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Kim Berry
Citrus Heights, CA USA
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Real Name:  Kim Berry
Title:  Programmer Analyst
Company:  Prestwood IT
Website:  http://www.kimberry.com/
Joined: Oct 2002 (11 years ago)
Visits: 320
Member Points518
Primary Role:  Coder
Primary Group:  C#
Secondary Groups:  VB.Net  Coder 
Location:  Citrus Heights, CA USA

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RE: What is more important- Quality Work or Natina
Hi Vaibhav, I never said anything degratory about Indian IT industry or workers. I did not say that Indians cannot deliver a quality product. But you cite a stereotype that "Indians are better than Americans": a) Indians can adjust to any culture or to any lifestyle. b) Americans always ask for a big salary without having that much caliber and flexibility. Keep in mind that it has been American companies, predominately staffed by American IT workers, that have made all of the software breakthroughs in the past 50 years. Can you please cite a figure for "big salary"? What salary do you believe low skilled programmers are demanding? Then we can discuss the salary aspect further. Regarding your claim "quality, flexibility, talent, at a low rate...is the only reason we people always get jobs anywhere in the world." That is not true. Companies run by Indian management in the U.S. hire almost exclusively Indians - Indian managers often overlook the top resumes of Americans because th...
Posted to MB Topic: Offshoring Discussion « AmericanIT Board
45 months ago
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RE: CodeGear has a new home!
I don't think being a commercial app necessarily rules out .NET over Win32 platform. It's reasonable now to require XP or better. Most will already have .NET installed, and if not, then the installer could install it. the .NET app would have a smaller footprint. Unlike Java apps, the UI speed of .NET app is indistinguishable from a Win32 app. It would probably take less hours to develop, and since the goal of a commercial app is to make a profit, that needs to be considered too.Win32 apps must be installed and uninstalled. .NET click-once remove this burden, allowing just the server image to be updated, and all the clients get a fresh "install" the next time they run.
Posted to MB Topic: Delphi News / Other « Delphi Board
5 years ago
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Re: Drop down list box question using JavaScript.
To document the unique issue, the javascript needed to refer to the frame to open, "mainFrame" based on the frames defined in index.html, , , , ,
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Posted to MB Topic: JavaScript « JavaScript Board
9 years ago
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Drop down list box question using JavaScript.
Here's the little problem I have facing me..., , I have a webpage that will have frames in it... There will be a top and left frame with a main area for placing html files. However the top and left frames will be static while the main area will change., , If I place a drop down list box on the left frame and it looks something like this:, ,
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How do I get each event to relate to a specific html file and show that html file that has been selected by the user to show up in the main page area? I've been told I should do this using javascript however I haven't been able to find exactly what I'm looking for. I did find an example of it [URL=http://www.deltatiming.com/events/2003/allohio/]here[/URL] but I've tried looking at the source code...
Posted to MB Topic: JavaScript « JavaScript Board
9 years ago

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To document the unique issue, the javascript needed to refer to the frame to open, "mainFrame" based on the frames defined in index.html, , , , ,
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1. Programmers Guild now on Facebook

The Programmers Guild has launched a Facebook page to keep members and fans current with news stories and legislation that impacts our careers. Become a "Fan" today!

41 months ago, and updated 40 months ago
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2. Will Sep 29 'Black Monday' stem the call for more H-1b programmers? On Sep 29 stocks overall dropped by 10%. Some, like Apple, dropped by close to 20%. ComputerWorld asked how the current financial crisis might sway Congress on the H-1b issue.
55 months ago

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3. (H-1b) Alternative to Bill Gates' Suggested Increase Programmers Guild Proposes Alternative to the H-1b Lottery
Posted to KB Topic: American I.T. workforce
5 years ago, and updated 5 years ago

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4. Immigration attorneys explain how to displace American workers - legally of course This video explains why at least 100,000 Sunday classified ads each year are bogus, and applicants don't have a chance of getting hired.
6 years ago, and updated 6 years ago

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5. DOL was spending $27 million running web job board DOL's America's Job Bank website is shutting down on June 20th, citing operating costs as high as $27 milllion per year!
Posted to KB Topic: Computer Industry
6 years ago
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1. Kim Berry's Letter to the Editor Kim Berry was published today in the Letters to the Editor section of the Sacramento Bee.
Posted to KB Topic: Off Shoring
7 years ago, and updated 6 years ago

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2. BusinessWeek: A Mainframe-Size Visa Loophole More companies are using L-1 visas to bring in low-wage foreign info-tech workers -- and replace Americans
Posted to KB Topic: Off Shoring
10 years ago, and updated 7 years ago

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3. DOL fails to protect U.S. workers The DOL does not require employers to first attempt to fill positions with U.S. workers prior to hiring nonimmigrants.
10 years ago, and updated 7 years ago

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4. H-1B visa displaces 500,000 U.S. tech workers The H-1b and L-1 worker visa programs are flooding the U.S. job market and displacing hundreds of thousands of U.S. workers.
10 years ago, and updated 7 years ago

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