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The plane would have been found earlier if they had escalated their search to every part of the Indian ocean particularly the Mauritius, Reunion and Seychelles area. I guess they didn't imagine that the plane could veer that far.

freecocoa:
Maybe you should wait then, I guess you bought a CD plate not download.

Pirated one at that with 25 episodes only for me to read online that it has only 13 episodes.

freecocoa:
Ha! Season 3 is still on going na, new episodes gets aired every week.

It will eventually get to Blanca's murder.

No wonder i thought it ended abruptly. I should have just waited till they were done with the entire season. I hate waiting for episodes.

Nna, odikwa very risky. I've decided that if I must apply for this program, I must do everything it takes to be selected and I have a few questions.

First is, how can one go about being nominated by a province? A link will surely be appreciated.

I also want to know how often people who are not in Canada get job offers. Any pointers?

These are the two variables that, in my opinion will make a difference.

Odkboy23:
I think Jessie has an agenda, seriously an ex soldier to a maid....just too good to be true.

Rosie can be dumb atimes but she's not stupid, one thing I like about her is her funny accent and how she speaks.

blanca is dead for real that's what devious maids are for. to solve murders of their fellow maids.

This is the most interesting season yet, not that predictable but ok.

Carmen and Mrs Powell cracks me up everytime.

Where did season 3 end cos I'm not sure if the one I watched got to the end. I assuming that Blancas murder will be solved in season 3 but so far, ivebnot even gotten a clue of who is responsible for her dissapearance. Is there a season 4?

zandora:
Yes. I used 451 because right now there's speculation that chances are that one will be more likely to be selected if they score above 450 although there's no definite proof. Btw I don't know why people call it a raffle draw or even lottery lol.

That could be because there is not definite threshold that qualifies one. A lot is still based on speculation.

dupyshoo:
Hi Afam4eva,


As you rightly said, the first requirement is 67/100. In addition, based on your information such as age, no of years of work experience, IELTS score, level of education, provincial nomination among others, you will be awarded a CRS score once you enter the express entry pool. Draws for ITA are made periodically with a cut-off CRS score. It is not raffle draw!!!

I guess Zandora mentioned 451 as this is the minimum CRS score that has been given ITA so far.

You can calculate your CRS score via this link http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp

WOW, it's really tricky. I just calclated a probable CRS score and i was barely clocking 400 and unable to reach 451 but when i added the Labout market Impact assessment, it jumped to 1013. So, in essence getting a job from an employer is a big deal. Therefore getting a good IELTS score or having a two year job experience outside Canada or having a masters degree does not really cut it. I may be wrong though.

zandora:
Firstly it isn't 69 but 67. You have to score a minimum of 67/100 first to qualify for FSW. After that you need to score high in the pool ie 451 and above to increase your chances of being selected for a draw.

Thanks. I actually meant 67. BTW, which one is 451 again? My idea of this program is that if you can beat the 67 point, either a raffle draw will be done to pick people from the pool or they will probably just pick those with the highest point.

solomonwis:
You can proceed if in your self assessment,you meet up with the minimum required score point of 67 having regard to your Language (you don't have this yet),Age,work experience,Adaptability and Arranged employment. Only you can assess yourself with regards to meeting up with the required minimum points.

Please note that you might score zero in your work experience if it those not show that you have experience as outlined in the National Occupation Classification (NOC).

After much thougt, i'm considering applying through this program and i must commend your resolve to provide information that will come in handy towards being selected for this program. I intend to do a self-assessment to know if i can beats the 69 score as i'm not one who deludes myself. One area that i think i'm having a problem understanding though is in the area of "Work Experience" as i can see that some other people are having the same problem. What i want to know is, how can one proof that they have the job experience provided in the form?

benjibabs:
As an international student studying in Canada, you are considered a temporary resident. The Canadian government expects that you will leave Canada once you have completed your studies. However, there are several permanent resident categories that you may fit into, including the Canadian Experience Class, the Federal Skilled Worker Program, and the Provincial Nominee Program.

