What professional sports record do you think will stand for all of time?
Q. Any professional sport is fine if you know the records. It could be single-season record, career record, or single-game/event record. I think the 56-game hitting streak of Joe DiMaggio may stand for all of time. Also, Barry Bonds 73 HR season in 2001 also will stand (because performance-enhancing drugs won't be used in the future).
Asked by Take Our Country Back - Sun Jul 6 16:01:32 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Johny Van Der Meer's back to back no hitters for a person to do this they would have to throw 3 no hitters in a row
Answered by nas88car 300 #2 wins#5 is closer - Sun Jul 6 16:42:31 2008
Q. Any professional sport is fine if you know the records. It could be single-season record, career record, or single-game/event record. I think the 56-game hitting streak of Joe DiMaggio may stand for all of time. Also, Barry Bonds 73 HR season in 2001 also will stand (because performance-enhancing drugs won't be used in the future).
Asked by Take Our Country Back - Sun Jul 6 16:01:32 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Johny Van Der Meer's back to back no hitters for a person to do this they would have to throw 3 no hitters in a row
Answered by nas88car 300 #2 wins#5 is closer - Sun Jul 6 16:42:31 2008
What professional camera or equipment do I use to make a video on a website?
Q. Looking for a good camera or video equipment to record my profile on myspace, facebook, etc in a professional manner. Any suggestions? Thanks I fogot to mention, cost doesn't matter.
Asked by mrgerbil - Sun Jul 20 09:54:40 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is your budget? Start here:
Answered by Nu'uanu - Mon Jul 21 00:34:21 2008
Q. Looking for a good camera or video equipment to record my profile on myspace, facebook, etc in a professional manner. Any suggestions? Thanks I fogot to mention, cost doesn't matter.
Asked by mrgerbil - Sun Jul 20 09:54:40 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is your budget? Start here:
Answered by Nu'uanu - Mon Jul 21 00:34:21 2008
What professional clothing can I wear in the heat?
Q. I'm walking all over the city today soliciting grocery stores for a non-profit group. Obviously I want to look professional while doing this but the problem is it's supposed to be a sunny, hot, humid day (85F). Would it be acceptable to wear a sleeveless top with a knee length skirt? Any other tips to help me look polished without suffering in the heat? Thanks everyone.
Asked by candied_arsenic - Sat Jul 8 07:11:56 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Keep it cotton. Cotton breathes the most and is lightweight. You can look completely professional in a cotton blouse and skirt. Unfortunately to look professional hose are going to be a must. I always keep on hand those thigh high hose on hand that stay up by themselves. Trust me...they are much cooler.
Answered by J Somethingorother - Sat Jul 8 07:19:22 2006
Q. I'm walking all over the city today soliciting grocery stores for a non-profit group. Obviously I want to look professional while doing this but the problem is it's supposed to be a sunny, hot, humid day (85F). Would it be acceptable to wear a sleeveless top with a knee length skirt? Any other tips to help me look polished without suffering in the heat? Thanks everyone.
Asked by candied_arsenic - Sat Jul 8 07:11:56 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Keep it cotton. Cotton breathes the most and is lightweight. You can look completely professional in a cotton blouse and skirt. Unfortunately to look professional hose are going to be a must. I always keep on hand those thigh high hose on hand that stay up by themselves. Trust me...they are much cooler.
Answered by J Somethingorother - Sat Jul 8 07:19:22 2006
What do i have to do to become a professional organizer?
Q. IVe been a cleaning and organizational freak for as long as i can remember. I love organizing my stuff as well as other peoples. What do i have to do to become a professional organizer? I checked into napo, but dont have even CLOSe to 1500 hours (in 3 years) to be certified. Can i professionally organize..or call myself a professional organizer without certification? I really would like to do this eventually and im really good at it. Would like to hear from people who would hire a professional organizer (what they would look for and require) and hopefully even professional organizers themselves for advice. Thank you!
Asked by Autumn M - Thu Oct 5 21:52:38 2006 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. you can look online and see if there's a company that provides professional organizers as a service. and then contact them and ask them for some of their time to meet or talk with you about what it takes to be one.
