Hi, DOTmed members, exhibited at AHRMM and FIME, just came back from the trade-show-trip last week. We made many contacts - some of them have already registered! We appreciate everyone who stopped by DOTmed booth at last three shows, and hope to keep in touch with you all to enhance your business hereafter.

A new guy, David Blumenthal, just started working with DOTmed. He has lived in Manhattan, and has a Bachelors Degree in History from Binghamton University. He started here at an entry level position of "Project Manager" and helped Kabran Spooner, our Operation Manager. He told me that he hoped to have the opportunity to grow within DOTmed as fast as the company itself is growing. We welcome him to our team, and are happy to work with him.

As for me, I have been thinking to do something for my own sake besides the internship during my stay in NY. Actually, I have been really interested in volunteering for a long time but never done anything before, therefore, I decided to be one of the volunteer members with New York Cares. On last Sunday, I went to the church to serve hot meal for people who were homeless, disabled or poor. It was a very good opportunity to meet not only people who needed to be helped but also volunteers who were a forward-looking attitude, and I was pleased to support them. New York Cares has many projects such as soup kitchen, computer tutorials, children's recreation, environment, paintings, revitalization and so on. I even just started involving the volunteer, however, I am sure I would love to take part in more projects to help people out and have valuable experiences.

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