Many thanks for the life-lesson, LUXSTAR. And many thanks particularly for not shouting for once.
However, you've been around here long enough (since Sept 2005, if I can read correctly) to realise that there are certain unwritten rules about how one should act when using an internet forum. Let's refer to these rules as 'forum etiquette'.
One of the fundamentals of this etiquette is the use of the 'search function'. SIBUK is not the first to ask these questions (and certainly won't be the last) and this means that the various previous answers have all been saved which has led to PPRuNE becoming a huge resource of useful information.
As a new member, your first port of call should always be to see what others have asked and been answered before. Who knows, this might even answer your questions! Yes, some of the info might seem a little out of date, but the majority of the advice and experience still stands. After reading through the previous info, if you still have queries, please ask more specific, targeted questions. This in turn will add to the information resource. Hence, the 'Training FAQ' thread.
And, as Whirls has so succinctly summed it up in another recent thread over on the Private Forum, "However, whilst we [the Rotorheads] are a helpful bunch, we won't spoon-feed you so you'll have to do your own research as well."
And, for the record, (like it or not) reasonable grammar and spelling will stand you in a much better light on this forum. I suggest that your next point of call might be
www.dictionary.com or even
here.
Lesson over.