There is a misconception many aspiring Indians have that one can apply for an H-1B visa directly and get to the US for a job.
You cannot apply for an H-1B visa yourself.
US Immigration law is vague about the definition of the word profession (relevant to H-1B visa) stating only that the meaning includes such occupations as architects, lawyers, physicians, engineers and teachers. Other occupations, not specifically mentioned in the law, but routinely recognised as professional include, accountants, computer systems analysts, physical therapists, chemists, pharmacists, medical technologists, hotel managers and upper-level business managers.You must hold the educational equivalent to a US bachelor's degree to qualify for an H-1B visa. Also, the job duties must require education equivalent to a US bachelor's degree in the occupation for which you are hired.
If you were not educated in America, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), as part of judging your H-1B eligibility, will often ask for an academic credential evaluation from an approved consulting service to determine the American equivalent of your educational level. Before sending your academic documents to a Credential Evaluation Service, you may want to telephone in advance to discuss your prospects. Usually, you can get some idea of the likelihood of receiving good results. If your prospects are bleak, you may decide not to order the evaluation and to save the service charges.
(Rediff Article)
Monday, 4 February 2008
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Offten we were lured by the ads like this:Dreaming of a nice piece of cool designer bling-bling but keep on being turned down by the price? Leave all your doubts behind – our huge choice of affordable replica accessories is waiting for you! The quality of replica watches, pens and lighters that we sell is sky-high unlike our prices!
But really its worth to buy such type of watches which will be hell costly. In Sales, generally we saw discounts on many brands from 30 to 40% off but its not true.Shopkeepers just do it for luring the people and catch their attractions towards their sales.We have to be very careful while purchasing any branded items.
But really its worth to buy such type of watches which will be hell costly. In Sales, generally we saw discounts on many brands from 30 to 40% off but its not true.Shopkeepers just do it for luring the people and catch their attractions towards their sales.We have to be very careful while purchasing any branded items.
Thursday, 31 January 2008
5 Foods for Healthier Skin by Leslie Baumann, M.D.
You can invest half your paycheck in serums and creams - even splurge on dermal fillers and pricey facials - but none of it will get you far without a skin-friendly diet.
Of course, your skin (and the rest of you, for that matter) is best served by a well-rounded diet, including healthy fats, sufficient protein, and lots of fruits and vegetables. But there are a few nutritional standouts that make particularly important contributions to strong, glowing skin:
1. Fish: Fatty fish like salmon, tilapia, and cod are rich in omega-3 fatty acids. And that's a good thing, because our bodies cannot produce those essential lipids naturally. By adding omega-3s to your diet, though, you can bolster your skin barrier - that is, the layer of lipids that holds onto moisture and keeps irritants out.
There is even evidence that the skin-strengthening effects of omega-3s can improve chronic skin conditions like rosacea and atopic dermatitis, but more research is necessary to confirm that link.
Furthermore, many types of fish (like, once again, salmon and cod) are rich in vitamin D - as dermatologists increasingly emphasize sun avoidance, we also need to emphasize the importance of finding other sources of this vitamin, which is produced during sun exposure.
Don't eat fish? Many eggs are now fortified with omega-3 fatty acids, and plant sources include flax seed and flax seed oil, walnuts, pecans, and hazelnuts. And a daily vitamin D supplement is a good idea for vegans and meat-eaters alike.
2. Green Tea: It's inexpensive, easy to add to your routine, and one of the best-researched and most powerful antioxidants around. That's why green tea is my go-to antioxidant: I drink at least three cups a day to fight aging and inflammation. Some studies even suggest that the antioxidants in green tea reduce one's risk of skin cancer. So put down that soda and start drinking your way to healthier skin!
3. Broccoli: Rich in vitamins A, C, and K (among many other nutrients), this veggie does more than its fair share of nutritional work. Vitamin A decreases oil production, vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant, and vitamin K can help prevent bruises. So whatever ails you, this green wonderfood might be just what the doctor ordered.
4. Safflower or Sunflower Oil: Omega-3s get a lot more talk, but omega-6 fatty acids - like the linoleic acid in these two oils - are also important for healthy skin. Like omega-3s, they help prevent dry skin and inflammation; they're also essential for the formation of prostaglandins, hormones that keep all the cells of the body functioning well.
While many diets are actually quite high in omega-6s - sometimes even too high - the key is to get the good ones and not unhealthy versions, like hydrogenated oils. So try sautéing your salmon or broccoli in a little safflower or sunflower oil and double those skin-soothing benefits!
5. Almonds: When it comes to boosting skin's defenses against aging, inflammation, and even skin cancer, antioxidants are so important that I'm going to add another to my list: A handful of almonds every day boosts your levels of vitamin E, one of the most important antioxidants for skin health. Studies also suggest that consuming vitamin E orally can increase the levels of this moisturizing vitamin on your skin's surface - great news for anyone prone to dry skin.
