vendredi 13 septembre 2013

Immigration To Canada.

Dear Future Canadian,

According to Immigration Canada data, every year, Canada plans to accept between 225,000 to 265,000 immigrants, to meet Canada's goals of economic benefit.

We sure hope YOU will be AMONG THE ONES that successfully Immigrate to Canada and build a new and prosperous life for you and your family here.

There are two ways of applying for a Permanent Resident for Canada. You can do all the work yourself and save a lot of money, or you can pay an Immigration Consultant between $1,000 to $3,000 or more to prepare the files for you.

That is a lot of money even for someone living in a wealthy country. Truth is, most people can not afford that kind of money. That is why we designed " My Immigration Consultant" more on this in a bit...

Here is what one customer is saying about "My Immigration Consultant"

Your software is just unbelievable. I was able to easily navigate and get everything I needed to place my application in fast. I was called for an interview at the Canadian Embassy in Beijing within a year.

The advice on how to prepare myself for an interview was excellent. Honestly I do not think I would have passed the interview without the information you provided.

Myself, my wife and our three children sincerely thank you.

De Hui Tsui
Goangdong -China

Strategic Immigration Services has developed this Software (E-book style), to help prospective immigrants to Canada who live in countries that are not so fortunate financially. We always make a point of providing high quality professional services based on experience, competence and strict ethical standards.

Your ability to meet the Canadian immigration criteria depends, of course, on your personal and professional background. By the same token, it also depends on the way you will answer the Canadian Immigration officer's questions so that you manage to provide him/her, in less then ½ hour time, with the selected information that best underscores your merits, while avoiding unnecessary exhibit your weak points.

"In performing their assessment, the immigration officers have a duty to fairly treat each candidate"

Given that the number of people who apply each year for immigration to Canada is considerably higher than the annual level established by the government of Canada, the immigration officers are rather expected to act selectively, in order to choose those who they consider to be the best.

It is our role, through information, guidance and valuable advice provided with this software to protect and promote your interests, and to make sure that you are effectively considered one of the best and that you are granted the permanent resident status at the end of the immigration process.

Trying To Do It All Yourself Can Be Frustrating ...

... and can take you a lot of time. Even after you may think you did it all right, there may be missing information that can delay your application or worst, reject it . Our interactive software (E-Book style) can save you from all the problems associated with "do it yourself" process.

"It does not have to be this way"

After all YOUdeserve to be able to build a better life for your family. YOU should be able to go through the immigration process without having to spend huge amounts of money on consulting fees.

"My Immigration Consultant" does all the work for you for a very low cost. It is designed to guide you *step by step* towards successfully immigrating to Canada. You download the software from our site.

From the minute you receive it, you can start immediately. From establishing the Immigration Class you best fit in, what is required, how to evaluate yourself, where and how to apply and finally your preparation for a successful interview at the Canadian Embassy.

We have many satisfied customers and keep in mind this software is quite new.

Sounds great, but what is included inside "My Immigration Consultant"?

Glad you asked!

"A Step- By- Step On HOW To Do And WHAT To Do It All"

Fly Cheap! Airfare Secrets Revealed!

"Did I Really Save Hundreds of Dollars on my Next Flight?" ...

Review by George Wilson

I travel a lot, and I certainly don't like spending more money than I have to.

Like many of you, I assumed I could simply hunt around the web and find all the information on cheap flights that was available.

My assumption was wrong: I was getting very frustrated with the results I got ...

Even a simple search-query like "Best Time to Book A Flight?" didn't return a straight answer when I was googling around. I checked maybe a dozen specialized websites and got a dozen different answers.

I quickly discovered there's a huge swirl of confusion out there when it comes to finding good information on getting the best flight at the best price.

I decided I had enough from searching the internet!

I needed better and more reliable information on how to get cheap flights, so I bought some of the best books on the subject.

Some books where better than others, but I knew I had found gold when I opened "Fly Cheap! Airfare Secrets Revealed" by Stefan Vandevelde.

Just reading the table of contents already revealed plenty of value.

It became obvious why the author was able to pack so much valuable stuff in just 47 pages, especially considering that he's an actual airline pilot with tons of experience in the travel industry.

Right from the opening page, all the way to the end, I found plenty of useful tips.

To give you a quick example, ... I never realized there's a "best time of DAY" to book a flight. I now know there is. There's a detailed table inside the book that shows you exactly that. I found this priceless. It's one of the tools I ALWAYS use to get a cheap flight.

Shocked!

One thing that absolutely shocked me was my UNAWARENESS of a secret tool that saves money even AFTER purchasing a ticket! Yes, you read that right. Stefan shows you exactly how to get refunded the difference in price if the airlines drop their fares AFTER you buy your ticket!

I had never even dreamed you could do that, let alone suspected that there was a FREE service out there that lets you keep track of it!

