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Heavy rains are likely this year for the Pacific Northwest. As the rainfall continues to increase throughout the fall, the threat of landslides will continue to rise in the winter. Experts agree there is no one single factor that contributes to landslides in the area. However, in most cases there are steps that property owners can take to reduce that risk.
With 20,000 Seattle properties, most of which are residential, in landslide-prone areas, DPD encourages property owners to protect themselves from landslides. Learn how by participating in our Twitter Landslide Q&A event and speaking with our landslide expert.
When: November 18, 12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
Where: @SeattleDPD on Twitter
Our Q & A event will give you the opportunity to consult with our landslide expert and learn simple preventive measures that will help protect you from future landslides, such as:
Can't participate in the event? Don't worry; we have helpful information you can refer to on our Emergency Management page to let you know if you're at risk and how to be prepared, such as:
If a landslide damages your property and you have an immediate concern for your safety, leave the premises and call 9-1-1. Seattle property owners with structures that may be affected by or endangered by a landslide should contact a geotechnical professional for structural evaluation.
To view the current conditions of the USGS rainfall threshold for landslides, please visit: http://landslides.usgs.gov/monitoring/seattle/rtd/plot.php.]]>
Please join us at one of two community open houses this month. You'll have an opportunity to talk with City staff about density, housing types, locating new housing, and what growth looks like, among several other topics. Your feedback will help inform the Housing Affordablity & Livability Committee's recommendations to the Mayor.
Open House Details:
Wednesday, November 19
6:00 – 8:30 p.m.
Ethiopian Community Center
8323 Rainier Ave South
Thursday, November 20
6:00 – 8:30 p.m.
Garfield Community Center
2323 East Cherry St
The agenda will be guided by the following goals and values:
Can't make November 19 or 20? You can still participate. Save the date for December 4, or keep an eye out for announcements about an online town hall.
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On November 5, 2014, DPD held a Georgetown community meeting. At least 64 people from the Georgetown neighborhood joined 16 City staff. At the meeting, we heard from many Georgetown residents, people who work in industry and businesses, artists, property owners and many others who have invested in their neighborhood. We also heard from people who have been a part of the neighborhood for decades and those who are new. We truly appreciate the opinions and perspectives from everyone who attended, and we recognize that more information and dialogue is needed.
The Intended Purposes of the November 5 Meeting:
1. Industrial Land Policies: We wanted to hear your feedback and questions around the proposed Comprehensive Plan industrial lands policies, their potential impact on the Georgetown neighborhood and how the policies would or would not support the community's vision for the neighborhood. Background information on the proposed industrial lands policies is located on the Duwamish Industrial Lands Study project page.
Our options for moving forward include:
• Do nothing to change the current Industrial Land Policies.
• Move the policies forward as proposed, to cover all industrial lands in Manufacturing and Industrial Centers (MIC).
• Revise the proposed policies so that they only apply to certain industrial areas until further study can be done in specific geographic areas, such as Georgetown.
No decisions have been made. We will communicate via email, web and future meetings, regarding further discussion on the Industrial Policies. Decisions will not be made until late in 2015 when the Mayor sends his recommendations to Council. The City Council will then deliberate in 2016.
2. Georgetown Moving Forward: Since July 2014, the Department of Planning and Development staff has met with individuals and groups of residents, merchants, property owners, industrial representatives, an airport representative and others. The purpose of the meetings was to understand the range of issues in the neighborhood. A summary of the meetings and the general thoughts conveyed from stakeholders is posted below. The November 5 meeting was another opportunity for you to provide feedback around what you envision for the neighborhood, and what you value. The group comments, the conversations before and after the presentation as well as the sticky note comments were very helpful in this regard.
Future Communication:
We will follow-up on the November 5 conversation in several ways:
• We will report back on "what we heard" from the meeting (the detailed meeting notes, sticky note comments, results of dot exercise, etc.) in the coming two weeks. We'll send this to you and others on our contact list via email, and we'll ask you if we heard you correctly.
• We are creating a web site for Georgetown where we will post information about all of our conversations with the community, background information (zoning maps, demographics, etc.), feedback from earlier meetings and this latest meeting, and links to community organizations and related initiatives. We plan to have this web site up and running by November 19. In the meantime, materials from the November 5th meeting and some initial background materials are posted below.