Wishing you great skin (and bon appetit)!
By-Leslie Baumann, M.D.
Of course, your skin (and the rest of you, for that matter) is best served by a well-rounded diet, including healthy fats, sufficient protein, and lots of fruits and vegetables. But there are a few nutritional standouts that make particularly important contributions to strong, glowing skin:
1. Fish: Fatty fish like salmon, tilapia, and cod are rich in omega-3 fatty acids. And that's a good thing, because our bodies cannot produce those essential lipids naturally. By adding omega-3s to your diet, though, you can bolster your skin barrier - that is, the layer of lipids that holds onto moisture and keeps irritants out.
There is even evidence that the skin-strengthening effects of omega-3s can improve chronic skin conditions like rosacea and atopic dermatitis, but more research is necessary to confirm that link.
Furthermore, many types of fish (like, once again, salmon and cod) are rich in vitamin D - as dermatologists increasingly emphasize sun avoidance, we also need to emphasize the importance of finding other sources of this vitamin, which is produced during sun exposure.
Don't eat fish? Many eggs are now fortified with omega-3 fatty acids, and plant sources include flax seed and flax seed oil, walnuts, pecans, and hazelnuts. And a daily vitamin D supplement is a good idea for vegans and meat-eaters alike.
2. Green Tea: It's inexpensive, easy to add to your routine, and one of the best-researched and most powerful antioxidants around. That's why green tea is my go-to antioxidant: I drink at least three cups a day to fight aging and inflammation. Some studies even suggest that the antioxidants in green tea reduce one's risk of skin cancer. So put down that soda and start drinking your way to healthier skin!
3. Broccoli: Rich in vitamins A, C, and K (among many other nutrients), this veggie does more than its fair share of nutritional work. Vitamin A decreases oil production, vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant, and vitamin K can help prevent bruises. So whatever ails you, this green wonderfood might be just what the doctor ordered.
4. Safflower or Sunflower Oil: Omega-3s get a lot more talk, but omega-6 fatty acids - like the linoleic acid in these two oils - are also important for healthy skin. Like omega-3s, they help prevent dry skin and inflammation; they're also essential for the formation of prostaglandins, hormones that keep all the cells of the body functioning well.
While many diets are actually quite high in omega-6s - sometimes even too high - the key is to get the good ones and not unhealthy versions, like hydrogenated oils. So try sautéing your salmon or broccoli in a little safflower or sunflower oil and double those skin-soothing benefits!
5. Almonds: When it comes to boosting skin's defenses against aging, inflammation, and even skin cancer, antioxidants are so important that I'm going to add another to my list: A handful of almonds every day boosts your levels of vitamin E, one of the most important antioxidants for skin health. Studies also suggest that consuming vitamin E orally can increase the levels of this moisturizing vitamin on your skin's surface - great news for anyone prone to dry skin.
Wishing you great skin (and bon appetit)!
By-Leslie Baumann, M.D.
Monday, 21 January 2008
Wish u happy new year
All people will say Wish you happy new year.. Just by saying few words to all people you can not change the life of people or in other words I can say your contribution in one`s life is very less.
Sab Prahu ki krupa hai jinke sahare hum log jivit hai.
Sab Prahu ki krupa hai jinke sahare hum log jivit hai.
Monday, 3 December 2007
Joke
Have a great day ahead.
A software engineer was smoking.
A lady standing nearby said to him "can't you see the Warning!
'Smoking is injurious to health'.
He replied "We are bothered only about Errors, not Warnings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
A software engineer was smoking.
A lady standing nearby said to him "can't you see the Warning!
'Smoking is injurious to health'.
He replied "We are bothered only about Errors, not Warnings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Cell phones
These days cell phones are the part and participle of our life.Right from booking the international flights to booking a cooking gas,all we use the one nd only one device and that is Cellphone.I remember those days when people before leave to their houses they will check some 4~5 necessary items like Pocket,Handkarchief,Key,Bag. But now a days Cellphone,MP3 Player,iPOD taken the places of those things.Cell phones would be interesting if they had both face and voice recognition in it. It would provide smarter and more secure phones. The keypad should be totally done away with and all instructions should be given verbally by users. If they also can incorporate artificial intelligence and manage to make it have intelligent conversations with humans, it would be rather delightful – a friend on-the-go always! I wonder if cell phones, using the Bluetooth technology or some new technology, could be configured to act as a central remote to make my washing machines, TV, my door lock, car lock, etc function. It could also, may be, check whether I have switched off the cooking gas. (I often forget to do so! Makes a lazy person like me rather happy just thinking about it! =)) Coming to think of it, a cell phone that doesn’t require to be charged – fantastic! We should use the cellphone but to a certain extent. Even on TV,news we heard about the effects of using a cellphone for long time but still we can not live without this handheld device.