Answered by cuteazndude84 - Fri Oct 6 00:42:25 2006
Q. IVe been a cleaning and organizational freak for as long as i can remember. I love organizing my stuff as well as other peoples. What do i have to do to become a professional organizer? I checked into napo, but dont have even CLOSe to 1500 hours (in 3 years) to be certified. Can i professionally organize..or call myself a professional organizer without certification? I really would like to do this eventually and im really good at it. Would like to hear from people who would hire a professional organizer (what they would look for and require) and hopefully even professional organizers themselves for advice. Thank you!
Asked by Autumn M - Thu Oct 5 21:52:38 2006 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. you can look online and see if there's a company that provides professional organizers as a service. and then contact them and ask them for some of their time to meet or talk with you about what it takes to be one.
Answered by cuteazndude84 - Fri Oct 6 00:42:25 2006
How do you be professional at work?
Q. I don't mean to "act" professional. I mean to sincerely "be" professional with people and your job/career?
Asked by Ultraviolet - Wed Oct 15 21:09:47 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A "professional" is always polite, never raises his/her voice and keeps business and personal life strictly separated. You will have to treat clients with utmost respect and courtesy. Always listen to what they have to say before you answer. Requests from your boss should be answered promptly with an outline how long it will take you to get the job done and preferrably answered "consider it done". Don't complain, never engage in office gossip. Stay polite but aloof to people that work under you. Especially when you are in a manager position. Remember your personal life doesn't belong at work if you want to be a real "Professional" neither do moodswings, attitudes and bad personal habits. The less people "know" about you the more they… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Wed Oct 15 21:24:15 2008
Q. I don't mean to "act" professional. I mean to sincerely "be" professional with people and your job/career?
Asked by Ultraviolet - Wed Oct 15 21:09:47 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A "professional" is always polite, never raises his/her voice and keeps business and personal life strictly separated. You will have to treat clients with utmost respect and courtesy. Always listen to what they have to say before you answer. Requests from your boss should be answered promptly with an outline how long it will take you to get the job done and preferrably answered "consider it done". Don't complain, never engage in office gossip. Stay polite but aloof to people that work under you. Especially when you are in a manager position. Remember your personal life doesn't belong at work if you want to be a real "Professional" neither do moodswings, attitudes and bad personal habits. The less people "know" about you the more they… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Wed Oct 15 21:24:15 2008
How many professional driving lessons should I take before road test?
Q. I was wondering how many how many professional driving lessons should i take before taking the road test I was wondering because they are expensive for near 50 hours it is around 2k the place I will be taking the road test is a very isolated place near a prison it had very little traffic and how long will the road test be I live in pennslyvannia?
Asked by gonzalesjohn38 - Mon Oct 29 06:46:54 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Take the number of lessons that you need, when you feel that it is easy and your fear is gone, then you're finished. Read my answer to another question a couple of months ago: My parents told me to call around and find the cheapest and sent me to a driving school like the one you are talking about. You can't believe what happened to me, my instructor spent the first hour and a half in a frickin parking lot showing me all of the controls while he was eating his lunch and said he could teach me a lot about driving just sitting there in the parking lot without wasting gas cause of global warming. He never took me on the freeway and barely took me into traffic, every lesson he ate his lunch while I was supposed to be driving and he also… [cont.]
Answered by Christine C - Wed Oct 31 22:18:07 2007
Q. I was wondering how many how many professional driving lessons should i take before taking the road test I was wondering because they are expensive for near 50 hours it is around 2k the place I will be taking the road test is a very isolated place near a prison it had very little traffic and how long will the road test be I live in pennslyvannia?
Asked by gonzalesjohn38 - Mon Oct 29 06:46:54 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Take the number of lessons that you need, when you feel that it is easy and your fear is gone, then you're finished. Read my answer to another question a couple of months ago: My parents told me to call around and find the cheapest and sent me to a driving school like the one you are talking about. You can't believe what happened to me, my instructor spent the first hour and a half in a frickin parking lot showing me all of the controls while he was eating his lunch and said he could teach me a lot about driving just sitting there in the parking lot without wasting gas cause of global warming. He never took me on the freeway and barely took me into traffic, every lesson he ate his lunch while I was supposed to be driving and he also… [cont.]
Answered by Christine C - Wed Oct 31 22:18:07 2007
What is the best professional lightening/bleach product for dark hair?
Q. Hi. I am an out of practice licensed cosmetologist. My daughter wants to highlight her hair and put purple in it. (Just one strip on the bottom). What is the best professional lightener to bleach out dark brown hair (probably a level 2). It's okay to be specific. I will be purchasing from a beauty supply store for professionals only. THANKS.