• We anticipate another meeting during the first quarter of next year to continue this discussion and present the findings of DPD's "Local Production Study" and the Department of Neighborhoods' survey of historic resources in Georgetown. The Local Production Study focuses on the demand for local production /craft manufacturing spaces, and the economic challenges and opportunities for their location in Georgetown and other neighborhoods.
• We'll email you with updates as to the direction of the industrial lands policy and other initiatives that relate to Georgetown. We'll also provide links and information on our Georgetown web site.
November 5th Community Meeting
• Original meeting boards
• Industrial Lands Presentation
• Summary of previous discussions (July 2014 –October 2014)
• Letter from DPD Director to community – October 20, 2014
• Existing zoning and land use maps
Look for an upcoming announcement about the new webpage where additional materials and information will be posted.
We invite you to email or phone at any time for further discussion and to provide feedback or questions. Contact Aly Pennucci, Senior Planner at email@example.com or (206) 386-9132.]]>
Please spread the word to those who may be interested. Visit our website, www.seattle.gov/DPD/aboutus/whoweare/designreview/boards/, for more information and to download the application.
Lisa Rutzick
(206) 386-9049
Design Commission members are appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the City Council for up to 2 two‐year terms. The 10‐member Commission is made up of architects, artists, urban designers, environmental designers, urban planners, landscape architects, engineers, members‐at‐large, and one member from Get Engaged, the YMCA Young Civic Leaders Program.
Established in 1968, the Seattle Design Commission advises city officials on the design and environmental effects of capital improvement projects. Members also help select consultants for City projects. The Commission meets during the day on the first and third Thursdays of each month. In addition, members serve on project subcommittees and represent the Commission on other advisory boards. Members work an average of 15 to 20 hours a month. Members cannot contract with the city on any capital improvement project that the Commission reviews. Commission members receive an hourly rate as compensation for their service.
To be considered, please send a letter of interest and resume by December 1, 2014, to:
Michael Jenkins, Director – Seattle Design Commission
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Seattle, WA 98124‐4019
(206) 386-4024
In response to ongoing development, the community's desire to retain Ballard's character, and Sound Transit's planning for light rail to Ballard, Seattle DPD, Department of Transportation (SDOT), and neighborhood groups and non-profits, organized as the Ballard Partnership for Smart Growth, have been working to develop an Urban Design Framework (UDF). The UDF is a collaborative vision of urban design, land use, transportation, and other strategies that will guide future development while ensuring Ballard's people and places thrive.
At a public meeting last spring, we heard that the community loves Ballard's historic qualities and its tradition of industry. Many appreciate the growth of shops and restaurants in a beautiful, walkable neighborhood. However, they are also concerned that a number of recent high-density projects being built in the area do not contribute to Ballard's character. There are also worries about affordability and that transportation improvements have not kept pace with growth. Since our last meeting, we have been working with the Ballard Partnership to define responses to the community input on the character of growth in Ballard's core business areas.
The City and Ballard Partnership for Smart Growth are holding an open house on November 6 from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. to present and receive comments on the initial strategies to better guide development, addressing the bulk and character of new projects, streetscape design, and public/private open space. The responses we receive from the community will help shape the final proposals. We will also offer an on-line survey on our project website for those who are unable to attend the meeting. We want to hear all of Ballard's ideas about the future.
This meeting will focus on the character of development, streetscapes, and open space within Ballard's core. Future meetings will focus on transportation. Here's how you can provide feedback:
The Ballard Partnership for Smart Growth is tackling many topics. This past year the Partnership received an $85,000 grant from the City's Only in Seattle program. They identified the following areas that the City is addressing through the year-long UDF project.
Questions? Comments?
David Goldberg, Planner
(206) 615-1447
Aditi Kambuj, Planner
Did you know that most landslides occur between the months of October and April? And that 86 percent of landslides are caused to some extent by human activity? Landslide season is upon us and the City of Seattle is urging residents to take preventive measures to protect themselves and their property from possible landslides.
