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I believe I am well qualified to answer this question. I was born Deaf and have been Deaf my whole life. I do not wear hearing aids or cochlear implants (and have no desire to wear either). I speak American sign language (ASL) and it is my primary language. I am a mother of two born-Deaf children, so our being Deaf is genetic for us.I have a 'voice' in my head, but it is not sound-based. I am a visual being, so in my head, I either see ASL signs, or pictures, or sometimes printed words.I process information through my brain, my eyes, my nose, my tongue, and my touch, all in the same way anyone would process their information. I just don't use my ears to collect or process information, as it does not make any sense for me. Sound doesn't have the same importance or emotional meaning for me, as compared to what it means for people who hear.

Very easy! I did itGet hired by Singapore company - search for the job: MyCareersFutureIf a Company will decide to hire you, they will process application for Employment pass themselves - you will need just to sign form.If nobody will hire you - register your own company and hire yourself. (That’s what I did 14 years ago)Company registration is here-> Portal HomeBy April 15 of the next year go to - IRAS website and file your taxes (don’t forget to pay them too)After getting your First notice of assessment (tax) go to Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore and apply for Permanent Resident status (completely online application now)Once you become PR get two more year of working and paying tax and go to Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore site to apply for citizenshipEvery year about 20000 people actually receive singapore citizenship.I did it myself (started process in 2004 got my passport in 2011 - it took that Long because I also build company, get married in 2006, got kids in 2007 and 2009)And I have lowest chances (1.5%) due to my Caucasian race - Chinese, Malays and Indians have much bigger quota)Just ask me for helpProperty ownership is simple once you have citizenship - just search and buy www.propertyguru.com.sg/singapore

This loophole gets you free stuff on Amazon.. forever.DISCLAIMER: This is extremely illegal and I do not recommend putting this to practice, however the consequences are minimal.As we all know, Amazon is the most customer service-centric company on Earth, or at least it strives to be.I discovered this little loophole when when I accidentally received an empty box for one of my orders. I called the customer service and they instantly offered to send a replacement or issue a full refund. And in less than 3 days I had a full refund on my account for that item.Now the customer service asked a couple standard questions such as the condition of the box, time of delivery, etc.I decided to put something to a test. I have a friend who doesn't really have high moral grounds so I asked him if he wanted to know a trick that would potentially get him free stuff. He obviously agreed and with all sorts of trial and errors, here were the results:This ONLY works on item that are sold by Amazon or fulfilled by Amazon warehouse.He was able to order $5000+ worth of stuff and received a full refund on everything. All he had to do was call or chat with an Amazon representative and let them know that he has received an empty box that was in perfect condition and the item was missing. If the item is sold by Amazon itself, they can offer a replacement, unless you choose to get a refund instead. Now with this, you can do what my friend calls a "double dip". Which means you can ask for a replacement and then pretend that even the replacement order box was empty, and ask for a refund this time around. This gets you 2 items for free!If the item is merely fulfilled by Amazon, then they can only issue a refund.Remember the keyword is "Item inside box missing", not the box itself!Eventually my friend and I started to wonder how long would it be before they close or account or notice the unusual activity. Then one day he got this email, indicating that they did notice the high amounts of missing items and were going to stop the guarantee of further delivers or issues with shipments.My friend practically stole $5000+ worth of items from them, and their biggest action was stopping to guarantee further deliveries.. they didn't even close his account. Truly the most customer service-centric company.To the moral/legal police: I completely condemn this behavior of my friend. But I do not own him. He is free to do what he wants as long as he understands the consequences. I did not participate in this with him, and merely enjoyed the show from outside.

