license back by applying for it. It will permit you to drive abroad. For more help regarding your problem you can find free outlines on outlinesumo.
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All the countries that would need you to hold a full clean UK license then yes as you dont currently have a full license as yours is suspended. 'An International Driving Permit (IDP) is valid for 12 months form the date of issue (see also important note 1 below). Recognised internationally it normally allows the holder to drive a private motor vehicle when accompanied by a valid UK driving licence. (See also important note 2 below) Most countries require a 1949 Convention IDP but for certain countries, a 1926 Convention IDP is necessary. The AA is authorised to issue both the 1926 and 1949 Convention IDPs to applicants 18 years and over who hold a valid UK driving licence, or can obtain such a licence on the basis of a valid pass certificate. IDPs cannot be issued to a holder of a UK provisional driving licence without the test pass certificate and provisional driving licence. An IDP is a permit for use in conjunction with your driving licence, not in place of it. In some countries, you risk being fined or worse for relying solely on an IDP.' You need a '1949 Convention IDP' license in Indonesia.
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Possibly, but you should not as you have proven that you are not a considerate or careful driver who abides by the law. What if you had killed someone whilst intoxicated. Stick to public transport.

Monday, February 1, 2010

I live in Indonesia& would like to work in US/Canada.May I know the employers that could handle working visa

I live in Indonesia& would like to work in US/Canada.May I know the employers that could handle working visa?

Careers & Employment - 1 Answers
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employers in the US/CANADA will only sponsor you IF you have 'special skills' required by the country... example : teachers, physicians, electrical engineers etc.. these are all examples so you need to check on their websites (embassies) for more information.. once you have discovered that they require your skills, read more as they definately want qualifications recognized by the country.. from there (if successful) you'll be in touch with the corporation(s) that posted the vacancies in order to take the next step.. some employers will pay FULL visas wherelse some employers will deduct a certain percentage from your salary to cover their cost in bringing you into the country....it depends on the job and situations surounds it... to work as a server (say in hotels etc..), constructions, oil rigs, cruise ship etc.. you'll have to get in contact with people in your current country and get posted oversease via contract... that is more secure to actually GETTING the job rather than to migrate to another country... best of luck and i wish you all the best (^_^)

Thursday, January 21, 2010

what is the average salary for a bachelor in economics with 4 year managerial experience in Malaysia

what is the average salary for a bachelor in economics with 4 year managerial experience in Malaysia?
i'm 26 years old, currently work in Indonesia, looking forward to work overseas.i also have a proffesional degree in personal financial planing.
Higher Education (University +) - 3 Answers
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if your going to get that specific you should try salary.com Economics major normally start at 40k
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http://economics.gmu.edu/undergrad/uwhat.html Something to think about
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Salaries will vary in different locations and depending on your qualifications and employment setting.More information, tips and help at http://moreaboutsalary.blogspot.com/

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Where is the safest Place for an American to Live in Indonesia

Where is the safest Place for an American to Live in Indonesia?
Whats the safest City and Place in that city for an American expatriat to live and work in Indonesia?
Religion & Spirituality - 1 Answers
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Kuala Kencana or Tembagapura. Those cities are owned by PT Freeport Indonesia who is protected by Indonesian law (and the army, of course)

Thursday, January 7, 2010

i use indonesia pasport and i work in ireland can i go to UK or Belgium without no visa

i use indonesia pasport and i work in ireland can i go to UK or Belgium without no visa?
visa allow
Other - Ireland - 2 Answers
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Contact the Embassies of those countries to find out.
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Your Ireland working visa does not authorize you to travel to the United Kingdom or Belgium. You need to apply for a UK visa through the WorldBridge application center in Dublin. For a visa to visit Belgium you must apply at the Belgium Embassy in Dublin. Source(s): http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/ukvqr?redirect=true&promoId=1910262&reason=Visit&nationality=Indonesia&location=Ireland https://www.visainfoservices.com/Pages/Content.aspx?Tag=HowDoIApply_PAGE http://britishembassyinireland.fco.gov.uk/en/visas/ http://www.diplomatie.be/en/travel/visaShortdetail.asp?TEXTID=1180 http://www.diplomatie.be/dublin/

Friday, January 1, 2010

Does anyone know the best place to look for work at home jobs (no joining fee)

Does anyone know the best place to look for work at home jobs (no joining fee)?
i am a fresh graduate and live in indonesia, and most work at home jobs i've ever read must pay for joining fee. Another problem is, if there is no joining fee, the salary payment method always use paypal, etc. The only bank account i have is BCA (visa card).So, i need a job which have payment method via bank account.
Other - Business & Finance - 1 Answers
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I'm just answering this so I can find it easier later on when I get home. TY great question and I can not wait to look up those addresses when I get home, I am at work right now and they do not allow any searches like that.