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07-08 06:54 PM

In approving another h-4 visa; they askd h-1b person why they didn't get paid for three month when they entered USA.Company president along with h-1b beneficiary said that he had to climitize himself and then it took a while to get the social security number.Once he got it then he got paid.Visa officer laughed at the explanation and gave the h-4 visa.Six months later; company gets a DOL audit request for possible h-1b violations.DOL officer said that consulate sent them notification that there was h-1b violations.

Must an H-1B alien be working at all times?(http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=a62bec897643f010VgnVCM1000000ecd190aRCR D&vgnextchannel=1847c9ee2f82b010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1 RCRD)

As long as the employer/employee relationship exists, an H-1B alien is still in status.An H-1B alien may work in full or part-time employment and remain in status.An H-1B alien may also be on vacation, sick/maternity/paternity leave, on strike, or otherwise inactive without affecting his or her status.

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ArkBird

01-10 03:36 AM

man, what r u talking about?!!!
Britain didn't give any land to Egypt or Jordan..After half a century of enabling jewish migration to palestine (not out of its kind heart, but an anti-semetic european plan to rid europe of them), Britain suddenly pulled out of the region in 1947 and Israeli gangs started going village to village ma*sacring palestinians and throwing them off their lands.egypt managed to protect the palestinians who fled to gaza, about 1.5 million refugees now crammed in that very tiny city, jordan protected the ones who fled to the west bank, but again Israel attacked and occupied both of these since 1967 Imagine being kicked off your prosperous home and put in a refugee camp nearby while others enjoy your home, then them complaining that you should be pleased they allow you to live in the refugee camp and you should let them live in peace..
at least get some basics about gaza here if you want to discuss it http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/08/opinion/08khalidi.html

And your source is RASHID KHALIDI!

I rest my case.Anyone knowing anything about Middle East conflict knows how biased and pro-Palestinian this guy is.

Partition of Palestine was done as per United Nations General Assembly Resolution 181

Stop smoking pot!

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Shashidhar Mishra was always a curious man.Neighbours in the scruffy industrial town of Baroni, in the northern Indian state of Bihar, called him "kabri lal" or "the news man" because he was always so well informed.

Late every evening, the 35-year-old street hawker would sit down with his files and scribble notes.In February, the father of four was killed outside his home after a day's work selling pens, sweets and snacks in Baroni's bazaar.

The killing was swift and professional.The street lights went out, two men on motorbikes drew up and there were muffled shots.Mishra, an enthusiastic RTI activist, as those who systematically use India's right to information law to uncover wrongdoing and official incompetence are known, became the latest in the country's growing list of RTI martyrs.

The RTI law, introduced by the Congress party-led government in 2005, was a radical piece of legislation giving private citizens the right to demand written answers from India's always opaque and often corrupt bureaucracy and state institutions such as the police and army.

"It was a total paradigm shift from a regime of secrecy to one of transparency," the law minister, Veerappa Moily, said in an interview in Delhi."It has changed the entire culture of governance."

In many ways, the law has been an astonishing success, prompting requests from tens of thousands of often poor, sometimes almost illiterate, always highly motivated citizens.In Bihar, more than 100,000 demands were made last year, 20 times as many as five years ago, said AK Choudry, the chief information commissioner for the state.In India as a wh*le at least a million RTI requests have now been filed.

"This act is for the common man of India.Without paying a bribe a poor man can get answers.We have the right to know what is happening in this country," said Afroz Alam Sahil, a student from Bihar who has registered hundreds of requests.

Yet, with the rule of law weak in much of the country, exercising new rights can mean danger.At least 10 activists have been killed so far this year.All found themselves up against powerful individuals, often in league with local authorities.One uncovered a series of corrupt land deals and thefts of social benefits by officials and was subsequently hacked to death near his home near the city of Pune, Maharashtra state.

A 55-year-old stallholder was killed after investigating electricity supplies and gambling dens in his home town of Surat in the western state of Gujarat.Two activists investigating fraud in government labour schemes for the poor were killed in the lawless eastern state of Jharkand, while others - including a 47-year-old sugar cane farmer in the central state of Maharashtra and an activist near the southern city of Bengaluru - were killed after investigating land acquisitions by big businessmen.

In July, Amit Jethava, a pharmacist in Gujarat who had hounded officials about mining endangering Asian lions, spotted deer and wild boar near his village was shot dead.There has since been a lull in the killings, but beatings, intimidations and threats continue.

Amitabh Thakur, who heads an RTI network in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, and is writing a book on the RTI martyrs said that "cases of murder, persecution, prosecution and hara*sment" are legion."When you are digging for information there are people who try to hide it from you," he said."They will do what it takes to keep it hidden."

The true number of activists killed could be much higher.Frequently, campaigners say, the authorities deny a link between the RTI requests and violence, dismissing incidents as everyday crime.

Choudry said that no killing linked to RTI had taken place in Bihar and that Mishra's death in February was "not linked to any RTI application".Local police denied Mishra was an activist and said they no longer had possession of the investigation file opened on his death.It contained, his family said, most of the answers he had received to his various RTI requests.

The dead man had hidden a box of papers at home that suggest the hawker's activism was indeed the reason for his murder.The documents, seen by the Guardian, included receipts for hundreds of different applications for information about local officials, businessmen and even the police themselves.

Mishra, described by his sister as a "sharp and smart guy", had started demanding information two years before his death.His first target was a local government-run dairy, a big employer, where he suspected animals were being mistreated.His next campaign focused on unlicensed stalls run on public land outside the local railway station.These were eventually demolished.

Encouraged by his success, Mishra asked for records of land purchases and sales by members of the local council over the last 20 years.In June last year, he began investigating the local market, largely built by local businessmen on government land.A month later, he asked why there was no electricity in the local health clinic.By the end of the year, he had established that many of the contracts awarded to resurface a road through the town were suspect.He spoke darkly to his family of death threats.

In December and January, Mishra filed a flurry of further information requests, asking for details of the postings of certain policemen and the whereabouts of vehicles the police had recently impounded.

On 9 February , he requested a list of those contracted to carry out construction of a road in the market.He also demanded the local council's 2009 accounts.The answer п