Abhi Na Jao Chor Kar Kay Dil Abhi Bhra Nahin

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Turkish Airline to fly high with Pakistanis

 

Islamabad: Turkish and Pakistan ministers decided to increase the coordination in the aviation and airline businesses to decrease the influence of gulf airlines in the region with the state-of-the-art air technologies to heat up healthy competition in the market.

A sequel meeting was held between the Minister of State and Chairman Board of Investment Saleem H. Mandviwalla and Mr. Binali Yildirm Minister of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communication during the visit of Turkish Prime Minster to Pakistan.

MOS/Chairman BOI apprised the Turkish Minister that BoI is leading a delegation of Pakistani businessmen and will conduct “Road Shows” in various cities of Turkey possibly during Sep-Oct 2012, to attract investment in various sectors particularly its airline.

Turkish Minister briefed the MOS/Chairman BOI that Turkey’s largely free-market economy is increasingly driven by its industry and service sectors, although its traditional agriculture sector still accounts for about 25% of employment.

An aggressive privatization program has reduced state involvement in basic industry, banking, transport, and communication, and an emerging cadre of middle-class entrepreneurs is adding dynamism to the economy and expanding production beyond the traditional textiles and clothing sectors. The automotive, construction, and electronics industries, are rising in importance and have surpassed textiles within Turkey’s export mix.

Global economic conditions and tighter fiscal policy caused GDP to contract in 2009, but Turkey’s well-regulated financial markets and banking system helped the country weather the global financial crisis and GDP rebounded strongly to 8.2% in 2010, as exports returned to normal levels following the recession.

BOI has signed a bilateral investment treaty with Turkey today and BOI has also coordinated the signing of MoU for Solid Waste Management between Govt. of Sindh and Albayrak Group, Turkey.

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Ghazala Batool an employee of Pakistan International Airlines died today Blood war in karachi

NAME: GHAZALA BATOOL

DESIGNATION: SENIOR OFFICER

DIVISIONS: PUBLIC AFFAIRS

SECTION:ADVERTISING

DEPARTMENT:   M.D SECRETARIAT

GHAZALA BATOOL

ghazala.batool@piac.aero

A woman killed during the clashes was later identified as Ghazala Batool, an employee of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA).

I am requested to all to pray for her and her family thanks

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12 killed, 25 hurt in Karachi after firing on Awami Tehrik rally

 

KARACHI: At least 12 people were killed and 25 more were wounded on Tuesday after unknown gunmen opened fire on a political rally in Karachi, triggering violence.
Markets and shops were immediately closed in Bolton Market and surrounding areas. Some unknown miscreants torched several vehicles including motor-bikes and cars in same areas.
The ‘Save Sindh’ rally, called by Awami Tehrik and supported by many other parties, was taken out from Lyari. When the rally arrived near Napier area of Lea Market, some unknown miscreants started indiscrminate firing and burning properties and vehicles.
Initially, seven persons included two journalists and women sustained injuries but gradually their number continued rising and many lost their lives in the violence. Gradually firing victims death toll mounted to 11 and number of injured to 25. In the mean time three dozen vehicles including cars and motor-bikes were also set on fire.
Participants of the rally staged a symbolic sit-in protest at Napier Road against the firing.
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz's (PML-N) Marvi Memon, who was also present in the rally, termed the rally as ‘peaceful’.
The entire Red Zone comprising Sindh Assembly, Sindh Secreteriate, sindh High court, Sindh CM House and other adjacent areas was blocked with containers by the police.
The Awami Tehreek called for a wheel jam strike tomorrow against miscreants firing and innocent people's killings during today's peaceful rally. SAMAA

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Pakistan Forex Rates 20 May 2012

FOREX RATES Pakistan Open Market Forex Rates Updated at : 21/5/2012 4:53 PM (PST)
Currency	Buying	Selling
Australian Dollar	90	91.5
Canadian Dollar	89.8	91.5
China Yuan	13	13.5
Euro	117.2	119.1
Japanese Yen	1.135	1.145
Saudi Riyal	24.45	24.65
U.A.E Dirham	25	25.2
UK Pound Sterling	145.5	146.5
US Dollar	92	92.2

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Thinks there is nothing more trashy than a woman who goes for another woman's man.

Quote of the day 

Thinks there is nothing more trashy than a woman who goes for another woman's man.

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Pakistani actress among 13 girls, 31 boys arrested in sex party

Lahore: Police on Sunday held 44 people including 13 girls and 31 boys for indulging in obscene activities in Lahore.

According to details,Chohang police raided Assad Guest House, located at Sher Shah Colony and arrested the girls and boys, who were fully drunk and busy in sexual activities.

Sources said that those who were arrested also included  actress Nirma and 12 models.