After I found out about it, I started asking people when I was waiting around in airport lounges, and NOBODY had heard of this....

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Secrets To Retiring To Thailand

The Retire-on-550-month.com website has grown to about 180 pages and updating all the pages continually and promptly is not possible so we decided to create an EBook.

Fourteen chapters which cover the most important factors in deciding if to retire here to Chaing Mai, Thailand, how to go about it, what to watch out for, how to live comfortably on less and much more.

Accurate up to date information which can be read over in one day and you would know as much about living here as someone who has lived here for 7 years and who is in the business of helping retiree's settle in to Chiang Mai.

The EBook will save you money, save you grief, protect your savings, and enable you to live here on less with a nice Thai lady (if you are a single gentleman).

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a comprehensive EBook with photo's, and video's and never berfore revealed information about the author and where he lives and his actual cost of living costs.

An interesting read..
A must read..
for anyone considering retiring to Thailand

Never never released information, plus updated information on visa's and new facts on how to do make the move here and do it right and examples where non clients and clients have not followed our advice.

Find out why we have created a new website dealing with Retirement in Cebu, Philippines.

Find out our actual cost of living and how we can live here on considerably less than $550 US a month.

Find out why we only recommend Introduction Services located in Chiang Mai for clients retiring to Chiang Mai.

Find out about the accommodations we offer to clients and why they will save you money.

Find out how some retiree's get themselves into a mess financially and emotionally and how you can avoid it happening to you.

Find out how to find to locate the right girl and we will even provide the exact name of places to visit and how to go about it.

Find out what are the best long stay visa options and why even use a formula for financial requirements for people considering a Retirement Visa.

Find out how to protect yourself against unexpected political events such as recent red shirt and yellow shirt rallies.

Find out how we will make anyone the wager that they can live here not on $550 US a month but $450 US a month and we will show you how.

And that includes furnished studio apartment, pool on site, good location near grocery shopping, cable tv, wifi, and day to day living costs and entertainment .. normal medical expenses estimated and included.

Find out why we say we can find a Thai girlfriend .. a nice one.. within 1 week and without hitting the bars.

Find out how to do "working without working" and make money tax free in Chiang Mai which will supplement your savings and pension and give you more money to live on and also peace of mind about your financial health.

New topics that will improve your quality of life and have you feeling better about yourself. No one else discusses these topics yet they will make a difference in your retirement life here in Chiang Mai.

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mardi 10 septembre 2013

The Mountain Directory Ebooks

Book Introduction:
There is an old saying among over-the-road truckers. "There are two kinds of drivers -- those who've been in trouble on a mountain grade, and those who will be." Unfortunately, this also applies to many RVers. Trucks and RVs have similar problems regarding weight, engine power, and braking in mountainous terrain.

Imagine yourself descending a mountain grade in your RV. You didn't know there was such a long, steep grade on this highway. What a surprise! And things are not going well. You have a white-knuckle grip on the steering wheel. The engine is not holding back all of this weight, the brakes are smelling hot or even smoking, you're pushing harder on the brake pedal but your speed keeps increasing. All you can see ahead is more mountain. Your mind is racing through all of the available options and none of them are good. "I've got to do something," you say "or I'm not going to make it." The options include: run into the rock wall, go over the side, hit those trees, or see if you can make the next curve and ride it out. You choose the last option and, if you are lucky, you make it to the bottom in one piece. You pull over and while you are waiting for your heart to stop pounding, you wipe the sweat from your face and you notice your shirt is soaked, your mouth is dry, and your hands are shaking. You are thinking, "If I had known it was going to be like that............."

Perhaps your rig has difficulty during the steep climbs. The temperature is in the 90's and the grade is so steep that you can barely climb it in first gear. The engine and transmission temperatures are rising. How far to the top of this hill? You don't know if it's one mile or ten. Something smells hot. What to do? Pull over and cool off? But then all momentum is lost. Can you even get started again? You wish you had unhooked the car you're dragging up this hill behind the motorhome. If you are lucky, you can do that next time. You are wondering how many thousand dollars a new engine and transmission will be.

During the last few years we have heard many stories about very expensive repairs to drive train components. Sometimes rigs are lost entirely. A highway patrol officer in Oregon told us that in the summer an average of one motorhome per week burns to the ground while trying to climb Cabbage Hill on I-84 east of Pendleton. If a fire starts, the nearest fire department is likely to be many miles away. By the time they arrive, there is nothing left to do but hose down the ashes.

Many people are under the impression that the grades in the eastern mountains are not as serious as the grades in the western mountains. Apparently this is because the elevations are not as high in the eastern states. But elevation alone is not the problem--it is the change in elevation that makes a grade potentially hazardous. If all other factors are equal, a grade that descends from 4000' to 1000' over 10 miles is no different than a grade that descends from 10000' to 7000' over 10 miles. Either way you have a 3000' change in elevation spread over 10 miles. (This example would result in an average grade of almost 6% for 10 miles.)