Heavy rains are likely this year for the Pacific Northwest. As the rainfall continues to increase throughout the fall, the threat of landslides will continue to rise in the winter. Experts agree there is no one single factor that contributes to landslides in the area. However, in most cases there are steps that property owners can take to reduce that risk.
With 20,000 Seattle properties, most of which are residential, in landslide-prone areas, DPD encourages property owners to protect themselves from landslides. Learn how by participating in our Twitter Landslide Q&A event.
November 18
12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
@SeattleDPD on Twitter
Follow @SeattleDPD for more details in the next couple of weeks.
Our Q&A event will let you talk directly to our landslide expert, and learn simple preventive measures to help you protect yourself from future landslides. Preventive measures include:
Can't participate in the event? Don't worry; you can find several helpful resources on our Emergency Management page to help you find out if you're at risk and how to be prepared.
If a landslide damages your property and you have an immediate concern for your safety, leave the premises and call 9-1-1. If you have a structure that may be affected by or endangered by a landslide, you should contact a geotechnical professional for evaluation.]]>
For smaller projects in environmentally critical areas, there may be a note in the assignment letter allowing you to follow the additional measures for wet weather work shown on the approved plan set in lieu of a formal grading season extension application.
For information on how to apply for a Grading Season Extension, see Director's Rule 17-2011, available on the DPD website. This year, you must submit an application online through your DPD Project Portal at http://web6.seattle.gov/DPD/eplan/. We will not accept paper applications. We may take up to two weeks to review your application. Please note that your permit must be issued before we can process a grading season extension application. Contact the on-call geotechnical engineer at (206) 684-8950 if you have questions about submittal requirements or whether you need an extension.]]>
Highlights of the approved amendments include:
We are drafting the insert pages for the 2014 NEC code books. We expect to have it competed prior to the effective date and will post it on the electrical code web page as soon as it is completed.
Any electrical permit obtained on or after November 12 and which does not have an associated building code permit must comply with the new code. The application date of an underlying building permit determines which electrical code must be applied for those projects associated with a building permit.
For questions, please call the technical support line at (206) 684-5383.]]>
The City of Seattle's elected officials and DPD depend on CCAB's board members' expertise and knowledge in developing legislation affecting the construction of Seattle's built environment.
The CCAB application is available through the DPD webpage, www.seattle.gov/
dpd/CCAB, or by contacting:
Julie A. Hines
DPD Staff Liaison and Code Development Analyst
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In their stirring run to the cusp of participating in the Stanley Cup playoffs, the Oilers are sending a clear message to the rest of the NHL: Canadian hockey is back.
Should the Oilers qualify for the playoffs in the Western Conference -- and with a run of points in 14 straight games and only one regulation-time loss in their last 17, they've positioned themselves to do that -- then all six Canadian-based teams will have qualified for the postseason.
"If it's a groin or broken finger, I would come back and rush it. Concussion? Look at our team. Timmy (Connolly) has missed the whole year. I have a good friend, Adam Deadmarsh (Kings), who might have to retire from it. It's not something I'm looking to screw around with. I know they're not."
-- Buffalo's Chris Drury
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A stat worth noting: Through and including Jan. 1, the St. Louis Blues had 41 goals on 169 power-play chances for a 24.3 percent rate. Since New Year's, the power play has gone 14 for 148, a rate of 9.5 percent. It's been even worse on the road. The Blues goals-per-game average saw a tremendous drop from 2.69 to 1.97.
No one seems to have an explanation for the falloff, but there's a perception among those who watch the Blues closely that there are too many stars on the power-play units and not enough workers willing to crash to the front of the net where most of the man-advantage goals come from in the NHL today.
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He's a bright light under a basket playing in Nashville, but for the record, Scott Walker now has two impressive records in that still-young franchise's history. In leading Nashville to a crucial 4-2 win vs. the New York Rangers Thursday, Walker put up two assists. That gave him 227 points as a Predator (90 goals, 137 assists), one more than the now-departed Cliff Ronning's club mark. Walker also pushed his points total to 63 on the season (24 goals, 39 assists), one more than Ronning's previous club mark set in 2000-01.
Walker also has the franchise record for goals (90) and penalty minutes (424).