Are independent homes better to live in than apartments or flats?
Flat or independent homes are deciding the family size and family value and much more.Space scracity in the crowded city does not allow for a middle class family to stay under one roof and even if permits,we have to pay hell lot of money for a small piece of land.Do independent homes offer a resident a greater extent of privacy and personal space than an apartment which scores high on security? Does the element of living space get compromised in an apartment?Always joint living is good. It has been our tradition to have a joint family but falling values has made us live independently. Even under such circumstances god has blessed us to live together
Maintenence in an excellent manner is basic to good living. An apartment is smaller and easier to maintain. It is safe and secure especially when you have to go out locking the Home. Flats offer a sense of community in case of emergency, and safety when away, also as you get older, maintenance is much easier. Definitely Flats are far better in today's scenario and particularly if you are in a metro city. It eliminates the risk of extra and unwanted expenditures
Maintenence in an excellent manner is basic to good living. An apartment is smaller and easier to maintain. It is safe and secure especially when you have to go out locking the Home. Flats offer a sense of community in case of emergency, and safety when away, also as you get older, maintenance is much easier. Definitely Flats are far better in today's scenario and particularly if you are in a metro city. It eliminates the risk of extra and unwanted expenditures
Wednesday, 21 November 2007
First rain drop
We did not hear the voice of rain. In day today life everyone is so busy that he does not have time to take the food slowly or to hear the voice of a rain.But I heard and feels about that first rain in Bangalore.Spring set in silently in Bangalore. The garden city wore a look of lush greenery all around. The flowers bloomed spreading fragrance in the air. New leaves sprouted giving a new skin-top to the branches. There was vibrant color everywhere. But, the mud, trees, shrubs, flowers, birds missed something. In fact, Mother Nature looked incomplete.
Then, the sky was overcast with thick black clouds. Somewhere, far away, a slash of lightning flashed the sky. Thunder struck loud and clear heralding the arrival of the first summer shower. Yes! The much awaited first drop was here! That first shower. Indeed, Mother Nature wanted that first wash….to cleanse her….to make her pure and new.
Then, the sky was overcast with thick black clouds. Somewhere, far away, a slash of lightning flashed the sky. Thunder struck loud and clear heralding the arrival of the first summer shower. Yes! The much awaited first drop was here! That first shower. Indeed, Mother Nature wanted that first wash….to cleanse her….to make her pure and new.
Tuesday, 20 November 2007
Monday, 5 November 2007
Thursday, 1 November 2007
Minutes of the Meeting
I was very impressed by the idea of Minutes of the meeting.Minute details are very important in one`s life.We will not think of that matter but when one needs of that particular moment then we feel need of that.Its bettter to have a note of minute things which will help us in future. In routine life small small things play a vital role but we are doing those things subcontiously. So we do not feel the importance of the minute details.
Learning at management schools usually focuses on the larger perspective, that is, understanding macro-level implications. A lot of importance is also given to strategy and management principles. But what Bisiness schools miss out on is that all this planning and strategising will come to nothing unless back-end details are taken care of. After all, a number of small things add up to make the whole. When a client visits a consultant’s premises, everything around the office makes an impression on the client’s mind — the amount of time the receptionist takes to answer a call, a healthy/dying plant on the premises, the cleanliness of the washrooms and so on. Details are also important while understanding a situation/problem or entering into a new venture. When solving a problem for a client, it is important to understand the seemingly trivial aspects of the situation, too. Similarly, while taking on a new venture, it is imperative to get an in-depth view of the requirements for the execution. Attention to detail is paramount in Japan. The Japanese are meticulous and follow protocol in all business interactions. Detailed attention to even how a group of four sits in a car always in the order of seniority — is something that we in India would never think about.
Learning at management schools usually focuses on the larger perspective, that is, understanding macro-level implications. A lot of importance is also given to strategy and management principles. But what Bisiness schools miss out on is that all this planning and strategising will come to nothing unless back-end details are taken care of. After all, a number of small things add up to make the whole. When a client visits a consultant’s premises, everything around the office makes an impression on the client’s mind — the amount of time the receptionist takes to answer a call, a healthy/dying plant on the premises, the cleanliness of the washrooms and so on. Details are also important while understanding a situation/problem or entering into a new venture. When solving a problem for a client, it is important to understand the seemingly trivial aspects of the situation, too. Similarly, while taking on a new venture, it is imperative to get an in-depth view of the requirements for the execution. Attention to detail is paramount in Japan. The Japanese are meticulous and follow protocol in all business interactions. Detailed attention to even how a group of four sits in a car always in the order of seniority — is something that we in India would never think about.
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