These may seem a bit abstract, but they are skills that I've used throughout the agency world, freelancing and as an in-house designer. I have in no way mastered these, but I have become much better over the years.Breaking down a problem or a process.Every day as a designer you are presented with problems to solve. Most of the time, the original problem is made up of many others. People like to use the saying, "see the big picture". While that is important, knowing how to separate issues has allowed me to focus and solve them individually without getting lost. For example - funnels. You always want to watch your Macro (big picture) funnel for a website - visit, sign up, action, upgrade - but if you ever want to improve, you will have to make the funnel more specific to know where to start. If we had a poor amount of sign ups, we'd create a more specific funnel around the sign up - Visit, click sign up, visit sign up page, complete sign up. Now we probably know where we need to improve. Maybe a technical issue happened with the form submission, maybe the form had too many fields - you would never know without breaking a problem down.Asking the right questions, early.This has been the single hardest thing to do for me. When people approach you with an idea for a design project, you will immediately have visions of what to do. These assumptions can be dangerous. When communicating with people, overcoming these assumptions is done by asking questions and asking the right ones. I find myself asking more accurate and helpful questions after experimenting or doing first drafts, but being able to ask the right questions up front, would have expedited the process. Not being rude, but most people, when seeking a design project, do not know how to communicate their intentions and desires clearly enough. So we have to ask the right questions to pull it out of them.Understanding a problem and the ability to communicate an idea clearly (story telling).On the flip side of asking questions, communication is key. When you are asking for feedback or assistance during collaboration, being able to set the stage is crucial. Constructing the situation/environment, explaining the need, and clearly describing what it is you are trying to accomplish will lead to a much better interaction and result during collaboration. Other people make assumptions as well, so being clear and staying away from generic nouns has been useful.Meeting EfficiencyRecently, this has become a real focus. In the words of 37signals "Meetings are Toxic". Meetings are meant to accomplish things. Many times, gatherings of large amounts of people become a support group and a place to voice opinions without valid reasons. They can easily become quite the quagmire. Enter meetings with goals to accomplish and someone responsible for leading and keeping the meeting on topic.Important Specific Design SkillsColor selection, contrast, and hierarchy of elements.

I have a unique perspective. In my first marriage I was a stay-at-home mom for 15 years. I took care of the house and children and my husband went to work.Now in my 2nd marriage, I am building my own business while my present husband signNowly reduces his work hours to compensate for my extended days. There is not one moment at the office that passes when I don’t realize how much of the success my first husband achieved in his career, was because of me. First husband never had to ask me if he could stay late at the office, go into work on the weekends, or go to a 2 week conference for t...

Just to expand the discussion beyond physical pain and emotional pain of loss, what about spiritual pain? I see two forms:Missing Life's PurposeThe pain of not knowing why we are here and what life is for, and having no physical (including direct mental) connection to one's maker. This might not be a pain at all for some who enjoy the ability not to think about it. But for some of those that must think about it, no greater spiritual pain may exist.RegretI imagine a rapist or a child abuser who comes to understand his or her mistake and for the rest of existence (which may be much longer than life on Earth) must experience the pain of sadness and regret in not having lived a life free of evil desires and tendencies. If it is how the Christians put it that "the meek shall inherit the Earth" or that the (innocent) children will most easily enter kingdom of God, then for the rest of us that have eaten from the Tree Of The Knowledge Of Good And Evil, we will all carry the pain of our mistakes, some of which might be so great that it completely alters the path of our evolution. The pain of not having walked (lived) a clean or cleaner evolution, along with the knowledge that the past cannot be undone might just be the greatest pain possible.

