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Kurmangazy monument to be unveiled in Astana
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The unveiling ceremony of the monument to Kurmangazy will be an important part of celebration of the 14th anniversary of Kazakhstan's capital.
The monument was created by sculptor Assan Moldabayev. This is not his first work, he has already contributed to design of the ethno park in Karaganda.
The 10-meter high monument to Kurmangazy will be erected near Duman Hotel in Astana.
Kurmangazy is a Kazakh national musician, composer, and dombra player. He started playing dombra when he was a little child.
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Ontario, Calif., March10, 2009 – The University of La Verne College of Law is proud to welcome five alumni to its Board of Visitors.
Jim Stoneman, Soheila Azizi, Mark Tundis, Kevin Rogan, and Lisa Rogan, were appointed by La Verne Law Dean Allen K. Easley.
"These five new members are invaluable to the board," Easley said. "I'm glad to know that we can lean on them and use their legal expertise in our mission to grow the school."
The Board of Visitors was founded by La Verne Law Dean Emeritus Ken Held in the 1980s. The board advises the dean on key matters concerning the law school and meets twice a year to discuss the school's long term plans.
About the New Board
Jim Stoneman practices employment law in Claremont and is a founding member of the California Employment Lawyers Association. Stoneman graduated from La Verne Law in 1980.
Soheila Azizi practices family law in Los Angeles and the Inland Empire and serves on the panel of mediators for Inland Valley Arbitration and Mediation Services in Rancho Cucamonga. She is also co-founder and board member of the Women on the Move Network and the Upland Interfaith Council. She graduated from La Verne law in 1993.
Mark Tundis, a 1980 graduate of La Verne, has a civil litigation practice in Upland. He handles an array of cases for both individuals and business clients.
Kevin Rogan is employed by the City of Riverside as Community Police Review Commission Manager. He retired from the City of Pomona Police Department in 2007 where he was a Captain. Rogan is an attorney and graduated from La Verne Law in 2005.
Lisa Rogan is Deputy District Attorney for the San Bernardino County District Attorney gang unit. She is also a former police officer and the first female sergeant in Pomona Police Department history. Married to Kevin Rogan, Lisa Rogan graduated in 2001 from La Verne Law.
"The caliber and quality of character that these five members represent as La Verne Law graduates is exemplary and I'm proud to know that they have come back as members of the Board Visitors," Easley said.
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Shrinking by the year: MacWorld 2011
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I went to MacWorld last week to check out products and to meet Sterling Zumbrunn and Daniel Brown. The show was tiny this year; it is shrinking year after year because Apple pulled out in 2009.
MacWorld 2011 might as well have been named "iStuff 2011." The vast majority of booths seemed to be dedicated to iPhone and iPad accessories and software. Still, the show was interesting. The Mac has a great shareware culture, and some of the more successful shareware companies were on site in micro-booths — a great opportunity to meet some of the folks who write the software I use every day.


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Note: EPA no longer updates this information, but it may be useful as a reference or resource.
The BMP Catalog was designed to enhance EPA's Environmental Management System (EMS) Guide for Colleges and Universities. The case studies included in the BMP Catalog were intended to assist colleges and universities achieve compliance and beyond compliance goals such as pollution prevention, resource conservation, and environmental stewardship.
The BMP Catalog sought to identify best management practices focusing on leading edge activities uniquely applicable to the higher education sector and applicable to many colleges and universities. While these case studies are examples of specific activities, implementation must be tailored to each instituion - each with its unique resources and demands. For instance, a BMP for a small, rural, private institution might look quite different from the BMP as implemented at a large, public metropolitan university.
An institution with the elements of an Environmental Management System (EMS), and the momentum to sustain environmental leadership into the future, will have implemented a variety of BMPs similar to those in the Catalog. The institutions developing and implementing these practices are building the elements of a strong environmental program. BMPs can bring sustainable institutional excellence when they're part of a comprehensive integrated Environmental Management System, or EMS, that includes "plan, do, check, and act" components. For more information about EMS.
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Our lunch plans with some friends got cancelled yesterday and I got some time to make something nice for a Sunday lunch and also make more of it, so I can save some for our weeknight dinners. I did make more of this Tandoori Roast Chicken and Vegetables but not much of it was left over to save for weeknight dinners. I take that as a compliment. Thank you, thank you!
I try to buy some poultry and meat whenever we go to Whole Foods and freeze those not used immediately, so I always have some on hand whenever I need it. Only thing, I have to remember to thaw the meat the night before I make something. That is where the problem lies. I think I have quite a lot of frozen meat in the refrigerator. I plan to inventory and make a meal plan to use them up before its too late.
Whenever possible I try to buy chicken with bone-in. AJ really prefers them over the boneless ones. But the bone-in pieces are usually bigger than what I would like them to make curries with. So, if I have plans to make chicken curry, I usually get a whole chicken cut up from the butcher, into pieces small enough for a curry. These bigger pieces that you can pick up right off the shelf are perfect for grilling and roasting. That is precisely what I did with these bone-in breast and thigh pieces. Threw some potatoes, carrots and onions in it and ground up some masala to rub in and roasted in the oven for a good 40-45 minutes for this mouthwateringly delicious Tandoori Roast Chicken and Vegetables.
- Bone-in chicken pieces (breast and/or thighs) - 1.5 lbs
- Yellow potatoes (I used a mix of yellow, red and purple) - 4
- Carrot - 1
- Yellow Onion - 1/2
- Olive Oil - 2 tbsp.
- Salt - to taste
- Lemon - 1/2
- Chopped cilantro, 2 tbsp - to garnish
- Green cardamom - 2
- Cloves - 3
- Cinnamon - 1 inch stick
- Star Anise - 1
- Fennel Seeds - 1/2 tsp
- Turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp
- Cayenne - 1 tsp
- Black pepper - 1/2 tsp
- Tandoori masala powder - 2 tsp
- Cilantro - 1 cup, packed
- Garlic - 4 cloves
- Ginger, chopped - 1 tsp
- Preheat the oven to 400F.
- Grind all the ingredients for the paste to a fine paste. Add a little water to help grind well.
- Scrub the potatoes and carrots well. Cut the potatoes in half. Roughly chop the carrot ( at an angle so it looks prettier). Chop the onions to fairly big pieces (maybe about 12 from half an onion).
- In a roasting/baking pan, add the chicken pieces and the vegetables. Add the olive oil, salt and the ground paste. Mix well. Rub the chicken well with the ground masala. Arrange in such a way that chicken is resting in between the vegetables but not covered on top with the vegetables.
- Roast in the oven for about 40 mins. Check for doneness. Use a meat thermometer. It should read atleast 165F when you check inside the chicken. Check in various spots so you get an accurate reading.
