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Thursday, December 11, 2008
SVU MBA IV Semester April 2008 Results
SVU MBA IV Semester April 2008 Results
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2009 GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINATIONS
2009 Golden Globe Nominations
Sean Penn portrays gay rights activist Harvey Milk, left, and Victor Garber portrays San Francisco Mayor George Moscone in a scene from "Milk." The film won the New York Film Critics Circle best film of the year award, Dec. 10, 2008. The film centers around Harvey Milk, the first openly gay man to be elected to public office in California as a member of the San Francisco board of supervisors. 
2009 Golden Globe Nominations
Sean Penn portrays gay rights activist Harvey Milk, left, and Victor Garber portrays San Francisco Mayor George Moscone in a scene from "Milk." The film won the New York Film Critics Circle best film of the year award, Dec. 10, 2008. The film centers around Harvey Milk, the first openly gay man to be elected to public office in California as a member of the San Francisco board of supervisors.
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2009 Golden Globe Nominations
Frank Langella portrays Richard Nixon, left, and Michael Sheen portrays David Frost in a scene from the film "Frost/Nixon." The film was nominated for a Golden Globe award for best motion picture drama on Thursday, Dec. 11, 2008. Langella portrays the 37th president, Richard Nixon, in the film, set after Nixon's resignation in the Watergate scandal. Dev Patel, left, and Anil Kapoor are shown in a scene from "Slumdog Millionaire." The acclaimed film was nominated for a Golden Globe award for best motion picture drama. 
2009 Golden Globe Nominations
Dev Patel, left, and Anil Kapoor are shown in a scene from "Slumdog Millionaire." The acclaimed film was nominated for a Golden Globe award for best motion picture drama.
Covini C6W Six Wheeler
The Covini Engineering team's been clamoring to get the C6W into production for the last 30+ years. Now they might finally have their day.
The Covini Six Wheeler takes its engineering inspiration from the 1976 Tyrell P34 race car which had two pairs of smaller front wheels that were intended to increase air penetration and have a smaller frontal area effectively reducing drag.
The ideas behind the Tyrell P34 don’t necessarily translate to the C6W, though Ferruccio Covini, the company’s founder, gives the following reasons for creating his modern-day six-wheeler:
• Less risk of front tires deflating
• Less risk of aquaplaning
• Better braking
• Better grip
• Better comfort
• Better absorption of frontal impact
The C6W was first shown in 2004 and a revised version was shown at the Geneva Motor Show a year later with new wheels, interior and roof structure. Numerous prototypes have been developed and tested and now ItaliaSpeed is reporting the Covini C6W will be produced in limited numbers starting at the end of 2009. Power for this RWD 6-wheeled beast will be a 4.2-liter Audi mill channeling 433bhp (440PS) and 346lb-ft (470Nm) through a 6-speed manual gearbox. Top speed is expected to be 185 MPH.
Take a look at the C6W in action below:
Jason Richardson Traded to Phoenix
The remodeling of the Suns continues. Last year, it was Shaq, now, it's Jason Richardson. The explosive! two guard is heading to Phoenix along with Jared Dudley and a 2010 second rounder in exchange for Laker favorite Raja Bell, Boris Diaw, and rookie PG Sean Singletary. In the short term, it means the Suns will be playing with a skeleton crew tonight at Staples... and also totally messes with my planned pregame analysis. In the long run, it's another step in the process of D'D'Antonizing the roster, adding a more conventional, more talented shooting guard to a lineup that already includes O'Neal, Steve Nash, and Amare Stoudamire.
J-RichRichardson is a fantastic three point shooter (currently up around 46%) and given his explosive offensive talent- far more versatile than either Diaw or Bell- should help spread the floor for a team determined to force feed O'Neal down low. It should help Stoudamire as well. On the other end, Richardson isn't a good defender, making you wonder how exactly they're going to continue the drive to improve in that area- again it looks like Phoenix is built to pile up points- but overall it's a net positive for the Suns, at least on a sheer talent level.
It's certainly going to make them a more complicated cover for the Lakers, once everyone is on board and the Suns have had a chance to integrate Richardson into their offense.
How this makes sense for Charlotte I'm not sure, but frankly does it matter?
