Billions for education!

"Eric Schmidt - Google’s executive chairman - $11.1B

Schmidt completed a BS in electrical engineering at Princeton University, followed by an M.S. and PhD (1982, computer engineering), both at UC Berkeley. He has also spent time as a trustee for his alma mater Princeton as well as Carnegie Mellon University.

John C Martin - CEO of Gilead Scriences, a drug and biotech firm - $1.1B

Martin graduated with a BS from Purdue University, an MBA in marketing from Golden Gate University, and a PhD in organic chemistry (1977) from University of Chicago (U of C).

Leonard Schleifer - co-founder and CEO of Regeneron Pharmaceuticals $1.6B

Schleifer completed a BS at Cornell University, and an MD-PhD at University of Virginia (UVA)

Todd Wagner co-founded Broadcast com - $1.7B

Wagner earned a bachelor’s at Indiana University and JD (Juris Doctor/ Doctor of Jurisprudence) at University of Virginia (UVA).

S. Robson Walton (Rob Walton) is part of the Walton clan — inheritors of Sam Walton’s Wal-Mart legacy - $34B

Walton completed a BS in business administration at the University of Arkansas and a JD at Columbia University School of Law (1969).

Miuccia Prada (Maria Bianchi) - $3.2B

She took over the designer women’s fashion wear label Prada in 1978 – which was founded by her maternal grandfather, Mario Prada, circa 1913. She has graduating with a PhD in pedagogical/ political sciences from the University of Milan in 1975."

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Beginners learn to code too!

"CodeForces: Codeforces.

It’s the best because:

• It creates many contests every week (up to 2 per week, sometimes 3 also).
• It has a very good helpful community.
• Most of the problems and the contests have very good tutorials which will teach you new things.
• It has always something to add, somethings new every year or half.
• It has a very good interface easy to use.
• It sponsors many contests which have prizes like money t-shirts or Xboxs.
• It supports many programing languages and different compilers more than any other website.

• It has a good search by topics:

• It has the ability to disappear the problems tags, which is a very good step to do while solving offline problems, check this.

• It has the option to sort problems by the most solved, which is a very good training method.

• It has a blogging section, section in which you can add a blog to ask for help in competitive programming or to suggest any idea, also you will find a lot of interesting things which people share.

• After participating in good amount of contests, you will be able to set a contest yourself, and take amount of money for doing that:
  For contest writers: proposal tracking system - Codeforces
• ACM-ICPC itself consider it as an identification of ICPC competitors this year
  in this video ( the ICPC closing and awarding): [CF: codeforces, TC: topcoder].

• The website creator himself is a very good friendly person who don’t mind receiving messages asking/discussing things."

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Countries favorite foods!

"It’s the most developed and diverse form of food throughout the Balcans, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Caucasia, Eurasia, Central Asia, Northern Africa and Mediterranean, thanks to unique multicultural Ottoman culture and legacy. Most cuisines throughout these regions still have Turkish loan words to describe some of their best recipes.

Thousands of recipes, hundreds of kebabs, meatballs, rolls, böreks, pides, desserts, chicken, fish and vegetable recipes, herbs, soups, rice, hundreds of breakfast delicacies. So let’s start:

You need to have your breakfast. I will include only three breakfast delicacies among hundreds of others.

If you are in the Black Sea region:

Mıhlama, a perfect local cheese melted in butter and corn flour.

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If you are in Gaziantep, one of the most famous gastronomic cities in Turkey:

Katmer, unique local filo sheets filled with crushed pistachio, butter, milk cream and sugar. You can never forget that taste!

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If you are in Istanbul, or elsewhere in Turkey,

Menemen, eggs with tomato, green peppers and melted cheddar cheese. It makes a great breakfast always!

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Now is the time for some delicious meals:

Mantı, such a tasty thing. When you pour yogurt with garlic, and butter fried tomato sauce, it is invincible!

Sarma, wrapped vine, cabbage, kale or chard leaves filled with seasoned rice mixture, and olive oil. Perfect treat from mom!

Patlıcan Kebabı, or eggplants kebap. It’s baken and very juicy, an interesting but delicious form of kebap.

Çiğ köfte, one of the most popular Turkish fast food. Uncooked bulgur kneaded with minced meat, tomato paste, spices and pommegranate syrup.

Have you ever tried Zahter salatası, a fresh mountain thyme salad? It’s not a salad, but almost a privilege!

And now let’s see a few desserts:

I visited many Künefe restaurants in the middle east, but to be objective, they are not even closer to the one in Turkey in taste. It’s nirvana in Turkey.

Güllaç, an Ottoman dessert, simple but great, its rosewater taste is so yummy.

I am a foodie, I cook myself many recipes from Turkish cuisine and rarely from other cuisines, I visited the middle east and Europe, tried many cuisines, but Ottoman-Turkish cuisine is the most delicious and diverse cuisine that I have ever seen."

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"White blouses are like blank canvases - they're very versatile and can be styled in a number of ways.

My favorite way to style a white top is with a pair of blue jeans/shorts or black slacks. Very simple, classy, and clean. This is probably the easiest way to style a white blouse. And, it'll work for any kind of blouse, regardless of the texture!

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Another way you can approach accessorizing a white blouse is to experiment with color. White goes with a lot of different colors, but I usually lean towards picking bold solids to pair with a white blouse. Some examples include a rich royal blue, deep green, or maybe some simple or understand neutrals like brown or grey. You can try many different colors, depending on your level of comfort and how bold of a statement you want to make.

The fun part about wearing a white top is that you can change the color of the shorts or skirts you wear, and the top will always match! So, if you've got a pair of yellow shorts that you love but can't match, try a white top! Here are some examples of celebrities pairing a white blouse with skirts, shorts, and pants of varying lengths and colors.

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Prints are also a great way to go. Because white is such a simple color, you can afford to go crazy with a printed skirt or jacket without making your outfit go too crazy.

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All in all, white blouses are extremely versatile and they are definitely a staple in any woman's closet."

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