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The Environmentalists: Elise Fabbro
What prompted you to pursue a degree in law?
I have known since high school that I wanted the environment to be a prominent part of my career, and that I wanted to pursue law. I am specifically interested in working with environmental companies and legislation. My lifelong goal is to improve consumer products by changing product labeling to give clear information about the impact the product and its manufacturing has on human health and the environment. Consumers have the right to know what's in the products they purchase.
Talk about your research on product labeling as part of your progressive master's degree.
Many people want to be "green" or vote with their dollar, but without readily available product information, they aren't going to do the economic impact analysis on their own. So my research explored the idea of employing a universal grading scale, labeling all products with a green score for environmental impact on a scale of one to 100 so that consumers can make an informed decision when they buy.
People put a lot of trust into companies to do the right thing with their resources, so it's the job of the people and the government to ask companies to give back to communities.
How did your internship at Green Chamber of Commerce (GCC) inform your law work?
I'm really interested in green businesses both from a business and a law perspective. I think the key to environmental change is leveraging both business and policy change. GCC was great because it brought together so many green businesses I would never have been exposed to otherwise. It devotes itself to policy promotion, and many of the policies were new to me. Now I'm informed at the local [San Francisco] level about the Styrofoam ban, opting in to the yellow pages, the banning of plastic bags and the sale of shark fins. So the experience gave me a great introduction to businesses interacting directly with environmental policy.
If you could have dinner with any environmentalist, who would it be?
Al Gore. The former vice president was a huge inspiration for my interest in environmental studies. He directed much-needed attention to the topic of climate change, bringing it from an environmental issue to a human issue, affecting how we live daily.
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Remember when Andre Leon Talley dramatically pronounced there was "a famine of beauty! A famine of beauty, honey," in The September Issue? Designer Azzedine Alaïa has the answer why: the intensity of the fashion calendar causes designers to rapidly produce rather than thoughtfully create.
Alaïa told Flaunt magazine:
"There's a fatigue in fashion, i think. Designer fashion is different now. Designers cannot create so many collections—cruise and pre-fall, accessories—when normally two-a-year is more than sufficient. A designer simply cannot invent something new every two months or so. It takes six months of research and work to build a new silhouette. I work until very late every morning since I do many things by myself. Personally, I know it's not possible. That's the reason why fashion today does not change very much. There is no time to think, to invent something new. You can no longer be excited or surprised. Rarely is there any freshness."
There's not a lack of talent in the air, Alaïa says, but rather a forced rapidity that causes designers to care more about getting their collections ready for shows than making collections creative and unique.
So is the solution to rid the fashion calendar of pre-fall and resort? Maybe. There was a time when Fall/Winter and Spring/Summer were the seasons to design for. Do Pre-Fall and Resort collections add more stress than value to the fashion industry? I don't find it that difficult to image a fashion calendar composed only of the two major seasons. And if Azzedine Alaïa thinks it could solve the problem, rid the world of this "famine of beauty" and "fatigue of fashion," then I'm all for it.
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These charges, however, are unrelated to the hunt for the former head of al-Qaeda. The crime Dr. Shakil Afridi (shown in photo) is accused of committing is connected to the death of a patient eight years ago at a hospital in the Khyber Agency region.
A Reuters article reports that Shakil Afridi's lawyer, Samiullah Afridi, said Pakistani government attorneys informed him Friday morning of the new charges filed against his client.
Two months ago, another court reversed a sentenced imposed against Afridi.
Quoting an unnamed official, Reuters reports that the murder charges stem from an accusation made by a woman who claims that Afridi caused the death of her son in 2005.
"She stated that he operated on her son at a hospital in Khyber Agency even though he was not a surgeon, and that caused [her son's] death," the official said, as reported by Reuters.
As was depicted in the movie Zero Dark Thirty, Dr. Afridi ran a vaccination program in that city that was allegedly just a front for a CIA operation to obtain a DNA sample that would verify bin Laden's presence in the city. A senior CIA official told the New York Times that the effort ultimately was unsuccessful.
Although he was arrested for his alleged participation in the Osama bin Laden search operation, at his trial the government failed to prove his violation of the statute he was charged under, but on May 23, 2012, he was convicted nonetheless.
While the Obama administration has ignored Dr. Afridi's case and refused to speak out against the evidence of extremely harsh treatment of its ersatz ally in the killing of bin Laden, others in Washington are aware of the disgrace and have tried to right the wrong.
Last year, Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) sought to to stall the confirmation of President Obama's nominee to fill the post of U.S. ambassador to Pakistan. Paul wanted to stall the confirmation of the U.S. ambassador to Pakistan until that nation — which is deemed a U.S. ally in the War on Terror — released Dr. Afridi.
Paul's efforts to help Afridi were unsuccessful — again.
This was not Senator Paul's first foray into the fight for the doctor's freedom. In a conference call with reporters in July 2012, Paul reiterated his call to withhold aid to Pakistan pending Afridi's release.
All of Senator Paul's attempts to assist Dr. Afridi were futile and now the doctor is in poor health with little hope of relief — judicial or otherwise.
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Many vaudeville houses had anunciator cases at the base of each proscenium leg with the names of the acts on painted cards which, when a button was pushed, would drop down in front of each other as the show proceeded. The Al. Ringling (the "prototype" movie palace by Rapp and Rapp, done for the circus family) still has a different and unusual letter system. Tom DuBuque was working in the archives and just happened across a photo of the Empress Theatre, Decatur, Illinois which had a similar letter system.
Does anyone know of other theatres which have / had the system pictured below?
Al. Ringling Director Brian Heller's asks:
One of the unique features of the Al. Ringling Theatre is the lights on the side of the proscenium indicating to the audience the acts that were appearing so they could follow along in the program. I'm not aware of this feature in other theaters I've seen. Do you know of any other theater that has used such a system? Thanks,


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A stunning sunrise greeted me today from my hotel room on this first day of the fourth annual AQS Quilt Show & Contest in Des Moines. If you're anywhere in the vicinity, don't miss an opportunity to see over 1,000 quilts and hundreds of wonderful vendors. Near-perfect weather is predicted for the entire week, so gather up some friends, drive on over, and savor the visual feast.
It was my privilege this morning to announce the winners of the AQS judged show. Congratulations to Gina Perkes of Payson, Arizona, who won best of show with her quilt Ambrosia. All of the winning quilts are posted at http://www.americanquilter.com/, and photos of those quilts will also be published in the January 2012 issue of American Quilter magazine.
If you get to the show, please stop by the "editors office" (in the main hallway just outside the entrance to the show in Hyvee Hall) and say hi. I'm always eager to meet our readers and listen to your ideas and suggestions on articles and patterns.