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President-elect Obama expected to select Nobel physicist Steven Chu as Energy secretary
Obama is also poised to pick Lisa Jackson as head of the EPA, and Carol Browner, a former EPA official, as a high-level coordinator on energy issues. Environmental groups praise the appointments.
Reporting from Washington -- President-elect Barack Obama will tap Nobel Prize-winning physicist Steven Chu as his Energy secretary and former New Jersey environmental protection commissioner Lisa Jackson as head of the Environmental Protection Agency, a senior Democrat said Wednesday.
In addition, Carol Browner, a former EPA administrator, will serve as a high-level coordinator on energy issues, reporting to the president.
The three incoming officials will help form the backbone of a team responsible for carrying out what Obama has repeatedly indicated will be an ambitious environmental agenda. They will be joined by Nancy Sutley, the Los Angeles deputy mayor whom Obama plans to name as the head of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, and a still-to-be-named Interior secretary.
The three newly designated officials bring experience working on climate change. Chu is the director of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, a government research lab in California that under his tenure has focused on alternative energy research and has pushed efforts to boost energy efficiency in buildings.
The son of Chinese immigrants, Chu won the Nobel for "development of methods to cool and trap atoms with laser light."
Jackson worked 16 years at the EPA before joining New Jersey's Department of Environmental Protection, which she was chosen to run in 2006. She also served on the board of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, a cap-and-trade effort among northeastern states.
After Obama won the presidential election last month, he chose Jackson to advise him on energy and natural resource issues during the transition period.
Browner headed the EPA under President Clinton from 1993 to 2001, making her the agency's longest-serving director. She is a principal at the Albright Group, an investment advisory firm that focuses on emerging markets, and is leading Obama's energy and environment transition team. She also sits on the boards of the National Audubon Society and the Alliance for Climate Protection, among other environmental groups.
Environmentalists praised Obama's choices and said they underscored his commitment to fast action on renewable fuel development and carbon emissions reduction.
"These are. . . . wins for the environment," said Frances Beinecke, president of the National Resources Defense Council. She said the creation of a Browner's position "clearly demonstrates that leadership is going to come from the White House" on alternative energy.
A leading oil industry group offered no criticism of the appointments.
"We look forward to working with all the Obama appointees to come up with a comprehensive, fact-based and realistic energy policy that will benefit the American people," said Karen Matusic, a spokeswoman for the American Petroleum Institute.
The massive economic stimulus package Obama is preparing probably will include major investments in alternative energy development.
The president-elect met with former Vice President Al Gore this week to discuss climate change and declared afterward: "The time for denial is over. We all believe what the scientists have been telling us for years now, that this is a matter of urgency and national security, and it has to be dealt with in a serious way. That is what I intend my administration to do."
Today, Obama is expected to formally introduce former Sen. Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) as his nominee for Health and Human Services secretary, a Democratic official confirmed. the president-elect will also introduce other members of his healthcare team at a Chicago press conference.
Dennis Avner The Tiger Man(Cat Man)
Man(Cat Man)
Avner's body modification operations have included bifurcation (splitting) of his upper lip, surgical pointing of the ears, sillicone cheek and forehead implants, tooth filing, tattoos, and facial piercing - to which whiskers can be attached.
Avner, from Tonopah, Nevada, likes to go by his Indian name 'Stalking Cat'.
'I am Huron and following a very old tradition have transformed myself into a tiger,' he says on his website stalkingcat.com.
The tiger aficionado - naturally - enjoys climbing trees and must eat meat 'every day, just as a tiger would.'
This should be 'as close to raw as possible, or at the temperature that an animal would be if it had just been killed,' he told The Sun.
But Cat can't live the tiger's life 24 hours a day - he has human needs too. These he meets by working in an office - 'the only difference is I look like a cat' - or by making personal TV appearances, which have included Larry King Live, VH1's 'Totally Obsessed' and Kerrang!
His latest public appearance was at the new Ripley's Believe It Or Not! museum, which opened this week in London's Piccadilly Circus.
The museum features oddities from across the world - including a sixteenth-century iron maiden torture device and three antique shrunken heads made by the Jivaro Indians of Ecuador.
But what of Stalking Cat's personal life? How do real-life Cat Men find Cat Women?