IMPORTANT UPDATE: I have got a lot of negative feedback after posting this answer, from people who assumed I am an attention seeker, a loser or a date magnet. The truth is that I have only posted an answer to a Quora question, I have never requested a date on Quora (this is not a dating site), nor begged for comments. Simple as that. You ask, I answer. I even mentioned that I don’t want to date. What I posted here is feedback taken from my friends when I asked them what would put them off about me. I did not answer this question before asking them. I genuinely thought these are things that put people off, and less than 10% of the commenters have admitted this. The problem is that people doesn’t realize the gravity of things unless they face the situation themselves. _________________________________________I believe there are quite a few things that make me undateable.Physical matters:My teeth are crooked. Most people around me find this weird and scary, and I tried to straighten them so many times…they get back crooked.I have been skinny all my life, there was not a moment when I passed the 45 kg/1.62 m threshold, no matter how much I eat. Apparently, that puts guys off.I have small breasts and small hips/buttocks.I am a bit disproportionate (shorter legs than normal and a longer torso).2. Mental matters:I have ADHD on the attention deficit side (yes, I was diagnosed by a specialist).I am a Star Wars geek, I collect Star Wars stuff and I’m all gaga about Star Wars (I am also an admin of the Romanian Star Wars fan club). Apparently, most guys think I’m a weirdo because of this.I have these freedom issues, I feel suffocated if someone expects me do something I cannot do at the respective moment and I also need my space.I read. A lot. Mostly geeky stuff, like articles about astronomy, science, flora, fauna and human behavior. If I try to discuss what I read, it’s a no-no.I tend to correct people (in a gentle way) if they said or did something wrong. This ranges from grammar to moral mistakes. Apparently, guys feel like I hurt their pride if I try to correct them.I am a details freak, I am very careful about details and a perfectionist. This, again, pisses guys off.I am a good organizer, which makes some guys think that I am a bossy person.I am shy by nature, so I will almost never make a first step to a date. The few times I tried, I ended up rejected and miserable.I am multi-talented (I can sing, paint, write, solve quite a few types of problems, act and organize events), this has led to a guy telling me that he doesn’t feel like he rises to my level and he feels out of my league (I have no problem with dating guys who aren’t multi-talented, I value kindness and openness more).UPDATE 1 : Sorry for omitting a few more items on my list, but I got distracted and couldn’t focus on writing anymore. I shall write them later.Thank you for your support and for believing that I am not at all undateable. I have to say, though, that I really thought these are matters who make people cringe, as 3 guys told me in the past 3 years. I had 2 relationships during my life, both guys said that they feel tired after interacting with me, although I am not an extrovert. They too mentioned these traits of mine, especially the ADHD symptoms (they did not know at that time, nor did I, that I have ADHD, I was diagnosed 5 years ago, way after I stopped dating, and everything came back to me afterwards). I felt really depressed and I was almost on the verge of suicide, but eventually I got some medication, I came to terms with my situation and embraced it. Now I am looking to turn all my ADHD related traits into advantages. I am now happily single and I do not feel the need to have a partner anymore.UPDATE 2 :I promised I would continue the list, so here it is:I complain when something makes me unusually angry or unpleasant. I feel the need to blurt it out on front of someone who can listen to me, but turns out not everybody can listen.(I originally thought this isn’t a problem anymore, but yesterday I found out it is) I do not shave, wax or remove any hair from my body, I prefer to be natural. And clean.I don’t want to have sex before marriage. That’s one of the reasons I am still single. I might not have a really innocent past (nobody has), but I want to save the best for my future signNow other, if there will be one.I have some insecurities. I have been heavily bullied during school, so I grew up believing I am one of the worst human beings on the planet. I don’t believe that anymore now, but I still have doubts about me sometimes.I am brutally honest sometimes. If I have to say something, I say it straight, no detours. It may hurt, but it’s the truth.In a relationship, I always look for something serious. I am serious and I do look for a lifelong mate. This scares the shit out of guys.I have daily showers, even twice a day. They take time and volumes of water. Whoever lets me stay for a few days at their house (except my good friends) complains about me wasting a lot of water on my showers and baths and how much they have to pay for the water.I always have a disorganized room. I’m not talking about putting kitchen stuff in my room or other similar twisted things, I just don’t pack things like most people do. My wardrobe is a [clean] mess, except the clothes that need to stay tidy on hangers - I wouldn’t like to wear a wrinkly shirt at a job interview (sorry for the confusion - someone mentioned in a comment that they do like people who can tidy up; well, this is not my case. When I said I am a good organizer, I referred to time, not space - that means events and time related matters, not my own room).I am a mostly visual person, so I learn the place of things and get used with where they are. If someone tries to tidy up my room, they lose all my stuff and I have to look for them, wasting a lot of precious time. It’s frustrating and I complain about this if someone does it. Just let it as it is.I live at countryside. Apparently this leads some people to believe that I am less educated, less clean and less feminine than people who live in the cities. Also, guys from the cities won’t date a girl at countryside because they feel obliged to spend a lot more money on their car fuel traveling to my place and they feel distance (even 12 km) is a problem.I have 3 cats and 2 dogs - guys usually have a thing for dogs, but they cringe when they see cats and how much hair they lose.UPDATE 3: Many of you guys sent me hundreds of messages on Quora and thank you for them. I have read them all, though I didn’t have time to reply them all. I want to make it clear that I don’t want to date anyone at the moment, and I will NEVER date online, as identities, thoughts and intentions might be compromised via the internet and I would prefer to be close to someone in order to date him. Some of you have asked me what my ADHD symptoms are, so I will write them here, though it’s really difficult for me to do this.My symptoms are: - forgetting things, places or people very often (I have to keep a notebook for everything, even then I forget very much); - hypermoving (e.g. I start to walk or run in a circle when I run out of patience);- bumping legs onto the floor while sitting;- swinging uncontrollably when bored, either while sitting or standing up;- difficulty in focusing on anything for a long time;- lost in thoughts, can’t stop thinking about various stuff, most of my thoughts are unrelated to what I really want to think about;- can’t focus if someone talks to me directly (so I have to ask them as if I didn’t hear);- easily distracted;- I always play with something (hair, pencils or anything small) while listening to a speaker;- can’t read too many pages of a book in a row;- can’t focus seeing an entire 2 hours long movie, even though I love the movie. I have to see it on chunks or fragments 20–30 minutes each (depending on my mood);- can’t focus for too long in leisurely activities;- people have to touch me or pat my shoulder if I get lost in thoughts. On the other hand, I also have paradoxal symptoms like hyperfocus = I engage in an activity for so long, I even forget to eat, move away from one place, wash or respond to external stimuli for 1 to 3 days. This has been beneficial for me for a few times when I started studying for exams, but bad if I engaged in some useless activity.