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WHY??? this is gruesome enough! Fugly and Fuglier…Donatella is like a 109 year old woman whats with those pruned arms….Lysol please and quick!
Why can't I give this a thumbs down? Does anyone know how these thumbs buttons [don't] work?
To clarify: I was attempting to thumb down the first comment.
create an account. thumb whatever you want.
This looks like a mother/daughter porno that even I don't want to watch.
Mother/daughter? Looks like grandfather and drunk uncle!
Where's Andrew Cunanan when you need him?
Ugly in stereo
Am I the only one that thinks gaga looks great in this? She doesnt even look recognizable. And the photo has obviously been touched up to wipe out some of the terracotta on Versace's face.
Dee Snider is lookin' good!
Doesnt that head look like it was shopped on to GaGa, looks strange………..
i really do see dead people! o.o
no-one wants to see either of these two skanks especially topless.
I don't even remember this scene from "Looper!"
Gaga with her own persona but from the future, she traveled 500 years back from the future to warn USA that Romney (aka Apocalypses from the X-Men) from now on will rule the world
And in her newest performance, Gaga travels ahead in time to show us what she will look like at 86.
Judging by how the face looks now, more like 36
This is scarier than anything I've seen in the Twilight movies.
What is that thing on the left??
70% Lohan looks. 30% Lohan crazy. 100% less stealing (unless you're Madonna).
At first I was thinking gaga lost a shit ton of weight since those fatty photos from less than 2 weeks ago. Then I zoomed in and saw somebody photo shopped the shit out of her waistline and God knows what else.
Lady GaGa finally figured out how to make herself look more attractive. Stand next to Donatella Versace.
these people are tired.


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One year ago, the Gilt Home Collection was born. Designed by Gilt Home creative director, Tom Delavan, the collection's furnishings, rugs, and accents are equal parts retro-futurist and right now. And now, it's expanded to include soft stuff — bedding, candles and more that embody the same understated luxe style as the collection's furnishings.
The standout, if you ask us, is the quilted throw: With a filled insert, it's thicker than your average (or even above-average) throw, and the washed, garment-dyed finish makes it as comfy as that super soft, oh-so-L.A. T-shirt you have nine of. Same goes for the duvets, sheet sets and linen throw pillows, which are also heavily washed and garment-dyed for a luxe-yet-livable feel. The colors — storm gray, midnight blue, and plum — are rich takes on neutrals. And candles and diffusers, also new to the collection, complete the experience in scents like Amber Santal and Winter Vanilla.
Holiday party season may be upon us, but these pieces just may inspire you to skip the evening's soirée for a glass of bubbly in bed.
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Open concept double loft interior with master bedroom and office. Full bathroom with claw foot tub that is also used as a shower. Rough cut and hand hewn ceder interior, cedar shake exterior with natural hardwood pine floors. Stain glass windows throughout accent the beautiful sunrises and sunsets on the water. Skylights add extra light during the day and view to the stars at night. The office has plenty of room for use as a one or two person yoga studio. Keep in mind it is a cottage ...
Decorated by a local interior designer, this new guest house is situated on the north west side of Richmond, an island minutes away from Vancouver. This guest house is a 10 minute drive from the Airport and has quick access to Downtown Vancouver. Learn More
This guest house was designed and decorated less than a year ago by a local interior designer. Everything within the guest house is new, from the flooring and cabinets, down to the furniture, stainless steel appliances, linens and dishes. The space is perfect for a couple, or a single traveller, looking for a new, private place to stay while exploring Vancouver. The guesthouse has easy access to downtown Vancouver and popular tourists sites. The guesthouse is situated on a beautifully la...
Located at the center of Richmond, in between two of the best shopping mall you can find in Richmond. Our standalone apartment is perfect for traveler or a family reunion. Learn More
The Room - Bran new furnished room - One king sized top bed and two sofa bed - Full kitchen with everything you need to make a great meal - Kitchen include microwave, toaster and coffee machine - Fully furnished living room - 50" LCD TV - Each Guest will receive 1 set of linens - Paid laundry in the building - One indoor parking spot The Surrounding - about 25 minutes from airport through public transit (Skytrain) includning walking distance - 5 minutes walk to Skytrain and public transit ...
In a newly built home, one private bedroom for you to rent. Comfortable and fully furnished. A queen-sized bed with top quality mattress fit for 2 people and a big closet to store all your clothes. One minute walking distance to Transit (Bus stop). Learn More
Comfortable, clean, private room in a 2-year new house. Relax in a shared living room or enjoy your tea in backyard patio. Central air conditioning in the house. Independent heating in the bedroom. Wi-Fi high speed Internet. Shared living/reading room. Patio and Backyard. Laundry and kitchen usage require permission from the host. Please advise us if you plan to use kitchen to cook. Daily. We are friendly. :) Peaceful, friendly, and quiet residential neighborhood. Easy and safe to walk a...
A bright,spacious new unit,fully furnished and equipped,Located on a quiet stree,5mins away from Richmond Center.Close to shopping ,market,restaurants,public transportation,YVR. Enjoy free Wifi,cable TV,in-suite laundry,Gym,1park spot. Learn More
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We are ideally located in a quiet neighbourhood close to Canada Line Bridgeport station and YVR airport. This room has access to 2 shared bathrooms and is especially suited for the overnight traveller looking to get a good nights sleep. Learn More
Our home is located in a quiet neighbourhood with no thru traffic.This cosy room is carpeted and is on the second floor of a 2 storey house. Guests will have access to WIFI , towels , bedding and 2 shared clean bathrooms. I love to greet my guests and answer any questions they may have about transit , things to see and do , restaurants and of course shopping! I love the close proximity of Canada Line Bridgeport station , shopping and restaurants to our home. The 5 minute taxi ride fro...
As your hosts we would like to make this room comfortable with privacy as much as possible. Access to the room directly from hallway. Bathroom is shared. It is accessible also from the room. Breakfast Monday-Friday. Park view. Learn More
Richmond, BC is a home to international airport YVR. Location is almost perfect - close to transport, Skytrain to Downtown Vancouver British Columbia, big shopping malls, attractions, makes it easy for traveler, tourist or student. The queen sz bed and size of the room can comfortably accommodate two people, however, due to shared bathroom we prefer maximum 5 nights for two guests. Guest can use kitchen if he/she likes. Minifridge and microwave in the room. Guest has an access to shared b...
We offer a rental suite with it's own entrance. You'll have your own bathroom, queen sized bed, kitchen, and laundry machines. We are a 20 min walk from Steveston, and a 20 min bus ride from Richmond Center. Free parking readily available. Learn More
You get your own key with a separate entrance to come and go as you please. The rental suite comes with a fridge, stove, microwave, eating area and couch. You'll have your own room with a queen sized bed and a private bathroom equipped with shower, toilet and vanity. The suite also comes with it's own washer and dryer. We offer WiFi, clean towels, kitchen utensils, and dinnerware stocked in the suite. We share a visitor parking spot with our neighbor that is available if it is not occupied...
