following message copied from ciba\'s website--rsrgc
wonderfull and excellent work done by ciba
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Goodbye, CSC folks
January 28, 2002
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CSC folks, I am sad to inform you that I am leaving the immigration community (and this website) for an indefinite period. I have been struggling and thinking about this for quite some time now. I arrive this decision for a variety of personal reasons.
Firstly, I changed job and moved out of the Bay Area last November. While engrossing with moving and adjusting to the new job in a brand new environment, I was hoping (although foolishly) that the website could continue and that I could stay in touch with you folks (which I did until now). Unfortunately (or, in a different perspective, fortunately), the new job has kept me extremely busy (I work more than 10 hours everyday). It\'s nearly impossible to find any extra free time for the webpage. I think I should concentrate on the new career as my first priority before doing volunteer work such as helping immigration community.
I have told a few folks that I am a scientist, not a computer engineer. You guys probably cannot imagine how much time it takes for a non-techie like me to release a seemingly easy I-485 update. All the data gathering and maintaining various tracking lists have increasingly become a heavy burden over the years. It is time to pass on the work to someone who is more knowledgeable and more dedicate than I am.
I have been maintaining CSC tracking lists for nearly two years since February 2000 when my I-485 was filed. It has been a great learning experience, and I enjoy the work very much. It has always given me pleasure whenever someone gets his/her I-485 approved and thanks me for the little help I provide. I wish you guys all get your approvals soon with or without the tracking lists.
This website will stay "open" for a few more months. I will return to help out the community when my workload stabilizes. Until then, please cooperate with PCee or other CSC folks who are currently doing an excellent job maintaining the tracking lists.
Good bye, everyone. I\'ll be back !
P.S. Afrikanner, congratulations on getting your green cards. I am so glad to hear your whole GC process is officially over. You are the only "old" folk that I know of who is still hanging around and keeping me in touch. Time really flies, doesn\'t it? Send me an e-mail if you ever come up North for a visit.
wonderfull and excellent work done by ciba
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Goodbye, CSC folks
January 28, 2002
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CSC folks, I am sad to inform you that I am leaving the immigration community (and this website) for an indefinite period. I have been struggling and thinking about this for quite some time now. I arrive this decision for a variety of personal reasons.
Firstly, I changed job and moved out of the Bay Area last November. While engrossing with moving and adjusting to the new job in a brand new environment, I was hoping (although foolishly) that the website could continue and that I could stay in touch with you folks (which I did until now). Unfortunately (or, in a different perspective, fortunately), the new job has kept me extremely busy (I work more than 10 hours everyday). It\'s nearly impossible to find any extra free time for the webpage. I think I should concentrate on the new career as my first priority before doing volunteer work such as helping immigration community.
I have told a few folks that I am a scientist, not a computer engineer. You guys probably cannot imagine how much time it takes for a non-techie like me to release a seemingly easy I-485 update. All the data gathering and maintaining various tracking lists have increasingly become a heavy burden over the years. It is time to pass on the work to someone who is more knowledgeable and more dedicate than I am.
I have been maintaining CSC tracking lists for nearly two years since February 2000 when my I-485 was filed. It has been a great learning experience, and I enjoy the work very much. It has always given me pleasure whenever someone gets his/her I-485 approved and thanks me for the little help I provide. I wish you guys all get your approvals soon with or without the tracking lists.
This website will stay "open" for a few more months. I will return to help out the community when my workload stabilizes. Until then, please cooperate with PCee or other CSC folks who are currently doing an excellent job maintaining the tracking lists.
Good bye, everyone. I\'ll be back !
P.S. Afrikanner, congratulations on getting your green cards. I am so glad to hear your whole GC process is officially over. You are the only "old" folk that I know of who is still hanging around and keeping me in touch. Time really flies, doesn\'t it? Send me an e-mail if you ever come up North for a visit.