I recently transferred to public school in the final year of Classical Conversations homeschool curriculum. The most conspicuous element of PS that deviated from my HS experience is this: Very few of my peers are self driven. They regurgitate the material that they’ve supposedly learned. When I attempted to initiate a conversation about nuclear physics—a topic we’d covered a mere week earlier—everyone just stared at me blankly, with a classic deer-in-the-headlights expression. The coursework of my public school covers materials that I’d literally learned in ninth grade.The students’ and teachers’ understanding of education boils down to grade percentiles. Is here an interesting and deep subject that comes up in this week’s literature? Oh, yes, absolutely? Is there any discussion? In-depth analysis? Unbiased debating? Integration of other subjects? Absolutely not. This week in English composition, we covered George Orwell’s Animal Farm, rife with political and social intrigue. We were required to read the book, and take a quiz that required five minutes of my time, and even less of my attention.And that was it. No one raised any moral scenarios on the fallibility of communism, or that this book was, in fact, a satirical allegory of Soviet governmental control, or ideas of utopian societies and their weaknesses. No one brought in the relevant history behind the novel, its cultural impact during its publication. No one incorporated he historical elements of Marxism, or the roles of each farm animal in association with contemporary political regimes. This assignment was rudimentary, one-dimensional. It didn’t cultivate knowledge or learning at all. All the teacher required was a vomit of information that no one would retain.Pathetic.

I have read all the answers here but none seems have addressed the question properly.Let me try to enlighten about the procedure of Police Verification so that none should get worried or confused.After applying for a Fresh or Renewal of the passport, the PSK/PRO initiates a verification task to the applicant’s district Superintendent of Police office. At the same time, the application and related data are uploaded to the CCTNS (Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems) in the office of the state’s Special Branch i.e. the intelligence department of state police.The district Superintende...