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Synthetic Human Body by SynDaver Labs

Conference on Industrial Automation _ 15-16 November 2013 at Hotel Hilton, Chennai

Faculty positions in NIT Calicut in Management, Engineering and Science

Pleas share the info to all. http://nitc.ac.in/app/webroot/img/upload/641586604.pdf

Dear All,

Please find the Brochure for our HR-summit "Jyoti Summit" to be held on November 16th 2013.

Details are enclosed.

Kindly nominate your HR delegates for the Summit .

Please do forward to all your friends to participate in this summit and get the greatest take aways in the field of HR.

Thank you

Regards,
Dr B Rose Kavitha
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A new world behind the trees

Posted: 03 Nov 2013 08:16 AM PST

Aaron J. Brown is an Iron Range blogger, author, radio producer and columnist for the Hibbing Daily Tribune.

On a cold November morning, trucks rattle along an old dirt road behind a stand of timber across from our home in the woods of Itasca County. The chains rattle against the trailers in the crisp, clear air. Sound carries. Two miles, maybe three? This land has been logged several times over in the past 150 years, and hardly qualifies as untouched wilderness. Which is easy to say, until you get lost.
A couple summers ago, Christina, the boys and I decided to do some exploring on the old logging roads in this roughed-up forest. At one point, we needled down a road that ended in a thicket, hoping to find a shortcut back to our house. It would have been a good mile of walking back the way we came. We could hear the dog barking in our backyard: maybe a quarter mile away. So we set off into the woods.
Suddenly, we were in a new land. I’ll spare you the account of whining, yelling, crying and family bonding that occurred before we spilled back onto our driveway, like pilgrims through the portal of a time machine.
This story came to mind as I read the accounts of Jason Zabokrtsky, an Ely canoe guide and outfitter, who last week completed a 90-mile walk of Quetico and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. For two weeks, Zabokrtsky walked, waded and swam across the wet, cold blade of the Arrowhead. His mission: to challenge himself and observe land that few people ever see.

Jason Zabokrtsky snapped this photo of moss growing on a moose skull in the wilderness behind the trees of Quetico.

“It’s a different world back there behind the trees,” Zabokrtsky told me this week. Most of his walking was done on a wet mossy forest floor. The wetlands extended up hills; his feet stayed wet the entire journey. Even in the dense forest, he saw three moose skulls along his narrow path.
“This place behind the trees, this is where the wildlife is born, where they live and where they die,” said Zabokrtsky.
One morning brought the howling of wolves, one of which was near his camp. Shortly later he encountered a bull and cow moose.
“When you’re in a canoe and you see a moose on shore, you’re surprised,” said Zabokrtsky. “But when you’re deep in the woods and see a moose, you surprise the moose.”
Fortunately, he avoided being chased by the bull, a known hazard of these woods.
It was 13 days of walking from the Ontario entrance to Quetico to the border before Zabokrtsky saw signs of any humans, some long abandoned fire rings. Along the way he swam lakes with snow on the ground (not as bad as it sounds, since the water was warmer than the air). His biggest concern was hurting himself in a fall, something that happened several times a day in the wet, rocky terrain. He used a GPS to plot his path and a satellite phone to share daily updates with friends, family and fans.
It was, in short, a modern-day adventure in a place not so far away. He made quicker time through the BWCA and emerged from the woods to find friends waiting to walk him back to his hometown of Ely, where a hot meal and shower awaited.
It was an old spirit of adventure that drove Zabokrtsky on his “bushwhack” of Quetico and the Boundary Waters. A seasoned canoe guide who has trolled most of the waters in this area, Zabokrtsky was amazed to find an entirely different, fragile, complex world just behind the trees. So he cut in, walked lightly and lived to tell.
“You don’t have to go far to find adventure,” Zabokrtsky said. “I literally walked home.”
Such spirit has driven the people of northern Minnesota since people first arrived here. May it continue forever.
Aaron J. Brown is an author and college instructor from northern Minnesota’s Iron Range. He writes the blogMinnesotaBrown.com and hosts the Great Northern Radio Show on Northern Community Radio. This post first appeared in the DATE edition of the Hibbing Daily Tribune.