Asked by jelway1fan - Tue Oct 21 13:40:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have always purchased my bleaching kits from Sally Beauty supply. They seem to work best. It is called 'beyond Zone' and it comes in a kit with everything you need for about $8. Happy bleaching!
Answered by Tra - Tue Oct 21 14:57:56 2008
Q. Hi. I am an out of practice licensed cosmetologist. My daughter wants to highlight her hair and put purple in it. (Just one strip on the bottom). What is the best professional lightener to bleach out dark brown hair (probably a level 2). It's okay to be specific. I will be purchasing from a beauty supply store for professionals only. THANKS.
Asked by jelway1fan - Tue Oct 21 13:40:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have always purchased my bleaching kits from Sally Beauty supply. They seem to work best. It is called 'beyond Zone' and it comes in a kit with everything you need for about $8. Happy bleaching!
Answered by Tra - Tue Oct 21 14:57:56 2008
What is it like to be a professional photographer?
Q. I'm curious what it's like to be a professional photographer, and how you get prepared for a career in photography. Is there a special school you go to to become a photographer? What exactly does a professional photographer DO? Is there a job you can get when you're young to get prepared for a career in photography? What is the average pay of a professional photographer? Thanks for answers to any or all questions!
Asked by Leah - Wed Jul 22 15:34:52 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What's it like - great, terrible, frustrating, interesting, busy, you name it. How to prepare - learn photography and business. Special school - not necessary to get any specific qualifications for the vast majority of pro photography work What does a pro do - whatever they are required to do. There are quite a number of different "specialities" and there are general practices. What you do depends on what you are shooting. Job to prepare - photographers assistant, gofer in a decent studio Average pay - no such thing as average pay. Some earn millions some earn very little. It depends on what field you are in and how hard you are prepared to work amongst other things. GHJ - And people think I am rude.!!! The question was asking… [cont.]
Answered by Ansell A - Wed Jul 22 15:43:17 2009
Q. I'm curious what it's like to be a professional photographer, and how you get prepared for a career in photography. Is there a special school you go to to become a photographer? What exactly does a professional photographer DO? Is there a job you can get when you're young to get prepared for a career in photography? What is the average pay of a professional photographer? Thanks for answers to any or all questions!
Asked by Leah - Wed Jul 22 15:34:52 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What's it like - great, terrible, frustrating, interesting, busy, you name it. How to prepare - learn photography and business. Special school - not necessary to get any specific qualifications for the vast majority of pro photography work What does a pro do - whatever they are required to do. There are quite a number of different "specialities" and there are general practices. What you do depends on what you are shooting. Job to prepare - photographers assistant, gofer in a decent studio Average pay - no such thing as average pay. Some earn millions some earn very little. It depends on what field you are in and how hard you are prepared to work amongst other things. GHJ - And people think I am rude.!!! The question was asking… [cont.]
Answered by Ansell A - Wed Jul 22 15:43:17 2009
How long does it take professional singers to warm up their voices before a perfomance?
Q. I'm no professional, but I'll have to sing for around 15 minutes before I can get my pitch right. Then I'm good to go. Can most professionals sing with no warning, or do they have to warm up?
Asked by EvK - Tue Apr 21 05:29:33 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nooo, they have to warm up. Any singing without a warm up can lead to vocal damage. and warming up doesn't mean going over the song a few times until you get the pitch right. you need to go slowly, work on scales and such or you can really hurt your voice. you might not notice it right away but it can develope in laryngitis, which can permanently alter the sound of your voice. i have friends who performed regularily without warming up or people who continued to perform after they're hurt their voice and it really damaged them vocally and emotionally. I myself got laryngitis from singing too hard for too long and it's been 3 months now and my throat still aches all the time and i can't hit some of the notes i used to be able to hit. My… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Tue Apr 21 05:57:52 2009
Q. I'm no professional, but I'll have to sing for around 15 minutes before I can get my pitch right. Then I'm good to go. Can most professionals sing with no warning, or do they have to warm up?