It might not seem like much, but in the history of a young franchise, it means a lot to the players there, and Walker's efforts have not gone unnoticed by his teammates.
"He came here as a fourth-liner and he's basically turned himself into a franchise player,'' said goaltender Tomas Vokoun who might well be the Predator's best player. ``He's the heart and soul of this room and he deserves that record.''
Canadians will tell you that perhaps exporting hockey to the U.S., just because it was the U.S., maybe wasn't such a good idea. They might mention that Canadian teams sell out much more often then many of the most established U.S.-based teams, that Canadian teams do very well in the business of the sport -- with sponsorship tie-ins, endorsements, commercials and television and radio rights.
They well tell you that Canadian teams in some markets have a waiting list for season tickets, follow the team with a passion reserved for football, baseball and basketball in this country, and generally have an audience that a great many U.S.-based teams could only wish for.
And with the possibility of all six Canadian-based teams making the playoffs, they will also tell you they can compete.
That's no small achievement, and the reasons are varied, but one that has gotten little attention in the States is the rise of the Canadian dollar against the U.S. dollar. It's slipped a bit in recent weeks, but for the bulk of the season and even the last offseason, the rise in Canadian currency has been near 21 percent, a windfall in terms of the operating budget of the six clubs.
Couple that with the sharp-edged management in the smaller Canadian markets -- Edmonton, Calgary and Ottawa being noteworthy examples --and forces have come together to make Canada a business and competitive success story.
"I've always said that the bad situation of the Canadian teams was something that was temporary," Marc Lavoie, an economics professor at the University of Ottawa who studies the NHL, told Sports Business Daily. "Half-jokingly, I said there would be a day when NHL teams would go back to Winnipeg and Quebec City."
No one is laughing anymore.
The mayor of Winnipeg recently sent a letter of inquiry to the Pittsburgh Penguins about a possible move should a new building come to completion. The Penguins and the NHL dismissed the notion, but the Penguins have long had money and building problems. They've been in bankruptcy, and critics argue they could go there again. Surely, the promise of a market with a stable, arguably hungry, fan base, the lure of a new building and the promise of operating in a city where hockey would be the No. 1 attraction must have some appeal, as opposed to a place where hockey is a distant third behind football, baseball and sometimes fourth behind college sports.
Mario Lemieux, the team owner and best player when not hurt,has virtually all of his fortunes tied up in the flailing business. Lemieux is Canadian by birth and surely understands now that hockey is both a business and a game and that a city like Winnipeg represents the possibility where he just might succeed at both.
"There aren't many ways for Mario to get his equity out of that club," a longtime NHL insider told ESPN.com. "If he doesn't get a new building out of the powers that be in Pittsburgh, he can't make it work there. Even if he does, there's still a lot of doubt. He needs the new collective bargaining agreement to work for him, and there's no guarantee that that will happen and he needs some solid fan support.
"Right now he doesn't have any of that, but he would in Winnipeg, and if the dollar makes Canada a good place to do business, well ... "
We should point out that our source on this is Canadian, but one not in any way associated with Winnipeg. For the record, numerous Pittsburgh club officials have denounced the possibility, but Lemieux has not spoken on the subject.
Of the few teams thought to be making money in the NHL, three are thought to be in Canada. A third is reported to be breaking even and two are losing money.
By percentage, that's better than a great many U.S. teams once you factor out some of hockey's larger U.S. markets. When you consider that the fan base in some newer U.S. markets appear to be in decline and markets like Nashville and Tampa Bay struggle for fans despite having good teams and markets like Carolina, South Florida and Phoenix just flat out struggle, Canada looks very good indeed.
Despite the gloom and doom of the league-commissioned Arthur Levitt report, stating that the NHL is not a good place to do business, new Ottawa owner, billionaire Eugene Melnyk, said buying the Ottawa Senators out of bankruptcy was "the best decision I ever made," and that an American, George N. Gillett Jr., purchased the fabled Montreal Canadiens.
The violence issue aside, the possibility of having all six Canadian-based teams in the playoffs tells you something about the business of hockey today. First and foremost, it says Canadian teams with equitable finances can succeed in the business model. It says the vicious expansion and relocation approved by the NHL in the 1990s may have been a long-term mistake. It says that Canadian teams, with an equal economic playing field, can do -- and are doing -- better than many of their U.S. counterparts.
