“You Fight Dirty!” plus 7 more |
- You Fight Dirty!
- Bank of India Clerk Recruitment | BOI Clerks Jobs
- KVPY | Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana
- Begum Nawazish Ali evicted from Bigg Boss 4
- Returning Chinese Want to Live in Beijng
- Typhoon Megi Hits South East China – Lakhs of homes evacuated
- Tinnyse Jamel JOHNSON – Representing Bahamas at Miss World 2008
- Susan Boyle versus Paul Potts – We all win. Watch both
| Posted: 24 Oct 2010 10:45 AM PDT
ChinaB-WIPS, the official China Broadband Wireless Internet provider, is accusing the backers of the American system of "a lot of dirty tricks, including, deception, misinformation, confusion and reckless charging to lobby against WAPI, China’s own standard. That’s outrageous! Especially since we know that China ALWAYS fights fair. China wants to promote its own technology in an effort to reduce dependence on foreign technology and give its own companies an edge in their own marketplace. Last year, China backed off an effort to make WAPI its mandatory national standard after the US government complained it would hamper access to the Chinese market. Outvoted by ISO members 25-75, China replied "Phewey!" And insisted that it will firmly support the WAPI technology for domestic use. China says WAPI is more secure than 802.1li, developed by Santa Clara-based INTEL . Hey, now that’s too close to home. Intel is my neighbor!" If you are thinking about doing business in China, you might have to pick a side. It could get interesting….what do you think? | |||||||||
| Bank of India Clerk Recruitment | BOI Clerks Jobs Posted: 24 Oct 2010 06:42 AM PDT
For more details Visit http://bankofindia.com/career.aspx Important Dates Challan available from: 01.06.2009 The Written Test is on 06.09.2009 (Sunday) in two sessions (Morning at 9.30 a.m. and afternoon at 2.00 p.m.).
Visit Bank of India Career page shown below for latest updates related to Clerk Recruitment Exam 2009. | |||||||||
| KVPY | Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana Posted: 24 Oct 2010 02:42 AM PDT
The “Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana” KVPY scholarship is an ongoing program started by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, to encourage students of Basic Sciences, Engineering and Medicine to take up research careers in these areas. The aim of the program is to identify and encourage talented students with aptitude for research. This program strives to assist the students to realise their potential and to ensure that the best scientific talent is tapped for research and development in the country. Generous scholarships will be provided (up to the pre-Ph.D. level) to the selected students.
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| Begum Nawazish Ali evicted from Bigg Boss 4 Posted: 23 Oct 2010 11:45 PM PDT
Begum Nawazish Ali aka Ali Saleem, a Pakistani artist who was among the 13 participants of the Bigg Boss 4 house has been evicted yesterday from the house.
Along with Ali there was another Pakistani controversial figure in the house, Veena Mallik, who still remains in the house/show. These are the two figures against whom the Indian political party has been pretesting. The party was and is against the Pakistanis participating in the Indian show. The other two participants who were nominated by the members of the house for this week's eviction were Veena Mallik and Indian television actress Shweta Tiwari. Amongst all, Begum received fewer votes. Before leaving the Bigg Boss house, the evicted person has to nominate a name for next week's eviction, Begum nominated the Great Khali's name and reasoned out that since he was new in the house, she could spend very less time with the wrestler to know him. | |||||||||
| Returning Chinese Want to Live in Beijng Posted: 23 Oct 2010 10:41 PM PDT
When overseas Chinese returning to the mainland were asked where they wanted to live…80% said Beijing. More than 50% said Beijing or nothing. Just 20% opted for Shanghai. Other choice cities included Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Chengdu and Xi'an. The sectors most in need of Chinese returning from overseas are: 1. finance 2. trade 3. culture 4. education 5. media By the end of 2006 more than one million Chinese had studied overseas with just 26% of them returning. However, last year the number that returned was 42,000, UP 21% from 2005. I wonder if China is still the hotbed for jobs for returning Chinese that it was a year or more ago. Or are all the good jobs taken?
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| Typhoon Megi Hits South East China – Lakhs of homes evacuated Posted: 23 Oct 2010 09:38 PM PDT
Typhoon Megi has hit the southeastern coast of China, today afternoon that forced evacuation of the people of the region. The typhoon reportedly made landfall at Zhangzhou, Fujian at around 12:55pm and storms of 140 kph. This was reported by the Central Meteorological Observatory.