Some of the arrested girls were identified as Aisha, Tahira, Surayya,Madiha, Salma, Sadaf Akram, Rabia, Nourin, Shabana.

While some of the boys were identified as Yasir Ali, Waqas, Imran Ashiq, Wasim Shehzad and Qaiser.

Police said that a large quantity of liquor was  also seized during the raid, adding that most of the arrested boys and girls belongs to families of government officers, traders and industrialists.

However, it is yet not clear the arrested boys and girls have been presented before any court of law or have been released due to their influence.

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Mathira signed for a role in bollywood for Salman Khan`s movie

Mathira revealed about her upcoming project in Bollywood on Geo`s Mother`s Day 

transmission. She has signed a deal of role in bollywood for Salman Khan`s movie. 

According to our sources, it is main role, still we are waiting for official news. For Now, 

Mathira is unstoppable!

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Germany united by nudity, divided by attitude

Citizens of the former West and East Germany share many well-established customs, including naturism. But does a relaxed attitude to naked bodies mask some division over the freedom of women?

Sex in Germany, I imagine, is much the same as sex everywhere else.

It was, as we know, invented in the 60s, probably in California, and since then the techniques involved are probably pretty universal.

But attitudes to sex and sexuality and nakedness are not. And in Germany, I have to tell you that I have been surprised.

Not least when I was in the changing room of the gym to which I go.

There I was, naked from the waist down - very naked - wrestling to get a T-shirt off my head, and the T-shirt was wrestling back.

When I finally pulled the thing off, there before me was a woman - a pretty woman - in her 20s pushing her broom at my feet.

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This very real vision was the female cleaner in the male changing-room. Our eyes met. I blushed. She pushed on blithely, unconcerned.

Or when I went into the local sauna bath, which every neighbourhood has.

My German friends told me that nakedness was de rigueur, so into the cabin I went to find two young, naked women. They looked at me. I looked at the ceiling.

Germans - or at least Germans in the non-Catholic north of the country - say that the sight of the nude body is completely normal - natural, as they put it.

Why, they ask, would one wear a dirty, sweaty swimming costume? And, they say, being naked is nothing to do with sex. There is never a stir or a twitch of a sexual nature.

To which I say: hmmm.

My scepticism was shared, by the way, by both the Nazi and Communist regimes.

In East Germany, nude bathing became something of a sign of dissidence, contrary to the exhortation of the Culture Ministry to "protect the eyes of the nation".

Beate Uhse is often credited with changing women's attitudes to sex in 1950s Germany

The Nazis welcomed what Hermann Goering referred to as the "healing power of sun and air" in making a strong nation, but he did disapprove of public nudity which he called a "cultural error" that threatened female modesty.

Both regimes lost the argument. And demographics did the rest. In the rubble after World War II, there were seven million more German women than men.

And in this atmosphere, an industry grew up which was very different from that in other Western countries, one much more aimed at women.

Germany had a well-developed mail-order industry - and it had exactly the right woman to exploit it.

Beate Uhse had been a pilot in the Luftwaffe - as a woman she had not been allowed to fight but she did pilot planes to the front line.

After the war, as the daughter of a doctor, she was beset by friends who wanted to know how not to get pregnant.

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My East German female friends tell me that the independence of women continued in the East of the country far more than in the West”

She started providing them with condoms and with advice on how she thought men could be kept happy. It became what is still one of Germany's most successful businesses.

All this has been described by the historian Elizabeth Heineman, who told me that because the business was mail-order, women were not inhibited from buying.

Particularly in the catholic South, they would not go into a shop but they would order from a catalogue.

Elizabeth told me that German women emerged from the war particularly independent and strong because the absence of men was so stark, but in the west of the country traditional roles were gradually re-asserted.

Not so, though, in East Germany.

Simone Schmollack writes for the Tageszeitung and a magazine - a women's magazine - called Die Magazin which was founded in 1929 and continued in East Germany throughout the years of Communism.

Do cultural differences remain 20 years after the Berlin Wall fell?

She told me that women in the East - and she was one - had genuine economic independence and that gave them a strength in their relations with men.

Now that the Wall is down, cultural frictions are emerging.

Here is the way she put it: "When Western men go out with Eastern women, they - the men - sometimes have problems.

"Eastern women are so cool, the Westerners think. So independent. So free with sex. But then they want them to be stay-at-home, too".

So speaks an East German woman.

With such a mix of regimes and attitudes and cataclysmic shocks to relationships, there is confusion in the unified Germany over the roles of men and women.

Nowhere more so, I think, than when a sweaty, naked Brit strays into a gym or a sauna bath.

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10 Interviewing Rules Tips

You should prepare in advance to attend any interview. No matter how great your educational achievements or knowledge you have. Below is a list that you have to go through.