Some of those categories require eligible Canadian work experience. If you want to work in Canada after you graduate from your studies, you must apply for a work permit under the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program. I'll do some research. If you have any resource that will be helpful, I wouldn't mind. Thanks.

See details below where I did "copy & paste" from . . .

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/study.asp#stay

This Federal Skilled Work program has always tickled my fancy but when I researched about it, the application sounded long and enduring and it seems there is an atom of luck in it.

benjibabs:
Correct, study visa has limited working hours. No, there is nothing like conversion of visa. To work full time, you have to be either a permanent resident or a citizen and that will take you back to the immigration process.

Let me rephrase my question. How can one become a permanent resident while on a study visa.

saxywale:
I have been asked this question once. I said no. then he asked for egunje. I said I did not have any egunje. next thing he did was to take me to a room where I was told to stand with my hands and legs stretched out on a rotating machine used for scanning swallowed drugs.
The operator asked me what I ate as there was some stuffs in my tummy. I told her amala.lol. They just freed me after I was told to register and sign that I was checked. funny people.

LMAO

justwise:
You can't legally work with visiting visa, it's illegal and against the immigration rule

I also presume that one with a study visa has a limited working hours. Is it possible to convert a study visa to a work visa?

They should not forget to pour her urine when she gets a job.

saxywale:
Correct.

I'll like to know why the US and Canada transport system is not advances as those in western Europe. Is it due to the size of these countries?

Is that not River Niger extension? Anybosy who drives on that so called road is a mami water.

Meanwhile, is that not a waterfall that I'm seeing?

This "Devious Maids" dey make serious brain. Me like.

saxywale:
The funny thing is that the transport system in Canada is not even half as advanced as the ones in western Europe. If you throw a Canadian in UK or Germany, he would act just like the OP when using the transit system for a couple of days.

So, it doesn't mean one is bush. It just means that one is not used to that kind of life.

Photographers will definitely make it big in this administration.

These things happen to people who travel out for the first time but I always have a way of not letting people know that I'm a JJC. I always watch other people dobit even if it means waiting for minutes or passing my bus stop if I've not learned how to alight from a bus.

bigtt76:
Hahaha nice one but the school nor try shaaa. At least den for organize orientation for new foreign students to assist them in settle in fast.

Orientation on how to open a door and alight from a bus?

This man is very dark. I just hope there is light at the end of the tunnel. Congrats man.

She was a vice President of World Bank as there are different vice presidents presiding over similar regions in the same way that Bode George was the deputy chairman of PDP, SW.

This man is giving his detractors a full course meal without knowing. Except he's the one intentionally cooking the meals.

Abuja is definitely more livable and i will prefer it but what draws people to Lagos is the money.

anonymous6:
I understand what you are saying but I think because of what african American women have went through and what they still go through in America when it comes to social and beauty image which is not positive but better from decades ago however far from perfect. so I think they do it to uplift African American women and girls to a extent

I understand why they do it and i really have no qualms about it. I'm only disturbed by the double standard and as much as i believe that the white people have done a lot of harm to people of color all over the world, i think there should be a level playing field of some sort by people of all races. If there is an issue with white people having an organization then same thing should be applied to black organizations. It all depends on what these organization are created for. It it's to celebrate the uniqueness of each race then fine my me but if it's to encourage some form of superiority then i'm not a fan. We always seem to overflog what the white people have done to us but we seem to forget that it's the same white people that abolished most of the things they were known for.

anonymous6:
Yea but overly under-represented though

I know there's still some form of racism but let's not lose sight of the fact that blacks represent just 13% of the US population. It's not like they're a majority that should be felt all the time.

anonymous6:
http://prejudiceanddiscrimination.com/why-blacks-have-black-beauty-pageants/

But blacks are allowed to contest in those pageants and have won in some occasions.

CFCfan:
She's Nigerian. Igbo

Ohh OK. It's just that she has this different look. Similar to those of Eastern and Southern Africans.

Is cococandy a Nigerian?

CFCfan:
That's why I don't ever want to speak like an African-American

I wonder what they'll think of a Nigerian accent especially if I tell them am an Africa Prince.

Yungwizzzy:
I'm I the cause you didn't school in UK?

They speak English in the UK right?