sofia

There weren't many riot police regularly tromping around Moscow or Bucharest or Kiev or Sofia during the 1970s either.

In recent years, Sofia is booming with large multinational companies, exploiting the relatively cheap labour there.

I added a recent Indian film about Ramanujan and a Soviet film about Sofia Kovalevskaya from the 1980s.

Nowadays, after a hundred years after those events, one can travel on a flight between Dublin and Sofia in a few hours.

If anyone in Sofia is reading this and would like to meet for coffee, etc., contact me at amax at redsymbol dot net.

I was also surprised to see Sofia at the top of the best European cities to be a digital nomad in.

The rumors in Sofia were that the company was going downhill.

Please hit me with feedback - here or at sofia@owegoo.com!

There is hardly an IT company here in Sofia that doesn't have at least one employee that has been employed with Telerik or gone through their training programmes.

However the full quote is: > Sofia also said that, when she was half asleep on her side, she had been aroused from slumber to feel that Assange was inside her.

I saw an EU study a few months ago claiming the most polluted monitored place in the 28 EU states is the town of Pernik in Bulgaria and Sofia is the most polluted capital ( it's in Bulgaria as well).

In real terms, adjusting for difference in cost of living (for which hard data exists), Bob makes the equivalent of 150k£ per year; twice more than Alice, and also over twice what others in Sofia make for a similar job.

But the percentage of young people working in the IT for such a small capital (Sofia) (estimating 2-2.5 million people) is rather high.

I've been in Europe for the past week, flying tomorrow to Sofia, BG for five days.

Both Telerik and Infragistics have their main development offices in Sofia, Bulgaria.