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Ishq:Fails to Get It's Meaning..!

Movie Review: Nithiin is back on the big screen after years, in director Vikram Kumar's " Ishq" also starring Nithya Menen. Rahul (Nithiin) who is studying in Delhi travels to Hyderabad to see his parents and Priya (Nithya Menen) is heading to Hyderabad to visit her brother Shiva (Ajay). Both are on the same flight and after fighting over some petty issues, they end up getting along quite well. As fate or rather Mother Nature has it, the flight is forced to land in Goa, instead of Hyderabad, due to bad weather. The two have an extra day together, during which they fall in love. When they fly back to Hyderabad, they discover that Priya's brother, Shiva (Ajay), who is at the airport to receive her and Rahul have been enemies for a long time. And so, when Rahul tells Shiva that he loves his sister and wants to marry her, hell breaks loose. Will the two lovers ever unite?The rest of the plot unravels the story. While director Vikram Kumar's first Telugu movie, "I...

Was Einstein wrong - or was the cable loose?

The world of science was upended last year when an experiment appeared to show one of Einstein's fundamental theories was wrong - but now the lab behind it says the result could have been caused by a loose cable. Physicists at the CERN laboratory near Genevaappeared to contradict Albert Einstein last year when they reported that sub-atomic particlescalled neutrinos could travel fractions of a second faster than light. Einstein had said nothing could ever travel faster than light, and doing so would be like traveling back in time. But James Gillies, a spokesman for CERN, said on Wednesday the lab's startling result was now in doubt. Earlier on Wednesday, ScienceInsider, a website run by the respected American Association for the Advancement of Science, reported that the surprising result was down to a loose fibre optic cable linking a Global Positioning System satellite receiver to a computer. Gillies confirmed that a flaw in the GPS system was now suspected as a possible cause ...

Top Three Interview Questions..!

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The only three true job interview questions are: 1. Can you do the job? 2. Will you love the job? 3. Can we tolerate working with you? That’s it. Those three. Think back, every question you’ve ever posed to others or had asked of you in a job interview is a subset of a deeper in-depth follow-up to one of these three key questions. Each question potentially may be asked using different words, but every question, however it is phrased, is just a variation on one of these topics: Strengths, Motivation, and Fit. Can You Do the Job? – Strengths Executive Search firm Heidrick & Struggles CEO, Kevin Kelly explained to me that it’s not just about the technical skills, but also about leadership and interpersonal strengths. Technical skills help you climb the ladder. As you get there, managing up, down and across become more important. You can’t tell by looking at a piece of paper what some of the strengths and weaknesses really are…We ask for specific examples of not only what’s be...

'Businessman' throws rules to the winds..!

HYDERABAD: Whether 'Businessman' that is being touted as the 'biggest box office hit' in the 81-year-old history of the Telugu film industry' is the subject matter of debate, but surely Mahesh Babu-starrer is breaking rules. The movie has violated provisions of the Cinematograph Act and the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has been taken for a ride. This pertains to the title of the movie. The CBFC cleared the movie with the title 'The Businessman' but the filmmakers have dropped 'The' on their own. The publicity of the film is being done without the definite article. In fact, the Andhra Pradesh Film Chamber of Commerce, too, through a letter on January 1, 2011 had cleared the registration of the film title as 'The Businessman'. The title was also renewed up to April 22, 2012. However, the definite article is missing from the posters and other publicity material of the movie which was released on January 13. Curiou...

Valentine’s Day Savings: 20 Ideas to Spend Less..!

While the origins of Valentine’s Day show it as a day to celebrate love and romance, today, centuries later, it’s a day as much about spending money on your loved ones as it is about showing them your love. Last year, couples spent $1.7 billion on flowers, $3.4 billion on dining out and $3.5 billion on jewelry, according to a survey released by CouponCabin.com. Men spent about $160 on their valentine, while women spent nearly $75 on theirs, the survey found. And this year, total spending will hit $17.6 billion, according to the National Retail Federation. Despite the statistics, showing your love doesn’t mean you have to blow your budget. Try these 20 low-cost ideas for turning your Feb. 14 back into a celebration full of love, not an empty bank account. Take a hike or a walk on the beach, or just get outside to enjoy whatever environment in which you live. Treat your loved one to breakfast in bed. Make paper flowers full of heartfelt messages your loved one can keep instead of spendin...

The 2012 pole shift has started

When I first started the website December212012.com back in August 2005, I warned you about a coming pole shift. At that time the earth’s magnetic pole was about 2 to 3 degrees to the right of true geographic north. Scientists have now determined that the magnetic poles has moved even further north and will continue to move causing major concerns. On January 7th the main stream media informed us that this slow but steady shift is having an effect on the airline industry. As a result, the Tampa International airport and airports around the world are being forced to make changes to their runway marking to adjust for this irregularity of onboard composes. Please view this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akBvr_ZUCro&feature=player_embedded&noredirect=1 Let me try to explain what is going on. Envision the earth itself as a clock, and the internal magnetic poles of the earth as the hands on that clock. The hands of this clock were originally pointing geographically at 12 o’cloc...