Great location! Walking distance to Historic Steveston Village, Gary Point Park, community centre (swimming and recreation), the ocean and major transportation. Very close to the dyke, shopping and great restaurants. Free street parking. Learn More
Clean, modern Bedroom in 2-level, 4-bdrm house with garden, includes double bed share bathroom . Access to main floor living space, including kitchen, family room, living room, outdoor patio, laundry. Wifi, coffee and tea, and shampoo are complimentary. All linens are provided. Guests have access to share bathroom and have access to the main living areas and the outdoor patio. I live in the house so will be available at times to help my guests with any questions they may have about the ho...
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Imagine living in absolute comfort and luxury in this amazing, fully furnished, air-conditioned condo 2 blocks from downtown Richmond, malls & public transportation to Vancouver. Guests have full access to swimming pool, hot tub, sauna, gym. Learn More
THE APARTMENT - 650 square foot, fully furnished apartment - Fully furnished open kitchen w/ granite counter tops - Full bathroom (bath, shower, towels, etc.) - Queen size bed - High speed wireless internet - 50" LCD TV - Balcony with city view - In-suite laundry - Full building access to gym, hot tub, swimming pool & sauna - Secure building with key fob entry - Secure parking spot for 1 small vehicle included with rental APARTMENT LOCATION: RICHMOND - 1 minute walk to downtown Richmond...
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Quite safe-neighbor hood,easy access to public transportation such as Skytrain and bus station. House is located 25 minutes away from Downtown Vancouver and only 10 minutes away from ( YVR ) Vancouver airport. 3 rooms at $85 a room Learn More
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A two bedroom spacious apartment with free parking located very close to downtown Richmond and surrounded by coffee shops and restaurants. Learn More
This second floor apartment is fairly new and located in one of the main streets of Richmond. The apartment has: - Master bedroom has a queen bed , small TV, speakers, walk-in closet, and a washroom. - Second bedroom has a queen size bed and a closet. - Second washroom just right outside the second room. - A Kitchen has all you need for your daily use and cooking. Living room has a 42' Screen, Playstation, Netflix, and a sofa (can be slept on) - washer/dryer in the living room. You ha...
We have a nice cozy room with a desk and closet. Enjoy a calm and serene atmosphere! we have the most competitive pricing available and our guests love the stay here! Learn More
★ Most competitive price you'll find around here ★ •• if you see this room listing it means it is available to book. You can book the room instantly with the instant book feature •• Close to downtown Richmond. 4 minute walk to bus, and 3 minutes bus to the heart of Richmond. I'm a very responsive host and hope to provide you with the best experience as possible. - 1 private bedroom, shared bathrooms - room with a DESK - about 30 minutes to DT Vancouver - High speed internet (25MB/s). ...
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A bright, spacious decorated new unit, fully furnished and equipped. Licated in a desirable neighbourhood in the heart of Richmond. Close to shopping, restaurants, public transportation, YVR. Enjoy free Wifi/cable TV/in-suite laundry/Gym/1park spot Learn More
- The unit is fully furnished - 2 bedrooms with queen size bed in each - -The bathroom include hair dryer and full towel set - -Washer/Dryer ad laundry detergent are available in the room at no extra charge -Guest will have free access to WiFi internet and Cable TV -There is a small fitness room in the building that will be shown to guests upon arrival - Richmond Center is a 5 minute walk away - one private parking as well as visitor parking I live in Richmond too and is each to get...
City, Ocean and Mountain view LUXURY PENTHOUSE! Fantastic opportunity to enjoy your life! This is a special 1,033 sq ft, 11'' ceiling height, East South facing penthouse w/a huge deck boasting 270 degree panoramic views of mountains, , ocean & city. Learn More
The master-room has a queen size bed, super spacious second bedroom with a queen size bed and a sofa bed can easily sleep 4 people, open gourmet kitchen w/granite counters & stainless steel appliances, hardwood floors in the living & dining areas leading to the huge entertainment sized deck. Wi-Fi, TV, and Long Distance Phone, Playground in 2nd floor and fitness room in 1st floor. 2 parking lots. Central location close to Richmond Centre and Canada Line station, Garden City Park, Minoru Par...
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A Palestinian youth throws a stone towards Israeli forces under... Fotografía de noticiasAgricultor,Aldea,Cerca de,Cisjordania,Ciudad,Conflicto,Conflicto palestino-israelí,Cultura palestina,Guerra,Inmigrante,Lanzar,Nablús,Nevar,Olivo,Vertical,ÁrbolPhotographer JAAFAR ASHTIYEHCollection: AFP 2013 AFPA Palestinian youth throws a stone towards Israeli forces under snowfall during clashes which broke out after Israeli settlers from the nearby Esh Kodesh settlement cut Palestinian farmers' olive trees on January 10, 2013 in village of Qusra, south of the city of Nablus. Israeli settlers opened fire in the northern West Bank wounding two Palestinians in separate incidents, Palestinian security forces and witnesses said. AFP PHOTO/JAAFAR ASHTIYEH (Photo credit should read JAAFAR ASHTIYEH/AFP/Getty Images)


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Backers of Pilot House can't reveal its new location just yet, and they're not sure where the money will come from to operate it.
Answers to both questions about the treatment program for homeless people with serious substance abuse and mental health problems may take shape next week.
"The building inspector is looking at the building next week, and we're doing program planning," said Claire Goyer, director of the Duffy Health Center. "There's great anticipation this will happen."
As for funding, Pilot House supporters will be among many members of the Cape's human services community expected to turn out Wednesday at a public hearing on the county's proposed budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1.
Citing falling revenues from the Registry of Deeds, the county commissioners proposed a budget that failed to fully fund the recommendations of an advisory council organized by the department of human services. Pilot House is among the programs that would lose all county funding.st District Barnstable Court House in Barnstable Village.
The hearing, to be held by the Assembly of Delegates' committee on health and human services, will begin at 2:30 p.m. in the 1
Goyer and Estelle Fritzinger, executive director of Community Action Committee of Cape Cod & Islands, plan to make the case for partial funding of all recommended activities. Others such as Alan Burt, coordinator of the Salvation Army Overnights of Hospitality program for the homeless, will call for funding to be taken from county programs to support Pilot House and CAC's community outreach worker in Hyannis, both of which have been funded partially by the council this year.
"if there isn't enough money to fund everybody, why not allocate out on a pro-rated basis?" Goyer asked. "Why should there be a few winners and so many total losers?"