Asked by EvK - Tue Apr 21 05:29:33 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nooo, they have to warm up. Any singing without a warm up can lead to vocal damage. and warming up doesn't mean going over the song a few times until you get the pitch right. you need to go slowly, work on scales and such or you can really hurt your voice. you might not notice it right away but it can develope in laryngitis, which can permanently alter the sound of your voice. i have friends who performed regularily without warming up or people who continued to perform after they're hurt their voice and it really damaged them vocally and emotionally. I myself got laryngitis from singing too hard for too long and it's been 3 months now and my throat still aches all the time and i can't hit some of the notes i used to be able to hit. My… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Tue Apr 21 05:57:52 2009
How do you become a professional dancer?
Q. To hip hop dancers, ballet dancers, any dancers, How did you become a dancer? While I am not planning to be a dancer, I am very interested to know how you become a professional. Like, what are the good dancing schools, how many years does training take, when did you start dancing, and so on. Also, what kind of career opportunities do different types of dancers have? If you are a professional dancer, or even if you are not, please post an answer. :) Not that kind of dance. Thank you for your answers. :) However, I would appreciate if more people posted their opinion on how many years of training is reasonable/typical and what kind of career opportunies are available. I did check out So You Think You Can Dance and Dancers 4 Answers.… [cont.]
Asked by JIN - Mon Jul 2 10:07:16 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The biggest thing is to practice as much as possible and get yourself out there. Taking classes in various types of dance is important to find what you are good at and gain skill. But after that, a lot of it has to do with natural skill (not everyone can be a dancer) and motivation. It is a lot of hard work, as you spend hours practicing and have to regularly audition (to get your name out there and start performing). While I was trained in various dance forms, I currently choreograph and so I tend to make new moves and use different styles in my work, and I don't always use classically trained dancers because sometimes the best dancers are those who have the natural talent and had the motivation to learn on their own and keep trying. It… [cont.]
Answered by Leyla - Mon Jul 2 16:34:04 2007
Q. To hip hop dancers, ballet dancers, any dancers, How did you become a dancer? While I am not planning to be a dancer, I am very interested to know how you become a professional. Like, what are the good dancing schools, how many years does training take, when did you start dancing, and so on. Also, what kind of career opportunities do different types of dancers have? If you are a professional dancer, or even if you are not, please post an answer. :) Not that kind of dance. Thank you for your answers. :) However, I would appreciate if more people posted their opinion on how many years of training is reasonable/typical and what kind of career opportunies are available. I did check out So You Think You Can Dance and Dancers 4 Answers.… [cont.]
Asked by JIN - Mon Jul 2 10:07:16 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The biggest thing is to practice as much as possible and get yourself out there. Taking classes in various types of dance is important to find what you are good at and gain skill. But after that, a lot of it has to do with natural skill (not everyone can be a dancer) and motivation. It is a lot of hard work, as you spend hours practicing and have to regularly audition (to get your name out there and start performing). While I was trained in various dance forms, I currently choreograph and so I tend to make new moves and use different styles in my work, and I don't always use classically trained dancers because sometimes the best dancers are those who have the natural talent and had the motivation to learn on their own and keep trying. It… [cont.]
Answered by Leyla - Mon Jul 2 16:34:04 2007
How do i make a professional display to sell brand new shirts on ebay?
Q. I am currently selling brand new Christian Audigier shirts on ebay, and have noticed that everyone selling these brand new shirts have very professional displays. I have been selling my shirts at a good price, but my display does not come close to they way these other sellers showcase their merchandise. I would like know if anyone could help me out and maybe tell me how to create this professional displays. It will be greatly appreciated, thank you.
Asked by alex s - Thu Oct 30 19:02:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These very professional displays are created by making a custom template. In order to make one from scratch you will need to know basic html (which isnt that hard to learn) Knowledge in Graphic design is required and you will want to have photoshop and dreamweaver or ms frontpage. You then add this html code to your auction description if you are a serious seller you should be using a automated tool by now, like ebay turbo lister or my preference auctiva.com here is a site that makes templates that make me drool! I have been searching for an actual step by step tutorial for 6 months now and have never found one . I am actually a Graphic Designer myself and know enough html and web design to do the job, but there are some very… [cont.]
Answered by sunforged - Sat Nov 1 01:17:11 2008
Q. I am currently selling brand new Christian Audigier shirts on ebay, and have noticed that everyone selling these brand new shirts have very professional displays. I have been selling my shirts at a good price, but my display does not come close to they way these other sellers showcase their merchandise. I would like know if anyone could help me out and maybe tell me how to create this professional displays. It will be greatly appreciated, thank you.