And perhaps most importantly, it says if you put a good team on the ice, the people will come.
There are cities in the U.S. where the NHL cannot always say the same.
Stars perfectly aligned on Turco
A tip of our proverbial hat to the Dallas Stars, who handled a recent four-game suspension to star player Marty Turco with class -- something that wasn't in evidence after recent hits in Vancouver and Calgary.
After Turco got four games for high-sticking an Edmonton player in the face, Stars general manager Doug Armstrong said: "I think that with what's happening and the environment we're in now (vis a vis, the eye of scrutiny on the NHL these days), (the length of term) doesn't surprise me. It was a stick to the face. We accept it and move forward. Hopefully for Marty and the organization, we can use this as a stepping stone. As the games become more important, intensity goes up. We have to use this as a reminder to keep our composure at all costs. Any slipup in the playoffs can cost you a series. We have to avoid this.''
Armstrong also noted that his goalie, arguably his best player, was a "repeat offender" having high-sticked Colorado's Peter Forsberg last season.
"There's an 18-month window (regarding extra scrutiny for repeat offenders) for that," Armstrong said. "He's a second-year starter, and these are good lessons to learn from and grow from. If we don't learn from them and grow from them, than shame on us, not shame on the league.
"Sticks to the head is something the league is trying to get out of its game and we support that. Marty took his stick and hit him (Ryan Smyth) in the face. Marty understands he crossed the line and there's a consequence. If we learn from this as a team and organization that playoffs are approaching and confrontation level will be higher, if we get sucked into retaliatory penalties, it will come back and haunt us at the most inopportune time.''
It should be noted that the league recently warned club officials that inflamatory statements would be met with fines from the league and that could have influenced Armstrong's thinking. But for the record, he acted responsibly and did not issue any denials about Turco's actions. Turco did the same. Officials in Calgary and Vancouver could hardly say the same.
Playing by the 'guidelines,' not rules
For the record, the NHL has no rules regarding the treatment of concussions and that you do not have to sit out seven games symptom-free before returning to the lineup after having one.
We bring you this little known and somewhat surprising fact, courtesy of Buffalo Sabres general manger Darcy Regier, who said on his weekly radio show that the league's much-touted concussion rules, thought by many to be rules, are only "guidelines."
This came about after Regier was explaining how his No. 1 center, Chris Drury, was indeed concussed after being driven to the ice by Toronto's Joe Nieuwendyk, but was able to return five days later to play a key game against Florida as the Sabres continued their chase for the eighth and final playoff spot in the East.
"They're not really rules, just guidelines put forth by the league," Regier said.
He also said that in this case Drury did not suffer a Category 2 concussion. He was symptom-free almost immediately after the hit, and the doctors monitored him every day afterward. Drury had no record of a previous concussion in the NHL. And since both the player and team doctors agreed Drury was fine, there was no reason to wait the full seven days.
Regier also insisted there was no pressure on Drury to return for what was deemed a "must-win" game.
For the record, there should be red flags snapping to attention all over the NHL offices, the offices of the NHL Players Association and even in the Drury household.
Look for both the league and the players association to look at this one.
Time to figure out a benchmark for penalties
While we're on the subject of difficult things to decipher, toy with this: Pre-Todd Bertuzzi's neck-breaking hit on Colorado's Steve Moore, Colorado's Adam Foote took an out-of-control swing that ended with his stick smashing into the face of Detroit captain Steve Yzerman, loosening several of Yzerman's teeth.
Post-Bertuzzi's hit, Toronto's Todd Belak got eight games for a wild swing that ended upside the head of Colorado's Ossi Vaanenen, who was stunned but stayed in the game and away from the dentist and everyone else with a medical degree.
Aside from Colorado's involvement in an awful lot of incidents regarding blows to the head, there are some distressing elements to all of this.