Check yourself on these 10 basic points before you go on that all-important interview.

1. Do Your Research

Researching the company before the interview and learning as much as possible about its services, products, customers and competition will give you an edge in understanding and addressing the company’s needs. The more you know about the company and what it stands for, the better chance you have of selling yourself in the interview. You also should find out about the company’s culture to gain insight into your potential happiness on the job.

2. Look Sharp

Select what to wear to the interview. Depending on the industry and position, get out your best interview clothes and check them over for spots and wrinkles. Even if the company has a casual environment, you don’t want to look like you slept in your outfit. Above all, dress for confidence. If you feel good, others will respond to you accordingly.

3. Be Prepared

Bring along a folder containing extra copies of your resume, a copy of your references and paper to take notes. You should also have questions prepared to ask at the end of the interview. For extra assurance, print a copy of Monster’s handy interview take-along checklist.

4. Be on Time

Never arrive late to an interview. Allow extra time to arrive early in the vicinity, allowing for factors like getting lost. Enter the building 10 to 15 minutes before the interview.

5. Show Enthusiasm

A firm handshake and plenty of eye contact demonstrate confidence. Speak distinctly in a confident voice, even though you may feel shaky.

6. Listen

One of the most neglected interview skills is listening. Make sure you are not only listening, but also reading between the lines. Sometimes what is not said is just as important as what is said.

7. Answer the Question Asked

Candidates often don’t think about whether they are actually answering the questions their interviewers ask. Make sure you understand what is being asked, and get further clarification if you are unsure.

8. Give Specific Examples

One specific example of your background is worth 50 vague stories. Prepare your stories before the interview. Give examples that highlight your successes and uniqueness. Your past behavior can indicate your future performance.

9. Ask Questions

Many interviewees don’t ask questions and miss the opportunity to find out valuable information. The questions you ask indicate your interest in the company or job.

10. Follow Up

Whether it’s through email or regular mail, the interview follow-up is one more chance to remind the interviewer of all the valuable traits you bring to the job and company. Don’t miss this last chance to market yourself.

It is important to appear confident and cool for the interview. One way to do that is to be prepared to the best of your ability. There is no way to predict what an interview holds, but by following these important rules you will feel less anxious and will be ready to positively present yourself.

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Veena Malik and Madhukar love, Is another controversy waiting for Pakistani actress?

London: Pakistani starlets Veena Malik is again in limelight with the relation with Director Hemant Madhukar. She was caught in the camera while spending a time with her friend cum director Hemant Madhukar.

With the Swayamvar off air, the sexy starlet is throwing caution to the wind, enjoying her singlehood and very evidently, mingling! Veena spotted Cosying-up to the director of MumbaI 125kms, Hemant Madhukar. And these pictures are surely worth a thousand words.

Sources close to the actress say recent picture of Veena and Madhukar seems as “planned shot” which shows that actress trying to get more exposure for her new assignments.

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Sexual assault Increasing in U.S. Military Women Rape Pentagon Report

Reports of sexual assaults among U.S. military service members rose 11 percent last year, according to a study released by the Pentagon on Tuesday.

Some 3,230 reports of sexual assaults across all of the services were made during fiscal year 2009, which ended on September 30, 2009. That was up from the fiscal year 2008 number of 2,923 sexual assaults reported.

"Research in the civilian community shows that sexual assault is widely underreported, and we believe that is the same in the military," said Kaye Whitley, director of the Defense Department's sexual abuse prevention and response office.

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Time breastfeeding cover sparks controversy

This week's Time magazine cover features Jamie Lynne Grumet, a 26-year-old woman breastfeeding her three-year-old son. Grumet was one of four mothers photographed by Time for a cover story on "attachment parenting," an approach--outlined by 1992's "The Baby Book" by Dr. Bill Sears--that recommends extended breast-feeding, co-sleeping and "baby wearing."

The provoctive cover, published online Thursday, was met with the predictable Twitter jaw-drop.

"Love the Time cover," AllThingsD.com's Peter Kafka wrote. "In the cringiest way possible."

"Anybody else slightly slack-jawed over this week's Time cover?" The Atlantic Wire's Adam Clark Estes rhetorically asked.

"Breastfeeding your 3-year-old is one thing," the Daily News' Bill Hammond wrote. "But putting a picture of him doing it on the cover of Time?"

"Heads up, parents!" John Cannon warned. "If you're planning to take your kids grocery shopping, you will have to explain this Time mag cover."

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Protest Over Katrina Kaif Veet Ad In Pakistan

Sell clothes, not your honour,

PAKISTAN: Protesters in Pakistan have removed the banners and billboards featuring Katrina Kaif’s Veet ad and have replaced them with black banners with the tagline – Sell clothes, not your honour, according to media reports.

