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I'm a 27-years old 6-th year medical student living, working and, guess what- studying at the Medical Faculty of Leyden University, the Netherlands.

I'm a native Russian but for the last 7 years I've been living abroad. So now I speak Russian, English and Dutch every one of them with an accent. 

Since '97 I live together with my lovely girl friend, her name is Joelle, she's graduated from the Faculty of Law, Leyden University.

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      I've been a student for a couple of years now, to be exactly- 3 years in Russia and in the Netherlands I had to start all over again, all together 9 years. On the 7-th of June 1999 I'll graduate.
    Can I say I'm really ready now? I don't know, and may be it's natural.
We've been studying from books for the first 4 years, going to classes and not being  really  happy  about the  stuff we were studying  (at least I wasn't). Then we had two practical years of working in the hospital and trying to learn very hard how to do things from doctors who did not have enough time (but still tried hard to assist).
    From where I stand it would be really wise to change a couple of things.
- what do you think is really difficult about being a doctor?
- what do you do about "annoying patient"?
- are we "understanding" enough to our patients?
- are we ever ready?
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my girl friend (wanna see a picture? It's not here yet!)

jokes, any of them, whenever, wherever. Smile, you'll live better

computers (wanna know about the one I've got?- here)

drinking beer and talking about life (Grolsch is my favorite, among others)

I'm not crazy, but I like to work hard

and then again, sometimes I read, do sports, watch TV…

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Any kind of discrimination

Being annoyed

That's about it, folks

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I was born on the 16-th of March 1971 in Leningrad, USSR

'85-'90 some serious rowing with the National competition at the end

'88 I've graduated from 77-th High School with chemistry as a subject of special interest

'88-'90 studied medicine at LPMI (Leningrad Pediatric Medical Institute)

'97 "basis arts" diploma for the theoretical part of medical education at the Medical Faculty of Leyden University

'93-'97 worked part-time for an  health-care bureau for elderly people

I'll be looking for a job in a year, if you are interested- you can     me, I will be glad to send you my references.

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Russia- St. Petersburg is the most beautiful city in the world

The Netherlands- Amsterdam (you'll know why), Leyden- it's cozy

Greece- Napflio, you do want to go there, you will never forget it

Portugal- Porto, they've got the best port there is

You want to know more?  me and I'll tell you the rest.

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     I think we all ought to be happy there are people who do politics. And we should pay them well. After all that's not such a nice job. If we don't pay them well enough someone else will and then we loose much more. And when we pay enough we have no reason to feel sorry for a politician who went bad and been faired.

Exactly the same goes for police.

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My computer: 100Mz Pentium, 32 Mb SRAM, 4 Mb Diamond Stealth, so I know it's not much but if you set it right it works fast. Trust me.

My other favorite beers: Palm, Hoegaarden
 
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