Written by Aaron Brown for Minnesota Brown © 2013 | A new world behind the trees

12,000 feet, wings fell off, everyone OK

Posted: 02 Nov 2013 07:30 PM PDT

Two skydiving planes collided in mid-air, 12,000 feet above Superior, Wisconsin this evening. One plane’s wings fell off.
Eleven people were on the two planes. All 11 escaped, most unhurt and none hurt badly.
The pilot of the plane with no wings was able to parachute to safety with only minor cuts. The pilot of the second plane managed to land safely despite damage to the propeller. His passengers had also jumped to safety.
It helps — a lot — that these were all veteran skydivers about to make a planned jump. They were all able to clear the damaged aircraft as it fell from the air. It’s a miracle that first pilot escaped. The wreckage fell into populated areas, but landed without hitting anyone or damaging any structures.
In the most taut, dramatic, spellbinding story you’ll read all day, this John Lundy story in the Duluth News Tribune is a must-read.

Written by Aaron Brown for Minnesota Brown © 2013 | 12,000 feet, wings fell off, everyone OK

Invitation for Conference on Innovative Practices in Information Technology and Operations Management (Innovations-2014) on Jan 17,2014 at Apeejay, Dwarka

Dear Sir/Madam,

Greetings from Apeejay School of Management, New Delhi!

We are pleased to announce that Apeejay School of Management, New Delhi is organizing the Conference on Innovative Practices in Information Technology and Operations Management (Innovations-2014) at the Dwarka Campus on January 17, 2014.

You are cordially invited to contribute a paper and participate in the conference. Please prepare your submission in accordance with the format as attached and submit a doc or docx file via: https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=innovations2014

Instructions for paper submission

· Signup in easychair if you have never used the website before.

· Submit abstract in easychair before paper abstract deadline.

· The website will assign you a paper id. You can examine and edit your submission anytime afterwords.

· Submit doc or docx of your paper in easychair before paper submission deadline.

Conference Proceedings

The peer-reviewed conference papers will be published in the conference proceedings (Full Paper) bearing an International Standard Book Number (ISBN). The last date for the submission of full paper is November 25, 2013. Other important dates are given below.

Important Dates

Notification for Full Paper Acceptance: November 30,2013

Registration: December 5, 2013

Camera Ready Copy: December 5, 2013

Conference Date: January 17, 2014

The Conference brochure is attached with this mail for your reference. You may contact the following in case you have any query:

We look forward to your participation in the conference.

Warm regards,

Prof. Monika Arora/ Dr. Shalini Vermani / Prof. Garima Mittal/ Prof Anchal Gupta

Organizers, Innovations-2014

Telephone: 011-25363979/80

Email: innovationsconferenceasm@gmail.com

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poor boy loved a rich girl

poor boy loved a rich girl.

One day the boy proposed her. Then the girl said, "listen! your monthly salary is my daily hand expenses. Should I be involved with
you? How could you thought that? I will never love you. So, forget me 'n get managed with someone else of your level."

But somehow the boy could not forget her so easily.

10 years later.
One day they became face to face in a shopping center. The lady said, "Hey! you! How are you? Now I'm married. Do you know
how much is my husband's salary? Rs. 2 lac per month! Can you imagine? 'n he is also very smart."

The guy's eyes got wet with tear by hearing those words. After few minutes her husband came before the lady could say something to the guy, her husband started to say by seeing the guy.

"Sir! You here? Meet my wife." Then he said to her wife, "I'm going to assist a project of sir, which is of Rs. 200 crore. 'n do u know a
fact? Sir loved a girl but he didn't get her. That's why still he is unmarried. How much lucky the girl was. Isn't it? Now a days who
can love like that way?"

Moral: Life is not so short. So, don't be so proud of yourself and damn others. Situations change e with time. Everyone should respect other's love.......

