Saturday, November 24, 2012

Lionbridge Walk In for Freshers Any Graduates as Technical Writers


Company Name : Lionbridge Technologies Inc.

Educational Qualification : Any Graduate?

Experience : Freshers

Location : Mumbai

Job Role : Technical Writer

Salary : INR 2,25,000 - 3,00,000 P.A.

Job Description :

* Any Graduates are eligible to apply

* Candidates with good software knowledge from non-engineering background can also apply

* Ability to understand software programming basics

* Good English speaking and writing skills

* Ability to work in teams

Walk In Date & Time : On 24th Nov 2012 @ 11:00 A.M. to 03:00 P.M.

Venue Details :
Lionbridge Technologies

6th Floor, Spectra Building,

Hiranandani Business Park,

Powai. Mumbai - 400076

Landmark : Above D-mart

Contact Person : Sunilkumar Menon

Phone : 022 - 40007000

Source: http://www.theresultscenter.com/2012/11/lionbridge-walk-in-for-freshers-any.html

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Thread: 2013 tour de wood gathering - Family Woodworking

so, anyone want to start thinking about a tourdewood event for 2013?

I will post my thoughts on this.

Timing-I believe the event should take place sometime in July or early August. Alot of people with children wont have to worry about school, and alot of people work in school systems and its usually a bit easier to get off the summer months. Late august not good, too many kids go back to college.
I also believe the event should be on a saturday, not spread out over a few days. Make it easier for anyone who might offer to host, one day, say 1pm-9pm, wont tie anyone down too long.

Place-this is the tough one. Larrys was a pretty good location, just a bit too far west for alot of east coasters. Maybe 2 events the same day, one out west, one on the right coast.
Something like central PA, might work out decent for alot of people who attended larrys gathering, and perhaps alot more from NY state, jersey, maryland, virginia, west virginia, and parts of new england, can make it in a days ride without needed hotel rooms.
And if rooms are needed, central pa is reasonably priced.
I do not have a problem hosting this event, but I have a 40x100 piece of property with a small house.
My backyard would not handle more than 25-30 people tops, and if it rained, would be very, very crowded in my small home. But, if noone steps up and enough are interested, Id be more than happy to host.

I believe getting the ball rolling now, will give alot of people time to make arrangements, and come meet alot of fellow woodworkers, spend a day, eat and drink, relax.

there are lots of things that can be planned.

heres a few going through my head.

The event will not be cheap. If someone with a piece of land offers to host, I feel everyone who intends to go, mail someone designated on this site lets say 10 dollars, then that one person can foward the money to the host, to help offset the cost of staging this event on their property.
(understand, Im not asking for money if people are willing to travel to Long Island it would be my pleasure to host and invite fellow FWW members, but I cant speak for anyone else, so to me, whats fair is fair.)

Maybe if people attending vote on things, we can have a sort of grab bag, everyone brings a 5 or 10 dollar item, wraps it, and everyone picks one so everyone gets something. maybe a bit childish, but I know I like little dooodads, and Im sure it would be fun.

If members attending want, we can have thread devoted to just items that people want to swap, sell, show off, whatever, list the items, and let the games begin.

maybe some members could offer up some of their wares as giveaways, like when mack gave away a pen, maybe a board maker could offer up a board, if I attend Id be happy to offer up a set of chairs as a giveawy.

this is touchy, but perhaps someone here with some PR experience can speak with some companies, and although we dont advertise any company, we will make mention of any company's generosity if they offer up a few freebies for the members that attend, and wed be more than happy to post pictures.
there are 1000s of hard core woodworkers on this site, wed appreciate any freebies.
(this all has to be cleared with management, this is only my ideas)

food-this is way up in the air. The host will make those decisions, but with plenty of time in advance, anyone can email the host and mention if they have any special dietary needs. Not a big deal, but maybe more people would feel a bit more comfortable in attending.

It would be nice to have some of the younger members here attend, bring the kiddies, maybe the host has a pool, or a park nearby.

there are alot of things that can make this another great event like the one at larrys, so members have to chime in and most of all, start posting you like the idea and will attend so we get some kind of idea.
Maybe someone can post a poll thread, leave it up for a month or so to see if wed get enough interest.

