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Saturday, February 27th, 2010 No Commented Categorized Under: Uncategorized

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Brilliant thoughts

Friday, January 22nd, 2010 No Commented Categorized Under: Uncategorized

In this beautiful life, our relationship with the fellow being is highly important. The only thing which differentiates human from other animals is his social activity, the love and relationships he holds with the people around him. Now days with the advancement of the technologies, maintaining a constant touch with our fellow members however long they are has become so easy and no one finds it an issue at all.

Moving a step forward people has started making huge numbers of friends through the social network sites. There are hundreds of such social network sites available in the net and any person can choose the best one based on his requirement. Some of the best social networking sites like the Thoughts.com think bit different and implement variety of applications to their site.

The Thoughts is a very active site with easy to use widgets that help people to control over their profile completely including all the security access and many more. People can share their thoughts and get connected with the like-minded people. Daily news sections provide the top news and hot happenings all over the world. People can interact with help of the solid communities which allows them to express their own ideas. If one needs to get involve more in writing they can create a personal blog too. Above all, many more aspects like photos, video, emails, etc can be shared.

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US voters: Get us jobs

Friday, January 22nd, 2010 No Commented Categorized Under: Uncategorized

Jobs,  jobs,  jobs.  If  there’s  any  path  out  of  the  mess  President  Barack  Obama  found  himself  in  on  the  first  day  of  his  second  year  in  office,  more  aggressive  promotion  of  the  administration’s  economy-boosting  efforts  —  coupled  with  criticism  of  the  Republican  approach  —  is  the  one  he  has  settled  on.  The  White  House  in  the  New  Year  already  had  begun  focusing  greater  attention  on  the  nation’s  angst  over  economic  issues,  including  unemployment  persisting  near  10%.  Officials  said  on  Wednesday  that  shift  will  intensify  now,  an  acknowledgment  that  stunning  Senate  win  of  Republican  Scott  Brown  in  Massachusetts  requires  course  correction  in  Obama’s  presidency.

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Few among the best in USA

Friday, January 22nd, 2010 No Commented Categorized Under: Uncategorized

Getting frustrated due to the fake online casino games? Losing your time and money in these fake ones? All the casino online review sites won’t direct you to the best online casino games, as most of these review sites are created by the casino gaming company itself, which helps them promote their fake games by giving high ranking or rating to their games. Even few top raked casino review sites too come into the above list.

To avoid such problems and make users get into the right games as per their requirements, many review sites are government approved and legal in their reviews. Some of such review sites like the online casino usa provides the best and straight forward reviews about the casino games and display clearly as which games are highly safe and which one guarantees real fun.

These government approved legal casino review sites act as the platform to know about the different casinos like the Go Casino, Slots Casino, iNetBet Casino who are few among the top casinos in the gaming world. It also creates space for the beginners to learn about the basic rules and different strategies involved in these games. Professional players can even compare RTG casino software and micro gaming casinos too.

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Nobel Prize-winning scientist Marshall Nirenberg dies at 82

Friday, January 22nd, 2010 No Commented Categorized Under: Uncategorized

Marshall  Nirenberg,  a  scientist  whose  groundbreaking  work  untangling  fundamental  genetic  processes  earned  him  a  Nobel  Prize,  has  died.  He  was  82.  Nirenberg  died  of  cancer  January  15  in  Manhattan,  said  his  sister,  Joan  Geiger.  He  was  “one  of  science’s  great  titans,”  said  Francis  Collins,  director  of  the  National  Institutes  of  Health,  in  a  statement  on  its  Web  site.

Nirenberg  was  working  at  the  NIH  when  he  conducted  an  experiment  with  a  colleague  in  1961.  The  experiment  showed  them  the  way  genetic  information  in  DNA  is  translated  into  proteins  in  cells.  Nirenberg,  then  only  in  his  mid-30s,  took  his  discovery  to  a  conference  in  Moscow  and  spoke  about  it  to  a  small  group  of  scientists.  One  of  them  asked  him  to  repeat  his  talk  in  front  of  a  larger  group,  thus  taking  it  out  to  the  larger  scientific  world.  He  continued  his  work,  meeting  the  challenge  of  fully  identifying  the  pieces  involved  in  that  genetic  translating  process.  For  his  efforts,  he  earned  the  Nobel  Prize  in  Physiology  or  Medicine  in  1968,  sharing  the  award  with  two  other  scientists.  Nirenberg  was  aware  of  the  broader  societal  impact  of  his  work,  writing  in  “Science”  magazine  that  the  general  public  needed  to  become  aware  of  and  understand  scientific  advances  in  order  to  make  the  best  decisions  on  how  to  use  them.

