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[Women in Tech] Opportunities come to those who ask for them, says Katya Ivanova of Acronis
Katya Ivanova, VP – Worldwide Inside Sales, Acronis, says there are fewer women in tech due to wrongful perception. It is perceived that tech is for men and not for women, and this perception starts building up early on.
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Katya Ivanova,
VP – Worldwide Inside Sales, Acronis, was born in Ukraine. From a young age, she was good at both languages and mathematics, which made her university degree choice hard, and she had quite a wide variety of specialities to choose from.
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decided to pursue a master’s degree in French and English languages from Kiev, which she says gave her an academic background and taught her to look at things more broadly.
shepard: continuing coverage now of news breaking in this hour and a man has fallen into mount saint helens or that s how it s been described to me. on the phone is dave cox the undersheriff there in southwest washington state. sir, it s good of you to be here. thank you. could you explain to us exactly what happened here? well, this gentleman was standing on a corn miss on the rim of the a cornis is at the rim of the crater, the snow is impact in and it s an overhang of snow. he was standing on it 5 feet from the edge. the snow gave way and he fell down into the crater. shepard: how far did he fall and do we have any idea what kind of shape he is in in. we don t have exact footage but at least 500-foot in right now. we don t know what his exact medical conditions are. one of the helicopter pilots said he was moving his head around. one of the climbers up on ton
Mountains, that s the equivalent of a cornis. all this is built up on the edge of the building and that is at least, what, maybe 6 to 8 feet deep and poking out another perhaps three or four deep. when that thing comes down, alex, that s going to cause a huge thud as it falls on hopefully on the ground, but it might clip the very top of this restaurant, i think it s called johnny s half shell here on north capitol. it s going to have a humongous thud and we have our eyes on it. as the sun comes up it s going to warm things up and that sucker will start falling as we head throughout the next 12 or so hours in d.c. yikes. i hope it at least gets to melt a little first before it comes crashing down. you ll keep an eye on it. thanks paul goodloe. for the latest forecast in your area, logon to weather.com. msnbc is the place for politics. sarah palin wrapped up the tea party convention with a keynote address that included a warning for democrats.