I know its the holiday season, and alot of people have alot of other things on their minds, but to plan and plan it right, now is the time to start tossing ideas out here.

think it over, please respond here and come up with ideas.

anyone who is interested in hosting an event like this on either coast, or even middle of the country, please speak up.

2 more things-
I would have no problem hosting. None at all. I live in south nassau county Long Island NY, Im 45 minutes from George Washington bridge, and 40 minutes from Verrazano bridge so you have an idea.

I already have a menu planned out if I host, nothing fancy at all, if you expect steak, you will be dissapointed. Some 6 foot heros, some baked ziti, NY pizza, salads, trimmings, chips, dips, fruit, (if kids attend, I will have a popcorn machine, maybe a slushy machine, candy to keep them wired all day, Id kick up the grill to make them hot dogs and burgers, and Id make sure my son would hook up one of the new TV systems with dozens of games so they can keep busy if they dont want to go to the park.
Like I said, would be nice to see some of the younger members attend also. (Id also have no problem with anyone wanted to stay a bit later and Id offer up an outdoor movie night, after 9pm, on a 12 foot screen, just has to be a family oriented movie)

I own a tiny house, but I have one bedroom free, can put air mattresses in there(Only a twin bed), and I can clean out the other spare bedroom and get a mattress in there, and I have a small den that can hold a mattress or two.
There are plenty of hotels near me, but Im sure july august on a saturday night the prices are ridiculous.

ok, Ive put whats on my mind out there, if there is enough interest over the next month, we can start planning something.

my wife is on board with this, so I have enough help with her and my children getting things set up over here.

please remember, these are my ideas, and no way represent the owners of this site. this all has to be cleared with management, something i brought up with other moderators an administrators.

Source: http://familywoodworking.org/forums/showthread.php?28950-2013-tour-de-wood-gathering

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Catalonia faces key test over bid to split from Spain

Emilio Morenatti / AP

Supporters of center-right Catalan Nationalist Coalition leader Artur Mas wave pro-independence "estelada" flags during a campaign meeting in Barcelona, Spain, Thursday.

By The Associated Press

GIRONA, Spain --?As in towns across this wealthy northeastern region, the maze-like cobblestone streets of Girona's medieval quarter are fluttering with flags in favor of Catalonia's independence.

But while the separatist dream of millions has never felt so close to becoming a reality, independence fervor is now coming up against the cold, hard facts of what breaking free could mean.

For this Spanish region famed for its trading prowess might be shut out of the European Union for years, a huge hurdle to doing business with its most important trading partners.

EU officials say an independent Catalonia would face the same membership conditions of any other candidate nation.?

Catalonia holds elections on Sunday that will be seen as a test of the regional government's plans to hold a referendum on independence, and one of the key issues emerging is the theoretical place of a free Catalonia in Europe.?

A survey published by El Pais newspaper this month showed that while nearly half of Catalans support independence, the number drops to 37 percent if it means being out of the EU.?

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Tough membership conditions aren't the only thing possibly standing in the way. The European Union's treaty states that each of the 27 member states can veto a candidate nation's accession, so a vengeful Spain could block Catalonia's entry.?

"Now we want to be a state inside Europe," said Josep Matamala, who helped create a banner combining a pro-EU slogan with the red-and-yellow stripes, blue triangle and white star of the "estelada" flag that symbolizes Catalonia's independence drive.?

'We trust Europe'
Catalonia's regional president Artur Mas, who is leading the independence charge, has voiced optimism ? perhaps wishful thinking ? that an independent Catalonia would be swiftly embraced into the EU fold.

In a recent speech in Brussels, he declared: "Catalonia has never in its history let Europe down, now we trust Europe will not let us down."?

Some pro-independence voters simply can't fathom being cast out of the EU. "I imagine that if faced with a majority of Catalans who vote yes for independence in a referendum, (the EU) wouldn't be able to turn its back on us," said 35-year-old Girona music teacher Merce Escarra.?

In 2010, Escarra was featured in the local press when she was asked by the owner of the building where she lives to remove the "estelada" flag from her balcony. "I said I had a legitimate right to protest and left it up, and it has been there ever since," she said.?