Asked by alex s - Thu Oct 30 19:02:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These very professional displays are created by making a custom template. In order to make one from scratch you will need to know basic html (which isnt that hard to learn) Knowledge in Graphic design is required and you will want to have photoshop and dreamweaver or ms frontpage. You then add this html code to your auction description if you are a serious seller you should be using a automated tool by now, like ebay turbo lister or my preference auctiva.com here is a site that makes templates that make me drool! I have been searching for an actual step by step tutorial for 6 months now and have never found one . I am actually a Graphic Designer myself and know enough html and web design to do the job, but there are some very… [cont.]
Answered by sunforged - Sat Nov 1 01:17:11 2008
Where do I find a professional to provide financial assistance to better manage my debt?
Q. What type of professional offers assistance with examining and evaluating an individual's personal financial debt. I am looking for someone to review my personal balance sheet and provide suggestions on how to make improvements. I have no investments and am way over-extended. I am concerned about using a CFP, because I am not looking for portfolio or investment advise. I am also concerned about meeting with a banker, because I have horrible credit and certainly don't want to borrow more money. Additionally, I need more help that just reading a book can offer. I know I need to make changes, I would like to get a professional's advise on making these changes wisely. I would appreciate any suggestions on getting some strong financial… [cont.]
Asked by Nina W - Sat Jan 20 21:44:37 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with swenjj, try daveramsey.com for FREE before you hand over your money to some so-called expert. You can listen to his radio show online for FREE by clicking "new to dave? getting started," then "listen online now" then "listen online streaming" and last "listen to archives." You can also go to your local library for FREE a check out easy-to-understand books by reputable authors like "Total Money Makeover," "Personal Finance for Dummies," and "All Your Worth" by Elizabeth Warren, and "Smart and Simple Financial Strategies for Busy People" by Jane Bryant Quinn. These authors are recommended by Consumer Reports. Also many of these so-called financial advisers are really salespeople trying to sell you financial products rather… [cont.]
Answered by fruition7 - Sun Jan 21 15:00:45 2007
Q. What type of professional offers assistance with examining and evaluating an individual's personal financial debt. I am looking for someone to review my personal balance sheet and provide suggestions on how to make improvements. I have no investments and am way over-extended. I am concerned about using a CFP, because I am not looking for portfolio or investment advise. I am also concerned about meeting with a banker, because I have horrible credit and certainly don't want to borrow more money. Additionally, I need more help that just reading a book can offer. I know I need to make changes, I would like to get a professional's advise on making these changes wisely. I would appreciate any suggestions on getting some strong financial… [cont.]
Asked by Nina W - Sat Jan 20 21:44:37 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with swenjj, try daveramsey.com for FREE before you hand over your money to some so-called expert. You can listen to his radio show online for FREE by clicking "new to dave? getting started," then "listen online now" then "listen online streaming" and last "listen to archives." You can also go to your local library for FREE a check out easy-to-understand books by reputable authors like "Total Money Makeover," "Personal Finance for Dummies," and "All Your Worth" by Elizabeth Warren, and "Smart and Simple Financial Strategies for Busy People" by Jane Bryant Quinn. These authors are recommended by Consumer Reports. Also many of these so-called financial advisers are really salespeople trying to sell you financial products rather… [cont.]
Answered by fruition7 - Sun Jan 21 15:00:45 2007
What is the difference between professional toothbrushing on your dog and doing it at home?
Q. The groomer I take my dogs to has an add-on service called "professional toothbrushing" which they charge $10 extra for. What is the difference between professional toothbrushing and brushing your dog's teeth at home?
Asked by Amber S - Fri May 30 22:37:05 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Theres absolutely no difference at all. Veterinarians will offer teeth scraping (which actually will remove all of the plaque). And tooth brushing will not remove plaque on the teeth, it is merely a surface cleaning and you can do the very same at home.
Answered by Love My Boxer! - Fri May 30 22:56:23 2008
Q. The groomer I take my dogs to has an add-on service called "professional toothbrushing" which they charge $10 extra for. What is the difference between professional toothbrushing and brushing your dog's teeth at home?