The typhoon as of now has killed 39 people in the Philippines and Taiwan. The Observatory also reported that as the Megi headed towards North West, its strength started to decrease and it travelled with 10 to 15 kph. According to the reports, 270,000 locals had to move away from their homes on Saturday morning and looking at the intensity of the typhoon, the bureau says, more people might have to relocate as the day proceeds. Megi initiated in Philippines and was at its peak with 225kph, By the times it reached Taiwan its strength had decreased a lot with 130 kph. | |||||||||
| Tinnyse Jamel JOHNSON – Representing Bahamas at Miss World 2008 Posted: 23 Oct 2010 06:38 PM PDT
Tinnyse Jamel JOHNSON will represent Bahamas at the Miss World 2008 pageant at Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg on Saturday 13th December 2008 and take the crown from current Miss World, China’s Zhang Zilin. BAHAMAS 2008 Miss Tinnyse Jamel JOHNSON Age: 21 Height: 176 Languages: English Tinnyse grew up in Nassau.
Tinnyse has an Associates Degree. She is pursuing a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration. Her ambition is to own a motivational products business. She likes: swimming; running; kayaking; Pilates; reading; listening to music; singing; interpretive dance. She is a gourmet cook specializing in pastries). She is also learning Spanish. Her favorite food is the local speciality of Tamarind Sauce. Her motto is “Time doesn’t linger nor does it yield for anyone. Tomorrow isn’t guaranteed and yesterday is gone, so all we have is today. We should use it wisely and live each day as if it was our last”.
Vote for your pick at The People’s Choice Read about the favorites – and Asia’s best bets to win. Lisa LENTS – Representing Denmark at Miss World 2008 Tinnyse Jamel JOHNSON – Representing Bahamas at Miss World 2008 Tamara ALMEIDA SILVA – Representing Brazil at Miss World 2008 Espinoza Marroquin ANA GABRIELA – Representing Mexico at Miss World 2008 Miss Tansey COETZEE – Representing South Africa at Miss World 2008 Hannely Zulami QUINTERO LEDEZMA – Representing Venezuela at Miss World 2008 Geisha Natalie MONTES DE QOA ROBLES – Representing Dominican Republic at Miss World 2008 Gabrielle WALCOTT – Representing Trinidad and Tobago at Miss World 2008 Marjorie CEVALLOS VERAS – Representing Ecuador at Miss World 2008 Patricia Yurena RODRIGUEZ ALONSO – Representing Spain at Miss World 2008 Iryna ZHURAVSKA – Representing Ukraine at Miss World 2008 Kseniya SUKHINOVA – Representing Russia at Miss World 2008 Alfina NASSYROVA – Representing Kazakhstan at Miss World 2008 Rosarita TAWIL – Representing Lebanon at Miss World 2008 Anun CHINBAT – Representing Mongolia at Miss World 2008 Kahurangi, Julia TAYLOR – Representing New Zealand at Miss World 2008 Faraliza TAN – Representing Singapore at Miss World 2008
Rochelle Adriana COREA – Representing Sri Lanka at Miss World 2008 Ummarapas JULLAKASIAN – Representing Thailand at Miss World 2008 Tamar Ziskind – Representing Israel at Miss World 2008 Danielle Castano – Representing the Philippines at Miss World 2008 Sandra Angelia – Representing Indonesia at Miss World 2008 Skye Chan – Representing Hong Kong at Miss World 2008 Yan Ling Mei – Representing China at Miss World 2008 Katie Richardson – Representing Australia at Miss World 2008 16 Places to Bet on Miss World 2008, Johannseburg, South Africa Mizuki Kubodera – Representing Japan at Miss World 2008 Bo-in Choi – Representing Korea at Miss World 2008 Soo Wincci – Representing Malaysia at Miss World 2008 Tran Thi Thuy Dung – Representing Vietnam at Miss World 2008 Lin Jie Ming – Representing Taiwan at Miss World 2008 Parvathy Omandakuttan – Representing India at Miss World 2008
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| Susan Boyle versus Paul Potts – We all win. Watch both Posted: 23 Oct 2010 02:37 PM PDT
Susan Boyle stunned Britain’s Got Talent audiences and already more than 25 million youtube watchers and growing. The last person to create this much buzz from BGT, was Paul Potts. Moved to tears by both of them…again and again. God doesn’t make junk. Shame on me for looking at someone and thinking otherwise. Which is your favorite? Care to weigh in? | |||||||||
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