A large percentage of the grades in the western states are in the 6% range. A large percentage of the grades in the eastern states are 8, 9, or 10% and sometimes even more. The eastern grades are often shorter but this is not always so. A quick glance through the eastern book will reveal over 50 grades that are between 7 and 10% and from 4 to 7 miles long. There are others that are even more challenging. The road to the top of Whiteface Mountain in New York is 8 to 10% for 8 miles. There would be no need for truckers to use this road but RVs are allowed. Near Cumberland, Maryland there is a hill on I-68 that is posted as 6% for 13 miles. In North Carolina highway 181 crosses the Blue Ridge Parkway and the southbound descent is 11 miles of grade that varies from 6 to 10%. Much of it is 8 to 9%. These grades are just as hazardous as the grades in the western states.

From the Colorado section of the Mountain Directory West:

VAIL PASS elev. 10603' (on I-70 east of Vail, CO)

The descent on the westbound side of Vail Pass is about 10 miles in length and begins at milepost 189 on I-70. One half mile west of the summit there are warning signs for westbound traffic--"Speed limit 45 mph for vehicles over 30,000 lbs." and "Steep grade next 8 miles--trucks stay in lower gear." The next mile is rolling hills. Then there is a sign--"7% grade next 7 miles."

The descent is steady at 7% and there are 3 advisory signs for the first runaway truck ramp which is about milepost 185 or 4 miles down from the summit. The escape ramp is upsloping on the right. The second runaway truck ramp is about milepost 182, which is 3¼ miles after the first escape ramp, or about 7¼ miles down from the summit. There are several advisory signs before reaching it and it is an upsloping ramp on the right. Don't be fooled when the grade eases after the second escape ramp. It soon goes back to 7% and doesn't bottom out until 2½ miles after the second escape ramp or about milepost 179.

The eastbound descent from the summit of Vail Pass continues almost to the Frisco exit about 11 miles down the hill but the descent is not steady. There are short steep sections followed by short sections of lesser grade. The last half of the descent is 3-4% grade. There are no escape ramps on the east side of the pass.

While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the maps included in this book, it is nearly impossible to include all necessary detail on such small maps. We recommend that these maps be used in conjunction with larger, more detailed road maps.

In most cases the passes and hills are described as descents. In other words, a pass will be described from the summit down in one direction and then from the summit down in the other direction. This directory does not claim to include every steep grade. In fact, because of the enormous area we have tried to cover, we can guarantee that we have probably missed some. Sometimes the percentages quoted are estimates and many times they are based on road signs or information provided by highway departments. This book does not attempt to rate passes or grades according to difficulty. There is an enormous variety in vehicles and equipment. A hill that is very difficult for one vehicle may be no problem at all for a similar vehicle that is equipped differently. Driver judgment is critical in deciding which hills should be avoided.

The purpose of this book is not to discourage drivers from going where they please. It is only to inform them of the conditions they may encounter and to encourage them to make sure their equipment is in good repair. Brakes must be in good working order and properly adjusted and the engine and transmission should be used to slow the vehicle whenever possible, thus saving the brakes and keeping them cool enough to retain their stopping power. The engine's cooling system should be in good repair to prevent overheating during the climbs. Turning off the air conditioner during climbs may help, and if necessary, turning on the heater will help dissipate heat from the engine.

From the North Carolina section of the Mountain Directory East:

I-40 (between Black Mountain and Old Fort, NC)

By law, all trucks except pickups and vans are required to stop at the top of this hill and read the information posted about the eastbound descent ahead. The top of the hill is near milepost 67 just east of Black Mountain. The grade is posted as 5 miles of 6%. It is a strong 6%. There are three runaway truck ramps, all of which are short sand beds with sand piles at the end. There is about a mile of grade left after the last escape ramp. The westbound descent is about 1¼ mile of 6%.

There are many aftermarket devices that can help heavy vehicles in the mountains. Some will help by increasing horsepower for the climbs. These include turbos and exhaust systems. Other devices, such as engine braking systems can help during the descents. Some products, like gear splitters and auxiliary transmissions can help during the climbs and the descents. Many of these products also improve fuel economy (while delivering more horsepower) and reduce wear and tear on the drive train.

The main ingredients involved in overheated brakes are the length of the grade, the steepness of the grade, and the speed and weight of the vehicle. Reducing any of these will improve the chances of getting down the mountain without overheating the brakes. Most of the time, the only one the driver can change is speed. Reducing speed may keep you alive. Remember the old phrase, "You can go down a mountain a thousand times too slowly, but only once too fast."
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