Asked by Amber S - Fri May 30 22:37:05 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Theres absolutely no difference at all. Veterinarians will offer teeth scraping (which actually will remove all of the plaque). And tooth brushing will not remove plaque on the teeth, it is merely a surface cleaning and you can do the very same at home.
Answered by Love My Boxer! - Fri May 30 22:56:23 2008
How can i become a professional tennis player?
Q. I'm 15 and this is my first year playin tennis and i play for my high school tennis team. Since its my first year i'm pretty descent my skills are improving. I dream of playin tennis as a professional. How can i play tennis at the professional level.
Asked by 009 - Wed Apr 4 20:53:29 2007 - - 14 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Practice ... and paperwork.
Answered by Tosh - Wed Apr 4 23:55:37 2007
Q. I'm 15 and this is my first year playin tennis and i play for my high school tennis team. Since its my first year i'm pretty descent my skills are improving. I dream of playin tennis as a professional. How can i play tennis at the professional level.
Asked by 009 - Wed Apr 4 20:53:29 2007 - - 14 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Practice ... and paperwork.
Answered by Tosh - Wed Apr 4 23:55:37 2007
What makes a professional MiniDV tape any different from a consumer level MiniDV tape?
Q. As above, I noticed that professional are more expensive than the standard consumer level MinDV cassettes. Alright, so what makes that mighty difference? Secondly, would there be any point investing in these more expensive cassettes for a consumer-cum-prosumer?
Asked by Hey hey hey! - Sat Oct 31 08:43:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are referring to the "special" HD tapes, the oxide formulation and binding agents are different. But a decent miniDV tape - like the Sony "Premium" tapes at about $3 each (Frys has 8-packs for $24.99 and tapestockonline sells them cheaper in quantities) - and don't re-use the tapes, and you'll be fine. I've been using them for 5+ years and have not had a problem.
Answered by Little Dog - Sat Oct 31 12:08:56 2009
Q. As above, I noticed that professional are more expensive than the standard consumer level MinDV cassettes. Alright, so what makes that mighty difference? Secondly, would there be any point investing in these more expensive cassettes for a consumer-cum-prosumer?
Asked by Hey hey hey! - Sat Oct 31 08:43:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are referring to the "special" HD tapes, the oxide formulation and binding agents are different. But a decent miniDV tape - like the Sony "Premium" tapes at about $3 each (Frys has 8-packs for $24.99 and tapestockonline sells them cheaper in quantities) - and don't re-use the tapes, and you'll be fine. I've been using them for 5+ years and have not had a problem.
Answered by Little Dog - Sat Oct 31 12:08:56 2009
What are some professional careers working with people with disabilities?
Q. In the last several years, I have been working in this field and I think I would prefer to stay in it. I just want a change. Right now, I am a special ed teacher (my students have mild learning disabilities and speech impairments). I want to explore other options possibly in a supervisory or professional nature and outside of the school environment? What qualifications and education are needed?
Asked by Fly girl - Sat Sep 27 11:57:17 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Occupational therapist Physiotherapist Speech & language therapist Disability support worker Behavioural therapist Educational psychologist Teachers aides Residential worker/House Parents Social Workers Social Work Assistants Counselors Welfare Officers Health Care Attendants Home Care Workers Therapy Aides All of the above work with people with disabilities, I think I may have forgotten a few. The qualifications can vary from country to country. In most cases their would be at lest a 2-6 year course, earning either a diploma or degree. You will need to speak with the educational/training bodies, to see what is required.
Answered by Georgie - Sat Sep 27 20:08:06 2008
Q. In the last several years, I have been working in this field and I think I would prefer to stay in it. I just want a change. Right now, I am a special ed teacher (my students have mild learning disabilities and speech impairments). I want to explore other options possibly in a supervisory or professional nature and outside of the school environment? What qualifications and education are needed?
Asked by Fly girl - Sat Sep 27 11:57:17 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Occupational therapist Physiotherapist Speech & language therapist Disability support worker Behavioural therapist Educational psychologist Teachers aides Residential worker/House Parents Social Workers Social Work Assistants Counselors Welfare Officers Health Care Attendants Home Care Workers Therapy Aides All of the above work with people with disabilities, I think I may have forgotten a few. The qualifications can vary from country to country. In most cases their would be at lest a 2-6 year course, earning either a diploma or degree. You will need to speak with the educational/training bodies, to see what is required.
Answered by Georgie - Sat Sep 27 20:08:06 2008
What percentage of professional actors laugh due to stage fright?