It's difficult - but not impossible: 'I'm seeing a couple of women at the moment,' says Cat. 'They understand that being a tiger is more important to me than humanity, which is difficult for many women to cope with.'
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"iPhone killer" Nokia 5800 XpressMusic launched in India
Nokia has launched the latest "iPhone killer" in India, its first touchscreen mobile phone, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, which is expected to give Apple Inc.'s iconic iPhone a run for its money.
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. Nokia has launched the latest "iPhone killer" in India, its first touchscreen mobile phone, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, which is expected to give Apple Inc.`s iconic iPhone a run for its money.
The feature-packed phone, said D. Shivakumar, managing director, Nokia India, is a better converged device than Apple's iPhone 3G. "What iPhone did was to bring the touch element to a multimedia converged device. Since we are already the leader in converged devices in India, Nokia 5800 will be a revolutionary launch from our stable," he said.
Unlike the iPhone which comes with a 2-megapixel camera, Nokia 5800 is equipped with a 3.2-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss lens, LED flash and video capability.
While the phone's virtual QWERTY keyboard is ideal for text messaging, email and instant messaging, the WiFi, 3G, GPRS, dual-band WCDMA, HSDPA, WLAN (802.11 b/g) and HSCSD support ensures wireless access to the internet.
The Symbian 60-based phone is capable of playing audio and video files in multiple formats and for the music or movie buffs, this is a boon as it comes with a whopping 8GB microSD card (note: 5800 has built-in 128MB memory) and for those who want more, an optional 16GB card.
In addition, the phone has a crystal clear 3.2-inch display and a tilt sensor (similar to Apple's accelerometer) and an in-built A-GPS receiver with voice navigation.
Other features include virtual keypad with stylus input support, Bluetooth 2.0, handwriting recognition software, FM radio, built-in surround sound stereo speakers with eight-band graphic equalizer, Nokia Maps, haptic touch technology, Mobile Transfer Protocol support, and TV out - video cable included - that allows streaming of multimedia.
According to tech analysts, Nokia 5800 XpressMusic wins hands down in several departments, including:
[1] A battery which is removable and has a better and longer life
[2] A better camera. Nokia has 3.2-megapixel camera with video recording capability as compared to iPhone's basic 2-megapixel camera
[3] A better screen resolution. Nokia's display screen is smaller than the iPhone (3.2-inch as against 3.5-inch) but the the resolution is better on the Nokia 5800 with 640x360 pixels against 480x320 pixels for the iPhone
[4] MMS support
[5] Adobe Flash support (Apple claims that Flash may slow down browsing on iPhone and hence the device does not support Flash)
DSC 2008 NOTIFICATION AND DETAILS
DSC 2008 NOTIFICATION HAS BEEN RELEASED BY THE ANDHRA PRADESH GOVERNMENT, THIS EVENING.A GOVERNMENT ORDER(GO) NUMBERED 159 MS WAS RELEASED FOR THE FILLING OF TECHERS POSTS.
The DSC 2008 notification, as it is called, will be issued by the department on Saturday. The Collectors will issue a notification simultaneously notifying the vacancies to be filled at the district level.Andhra Pradesh recruits teachers to the government schools through DSC.
Those who have completed D.Ed and B.Ed are eligible to appear for DSC.
Those who completed D. Ed shall be eligible for Secondary grade teacher who teach upto class 7.
The government of Andhra Pradesh to provide jobs to the unemployed youth and to fill the teacher posts at various schools in ap has decided to issue the notification for DSC 2008.
The notification will be released today and the entire process to be completed in Next year. FOR MORE INFORMATION ...
THE IMPORTANT DATES FOR THE DSC 2008
AGE LIMIT : INCREASED FROM PREVIOUS 38 YEARS TO 39 YEARS
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE FROM : THIS MONTH 15TH TO MONTH END (DEC 15TH TO DECEMBER 31ST)
LAST DATE FOR APPLICATION SUBMISSION : JANUARY 16TH 2009
HALL TICKETS ISSUE START DATE : FROM FEBRUARY 28, 2009
EXAM DATE : APRIL 11TH,12TH,13TH
DSC 2008 RESULTS RELEASE DATE : MAY 5TH 2009
For DSC Notification Download click here
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