Getting even partial funding is something "we could leverage with a potential funder," said Goyer.
"The Community Action Committee is very disappointed in the commissioner's recommendations," Fritzinger said. "If there is not at least minimal funding, programs will go away."
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Detox is just the beginning of a person's journey from addiction to recovery. Although this is a short stage in what is often a lifelong experience, it is a frightening one. Many addicts have heard what happens in detox and run from the prospect as though this brief period of agony will be worse than the rest of their addiction experience put together.
What Is Detoxification?
When a substance abuser becomes chemically dependent upon a drug or alcohol, it gets into his body and his brain. To get it out of there, this individual must go through a cleansing process. It can be done with or without medicinal drugs, but the most important part of this process is going without heroin, crack, alcohol, etc.
Where Does Detoxification Take Place?
Detox takes place in one of two places. Many people will go through this cleansing process in a hospital. Here, physicians and nurses take charge of the patient for the entire time it takes to get the drug out of her system. The duration of detox can be hours or days, depending on what a person has been using, how much, and for how long.
Some clinics have their own detox clinics which are only used for this process. They are not as clinical as a hospital, but they are safe and licensed for alcohol or drug cleansing.
Who Needs Detox?
Just because you abuse drugs or alcohol does not mean you will have to go through a cleansing of this kind. It is only necessary if you are chemically dependent. That means that your body cannot do without a substance. If it was deprived its long-used chemical substance, the body would go into shock.
Most alcoholics do not need detox, but there are exceptions. Many drug addicts do need detox because meth, crack, and other substances affect the way a person's brain works. Lots of clients are able to say 'no' to drugs in a physical sense, but something emotional holds them back such as fear or depression.
What Happens During Detoxification?
Addiction is a scary thing. It takes a very short time to become addicted to a substance, but a long time to overcome addiction, if one is ever truly cured. Many doctors would say there is no cure, just ongoing maintenance. Evidence of just how powerful chemical dependency is comes when one considers what can happen to a body when it is cleansing.
Mild symptoms include nausea and shaking. Patients sweat. They feel distressed, agitated, angry, and they long for another fix of the drug that would instantly end their suffering. Physical pain is common, though not life threatening.
Drug detox for the severely addicted individual can be fatal. People who try to do this on their own encounter serious health problems which are best caught and managed in a medical facility. This is why one should never try to do detoxification at home.
A doctor performs a physical exam to assess the person's health prior to the procedure. If there appears to be a risk factor, a doctor might opt to use medicines which make the process safer.
Is Drug-aided Detoxification an Oxymoron?
Some doctors believe it is unethical and unnecessary to use drugs to help someone get off of drugs or alcohol. They believe the last thing an addict needs is more chemicals in his system.
Others disagree. Physicians who encounter drug addicts regularly believe there are clients who should go through detoxification slowly so as to lessen the painful symptoms, partly because they can, but also because it is safer.
Another method, called rapid detox, is growing in popularity. This is where someone is anesthetized and given drugs to speed up cleansing. Although her body goes through hell, she knows nothing about it. After a short stint in hospital, this individual is ready to head to rehab.
Several people in any community will become reliant on the narcotic pain killers their doctors prescribe for short term or ongoing pain. If they use their drugs as directed, addiction is often a result of psychological factors, especially a fear of going without narcotics entirely and feeling severe pain resurface.
Doctors combat this problem by prescribing methadone or buprenorphine, both of which are replacements for narcotics. They are less powerful and can be taken at home without the client entering rehab. During a course of several weeks, a patient slowly reduces her need for the replacement drug, leading to complete withdrawal from narcotics.
Occasionally, a person will become addicted to one of these drugs. There are many methadone maintenance programs around the United States to testify to this fact, with participants taking the drug every day in small doses as a means of overcoming more serious addiction.
They regularly undergo urine testing to ensure they are not abusing their maintenance privileges. Eventually, the goal is that these individuals will also detoxify from methadone.
Detoxification from buprenorphine involves a short stay in hospital followed by slow weaning and rehab. For all addicts, detox is just the start of recovery, giving way to intensive inpatient or outpatient counseling, behavioral therapy, and often transitional living at a halfway house.


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Aspects of Algebraic Geometry
May 11-22, 2015
A Program of the Institute For Advanced Study and Princeton University
This intensive mentoring program, sponsored by the National Science Foundation, is for undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral women in mathematics. It will take place on the campus of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N.J., and will include lectures, seminars and panel discussions on a wide range of topics of interest to women mathematicians. Prerequisite for this year's program is undergraduate knowledge in abstract algebra and topology.
Application and information:
Application Deadline: February 20, 2015
The Barnard Math department can help with funding for students who would like to further their research and for students who would like to attend a conference or workshop. Interested students should contact Prof. Dave Bayer, <firstname.lastname@example.com> (Chair, Barnard Math Dept.).
The American Mathematics Society (AMS) website lists many different opportunities for undergraduates interested in mathematics. This is a good place to begin finding out about career opportunities, study abroad possibilities, summer programs and internships, graduate study and so on.
See also the MAA website.
Santa Fe Institute's Research Experiences for Undergraduates. Application period: December 2, 2014-February 7, 2015. For more information visit http://santafe.edu/education/fellowships/undergraduate/undergrad-overview/
There are many excellent summer research programs. The National Science Foundation (NSF) supports several REUs (Research Experiences for Undergraduates) with different emphases; some on math biology, some just for women, some for sophomores, some for more advanced students... You are paid for participating (enough to cover expenses).
For information visit: http://www.ams.org/employment/reu.html
There are also summer research programs run under different auspices. For example the Columbia Mathematics department has one: for information visit http://www.math.columbia.edu/programs-math/undergraduate-program/summer-undergraduate-research/.
The Institute for Advanced Study and the Park City Mathematics Institute jointly sponsor a yearly summer meeting in Park City Utah with an undergraduate component. http://pcmi.ias.edu
The NSF sponsored institutes have a few programs for undergraduates, though their main focus is at the graduate level and above.
You can find them by searching their joint web site: http://www.mathinstitutes.org
There is also a lot of interesting information about mathematics on the MSRI website: www.msri.org
A current Barnard student gives an enthusiastic endorsement of the Carleton College summer Math program. http://www.math.carleton.edu/smp/
Also, it is worth checking out the wide ranging Nebraska summer program in applied math and science. http://www.unl.edu/summerprogram
There are several well established and very worthwhile programs for women. Again, your expenses are paid (from grants from NSF, NSA and so on). Here are two of the best.
1. The University of Nebraska in Lincoln has been running a weekend conference in lat January for female undergraduate Math majors. There are about 150 participants from all over North America; it is an enlightening and enjoyable experience.
Visit: http://www.math.unl.edu/~ncuwm/15thAnnual/ for information on the Jan 2013 meeting.