The protest campaign has been attributed to unheard of groups such as the  Women Education Society and the Women Professional Forum, said a report.

Apart from Katrina Kaif, Pakistan actor Meera’s ads have met a similar fate. The actor’s Lux ads are blacked out too.

Wonder what could be the reason behind their protest? Dale Bhagwagar, Meera’s PR person in India tries to answer.

“Moral policing the roads in the age of the internet is like asking your toddler not to speak to the neighboring toddler because she has a doll resembling a sex toy. It just doesn’t work,” said Meera’s Bollywood publicist Dale Bhagwagar in a statement.

“In any case, showing off a little skin with a sleeveless blouse or a backless dress, couldn’t be reason enough to black out posters and hoardings,” added the PR official.

Source: Hindustantimes

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Molecule that inhibits estrogen, key risk factor for endometrial, breast cancer found

Washington: Researchers at Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University have discovered a molecule that could lead to new therapies for preventing and treating endometrial and breast cancer and other estrogen-related diseases in humans.

The molecule, discovered in animal studies, inhibits the action of estrogen.

This female hormone plays a key role in the growth, maintenance and repair of reproductive tissues, and fuels the development of endometrial and breast cancers.

The hormones estradiol (the most important form of estrogen) and progesterone prepare the uterus for pregnancy. They trigger a series of cell proliferation and cell differentiation events that prepare the uterine lining (endometrium) for implantation of a fertilized egg.

Although this process is tightly controlled, uterine cells sometimes proliferate abnormally, leading to menstrual irregularities, endometrial polyps, endometriosis, or endometrial cancer – the most common female genital tract malignancy, causing six percent of cancer deaths among women in the U. S. and a higher proportion worldwide.

“The molecular mechanisms that underlie these pathologies are still obscure – and so are the mechanisms involved in normal hormonal regulation of cell proliferation in the endometrium, which is essential for successful pregnancy,” ANI quoted a lead author Jeffrey Pollard, Ph. D., professor of developmental and molecular biology and of obstetrics and gynecology and women’s health at Einstein.

He also holds the Louis Goldstein Swan Chair in Women’s Cancer Research and is the deputy director of the Albert Einstein Cancer Center.

In studies involving rodents, Dr. Pollard discovered that a molecule called KLF15 (Kruppel-like transcription factor-15) controls the actions of estradiol and progesterone in the endometrium by inhibiting the production MCM2, a protein involved in DNA synthesis.

“Our findings raise the possibility that it may be feasible to prevent or treat endometrial and breast cancer and other diseases related to estrogen by promoting the action of KLF15,” said Dr. Pollard.

The findings were published online last month in the PNAS Plus.

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Downtown Dubai in Miniature UAE

Downtown Dubai in Miniature

AMAZING aerial tilt-shift photography of Downtown Dubai area. Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, The Address Hotel and other buildings look like a miniature-scale models. Photography by Mohamed Egami.

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Veena Malik Vulgar Dress for Indian Movies

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lets seee how many slaps she will get 

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Male Female Can't Be Friends With Any Reason?

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LDI Operators Agree to Implement ICH

14 Telecom operators with Long distance and International dialing license have have agreed to establish a centralized landing gateway for internet calls in order to curb grey traffic, reported Express Tribune citing a report by BMA Capital Research.

The gateway, International Clearing House (ICH), will make possible for all LDI operators to get international calls landed to a single technical gateway against the current practice of being handled by 14 Long Distance International (LDI) operators independently and that too at different rates, said the BMA Capital research note issued on Tuesday.

The largest LDI operator PTCL – with a 50% market share – will lead the technical consortium where the entire international traffic will land.

“The other operators will be allotted fixed quota in total industry revenues based on their respective market shares,” says the note.

The idea is to curb grey traffic and at the same time enhance margins on incoming international traffic.

Once the International Clearing House comes into play, the rates for overseas callers may witness a massive jump as any foreign operator terminating calls into Pakistan would have to pay Rs. 7.64 per minute (USc8.4/min).

“PTA issued 14 LDI licenses of which many have been struggling and some have defaulted on their license and debt obligations in the past. This is a lifeline for small, struggling operators but bigger players may not like an agreement that lets others benefit at their cost. Hence, tussles on quota may create problems in the future,” said KASB Securities in a research note. The entire arrangement is expected to be finalized by May 16.

Idea of International Clearing House was first tabled back in 2008, when PTA had proposed a centralized gateway for international traffic for all LDI operators in order to make illegal landing of voice calls impossible.

However, the implementation kept getting delayed for various reasons – mainly the revenue model and modalities of ICH. Even CCP had issued a verdict saying that ICH is anti-competitive and that LDI operators could withdraw themselves from ICH.

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