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Mona Chaurasiya

To,

Dear PhD Supervisor,

In order to attract talent for Doctoral Research, nurture leadership qualities, provide exposure for international best practices, innovative thinking and to boost industrial research by academic institution; the government and industry has jointly developed a scheme for supporting 100 PhD Scholars in areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, Agriculture and Medicine

You may like to disseminate information to research scholars and doctoral students about the Prime Minister’s Fellowship Scheme and interested candidates may like to visit thefollowing URLs for details,

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As an eligibility requirement for the above said scheme the applicant should have registered for a full time PhD program between December 1, 2012 and December 31, 2013 and also should have identified (before applying) an industry partner/co-partner who should be ready to support the research proposal financially, technically & intellectually.

Last date for online submission of the application is December 31, 2013.

For any further assistance or help on part of GTU please feel free to contact.

With best regards,

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Research Coordinator,

Gujarat Technological University

Tel: +91- +91 (79) 23267525

e-mail: research_coordinator@gtu.edu.in

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Dear Sir,
Please visit www.icsr2014.com

Thanks

Regards,
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Dear Sir/Madam,

Greetings!

I am happy to bring to your kind attention that we (DCSMAT) are organizing
a Faculty Development Programme on “Innovative Teaching Methods” on 30th
November 2013, at our Trivandrum Campus.

The details of the programme and the nomination forms are attached herewith.

With regards,

Yours sincerely

Gopakumar K

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Behalf of the Organizing Committee

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Speical Designs Using Books

Are you a bibliophile? Do you not only enjoy books but want them always at easy reach? Do you like the way books look and feel? Whether the answer to these questions is a yes or a no, you should know that books can be used to add additional style and interest to your home in myriad ways.

For example...

A reading chair with books in 360 degrees.

A reading niche with a relaxing view on one side and libraries from two additional sides.

Book shelves that form a word.

Wall library arranged by color.

A curtain that encourages reading.

Work area / reading with a perfect view to the forest.

Books stored between wooden stairs.

Circular recess used as a floor library.

3 reading niches with step and wall shelves.

Bed in book form makes reading special.

Hammock chair with a dedicated compartment for books.

Reading chair with side library.

One of the most amazing designs - a library beside the tub / Jacuzzi .

Book-shaped headboard.

There are even solutions for people who like to read outside with this special book bench.

Slide in the library for easy access to any shelf.

Efficient use of the niche under the stairs.

Library with center seat.

Bookcase over the headboard.

Chaise longue with side cells for books.

Exclusive HQ 2011 Kingfisher Calendar Girls

It's that time of year again. Ace photographer Atul Kasbekar is in the process of conceptualizing the eighth edition of the eagerly-awaited Kingfisher Calendar for 2011 and once again, he's offering a newbie to feature alongside seasoned models in sizzling bikinis at exotic beach locales.

Toward this end Kasbekar has held three auditions in Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai to find the next Kingfisher bikini bombshell and the response has been overwhelming. Why? Because celebrities like Katrina Kaif, Yana Gupta and supermodel Ujjwala Raut have all graced the calendar's pages in recent years. As Kasbekar himself put it in an interview last year, "Perceptions are changing. Today, all models and those who want to join the modelling industry are seasoned about baring their bodies."

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Faculty Development Program

Dear Sir / Madam,

Greetings to you!!!

Indian Institute of Plantation Management and Forward Markets Commission is conducting Faculty Development Programme on Commodity Markets and Derivatives Trading.

First batch to be held between 28^th & 29^th November 2013 at IIPM Campus Bangalore. The last date for online registration upto 10^th Nov. 2013.

Second batch to be held between 23^rd to 24^th January, 2014 at IIPM Campus Bangalore. The last date for online registration upto 12^th Jan. 2014.

Kindly find enclosed the brochure for further details on the programme visit our website: www.iipmb.edu.in.

We request your good selves to attend/nominate participants for the program. First come first basis.

Thanking you

Yours Sincerely

MDP Office

IIPMB

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Management Development Programme Office

Indian Institute of Plantation Management

Jnana Bharati Campus, P.O. Malathalli