2. The Institute for Advanced Study and Princeton University jointly run a 10 day program (next in May 13-24, 2013) for undergraduates, graduate students and postdocs. Subject: combinatorics and graph theory. Visit: http://www.math.ias.edu/wam/2013


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3M ScotchCode Wire Marker Dispenser
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Oh, how I love 3M™ products! I can't seem to live without Command™ hooks and picture hanging strips, and I always have Post-Its on hand so I can jot down notes that will keep me in line. And talk about the tape. But just when I started to think that 3M products had infiltrated every possible aspect of my home and life, I came across a new little gem that will soon be joining the ranks of My 3M™ Stuff quite soon: the ScotchCode™ Write-On Wire Marker Dispenser.
It has a look and size that's pretty similar to your average tape dispenser, except that instead of tape, it holds a roll of pre-cut, stick-on cable labels. Sounds pretty handy, right? It's great for around the house, and even small office or retail environments – you know, places where you may have to label a few cords every now and then, but can't really justify the need for, or purchase of, a full-fledged label printer. The ScotchCode™ lets you write on and dispense one label at a time, without any big to-do or programming – just scribble what you need to on the exposed writing field, pull the label from the dispenser, wrap it around the wire of your choice, and you're done.
Word to the wise – if you're one of those people who will be going down in history for your chicken-scratch handwriting, you may want to avoid this one, because it's an entirely legibility-driven product. But if you have a knack for penmanship, this is a great time and money saver, and I feel pretty confident saying that you won't regret it.
Okay, now that my little handwriting side-note is over with, you probably want to know a thing or two about the labels themselves. They're made out of oil, dirt and heat resistant vinyl, and they prevent themselves from smudging, thanks to a clear, self-laminating overlay. And they also come in refill rolls, so you don't need to buy a new dispenser every time you run out of labels.
One more thing about the ScotchCode™ labeler – it's packaged with attention to detail. I don't know about you, but I love it when businesses are considerate enough to provide thoughful and convenient extras with their products, and 3M is no exception. The ScotchCode comes with a super-fine-point permanent marker, which makes things really easy. I've used similar products before, and each time, I've had to try multiple pens because nothing was fine enough for laying down tiny print. But this brilliant company has taken the trial and error out of the equation by being professional enough to provide a pen that's designed specifically for small writing. So simple, but so genius.
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Blugold student-athletes' work in the community also was recognized with a national award in December. The Blugolds received an award of merit for this year's Jostens/National Association of Division III Athletic Administrators Community Service Awards in the category of an array of projects/activities for projects occurring during the 2007-08 school year. UW-Eau Claire was one of only 14 NCAA Division III institutions to earn the award.
More than 420 Division III institutions from around the nation are eligible for the community service awards. It was the third time since the award's inception in 2000-01 the Blugolds had been honored. In 2002 the Blugolds were the overall winner for the array of projects/activities category, while they earned honorable mention recognition in the same category in 2006.


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NEW YORK (AP) — After a few days of watching several veterans leave, the New York Jets had their busiest day yet of free agent signings.
The Jets signed running back Mike Goodson, offensive lineman Willie Colon and nose tackle Antonio Garay on Friday, the fourth day of the NFL's free agency period. The team announced the deal with Goodson, along with the re-signing of fullback Lex Hilliard.


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The English artist and illustrator chooses his favourite things, from a Greek temple to a Constable painting
From INTELLIGENT LIFE magazine, May/June 2012
Britain's most prolific designer of postage stamps is equally at home on a larger scale: he designed the platform-length murals at Charing Cross tube station. David Gentleman, 82, has illustrated many books and book jackets, as well as publishing volumes of his paintings and drawings of places he has visited—India, Italy, Paris, and now, for the second time, London.
CITY London (above)
I've lived in London for 60 years, so it's the place I know best—I love its contrasts and its history. Wherever you go you come across striking changes of tone: I live in quite a gentrified bit of Camden Town, but it's a rackety old place all around me. I love the Thames for its space and the chance to see things from a distance, which a city doesn't normally allow you. I love Regent's Canal, which is near my house, and the Thames for the glisten that water brings. Canals are an escape from what is around them, however busy or industrial that is. My new book looks at London month by month, so I was out sketching all year round. I do take photographs, but the most personal drawings are all drawn on the spot. They have been done with the least time to get things right, which I used to think was a drawback, but now I think it gives an important sense of liveliness and how you did it. There are more people in this book than in my other books—in the past I've avoided drawing people or left them till last and run out of energy. Now I think they are part of the whole and too interesting to leave out.
VIEW from Primrose Hill (also above)
I can walk to Primrose Hill along the canal. I love the panorama from Canary Wharf right round to Westminster Cathedral with all the skyscrapers in between, and the distant skyline with the two radio masts. I like the slopes of the hill itself with the trees that go nearly to the top, especially in the snow. I've seen the view change a lot over the years. The most striking building used to be St Paul's Cathedral; now you have to dodge around to see it behind the Gherkin and those other City buildings. I don't mind that. St Paul's is lucky to be there at all—it's a leftover, a national treasure but barely functioning in its original role. I don't think the London Eye is an interesting structure in the way the Eiffel tower was—that was a breathtaking use of the new skills and structural techniques of its time, the Eye is just entertainment.
BUILDING Temple of Poseidon, Paestum
I saw this temple for the first time about 60 years ago, when I went to Italy on a student travelling scholarship. I hadn't seen the Greek temples in Athens, so this was my first. In any case, Paestum is the most completely preserved Greek temple, the most wonderful, majestic building. It's Doric, so the columns are simple—you don't have to draw all the acanthus leaves as you do on a Corinthian column, but there's an inner row of columns, which is unusual, so it is quite a complicated thing to draw.
BEACH Dunwich Heath
I've enjoyed this beach near our Suffolk home with our children and our grandchildren, too. It's a mile or two from Dunwich village, which has been eaten away by the sea. This beach is farther south where the cliff isn't crumbling so much, and the beach is sandier—it's pebbly at Dunwich itself. It stretches away towards Sizewell nuclear-power station. When the tide goes out it leaves very regular loops of pebbles and shells, which I like to draw—I've noticed over the years of sketching that this is a predictable effect. And the seas and the skies are lovely to draw.
JOURNEY Nilgiri Mountain railway
About 40 years ago I illustrated "The Jungle Book", which first took me to India. Then about 15 years ago I did a book of drawings of India, and went on this little railway, which is now part of a World Heritage site. You go from lower ground at Mettupalayam up to Ooty in the hills, and the last bit of the journey passes through wonderful mountain scenery. It's a rack railway because parts of it are very steep, and it uses Swiss-made steam engines. Halfway up, I asked if I could go in the engine for the rest of the way, and they said yes. I did some drawing, but it was hard because you're shaking about, and I watched the lovely, timeless activity of poking the fire.
