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Today’s Bonus: Tongue-twister
According to Guinness Book of world records, the most difficult tongue-twister is
“The sixth sick Sheikh’s sixth sheep’s sick”.
Today, I opened up a diary which I had written when I was in school days to college days. Pretty cool! I think the interest to blog is basically because, the passion to write about small stuffs has been there in me, from those days itself J
What an innings by Chennai Superkings…
But there was no Tamil Superstars who were shown during this innings in TV. Probably, there should be huge number of KWood stars out there in the crowd.
Well, my boss tells…
When you are inexperienced, your strength takes you up
When you are experienced, your weakness hinders your growth
The best place to see corruption in India is any RTO office from Jammu to KK… Isn’t it? No wonder, Sankar selected the same for his corruption campaign in movie Hindustani/Indian. People just have aspirations/ambition to become a brake inspectorJ
Something for our knowledge – The BAKTUN is the completion of Mayan calendar. And it’s next end cycle is Dec 21, 2012
Your mind decides on how much you want to eat & if you feel hungry after eating then its again b’coz of your mind…
I was recollecting some of my life’s embarrassing moments – One was when a friend visited me at my UG hostel & the confusion that happened at that time between canteen & mess.
Airtel’s logo for the new brand image symbol is Wave!
I don’t really feel that to be a deserving name…
Well, seems like Mamata may gain admiration from janta, by her way of working on things as CM. Well, she is ready to wait in traffic signal too.
How Cognizant has been performing & consistently growing
While Cognizant deepened client engagements, Wipro saw an increase in customer churn and lost a few customers, and Infosys continued to focus on big accounts and neglected small clients. “Cognizant has been very aggressive on its sales and marketing efforts. Wipro and Infosys lagged behind in this area,” said Alok Shende, director and principal analyst, Ascentius Consulting.
The best thing about this article, is the user community comments at the end of the same which claims that most of the EEE & ECE branched engineers are still struggling to get good job in hand.
Well, the charter flight was to save life of one 20 year old but ultimately it ended up in taking lives of 10 people, crash landing in Faridabad… What a pity!
The GMAT course work & the strategic approach done by “Manhattan Review” - in Hyderabad (not the same Manhattan who publishes GMAT books) is pretty good. Though I didn’t go thru’ the course, their timetable and the way they have organized the questions from the Official Guide & their course work for categorically executing the plan should definitely be acknowledged.
Recently, one of my friends was advising around … If you take GMAT, don’t plan for 700 because everyone wants that 700. Better plan for 710 & fight for the same.
Well, thought Krittika’s case against NY is just ‘another’ one, but it seems it’s gaining heavy momentum & support!
Obviously, the issue is the guilty Chinese guy is let off, while she underwent the trauma…So, why not?