Two years later it is difficult to find a building in Girona that isn't bedecked with the red-and-yellow Catalan flag or the pro-independence "estelada."?

"Now there has been a boom in the pro-independence movement," Escarra said.

Money, neglect and language
Her reasons for wanting independence are representative of millions of Catalans: The region pays more than it receives back in taxes; its infrastructure has been neglected by the central government; and independence would ensure the survival of the Catalan language.?

While most of Catalonia's business community is taking a wait-and-see attitude, Jose Manuel Lara, the president of media giant Planeta, said he would move his company from Barcelona to Spain if Catalonia went independent, in order to remain based in the EU.?

Ramon Tremosa, a European parliament member from Mas' pro-independence party, said that Catalonia's fate would hinge on pressure being applied on Spain by other European powers and the multinational companies established in Catalonia, which would be anxious for a quick return to business as usual.?

"I can't imagine the 4,000 multinationals (in Catalonia) allowing themselves to be expelled from the EU, from the euro and the free movement of goods and capital, it's not realistic," Tremosa told The Associated Press. "Spain would not be able to stop it because it is heading toward a bailout."?

European law experts were uncertain about how quickly an independent Catalonia could join the EU.

Nicolas Zambrana, professor of international law at the University of Navarra, was pessimistic. "Spain would be in a good position to prevent Catalonia from returning to the EU," he said.?

And the idea of a fledgling Catalan state left out in the European cold is giving some independence supporters second thoughts.?

"It worries me," said Monica Casares, a 41-year-old mother of two who lives just north of Barcelona. "Taking into account that we would face a Spanish boycott on Catalan products for sure, and that we would also have to pay more on exports, we would have a big problem."?

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South Africa spent $3 billion on 2010 World Cup

FILE - In this June 24, 2010 file photo, from left, Japan's Yuji Nakazawa, Marcus Tulio Tanaka, Yasuyuki Konno, and Makoto Hasebe celebrate following the World Cup group E soccer match between Denmark and Japan at Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg, South Africa. Japan was the first nation to qualify for both the 2006 and 2010 World Cups, and the Asian champion could achieve the feat for a third straight tournament with a win at Oman on Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth, File)

FILE - In this June 24, 2010 file photo, from left, Japan's Yuji Nakazawa, Marcus Tulio Tanaka, Yasuyuki Konno, and Makoto Hasebe celebrate following the World Cup group E soccer match between Denmark and Japan at Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg, South Africa. Japan was the first nation to qualify for both the 2006 and 2010 World Cups, and the Asian champion could achieve the feat for a third straight tournament with a win at Oman on Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth, File)

(AP) ? South Africa spent more than $3 billion on the 2010 World Cup, and in return gained an "intangible legacy" from the first world soccer showpiece in Africa, the country's government said Friday in its final report on the tournament.

In the "2010 FIFA World Cup Country Report," released nearly 2? years after the event, South Africa's government said it spent $1.1 billion on building and upgrading stadiums alone.

Transport was the biggest cost, with $1.3 billion dedicated to improving road, rail and air links and a further $392 million on the country's main ports of entry.

In the absence of any final definitive figures on how much South Africa earned in total from being the host, the report said the World Cup had left an intangible legacy of pride and unity among South Africans and had changed the country's image as undeveloped, crime-ridden and dangerous in the eyes of the rest of the world.

"To top it all, we didn't have lions roaming the streets and we did have ATMs," the report, published by the ministry of sport, added light-heartedly.

It did predict a $6 billion boost to South Africa's economy as a result of the monthlong World Cup, according to a study by risk analysis and finance company Grant Thornton, but that was a mid to long-term projection.

FIFA reported it made a $631 million profit from the 2007-10 World Cup cycle and earned income of $3.65 billion from 2010 World Cup contracts. FIFA said it spent $1.298 billion on the World Cup in South Africa and also gave $100 million to the World Cup Legacy Trust, a fund that supports grassroots soccer projects.

"The World Cup in South Africa was a huge, huge financial success for Africa, for South Africa and for FIFA," FIFA president Sepp Blatter said in 2011 as the world body published its own financial report.

While critics have said that such a huge outlay on a 30-day sports event was impractical for South Africa ? and the final word on whether it was an economic success was still pending ? the government could argue that it had already earned over $400 million from the more than 300,000 tourists that visited for the World Cup.

The upgrade to much of South Africa's transport infrastructure was a long-term investment, the government said.

The expensive World Cup stadiums are still underused, however, and some are losing money. The Cape Town Stadium ? reportedly the most expensive of the seven new venues at $600 million ? is in the most trouble.

"This report will also serve as a reference guide and benchmark for planning other major sporting events," South Africa's government said in a statement to introduce the publication, which featured the 2010 World Cup logo and was embossed with shiny gold letters.

South Africa has said it is considering a bid to host the 2024 Summer Olympics.

Associated Press

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Friday, November 23, 2012

Mobile Sales Up On Thanksgiving - Business Insider

ebay shoppingMobile payment volume around the world on Thanksgiving increased by 173% compared to last year, according to new data from eBay's PayPal division.

GSI, like PayPal a unit of eBay that helps large retailers sell online, saw a 170% increase in mobile sales compared to 2011.?eBay's core marketplace?saw a 133% increase in mobile volume compared to Thanksgiving 2011.

Mobile customers did the most shopping between 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. PST, according to PayPal. Shoppers in Houston, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, and New York made the most mobile purchases through PayPal.

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Source: http://www.businessinsider.com/mobile-sales-up-on-thanksgiving-2012-11

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Understanding The Components Of Detoxification With Ibogaine

Many have already testified to the efficacy of the Ibogaine treatment. Compared to the other drug treatment programs offered by rehabilitation facilities, detoxification with Ibogaine as a treatment has been proven to yield a higher success rate.

Ibogaine is a naturally occurring medication derived from the root bark of the Taberanthe Iboga shrub which only grows in Central West African countries. It has anti-addictive properties that aid drug patients through the withdrawal process of their treatment for addiction, and restoring the brain's neurochemistry to its original functioning. Ibogaine is known to be the most humane drug detox in the world mainly because it's all natural and it does not subject the patient to a horrifying withdrawal experience. Typically, drug patients' bodies react negatively to the deprivation of the substances they were accustomed to taking frequently or at large doses, but with Ibogaine, they will experience none of the withdrawal symptoms.

The Ibogaine natural detox program is considered the perfect starting point towards the journey to complete freedom from addiction. It lays a solid foundation of healthy habits that the patient can carry on with throughout his life. Its components include:

1. The administering of Ibogaine. This prevents withdrawal symptoms and restores the balance of the brain's chemical make-up.

2. Natural supplements like minerals, oils, vitamins, etc. These restore the body's lost nutrients due to substance abuse.

3. Exercise or physical activities. These are necessary for improving blood circulation which will properly distribute healing oxygen throughout the body.

4. Organic fruits and vegetables for a balanced diet. Foods rich in nutrients and fiber are great for the development of a healthy body with a strong auto-immune system.

5. Doctor-recommended detox hikes to eliminate existing toxins. This will also help in creating stronger muscles that may have atrophied due to the drug-dependent lifestyle of the patient.

6. Electrolytes for rehydration. Substance abuse depletes the body of moisture and most drug patients have very low electrolytes in their bodies. Also, the detox program can also rid the body of electrolytes, which may cause great physical discomfort such as muscle spasms or cramps, nausea and weakness. Electrolytes are present in foods rich in potassium like apples, bananas and moringa.

Ibogaine stays on the receptor sites for six months and within this time span all old cravings cease. For most drug programs, the six-month period is most crucial for patients because it's so easy to revert to their old ways and fall back into addiction. However, with this special ability of Ibogaine, making drug addiction a thing of the past is now much easier.

Many have already testified to the efficacy of the Ibogaine treatment. Compared to the other drug treatment programs offered by rehabilitation facilities, detoxification with Ibogaine as a treatment has been proven to yield a higher success rate.

Source: http://articles.submityourarticle.com/understanding-the-components-of-detoxification-with-ibogaine-304316

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