is there a requirement in height?\neyesight? if so, i have a very poor eyesight LOL\nany other? pls. thx in advance!!
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First of all you will need to take your first flight with an instructor to see if you will like it. Second you will need to take ground school courses and start flight lesson in a single engine aircraft with an instructor. One website you can check out is www.beapilot.com\nEyesight is not a problem unless you plan on being a fighter pilot. You just need your glasses to be up to date. Height could be a problem if you exteemly small. How tall are you?\n\nBy the way, Im about to start myself. Its been a life long dream of mine and I cant wait. I have more info if you want to contact me. Best of luck!!
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Sorry, I had that wish to n i am 5-10,not possible. lol!
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Lighting is the most important part...keep the light coming from behind you, to the subject.  K?  By the way..."You LOOK MARVELOUS!!!
108781
Know your limitations!!!
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I think you will be alright.  You might talk to a Dr. about it, but I think you pretty much are stuck with whatever nature gives you.  \nI know there are orthopedic surgery solutions to being a dwarf, but I don't believe anyone having surgery like that could ever play basketball.  Besides at your height, no decent Dr. would operate on your legs anyway!\nBut do not despair!  When I got my learner's permit at age 16, I was 6 foot 1 inch.  By age 18 years, I was 6 foot 3 inches.  I grew 2 inches between ages 16 and 18.  AND you are two years younger than that!\nI think it will be close, but you might not make it.  Take up Baseball as well, just in case.  Fast athletes are in demand in that sport as well.
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yes. Every agency has requirements. Check their site or job posting, although they are not as stringent on height as years ago. Weight will still get you denied, though. The FBI is propbaly the strictest.
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you need to have 20/20 vision and if you're saying you're colorblind - the chance for you getting into the law enforcement field is close to 1%.  And what do you mean by 'i can see colors fine' .. to me, it meant that you can see the colors and can distingish between colors and how is that make you a colorblind person?  i am confused ~
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contact the nearest primary health center.they will give u the exact guidelines for that.
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It's fine. You don't even need glasses at that point unless your having trouble with night-vision. You don't really need glasses until your 20/30 at least. :)
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Your vision doesn't always correspond exactly to the power of your contacts.  And it doesn't really matter because the contacts correct you to 20/20 or better.  The only time it matters is when you can't be corrected to 20/20 with glasses or contacts.  I'm also a -4.25 and I know that without my contacts I can just make out the big E at the top of the eye chart (that's 20/400).
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First of all, don't worry about a perfect match, as we say in Mexico "siempre hay un roto para un descosido" translated would say "there's always a broken for a unswed" or something like that. Second, you need to know exactly what your genetical status is, if your family is of same complexion, then it is ok. Sometimes a gene remains hidden for a long time. Then, if you really have a growth problem, 136cm is not bad, there are a lot of people who like short people. And by the way 136cm is 4.45ft for those who want to answer also.
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◈ Depends on how you use it and how much info about yourself you are willing to give up. I tell all because I'm 6'10" inches tall and weigh 340 pounds. So if anyone comes here I'll simply step on their head. :)
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I would talk to a lawyer.  I dont know where your from or what kind of work your in.  But it seems odd that they could fire you for being skinny.  I dont know why they should require you to weigh 200+ pounds.   That seems wrong.
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Why not can blind people drive like any one else? That is discriminatory!!!
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You really need to specify what disabilities you are trying to provide accomodations for, and what subjects/activities you're involved in.\n\nExcept for people who are severely or profoundly impaired, inclusive activities should be the same activities as everyone else is doing. You just give them a bit more time, or physical supports, or whatever they need to be able to participate successfully.\n\nFor severely or profoundly impaired people, you really have to identify what they really CAN do, and create an activity similar or a part of everyone else's that uses their abilities.\n\nFor example, I have a 4th grade profoundly MR student with microencephaly. She attends the regular ed music class. For musical instrument exploration time, we give her the jingle bells to play when everyone else is working on guitar, violin, keyboards, drums, etc. and her educational assistant helps her know when it's her turn to shake those bells!
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you have 4-5 yrs to grow..\n\neat healthy foods..\n\nplay basketball or such outdoor sports..\n\notherwise if u have a family line of avg height, you cant do much
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You must be 18 and be a caring, responsibe person.  You need to be literate and able to take orders but also work on some initiate.  I dont know what the entry qualifications are now...they have changed since I was nursing.