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House of termites

Thursday, January 21st, 2010 No Commented Categorized Under: Uncategorized

Hi friends, this New Year I have brought a new house. I thought I could surprise my mom by gifting her a new house for her 25th birthday which is fast approaching in a month’s time. The house was so beautiful and was filled with artistic works. My mom is in abroad now and will join me in a couple of weeks. I am sure that the elegance of the house will surely make my mom feel proud of a son like me.

Although the architect of the house was so beautiful, cleaning work and certain small repairs were to be made since it was quite a old house. When the repair work began every one of us was shocked to see the huge amount of termites staying there. Luckily the termites have recently multiplied and did not cause much damage to the house. Although the termite’s population was quite high I could able to manage the treatment methods very well with the suggestion of an online termite treatment store. Even the termite treatment cost was low and was cover within my budget itself.

Now the house is completely ready with a new look and waiting for my mom to step in.

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My toaster story

Thursday, January 21st, 2010 No Commented Categorized Under: Uncategorized

This New Year I gave a party to my friends in my home. I stay with my younger brother and my parents are in abroad. We had huge plans for the party and all the arrangements were going good. Just 15 to 20 of my friends were planning to get together. Few of our friends shared all the expenses and the work. I was supposed to arrange the dinner; the dinner was getting ready in the oven. Anyone would know how guys responsibility would turn if they were with their friends. We forgot the food in the oven and it got burnt. The oven was a new one brought just couple of weeks before but it showed its work at the right time. Although there was no dinner the party was so good and happy, but I was little upset since it was my duty to arrange the dinner.

The next day itself I started searching for the best oven and was busily getting ratings of toaster oven types. After analyzing various review sites for couple of hours I came to know about many good models of toaster ovens in the market and brought home a good branded one that suits me.

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Chevrolet Volt Concept

Thursday, January 21st, 2010 No Commented Categorized Under: Uncategorized

GM  confirmed  the  production  version  of  the  Chevrolet  Volt,  announcing  that  the  new  plug-in  hybrid  vehicle  would  feature  40  miles  of  electric  driving  range  and  extended-range  capability  for  “hundreds  of  additional  miles.”  GM  calls  the  Volt  an  E-REV,  for  extended-range  electric  vehicle.  The  first  40  miles  of  range  are  powered  by  a  16-kwh  lithium-ion  battery;  the  battery  can  be  recharged  by  the  Volt’s  gasoline  engine,  which  also  runs  on  ethanol.  This  eliminates  “range  anxiety,”  which  GM  says  comes  from  the  fear  of  a  depleted  battery.

GM  admits  the  Volt  has  evolved  from  the  evocative  concept  shown  at  the  2007  Detroit  auto  show,  but  it  says  many  cues  have  come  over  from  the  striking  concept  version.  The  closed  front  grille  is  one  hallmark  that’s  carried  over  visibly  into  the  production  version,  while  the  tapered  corners  up  front  and  clean  lines  at  the  back  (including  a  small  spoiler)  are  styled  to  manage  the  Volt’s  aerodynamics.

For  recharging  at  the  wall,  the  Volt  can  be  recharged  in  a  standard  120-volt  household  outlet  in  about  eight  hours;  on  a  240-volt  line,  the  Volt  can  be  recharged  in  three  hours.  GM  estimates  a  recharge  will  cost  less  than  a  cup  of  coffee.  Some  220  lithium-ion  battery  cells  produce  the  equivalent  of  150  horsepower  and  273  pound-feet  of  torque.  Top  speed  is  100  mph,  but  don’t  expect  dramatically  quick  acceleration  figures.