Q. I've always wondered how much stage fright causes a professional actor to get a case of the giggles.
Asked by thebostonredhead - Sat Sep 29 00:54:07 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Symptoms of stage fright include: * A general feeling of anxiety before, or during, the beginning of a speech or presentation. * Cold hands, sweating hands, or shaky hands. * Dry mouth. * Fast pulse. * Nausea. * Rapid Breathing * Shaky knees. * Tight throat. * Trembling lips. Laughing usually occurs when they flub their lines or stumble, etc. and is not a symptom of stage fright.
Answered by oncameratalent - Sat Sep 29 01:00:34 2007
Q. I've always wondered how much stage fright causes a professional actor to get a case of the giggles.
Asked by thebostonredhead - Sat Sep 29 00:54:07 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Symptoms of stage fright include: * A general feeling of anxiety before, or during, the beginning of a speech or presentation. * Cold hands, sweating hands, or shaky hands. * Dry mouth. * Fast pulse. * Nausea. * Rapid Breathing * Shaky knees. * Tight throat. * Trembling lips. Laughing usually occurs when they flub their lines or stumble, etc. and is not a symptom of stage fright.
Answered by oncameratalent - Sat Sep 29 01:00:34 2007
Can I do payroll from Quickbooks Professional? What's the difference between that and Quickbooks Payroll?
Q. It seems that the professional edition has everything you need to do payroll - am I wrong? Also, on additional note, do I need any other Quicken software other then professional services for a law firm?
Asked by Bob Tompkins - Tue May 26 23:07:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Payroll is a module that is embedded in QB Pro. It has a rather simple time and billing module, look at it carefully to make sure it does what you need it to do, kinda depends upon the size of your firm. Might look at Timeslips (software package)
Answered by jwishz - Mon Jun 1 23:54:35 2009
Q. It seems that the professional edition has everything you need to do payroll - am I wrong? Also, on additional note, do I need any other Quicken software other then professional services for a law firm?
Asked by Bob Tompkins - Tue May 26 23:07:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Payroll is a module that is embedded in QB Pro. It has a rather simple time and billing module, look at it carefully to make sure it does what you need it to do, kinda depends upon the size of your firm. Might look at Timeslips (software package)
Answered by jwishz - Mon Jun 1 23:54:35 2009
What is the difference between a professional degree and a masters degree?
Q. I came across an analysis comparing the amount of money people make with various levels of education, and there it was - the "professional" degree. What constitutes a professional degree, and why is it different from a masters degree? Are they talking about trade schools? Because the analysis ranked it higher than a masters degree, but lower than a doctorate. Anyone know?
Asked by L.M - Thu Oct 16 21:11:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Professional degrees include M.D, J.D., Pharm.D., Psy.D., M.Div., M.Ed., etc.
Answered by Neil - Thu Oct 16 21:22:03 2008
Q. I came across an analysis comparing the amount of money people make with various levels of education, and there it was - the "professional" degree. What constitutes a professional degree, and why is it different from a masters degree? Are they talking about trade schools? Because the analysis ranked it higher than a masters degree, but lower than a doctorate. Anyone know?
Asked by L.M - Thu Oct 16 21:11:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Professional degrees include M.D, J.D., Pharm.D., Psy.D., M.Div., M.Ed., etc.
Answered by Neil - Thu Oct 16 21:22:03 2008
What should I wear to look professional for a presentation at school?
Q. My teacher said we're supposed to dress professional for these project presentations- it's part of our grade. So no jeans allowed. Do you think cords and a sweater works for being "professional"?
Asked by rinthedreamer - Sat Feb 23 15:52:24 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it works. Do you go to a school where you're allowed to wear jeans everyday? I don't think it's up to your teacher to tell you how to dress for school if it's different from your school's dress code.
Answered by Heather - Sat Feb 23 16:03:33 2008
Q. My teacher said we're supposed to dress professional for these project presentations- it's part of our grade. So no jeans allowed. Do you think cords and a sweater works for being "professional"?
Asked by rinthedreamer - Sat Feb 23 15:52:24 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it works. Do you go to a school where you're allowed to wear jeans everyday? I don't think it's up to your teacher to tell you how to dress for school if it's different from your school's dress code.
Answered by Heather - Sat Feb 23 16:03:33 2008
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