The way the league dispenses suspensions is one. The rulings have always been difficult to decipher, but often, past practice, reputation and severity of injury come into play. Still, Yzerman got hurt and Foote got nothing, Vaanenen didn't get hurt and Belak got eight. And Turco, who is a repeat offender and cut Smyth's face, got four. And lest we forget, Mark Messier recently got two for what appeared to be an attempt to separate a Pittsburgh rookie from a much-protected portion of his anatomy.
The view from here is that Belak's stick swing was careless and stupid and possibly intentional, though it would be difficult to prove the latter. Meanwhile, Turco's was every bit as intentional; he paused, looked up at his opponent and then smacked him in the face with his stick. Messier also had a face-to-face showdown before spearing his opponent, Martin Strbak.
Yet Belak got eight (six in the regular season, two in the playoffs), Turco four and Messier two. And apparently under the radar is Brad Ference of Phoenix who was almost Bertuzzi-like with a head shot on Calgary's Martin Sonnenberg and got nothing.
If there's a rule of either reason or law, it's difficult to see, which is why the NHL should consider both. Benchmark penalties based on a by-the-book standard isn't an end-all, be-all, but it would be a good start. It would take away the idea that the severity of the injury comes into play (it shouldn't). It would also be good to let players know that a blow to the head is serious and will have consequences, but that so is any premeditated blow to any other portion of the anatomy.
If there is a need for special discipline beyond that -- and the Bertuzzi incident would be a classic case in point -- so be it. But having at least a benchmark for these kinds of incidents would reduce the perception that the league acts in a way that seems to favor one infraction over another or one player over another for no discernible reason.
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Officials rescued at least two survivors, but as many as 10 bodies remained trapped as teams continued to scour the concrete rubble Wednesday.
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TV Guide recently spoke with Edyta Sliwinska on her current stint during the Dancing with the Stars tour...
TVGuide.com: What's the difference between training for the show and rehearsing for the tour?
Edyta Sliwinska: Rehearsing for the tour is more mentally tiring, because you have to be here many, many hours. When you're competing on the show, you train physically very hard for three hours, for example, but then you are done. Here, we have to spend the whole day in rehearsals, eight hours, and maybe it's not so intense, but it's eight hours of being on your feet.
TVGuide.com: When you're on the road with [former partner Joey Lawrence], do you two fall right back into step, or do you have to teach him all over again?
Sliwinska: Oh, no, I do have to teach Joey. We have all new routines. He's in great shape. He's a freak about his body. So I'm not worried about that. But I am worried that he's going to forget stuff.
TVGuide.com: The celebrities find that their bodies change very quickly when they stop dancing. Does that happen to you, too?
Sliwinska: What's changing is that I'm going up and down in weight very quickly. If I have a couple of days off, I can gain quickly. But when I'm dancing, I can lose five or ten pounds in a week.
TVGuide.com: When do you find out if you'll be dancing Season 6, which starts on March 17?
Sliwinska: We only find out two weeks before the training starts. We're released from our contract if we're not picked up for the show. But I love the show. It's kind of comfortable to have [dancers] who know what they're doing, and then once in a while, to bring in a new [pro] dancer.
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Definitely not Elena!!! Elena isn't that pretty. Have you seen her without makeup? OMG...She is horrible looking with really bad teeth.
Which picture? the one in the center of the article above? that pic is actually from edyta's personal website, it's definitely her :)
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Provided Consulting Services for Databases and Disaster Recovery
I train and mentor people in the following:
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2. Group Discussions
3. Small Talk
4. Debating
5. Interviewing.
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Completed graduation of 60 odd students since 2011
Various leadership positions:
1. Diversity Chair: Elementary School
2. Website Coordinator: High School
3. Newsletter Coordinator: High School
4. Co Chair for Middle School PTO
Primary Tasks: Senior DBA. SQL 2014--->2000, Project Management and Tech Lead for Software Upgrades and SQL Migrations. Formulate a 3 year SQL Roadmap and Wrote Best Practices document. Database backups, restores, monitoring, performance tuning. Process Improvement. Maintaining current patch levels on SQL Servers. SQL Server Consolidation.
Researched, Negotiated and fixed customized training for SQL 2008.
Negotiated and purchased software licenses.
Elected as a member of our Corporate Diversity Committee.
