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Part 1: Filling Out DS-160, If You Are A BusinessmanDS-160 online application is the first and foremost important step in the visa application process. While completing DS-160 form online you will need to provide details about your current employment and previous five years work history.If you are a businessman/self-employed you will need to select that from the drop-down menuProvide complete address of your business locationEnter your approximate monthly income in local currency after expensesWrite a short description of your businessPart 2: Supporting DocumentsIf you are not self financing your study you will not need any documents. But having these supporting documents doesn’t hurt.In case your are the sponsor of your tuition and living expenses, you should bring all available documents to your visa interview, including but not limited to:Proof of business ownership (Article of Organization/Incorporation/Business License, By Laws, Operating Agreement)Evidence of your approximate monthly incomeBank statement of last six monthsRecent 3 years tax return documentsA signed and stamped letter from the company stating that the company will sponsor your expenses

Your question makes no sense. You do not specify the license  to which you are referring, and the lack of coherency in your question tells any expert that whatever license your talking about should be revoked until you get back to being cogent.Edit: after answering, I saw that your question referred to DMV, so I'm deducing that you're referring to a driver's license. Any doctor who is willing to evaluate you could "sign you off" but they will conduct an in depth interview and a tox screen (blood or urine). Maybe more, depending on why you got your license revoked. If you're in treatment and need to drive to and from work, you can get signed off to do this, but regular checks will still be performed, including perhaps installing a breathalyzer in your car (appx $600 to install).

A full competitive analysis (feature by feature comparison, pricing, SWOT analysis, etc) does take time - and frankly, will get you lost in the trees before you see the forest at the product concept phase.I recommend starting with a high level analysis on each company's primary positioning, target customer, and core value proposition. Make a list of the top players in the market, and spend half-a-day reading as much as you can about them. As you do that, try to figure out a framework for what the industry competes on. I tend to think visually, so I develop a few axes on which I can chart the competitive offering (price, design, target customer, style, brand, utility, platform, etc). The actual axes vary greatly by industry, so it's up to you to figure out the right ones. Sometimes a market is simple enough to chart on an XY graph, but more often you'll need a small spreadsheet to track your findings. In most industries, you'll start to see patterns and clusters pretty quickly.  The most interesting part of the process, IMO, is finding the new opportunity in the space. You'll rarely find a glaring hole in the market within the existing competitive matrix, since the established players will have taken advantage of the opening if there was actually a market opportunity there. The best new entrants flip the model and start competing on an entirely new axis or value proposition that's not part of the existing market. There is plenty of great literature on the subject. A few of my favorite books include Blue Ocean Strategy, Innovator's Dilemma, and Youngme Moon's Different.

Am I the only combat medic to answer this so far?Yes you can. Medics are taught how to but not instructed to. There is a terrible and fine line out there in “the suck” that medics, and medics alone, are asked to walk.You don’t end a person’s life. Full stop. In the rare case that a soldier is mortally wounded (no way to maintain an airway or control bleeding and no higher medical assets within a reasonable time)… then a medic could administer an extra ampule of or two. Even though the doctors and instructors teach the medics this, in the end it’s on that one person’s shoulders. And conscience.Is it better to leave your friend/co-worker screaming in agony until they are too weak to yell? Then watch them convulse every few minutes for a couple of hours. Then finally they stop responding to your voice or even painful stimulus.Brain death is setting in. It takes a few minutes or a few days.Every minute you have a seriously wounded soldier in your unit you have medics that are out of the fight. You also have a much more complicated command situation. Nobody (NOBODY) makes this decision lightly. They also never talk about it.In the movies there is always an EVAC helicopter with escort available and ready to risk anything to get to the wounded. In combat it’s not always possible. “Birds” get grounded for many reasons and MEDEVAC Strykers are delayed by the need for escort vehicles/crews and IED laden roads. In almost all cases, the wounded will live to see the operating room. In some form.Combat wounded are intense. Gunfire is still raging in many cases. People are yelling, confusion is everywhere. The medic will be well trained but under a lot of stress. They know that they have to address breathing and bleeding in 2–3 minutes. They also need to avoid causing further injury and find any hidden wounds. While doing this they have to coordinate any available soldiers with combat lifesaver training to assist them with this or other injured. Finally, they also have to constantly keep the command apprised of the situation.Who has X injury?Can they return to the fight?Do they need to be evacuated from battle or can we take them with us?If they need to go NOW, how long do they realistically have?Can we ground evac through the combat or do we need a bird?While answering all of that the medic has assessed the wounded. Tried to control the bleeding and established a secure airway. Then they need to find a vein for an IV (super hard on a patient with blood loss or missing limbs). While doing this they also need to fill out the ‘9 Line’ medical evacuation form for the radio. Once this is done the medic will check the field dressings, the IV, the breathing. Record the wounds and vitals. Mark when/if was given (how much, when, where administered) and done so that the surgeon can see it and blood doesn’t wash it away. Often in black sharpie on the forehead if patient is unconscious- as awful as that sounds it works well.So, don’t talk about the morality of this until you walk a mile (or 26) in a medic’s boots. Don’t talk about what happens until you live and work with a small team of men and women in a combat zone for over a year at a time. Infantry units are closer than most marriages/families. Your platoon SGT is dad and doc is mom. It’s a horrific moment to see one of your guys literally torn in half and dying. It’s much worse to know that due to a sandstorm there aren’t any flights that day. It’s hell on earth when you realize nobody is coming by road because of the IED you just hit. It’s unimaginable when you realize you only have 2 ampules left and 3 critically wounded friends.I didn’t have to make the hardest choice. I wouldn’t tell you if I did. I sure as &$*# wouldn’t take any judgement from you in any case.Great question. I hope someone who actually held this responsibility in combat can clear it up a little.

Nationals of countries requiring a prearranged UAE visa can now apply and pay for their visasonline through emirates.com. If you are travelling to or stopping over in Dubai with Emirates, you can submit an application and receive your UAE visa entirely online – without having to submit your passport for stamping.

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If you need a sandbox for a concept proof, you can use the IFTTT's Maker Channel  which allows connecting IFTTT to DIY projects. It currently powers a number of community-driven projects (see details here: IFTTT projects) and lets you connect a Recipe to any device or service that can make or receive a web request.When I signNowed out to IFTTT with the question on how to get an official IFTTT channel, I was guided here:  Partnership Inquiries.