HOTEL Fort Tiracol, Goa
My daughter and her husband lived in India for four years, and sometimes when we visited them we would also go to this hotel. Fort Tiracol is at the very northern tip of Goa, about 25 miles from the capital Panjim—it's a quiet spot. You have to cross a river by ferry, then there's a hill with an old Portuguese fort on it. The hotel is a fortified oblong with a pretty, white, wedding-cake-like church in the middle, and lovely rooms all around it. You can take the ferry back again and walk to a shabby fishing village and a beach with a few sun shelters. I would love to go back there.
WORK OF ART The Cornfield
I've always been fond of Suffolk: my wife is from there and we have a bolthole there. I haven't ever drawn this view, but I've drawn a lot of cornfields because they used to coincide with the children's long summer holidays. I know Dedham Vale—I don't know which is the exact field John Constable painted, but you could work it out—and I love this picture, with the big trees, the lane leading into the distance, the little boy drinking from the stream with his flock of sheep, and the church, and the River Stour glinting.
David Gentleman was talking to Rebecca Willis, our associate editor and a former travel editor of Vogue
"London, You're Beautiful: An Artist's Year" (Particular Books) was published in May
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It's Featured Artist Friday!
Our first song is "All Kinds of Kinds" by Lindale's own Miranda Lambert . Next on the circuit is "I Believe" by the king of country George Strait . Last up music from Kenny Chesney "When I See This Bar". The Bahamas have always been in Kenny's sole, and it shows in so many of his songsl.


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This photo shoot was a blast. Just me and Kaitlyn. It was so laid back and fun. I realized that some of the best places to shoot are probably right in your backyard. We went down to the local City Hall. I absolutely loved the red metal door. Kaitlyn was awesome in front of the camera resulting in lots of great shots, but these are some of my favs.
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Linking up with Jennifer @ Studio JRU for Sneak Peek Friday.


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Leave aside the question of who's got it right, just think about the U.S.-Iranian embrace. Let's call it a romance. At Big Peace, Lee Smith has spelled out the new arrangement:
…when Obama backed off on striking Bashar…the president not only angered U.S. Arab allies, but turned against them and partnered instead with Assad and Putin. When Obama announced at the U.N. General Assembly in September that negotiations with Iran were an administration priority, he not only turned Iranian president Hassan Rouhani into a partner, but also sheltered Iran from any potential Israeli attack. In short, Obama switched sides.
James Glassman and Michael Doran reached the same conclusion. Like many love affairs, this one is based in large part on passion and wish-fulfillment — that is to say on confusion — not on rigorous brilliance. Here's what I think is going on:
● Obama is saying to himself: "Finally! They are coming to understand that I'm with them and we should work together. We can reshape the whole Middle East."
● The Iranians, meanwhile, are saying to themselves: "Finally! We have broken the will of the Great Satan, and Obama will do whatever we want. From now on we will dictate terms for the region, and ultimately for the world."
Obama thinks he's getting a long-lasting affair, while the Iranians think they're getting domination. Both are wrong. Obama is wrong because the Iranians are not in love with him, and have not abandoned their basic strategic mission of dominating or destroying America. The Iranians are wrong because Obama is not appeasing them, he's hugging them. For our supreme leader, it's love, not fear.
This is a very mercurial romance. It can blow up at any moment. The Iranians are currently testing Obama's embrace by insisting he accept their claim that the interim agreement recognizes their "right to enrich." Can he do that? Will he?
Meanwhile, how will Obama react if the Iranians are caught in yet another secret nuclear activity? He's not reluctant to attack those who thwart him. Remember, this is a man who says he's really good at killing people. Just like the mullahs.
Finally, there is Syria. The Iranian-American romance grants Tehran parental rights, and if the Iranians are successful they will be seen to be the dominant power in Damascus. But if the opposition rallies, and Assad is once again on the verge of defeat, will Obama give support to the Iranians' adopted child, the tyrant Bashar al Assad? The last time around, Obama canceled an announced bombing of Assad's chemical weapons sites. Next time, it will be harder to limit the discussion to such a narrow target; he'll be forced to help Iran (and Russia) save Assad.
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I have observed various posts, discussions and mentalities about life at
Multinational Corporations (MNCs) and Small Companies (SCs). Some feel that MNCs
are best, some say that Small Companies are the best. These
Conflicting thoughts will mislead new comers. I would like to show some
light from my own experience of 6 years in small companies and 6 years in MNCs.
Believe me, I intend to say the truth as per my experience.
Multinational Corporations are companies with a brand value and with locations
in many countries. For example Infosys, CTS, TCS, HP etcetera. The brand value
gives them an advantage in attracting talents and customers.
In short, most of the MNCs were small companies at one time that gained
experience and grew to a huge size.
The following are advantages of MNCs that I have observed:
If you protest my support of MNCs, please wait!! I wanted to say the good things
about small companies.
The primary point I would say is end-to-end work experience. Usually in the
small companies, we will be involved in nearly all activities like:
This will definitely add value for you for the first few years.
Again, I said only a few years, not
for your entire lifetime. If you are a growth minded person, then you will get
quite bored with the repeated end-to-end activities after a few years.
Exceptionally, some SCs have High Quality techies who were once MNC employees.
Their presence could fetch some good amount of values to the SC employees.
I have worked in MNCs where we needed to do all these activities from
end-to-end. Plus other MNCs where there is a specific Job
Design like:
This makes one thing that the SC employee is mightier than
the MNC employee! Obviously this dialogue comes from your SC boss or manager. I
had a different thought here.
First of all, the MNC Job Design focuses on increasing efficiency, aligning
talents to technology and reducing employee turnover. Not all software engineers
are experts in UI and Database. They might have different aspirations like one
guy likes UI, the other guy likes database. In this way they can concentrate on
their respective arena and probably do certifications and blog to build power
over their core area.
So concentration on Core Technology is possible with MNCs. (Again, there is no
guarantee that all MNC supports the same, but I can assure you that on average
more MNCs support this than SCs.)
This is the reason we can see Database Administrator specialists, .Net
specialists and Java specialists in larger companies. Plus MNCs can provide more
exposure for these guys in different projects. Thus their core skills remain
activated and explored.
Concentration is important: I can give my
example from 2006, where I worked with Java, .Net, Delphi, PHP, HTML,
JavaScript, Visual C++; all in the same year. The result was I was a Jack of All
Trades and King of Nothing. All the noteriety went to specific Technology Gods
and I was undervalued compared to nearly half of them. (Interestingly, my pay
was set using the lowest skill level, HTML :).)