The  Volt’s  cockpit  is  identical  to  the  grainy  spy  photos  shown  a  few  weeks  ago  here.  The  center  stack  is  cloaked  in  Apple-white  plastic,  with  a  flip-up  touch-screen  display.  GM  says  the  four-passenger  Volt  is  available  with  a  range  of  interior  colors  and  lighting  options.  The  cabin  also  sports  an  integrated  shifter,  two  info  displays  and  a  touch  screen  for  the  infotainment  system  in  the  gas-electric  hybrid.  Bluetooth  and  USB  connectivity  are  standard,  while  a  hard-drive  navigation  system  is  an  option.  GM  wants  to  build  the  Volt  in  its  Hamtramck  facility  that  also  makes  Cadillac,  but  hasn’t  locked  down  the  incentives  it  wants  to  produce  the  vehicle.  Production  begins  in  late  2010.

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Paris trip?

Wednesday, January 20th, 2010 No Commented Categorized Under: Uncategorized

Planning your vacation in Paris? Good choice, here is an easy way to make your vacation more fruitful. Some of the online tour guides like bed and breakfast Paris are providing the complete solution to plan every step of your vacation, including accommodation, food, travel and all. The best aspect of all is the sightseeing paris and the thalasso bretagne.

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Worst-ever Q3 in store for telcos?

Wednesday, January 20th, 2010 No Commented Categorized Under: Uncategorized

Expect  the  worst-ever  progress  card  from  the  top  telecom  players  for  the  third  quarter.  The  sector  that  stood  out  during  the  economic  slowdown  over  the  past  one  year  will  now  be  severely  tested  with  competition  at  its  peak.  According  to  the  analysis  of  average  estimates  of  ET  Intelligence  Group  and  five  brokerage  houses,  top  three  listed  telcos  —  Bharti  Airtel,  Reliance  Communications,  and  Idea  Cellular  —  are  likely  to  report  22.5%  year-on-year  fall  in  aggregate  net  profit  for  the  December  2009  quarter.  Aggregate  revenue  is  not  likely  to  see  much  improvement  from  the  year-ago  level  either.  The  third  quarter  forecast  looks  dull  compared  to  the  second  quarter  when  sales  had  grown  7%  while  net  profit  had  fallen  8%  from  the  year  ago.  So  far,  Indian  telecom  operators  had  reported  buoyant  growth  fuelled  by  a  rapid  increase  in  subscriber  additions.  Telcos  are  adding  as  much  as  1.5  crore  users  per  month.

However,  from  the  December  quarter  onwards,  mere  user  additions  would  no  more  be  able  to  keep  the  cash  registers  ringing.  The  sharp  fall  in  overall  tariffs  is  expected  to  dent  financial  performance.  “The  December  quarter  is  likely  to  be  one  of  the  weakest  quarters  for  the  Indian  wireless  sector.  While  the  industry  subscriber  growth  has  scaled  new  highs,  aggressive  pricing  due  to  intense  competition  would  drag  revenue  and  margins,”  says  a  preview  report  issued  by  Motilal  Oswal  Securities.  Analysts  feel  that  tariff  cuts  in  the  third  quarter  led  by  Tata  Docomo  and  Reliance  Communications  (RCOM)  could  have  reduced  per  minute  revenue  by  as  much  as  12%  sequentially  and  22%  from  the  year  ago.  Brokerage  house  IIFL  pegs  the  average  per  minute  revenue  at  49  paisa  for  the  quarter.  Lower  tariffs  and  per  second  billing  plans  may  have  a  limited  impact  on  the  top  line,  thanks  to  continued  momentum  in  subscriber  additions.  However,  these  would  significantly  impact  margins.  This  is  because  fixed  costs  such  as  network  charges  and  selling  and  administrative  costs  would  not  follow  the  sharp  drop  in  per  user  revenue  (ARPU).  “ARPU  drop  of  9-14  %  sequentially  is  estimated  to  translate  into  2-4  %  decline  in  wireless  revenue.  Wireless  margins  are  likely  to  decline  sequentially  by  70-420  basis  points,”  mentions  a  report  by  IDFC-SSKI.

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