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As Vid Mohan - Ram tells it, you don't have to go to law school to work in patent law!
As Vid Mohan - Ram writes, you may ruin your chances of obtaining a patent if you spill the beans too early.
In «Athena in Mentor's Clothing» part one and part two, Vid Mohan - Ram looks at what makes an investigator a good mentor, and offers some tips.
Turning to facts and figures, Next Wave's Vid Mohan - Ram summarizes the current situation of Chinese Ph.D.'s and postdocs in the Western world, telling you all you want to know about the scientific and economic culture in China.
A new river on Saturn's moon Titan named Vid Flumina (right) resembles a shorter version of Earth's own Nile.
The team had found several other rivers already, but the Nile clone, named Vid Flumina, stood out because of its similarity to the Egyptian namesake in terms of size, shape and role within the landscape (that is, it serves as a channel for moving liquid).
The Cassini observations reveal that the channels — in particular, a network of them named Vid Flumina — are narrow canyons, generally less than half a mile (a bit less than a kilometer) wide, with slopes steeper than 40 degrees.
He also spoke about the meeting held the evening before by the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation re: the air rights bill signed by Governor Cuomo last night, of which VID was one of the co-sponsors, along with the VRDC and 22 other organizations.
You can read the full VID General Meeting Minutes January 10 2013.
The VID General Meeting Minutes also provide a thorough run down on the elections of that meeting as well as the reports of the newly formed 2013 Elections Committee, the Fund - Raising Committee and the Technology Committee.
And, Congratulations to our President Erik Coler for climbing Mount Kilimanjaro (19,341 ft), the tallest mountain in Africa, and he brought the VID flag with him flown on the mountain as a present to the club (Donated to the VID Clubhouse).
VID on the move in another active week for Democrats.
VID members among the thousands.
VID on the Move with Voter Outreach, Environmental Action, Restoring Rent - Stabilized Tenants and our Club's Flag atop Kilimangaro
And don't forget to check into VID's new FaceBook page... or join our FaceBook Group page.
VID will be holding its 2012 Candidate Endorsement Forum and Vote on Thursday, March 15, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. Location is Greenwich House, 27 Barrow Street (just east of 7th Avenue), 5th Floor (called the «Yellow Room»).
VID President Nadine Hoffmann and CRDCNYC President Michael Schreiber welcomed panelists NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer, Small Business advocate Attorney Steve Barrison and Queens Center for Progress Executive Director, Charles Houston, each with different reference points regarding the $ 15 minimum wage.
Village Independent Democrats (VID) is proud to announce that Rep Carolyn Maloney (14th District, NY, representing part of Manhattan and Queens) will be speaking and taking questions at our upcoming April 12 General Membership Meeting.
The Forum was held in conjunction with Downtown Independent Democrats and was co-chaired by DID President Jeanne Wilcke and VID President Jonathan Geballe.
Candidates will speak between 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. VID's endorsement discussion and vote will take place the same night and location at 9:00 p.m.
Whereas, the scheduled and advertised endorsement meeting of the Village Independent Democrats (VID) regarding the chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) was canceled because of a blizzard, and
After the forum, VID endorsed the following — please note the three primary election dates for these candidates:
To explain how local residents can participate in New York City's innovative waste collection programs, Village Independent Democrats (VID) will host Tal Zaken, Senior Coordinator, Organics Outreach in the Bureau of Recycling and Sustainability of the Department of Sanitation, at its general meeting on Thursday, March 8.
Join VID members and Congressman Nadler for bagels, coffee and conversation before we hit Abingdon Square and other areas to collect signatures to get our progressive Representative on the ballot!
The VID endorsements for City - Wide candidates followed a highly successful and well - publicized Candidates Night at the LGBT Center on May 2nd [read The Villager's coverage] and the general meeting's focus on Club committee work and community issues.
Therefore, the VID Executive Committee strongly supports Keith Ellison for the next DNC chair.
VID members and friends are welcome.