Conducted several Tech Talks. Created training plans for new staff and also carried out training programs in various facets of SQL. Even taught Public Speaking to a willing group of colleagues. Near Zero unplanned down time for Production servers.
Helped interview candidates for various positions.
Spoke at SQL PASS in 2012, Consistently speak at SQL Saturday Events. Suggested marketing ideas to PASS leadership. Help organize SQL Saturdays in Providence and Boston areas.
Create all communications for Phone, Website and Facebook. Help in automation.
Volunteered my time as a Director from 2000 to present date.
Taught from 2001 to 2005. Started the Norwood, MA branch as a Principal, brought up the student count to 162 in under 4.5 years. Single handedly recruited volunteer directors and teachers. Even after quitting as a Principal, I continued to volunteer in different capacities.
Managed all the database servers, roughly 12. Managed backups, restores, replication, user security, application support, ETL needs of business and reporting for business decisions.
• Responsibilities: Backups, restores, maintenance, security, scripting, ETL, proactive research, performance tuning, trouble shooting. Created warm and cold database servers using log shipping and DB mirroring. Installation of SQL Servers, Patches and Service Packs. Database design and re-architecture. Type of data handled: PII, PHI and PCI
Key achievements:
• DBA or Tech Lead in the completion of 10+ medium- to large-scale implementations of software and migrations SQL 7 to 2005 from concept to solutions delivery and support.
• Managed Production/Dev/Test/CDE/Sandbox and Staging environments with near zero unplanned down time.
• Users: 500+ Instances 50+ Types of Servers: HP/Dell/VM
• Databases 100+ up to 200 GB
• Tools used: SSIS, SSRS, SSAS, Erwin, BIDS, Visual Studio, Log Shipping, Database mirroring
• Created, managed and re-architecture databases/tables/views and stored procedures with Erwin
• Monitored performance, integrity and security of the databases and the servers
• Presented a case for Server Consolidation, got it approved and contributed in the rollout of the project.
• Suggested and implemented Process Improvement / Best Practices
• Automated key activities saving company substantial money
• Selected and trained domestic and international candidate
• Created and presented technical topics at various technical and business users forums
• Developed and tested storage strategies and disaster-recovery plan for large manufacturing company's operational database, delivering solution that guaranteed recovery, performance and high availability
• Worked with other teams to provide extremely secure environment and made constant other improvements and suggestions
• Worked with System Admins to adopt a new paradigm in SQL Backups in conjunction with TDP and TSM backups, their retention and archiving.
• Led several social activities like : Halloween, Summer Picnics, Super Bowl Parties, Holiday Donations
Was a lead member of the Sharon Pluralism Network's Steering Committee. Also visited Jordan in 2008 as a lead member of the Interfaith/Peace mission. Met and mentored lot of Jordanian youth.
check out www.youleadonline.org
Basically the best way to connect with people I know as friends but do not have their email addresses.
• DBA Responsibilities: Down Time: Less than 0.01%
Backups/restores, log shipping, replication, maintenance, DTS, performance monitoring/tuning, security, scripting, proactive research, trouble shooting and problem solving.
Key projects:
• Led the project to upgrade over 220 instances to SQL 2K SP4.
• Managed Production and countless test environments with near zero unplanned down time. Users supported: 100+. Instances supported over 25. Databases supported over 200(ranging from 200 MB to 120 GB) Tools used: EM, DTS, Visual Studio, Log Shipping Versions: SQL 7/2000(SP4)
• Disaster Recovery Coordinator leading a cross functional team of 20 colleagues for our Semi Annual Disaster Recovery exercises. Setup both hot and cold sites
• Deployments: Led cross-functional teams for deployment of new software on several occasions. Received accolades from client CIO and our President.
• Employee Recognition Awards received: Seven, along with Cash Bonuses
• Leadership: graduated from a One year internal Leadership Development Program
• Other achievements: Developed intranet and conducted new hires' training programs.
• Corporate Citizen: Participated in the Emergency Response Team, Leading the annual "Take our Children to work" Day, helped in the corporate Art/Talent Show
Marketing manager for our Offshore Digitization services and sale of our Software Development services and "body shoppers"
Pre and Post Sales services for a. Our Micrographics Bureau. b. Our Micrographics line of products. c. Physical and Electronic security systems, Card Access Systems, Parking Control Systems and CCTv Systems.
