Friday, May 25, 2012

Man Stranded In Airport For Four Months Disappears Mysteriously [Video]

This man is not Tom Hanks. Or Mehran Karimi Nasseri, the Iranian who lived in Charles de Gaulle's Terminal One from 26 August 1988 to July 2006. This guy's name is Parameswaran. He's from Sri Lanka and he was stranded in Caracas' international airport, Venezuela for four months. More »


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Co-op To Create 3,000 Jobs In Legal Sector

The Co-operative Group is to create 3,000 new jobs in the legal sector through a continued expansion in the range of services it offers.

The group announced that the jobs will be based at Co-operative Legal Services, which it said will create the largest consumer law business in the country.

Group chief executive Peter Marks said that over the next five years Co-operative Legal Services, which currently operates out of Bristol employing around 450 staff, would open five additional regional hubs across England and Wales and set up a new family law operation in London later this year.

He also confirmed that the group will extend its trial of legal and funeral planning services through 30 branches of the Co-operative Bank and Britannia to encompass all 330 high street branches.

He said: "We already have a first class reputation for delivering professional services. We see the law as yet another area where a Co-operative solution can be successfully applied for the customer's benefit.

"Over the next five years we want to fundamentally change the face of legal services and make access far easier - today's announcement underlines that ambition.

"We intend to be totally customer focused and will help customers navigate the legal world so that they are much more comfortable with the experience and the outcomes.

"It is envisaged that about 90% of the roles being created will be actual legal functions, with 10% made up of support staff.

"We are particularly keen to use our expansion as a way to offer opportunities to young people. Legal apprenticeships and opportunities for study leave will form an important part of this major employment opportunity."

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Lenovo IdeaPad Y480 review

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When it comes to business-friendly features and comfortable keyboards, Lenovo is king. And while the PC maker is no stranger to powerful systems (here's looking at you, ThinkPad X220), it's not necessarily the first brand that comes to mind when you're in the market for HD video streaming and a little gaming. But those are just the sorts of things Lenovo hopes you'll do with the IdeaPad Y480, which ups the multimedia ante with a new GPU from NVIDIA, along with a quad-core Ivy Bridge processor.

The notebook complements that power under the hood with an elegant, understated design and flourishes such as JBL speakers -- all for a reasonable starting price of $849. At 5.1 pounds, it may not be the lightest 14-incher around, but it packs some of the most robust internals in its class. Less forgivable, though, is the notebook's middling 1366 x 768 display; when you have that graphics oomph, you want the high-res visuals to match. Can its amped-up insides and bang for the buck make up for that less-than-premium screen? Join us after the break as we make that determination.

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Which Spam Filter Is Best For You?

by: Niall Roche

With the number of spam filtering solutions increasing each week it?s getting tougher for consumers to make informed choices in their purchases.
There are 3 basic types of spam filters:

Integrated
Standalone
Online

We?ll look at each type of spam filter and at the end you should be able to decide what spam filter is right for you.
Integrated spam filters
This type of spam filtering software is the most common. Once installed it sits ?on top? of your existing email software and installs a new set of buttons into your email software. In future when you collect email you?ll see options for marking email as Spam, marking the email as Not Spam, Bounce the email back to sender, etc. The description and position of these buttons varies from one product to the next but their purpose remains the same.
Most integrated spam filters automatically place suspected junk email into a separate folder on your PC for you to review or delete later on.
The newer integrated spam filters are also ?intelligent?. They can basically learn the difference between what is spam and what is not and delete the junk email you don?t want.
The most popular integrated spam filters are:

iHate Spam
Spambully
Spam Inspector

Integrated spam filters are most popular amongst people who want a one click solution to collecting their personal email and filtering junk email at the same time.
Advantages:
One click solution.
Disadvantages:
Software specific. Some work with Outlook and Outlook Express only.
Standalone spam filters
These are less common than their integarted counterparts but that doesn?t make them any less useful. A standalone spam filter is basically a separate piece of software installed on your PC that you use to check your email for spam.
Standalone filters have the big advantage of being able to preview your email on the mail server before it?s downloaded to your PC. This one single feature has the huge benefit of allowing you to just download the email that you want as opposed to downloading all of your email, including the spam, and then sorting through it.
Using a standalone spam filter is a little more work simply because it?s a separate piece of software that you have to run before you open up your email software. Most standalone filters do allow you to configure them so that your standard email application is opened once you?ve chosen what spam to filter. This suits some people and not others.
The most popular standalone spam filter is:
Mailwasher Pro
Advantages:
Doesn?t rely on specific email applications to work properly.
Disadvantages:
Two step process. Load standalone filter and then your email application.
Online spam filters
There are really two types of online spam filters. One is for business use and one is for home use. A typical example of a business type product is iHate Spam server edition where the software deletes junk email directly from the mail server before the end user even sees it. Large companies employ this type of technology.
Home users will be using Spam Arrest or similar. Spam Arrest offers an inventive solution to spam whereby any email sent to the users account has a challenge request sent back to it which the sender must authenticate. The automatic junk email software used by spammers can?t currently deal with this type of response. Any failure to authenticate the challenge email results in the junk email being left to die in cyberspace. A user is authenticated with Spam Arrest only once for security just to make sure the software doesn?t become a nuisance.
The most popular online spam filter is:
Spam Arrest
Advantages:
Users are guaranteed to only receive the email that they want or requested.
Disadvantages:
Any techncial problems with the Spam Arrest server and you have no defense against spam.
Now you?ve seen what spam filtering options are available to you just ask yourself which one suits you most. If you?re still not sure drop by http://www.spam-site.com and check out our product reviews ? we have something for everyone.

About The Author

Niall Roche is the content author and owner of http://www.spam-site.com

niall@spam-site.com

This article was first posted on February 23, 2004

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Sydney Wedding Photographer | Tim Coulson: KESH | 39 WEEKS

This is my wife. Her name is Keshia but I call her Keshy, or Kesh.

On my about page, I didn't write about me - I wrote about her. I believe that we are who we are because of the people in our lives. Kesh can help you to know me better than I can.

Thirty six weeks ago, we found out we were having a baby. We'd waited for Kesh to finish the practical component of her Fine Arts degree and after a few months of trying, we still weren't pregnant. Kesh had taken so many pregnancy tests, I'd lost count and a little bit of faith.

We decided we would get some help to conceive but needed to take one more test to make sure Kesh wasn't pregnant. We were heading back home after shooting up the coast. We called in to Kesh's family home and realised we were alone...

I heard a scream from the bathroom and I knew it was different this time. In that instant, I knew.

I made a conscious decision to continue sharing our lives, and this part of it, on the blog. Every week, you've seen Kesh and our baby grow. Every week, I've spoken about this little family. I have felt so strongly to thank you, the beautiful reader, for every comment and kind word you have sent to us.

We have our fingers crossed that this is the last shoot in this series. If it is, the next images you see from me will be from the birth of our baby.

Over the last few weeks, I've had a few comments from people saying things like?I love the way you love Kesh. For me, loving Kesh isn't even a decision. I cannot not love her. I feel like I was created with the purpose of loving her.

There was a time in my life where I didn't think I would be a husband or a father. Darker times, where I found myself in places I shouldn't be. There was a blinding light though, shining on me. Dark and light can't be in the same place. It's not possible.

I hope that this blog can become a place of light and hope...in you and in life. Life is a miracle. You can see it, right there, in the first image.

I'm a photographer who wants to celebrate life. More than that, I'm a husband and a father who loves his wife and baby.

In other news, we still have a few places left for The Nursery?on August 11. Email Kesh if you're interested: hello@timcoulson.com

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Thursday, May 24, 2012

How to Use a Jobsite to Find Jobs


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With the current recession in financial activity, causing unemployment numbers to skyrocket, it's been hard these last few years for most people. But the situation is getting better, and unemployment is beginning to fall down. This means more job opportunities, so it is time to get your job hunting skills together and find a good job.

Learning how to work with a job website to get jobs is the best way to take a look at all the jobs which are offered in your location. Job websites are beginning to fill up with a lot more jobs, hence let's look at the skills you'll require in order to work with jobsites to find the best job.

The two phrases are diligent and complete. You'll need to spend a certain time to look through all of the entries because new jobs are posted on an online job site continually. So look completely. The diligence comes in when you check daily which reminds me of the old saying, Make searching for a job - your job.

Here is a few more ideas for using a job website:

* Visit an internet job search engine and choose the job websites that cover your area and your work sector. * With most job web sites you will have to submit your cv to be kept on file. After you choose jobs, they will send it to the employers which you choose. