Jus some random pics , while testing out a something
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
THE CHANGING LABOUR CLIMATE
#CBSA
For the second year in a row, the most sought-after workers are people in skilled manual trades, Manpower Canada found in its survey of 1,742 employers in the country. Nearly a third of them say positions are getting harder to fill….
WHAT'S HOT
1. Skilled manual trades
2. Sales representatives
3. Engineers
4. Accounting and finance
5. Labourers
6. Nurses
7. Teachers
8. Drivers
9. Machinists/Machine Operators
10. Secretaries, administrative assistants, office support…
Monday, April 21, 2008
Fix for Twitter Cache problem
If you are having problems not seeing all your Friends updates in your Twitter page, then Follow someone you are not already following. And then un-follow them. Refresh your Twitter page and you're all set. Cache will be fixed.
Friday, April 18, 2008
Making coke in Colombia
The process of making coke in the Colombian deep jungle. Although it's a pro-gerrilla documentary, it's very interesting.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
#CBSA -Whats this stupid guy posting twitter ??
I just got dm'ed on twitter and was asked what the heck was I posting on twitter with the #CBSA tag.
For them that dont know, CBSA stands for Canada Border Security Agency. Every evening I get an email with Dbriefs on certain talks points on whats happening. This is non sensitive information and I began using hashtags to shift thru the data and use twitter to distribute some infonuggets. I do this nearly everyday at between 4-5PM Mon- Fri.
I am the lone ranger (at least for now) that uses hashtags to keep track of these nuggets of info. Take a look at the cull of the hashTag #CBSA
For them that dont know, CBSA stands for Canada Border Security Agency. Every evening I get an email with Dbriefs on certain talks points on whats happening. This is non sensitive information and I began using hashtags to shift thru the data and use twitter to distribute some infonuggets. I do this nearly everyday at between 4-5PM Mon- Fri.
I am the lone ranger (at least for now) that uses hashtags to keep track of these nuggets of info. Take a look at the cull of the hashTag #CBSA
Monday, April 14, 2008
Sunday, April 13, 2008
War of the Clones Babies
This is actualy mondays newsbomb that is hitting me on sunday evening !!
"A new form of cloning has been developed that is easier to carry out than the technique used to create Dolly the sheep, raising fears that it may one day be used on human embryos to produce "designer" babies."
"A new form of cloning has been developed that is easier to carry out than the technique used to create Dolly the sheep, raising fears that it may one day be used on human embryos to produce "designer" babies."
one more reason to Put her Down !!
yeah difficult to work - as she want so perch and play with the string on my jacket !! Thank Gawd I Lv her- b'coz I don't eally always like her !!
After Pennsylvania
nice Read from a Posting of all places in Scotland. (Of course theres a think tank on international poloicy there :)-
The ScotsMan projects that Carter and Gore will endorse Obama and while at it, they also do a mini take away of the 22nd course !
The ScotsMan projects that Carter and Gore will endorse Obama and while at it, they also do a mini take away of the 22nd course !
Possible outcomes of the crucial Democrat primary of April 22.
1. Clinton wins big
A win of 20 points or more over Obama in Pennsylvania would keep Clinton's campaign alive. She would also have to replicate this result in the nine states still to vote, narrowing the gap with her rival and convincing the all-important party superdelegates to choose her as nominee.
2. Clinton wins small
A victory in single digits, in a state where Clinton was once 20 points ahead, would make little difference to Obama's lead. Yet a win is a win, and she would be likely to try to stay in the race until June, unless superdelegates stepped in.
3. Obama wins small
A single figure victory on Clinton's 'home turf' would cement Obama's claim to the nomination. Superdelegates would be likely to declare him the nominee before June.
4. Convincing win for Obama
A double-digit Obama victory would be the shock of the primary contest. It would be followed by a stampede of superdelegates rushing to be front of the queue to embrace him.
1. Clinton wins big
A win of 20 points or more over Obama in Pennsylvania would keep Clinton's campaign alive. She would also have to replicate this result in the nine states still to vote, narrowing the gap with her rival and convincing the all-important party superdelegates to choose her as nominee.
2. Clinton wins small
A victory in single digits, in a state where Clinton was once 20 points ahead, would make little difference to Obama's lead. Yet a win is a win, and she would be likely to try to stay in the race until June, unless superdelegates stepped in.
3. Obama wins small
A single figure victory on Clinton's 'home turf' would cement Obama's claim to the nomination. Superdelegates would be likely to declare him the nominee before June.
4. Convincing win for Obama
A double-digit Obama victory would be the shock of the primary contest. It would be followed by a stampede of superdelegates rushing to be front of the queue to embrace him.
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