So I suggest you concentrate on a specific
technology depending on your passion. Concentration increases your
value in the market plus more enjoyment at work up to a saturation level.
Obviously MNCs have better standards and methodologies. This is one of the
reasons the MNC experience guy is given more weight age even in small companies.
For example, when i was a Delphi Programmer in year 2002 with a SC, I was using
plain vanilla kind of development. It was something like writing SQL statements
within the Windows Form events. I was not exposed to the Object Oriented way of
development since my boss and Team Leads around were grown up in the same small
company; they did not know the outside high quality standards and thus we were
not able to gain a solid value in the market, even after years of experience.
But, working with good MNCs I gained a solid exposure to Object Oriented
Programming, Design Patterns, Scrum, TDD, Agile Methodology, Continuous
Integration etcetera. I can blindly say that a mere 2 year experience in such
MNC is equivalent to the 10 year experience in a SC. (Exception: things will be
the opposite if you land up in a support project in MNC.)
While I was in small companies, I used to hear the following.
In MNCs we must work 12 hours: This is
true and false in MNC and SC. I had worked 12 hours, Saturday and Sunday too for
a 20 employee SC, plus in a MNC too. It
depends on the project situation and the greedy manager you get. In reality
wherever people are working for 12 hours, in the long run, they produce only 6
hours of productivity. There will be bugs and improper decisions that will
deplete the extra effort low-quality hours spent.
My strategy as a manager was to
focus 60% on development work and 40% on training and mentoring team members,
plus identifying reusable components. This strategy reduced future development
time through reuse of components and a happier, satisfied team.
In a MNC, there is no value for family life: This
is again a true and false statement. This can happen both with SC and MNC. If
you encounter such a problem in any company, then you can quit the job for a
better work-life balanced job. Chances are better that you will get a better job
if you quit the MNC!
In a MNC, there is a lot of politics: This
is also true and false. In my career of 6 years with a SC and 6 years with a
MNC, I saw cheap politics in both companies. There were spies who wanted to
dominate others or gain an extra penny from management, they used to betray us;
they exist in both SC and MNC. But the good news with a MNC is that "even the
cheap guys will have a minimum standard". :)
In a MNC, A job is secured: This is
partially false. The MNCs are answerable to the investors. During recessions,
employees with more bench times are terminated to cut cost. During those times,
the so called sleeping-employees will feel the heat and start learning new
technologies to allocate themselves in projects. But MNCs provide higher Job
Security since the employee can find a new project within the company itself, in
the case of the SC the employee will need to leave the company and search in the
open job market. MNCs are certainly larger ships! The MNCs have highly
experienced and strategic Financial Officers and Economy Predictors to
strategically position themselves during tough times. This is the core reason
that even after multiple recessions the MNCs remain, but small companies bail
In a MNC, there is no growth: A Senior
TCS friend of mine said this to me. In MNCs, they make sure you are not growing!
When I closely examined the matter, the so-called sufferings occured due to
support projects where learning opportunity is reduced. Usually, these projects
are handled by less aggressive Software Engineers who are unwilling to learn. I
would say things are again in the engineer's hand, they can use their spare time
in learning and getting certifications, update their internal resume with new
skills, then request their manager to change their project, get interviewed for
another client and change. Nobody can stop you from progressing.
Problems with MNC
Since our friends indicated, the Bad
Back Reference Kick out would be a big problem with MNC. So in order to get in,
you need to have a clear past company, at least the immediate past one. The MNCs
check for your past employer existence, your salary, your behavior. As I said
already, they "Validate an employee from a non-validated source". What is the
proof that your past employer is a truthfu? To get through such problems, people
used to purchase employment histories and references from other small companies.
A proper solution I have is to work for another small company, gain 6 month
experience and apply to a MNC, here the immediate past company is a clear one
and thus the problem is solved. (Checking the previous 10 year character of a
person is of no use, the person might have changed in present :), so the
immediate past is important)
appreciate Shivanand's input "Nurturing a Laziness Culture in MNC". The
MNCs have Bench time and many support projects, that provide very less
opportunity for learning. In most cases the engineer ends up with a rusted set
of neurons. It is true but depends on the person as well. I have seen people who
feel secure enough in a MNC that spend their bench time on other non-career
deviation of thought would be: "The MNC did not force anybody to sit idle, the
employee has a choice to use his free time" Very fewer people (< 5%)
who are motivated about their career use their bench time in blogging, learning
and contributing towards forums or at least moving up in life. According to
them, the bench time provides ample opportunity for exercising their neurons and
growing. (Helping is growth if you play in an uncharted area.)
In my case, my 6 months was idle
waiting for VISA approval. I would say I utilized the time very well. I created
3 books in Design Patterns, Azure, SharePoint, wrote 200+ articles, gained 5000+
points over MSDN, gained a solid career in SharePoint, attained 3 MVP Awards as
the result of the whole. To me, the 6 months provided the value of 5 years of my
regular career.
Providing the qualities of a good company, whether small/big I would add:
In short, if you are happy with your company whether SC or MNC, then continue
there. If you have strong aspirations in Career Growth then you should choose
your core technology area and focus on the paths ahead through MNCs.
Always see the source of advice. If
you are being advised by your SC boss, chances are greater that he will draw a
hectic picture about MNCs, because without you he is going to be troubled
ahead. You can ask your boss: If there
are more clients coming in then will you make this small company an MNC or not?
Obviously they also want to grow. :) For growth, they will also introduce MNC
standards into their small company.
Not all Small Companies are bad, not all MNCs are bad. But on average, MNCs are
better than Small Companies. (KFC chicken can have trouble once in a blue moon,
but food poison chances are higher in small hotels :))
MNCs are more financially secured
and career-rewarding compared with your SCs unless your SC boss has many
family-associated properties.
Most of the small companies have a
passion to grow high, otherwise there is a chance that they might fail in the
future due to big MNCs taking their chunk of the meat. So as a person seeking
growth, your small company is also seeking growth, chances are high that if it
succeeds, your small company can become an MNC.
Beginners: If
you can do an MNC as part of a campus interview then that would be really great
since you can leave the SC problems behind. If you landed up in a small company,
then learning more and switching to a MNC would be a good idea.
In short, life is about service, the
more service we do the more our soul is satisfied. If your existing company
cannot provide a good platform for servicing or meritocracy fails then you
should find the next best platform to service better.
Ultimately, I would say we should practice our core passion of life. It is only
possible if we have Financial Freedom to do so. I would recommend, we should
convert every problem to opportunities to grow further and attain financial
freedom. At the point we can chase our passion or help back
Jean Paul is a Developer plus Architect working on Microsoft Technologies for the past 12 years. He is very much passionate in programming and his core skills are SharePoint, ASP.NET & C#.
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