Systems Analyst and Programmer in BASIC for reputed firm called MicroGiga consultants
Programming in BASIC language.
Project Management Fundametnals conducted by Boston University.
Prof Kanabar was the teacher.
Won the first prize at the annual Guac Off competion. Here, the contestants made Guacamole from the scratch with ingredients provided by the company.
Got First prize for my photography on the theme of Spring, 2010.
Got Second prize for my photography on the theme of Winter, 2010
Both photographs available on request.
Got an award for exceptional volunteering for making suggestions and help implement them for
1. Meetings- conducting
2. Website- redesign
and implementing automatic phone blast system using www.phonevite.com wherein more than 6000 numbers were dialled using this service at a severely negotiated price of 2.5 cents per call.
Relocated our HR application from an old server to a more powerful newer server with more memory, CPU and storage.
Migrated applications still straggling on SQL 2000 and SQL 2005 to SQL 2008. Lead a crossfunctional team of Developers, App Analyst, Business Analysts and Business users
Started with migrating our Data Warehouse and now our Sharepoint suite of applcations
Participate in discussion and decisions pertaining to use of or lack of ethics in Medical treatments. Make suggestions and help in word resolutions.
Co-Chair Sharon Middle School PTO
News Letter Coordinator at Sharon High School PTSO
Teaching Soft Skills to students, mainly children. Soft skills include speaking, presenting, and extempore speaking, group discussions, debating and event planning.
Was a lead member of the Sharon Pluralism Network's Steering Committee. Also visited Jordan in 2008 as a lead member of the Interfaith/Peace mission. Met and mentored lot of Jordanian youth.
Director, Teacher and Principal of Norwood branch.
Started the Norwood branch and brought it from 0 students to 160+ students. Got over 100 volunteers inspired to work for this cause. Bred next level of leaders.
Formatting and designing the newsletter. Ensuring that all the content was squeezed in, in a standardized format.
Director of PR and communications. Suggested and implemented personalized emails and automated phone reminders for our large database.
Read to the children in Boston Public Schools. Mentored one student at a time, inspired him to read more and ask questions. And yes, also bring a smile on his face every time we met.
Selected to be the president for 2013. Leading a group of around 250 families of Indian Origin.
Helping the PASS in various capacities:
1. Speaking at multiple forums,
a. Annual Summit
b. SQL Saturday Events
2. Volunteer for logistics
3. Of lated, selected to the newly created Marketing committeed for PASS, to help spread the word for the organization and its events.
About 300 families, 4 mega events. A great success. over 1000 people's participation overall.
Activities and Societies: Project Management
Activities and Societies: Bio Ethics course (3 days) covering various topics including Death with Dignity, Dilemmas in treating terminally ill patients, Medical Mistakes
Activities and Societies: SQL 2005, SSIS, SQL Performance Tuning, SSRS, T-SQL, Power Shell, IIS, VB Scripting, JavaScripting, MCSE Training, Project Management Training, Public Speaking (Toastmasters' International)
Activities and Societies: President of Student Associaton, Specialized in Marketing and Advertisement. Represented the college for Table Tennis, Chess and Cricket.
Represented my college for Table Tennis, Chess and Cricket
Activities and Societies: Chemistry, President of Student Council, Secretary of School Gym, Secretary, Treasurer for the Alumni Association
Director of PR: for VYO Boston, Automation/Communication in Charge for New England Vaishnav Parivar, Director at Shishubharati Schools, Principal of Shishubharati School Norwood Branch. Cultural Coordinator for SNEH, Facilitator for Interfaith, Committee Member for the Sharon Pluralism Network, Guest lecturer at Harvard University, ex member, Advisory Board for Curriculum at Bentley College, Waltham MA
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(ENP Newswire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) ENP Newswire - 15 May 2014 Release date- 15052014 - RICHARDSON, Texas - ZTE USA, one of the fastest-growing smartphone manufacturers in North America, today announcedthe all-new T-Mobile Concord II and ZTE Concord II for MetroPCS, with an updated design and features.
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AES 56th Audio For Games London Venue Announced
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