$ 15 Wage Forum — VID / Chelsea Reform Democratic Club Forum, on October 15, at Fulton Houses Community Center Auditorium 413 Ninth Avenue between 17th and 18th Streets, Thursday, October 15, 2015
CANDIDATES NIGHT — Sponsored by VID, VRDC, DID and Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club, Thursday, April 7, 2016
January 8, 2015 Photo Gallery VID members review information and discuss the Pier 55 proposal.
December 7, 2014 Photo Gallery VID celebrated the holidays with many friends at the home of Frieda Bradlow.
VID participated in several demonstrations opposing Fracking and the Spectra Pipeline.
December 11, 2014 Photo Gallery VID elects 2015 President and Vice Presidents and holds a forum on Net Neutrality with Tim Wu.
Pictured: Ban Fracking Banner; Green NYC - Nadine Hoffman, Georgina Christ, Sen. Brad Hoylman, Sylvia; Stop Spectra — Linda Jacobson and Villagers; Save the Environment — Celia Wu, District Leader Jonathan Geballe; Petitioning — Mary Petretti, Jonathan Geballe; Julie Menin and Celia Wu; Jessica Lappin, Anne Heney; No Fracking Way — Anne Haney, Georgina Christ, Corey Johnson; Frack Is Wack — Ron Illardo; Register and Vote; VID - Yvonne Sherwell, Jonathan Geballe, Katherine Slawinski, Tony Hoffmann; Yetta Kurland, Ron Illardo, Celia Wu; More Green NYC — Nadine Hoffmann, Georgina Christ, Sen Hoylman, Sylvia, Tony Hoffmann; Lots - O - Signs — Ron Illardo, Villagers, Jonathan Geballe, Linda Jacobson, Anne Heney.
The meeting will open with reports from VID President, Erik Coler, Elected Officials and District Leader Keen Berger
The program was organized by VID Housing Chair, Marlene Nadle.
The Village Independent Democrats (VID) clubhouse is located at 26 Perry St., New York, NY 10014.
VID - MINUTES - July -10-2014
Pre and Post coverage of VID and its pending decision whether to endorse any candidate has been pretty impressive.
Assemblymember Deborah Glick, with VID President Jonathan Geballe and Executive Committee Member Ellen Peterson - Lewis
VID is supporting incumbents Jerrold Nadler and Carolyn Maloney.
VID members and hundreds of New Yorkers have been involved in a number of different Anti-Fracking and Anti-Spectra pipeline events over the last four weeks.
The ballot count showed a resounding endorsement by VID for Brad Hoylman to fill the retiring Tom Duane's Senate seat.
Seen at the rally were Jonathan Geballe and Ellen Peterson - Lewis, pictured with rally organizer Assemblymember Deborah Glick, on the steps of Judson Church, along with: Nat Johnson and Anne Heaney, Sharon Woolums, Mary Petretti, Katharine Wolpe, Laura Morrison, Jo Hamilton and our District Leader / CB2 Chair Brad Hoylman who energized the rally - goers with an electrifying speech and threw in a shout out to VID (thanks, Brad).
On Thursday, May 10th VID hosts a panel for Bikers, Walkers and Drivers at St. John's Lutheran Church, 81 Christopher St. from 8:15 - 9:30 p.m..
VID members were qualified to vote at this endorsement meeting if they became a member of VID on or before Friday, January 11, 2013.
Following the District Leader reports from Keen Berger and Jonathan Geballe, candidates were each given six minutes to speak followed by questions from attendees and then endorsement statements from VID members.
VID's Bike Forum on May 10th, enjoyed excellent press coverage and an editorial featured in The Villager in their May 17 edition.
On Saturday, February 11, VID put together a solid group of supporters for the Rally Opposing the NYU2031 Plan, NYU's aggressive, tower - heavy 20 - year construction proposal to jam our low - rise community with structures of inappropriate size, height and bulk (including a huge hotel), which will mean the takeover of public space and the influx of a concentration of more thousands of students, staff and faculty.