Tired of working in that boring office? Want a good pay? Then go out and get a job in one of these 10 jobs with good pay and working benefits but less office-like conditions. These jobs are the "road less traveled" but with great pay within a short time.
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Sunday, May 11, 2008
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Asian Nuclear Reactors - Rise of the Tiger
India's nuclear reactors are the most unique in the world because it can work using Thorium with extremely small amounts of Uranium, making India a self-sufficient nuclear power without the need for International Help. In fact, India's nuclear reactors (both military and civilian) are “home grown” entirely without foreign aid because of UN and US sanctions on India due to its failure to sign the NPT.
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Friday, May 9, 2008
Suleman's Michael Jackson Perfomance
Britain's Got Talent - Michael Jackson. Suleman Mirza performing a brilliant act on Britain's Got Talent.
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Dietary Customs in India
Dietary customs around India is as variant as the cultures around India. From the southern state of Kerala to the northern tip of Kashmir, India's food styles are as variant and vibrant as the people of India. However, among all this diversity, a pattern emerges. You will easily notice that Rice and grain products are the staple food, the backbone, of Indian cuisine.
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Virtues and Why they are Important
Virtues are the many gifts given to us by the Holy Spirit by means of sanctifying grace. This special gift of grace is given to us freely by God and thus allows us to become children of God - Sharers in his divine nature.
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Interpersonal Communication Skills
Communication is an essential key ingredient in today's medical field, as numerous professionals and patients strive to build a trusting and open relationship with each other. The main purpose is for one to build the kind of relationship that result in improved patient care and outcomes.
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Moral Obligation for Society to Provide Health Care
Is there a moral obligation for society to provide adequate access to health care for all its citizens? There is a need to improve Health Care in America using moral and ethical theories. This is not to advocate a "Universal Health Care Policy" or to argue whether or not Health Care is a "red" (Republican) or "blue" (Democrat) issue. The need to improve our Health Care system is a universal right that every American deserves and guaranteed under the constitution - yet it has not been fixed or improved.
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Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Plight of Refugees
This shows the plight of the Afghan Refugees from Pakistan and other areas. The situation is truly sad and the pictures are a MUST see!
India launches ballistic missile
India has test-fired its longest-range nuclear-capable ballistic missile, Agni-III, officials said.
The surface-to-surface missile was test-fired off the coast of Orissa state in eastern India.
With a range of more than 3,000km (1,865 miles), the missile could hit targets as far off as Beijing and Shanghai, analysts say.
The Agni-III is India's most sophisticated long-range missile. It was successfully test-fired last year.
Indian defence spokesman Group Captain Ramesh Kumar Das said the latest test was launched from the interim test range at the Wheeler's Island in the Bay of Bengal.
The intermediate range ballistic missile is capable of carrying a 1.5-tonne nuclear payload.
When deployed, it will boost India's second-strike capability as it can be launched from anywhere using a mobile launcher.
It will need a few more tests before it can be inducted into the armed forces, Group Captain Das said.
Possession of the Agni-III will give India deep strike capability because it would have Chinese cities like Beijing and Shanghai and the US island base of Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean well within its striking range.
The Agni-II missile, already tested and deployed, has a range of 2,000km (1,243 miles).
The Agni-1 has a range of 750km (466 miles).
The Agni (literally "fire" in Hindi and Sanskrit) missile family is believed to be the mainstay of the Indian missile-based strategic nuclear deterrence, Group Captain Das said.
He said the Agni family would continue to expand its stable, providing a breadth of payload and range capabilities.
The surface-to-surface missile was test-fired off the coast of Orissa state in eastern India.
With a range of more than 3,000km (1,865 miles), the missile could hit targets as far off as Beijing and Shanghai, analysts say.
The Agni-III is India's most sophisticated long-range missile. It was successfully test-fired last year.
Indian defence spokesman Group Captain Ramesh Kumar Das said the latest test was launched from the interim test range at the Wheeler's Island in the Bay of Bengal.
The intermediate range ballistic missile is capable of carrying a 1.5-tonne nuclear payload.
When deployed, it will boost India's second-strike capability as it can be launched from anywhere using a mobile launcher.
It will need a few more tests before it can be inducted into the armed forces, Group Captain Das said.
Possession of the Agni-III will give India deep strike capability because it would have Chinese cities like Beijing and Shanghai and the US island base of Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean well within its striking range.
The Agni-II missile, already tested and deployed, has a range of 2,000km (1,243 miles).
The Agni-1 has a range of 750km (466 miles).
The Agni (literally "fire" in Hindi and Sanskrit) missile family is believed to be the mainstay of the Indian missile-based strategic nuclear deterrence, Group Captain Das said.
He said the Agni family would continue to expand its stable, providing a breadth of payload and range capabilities.
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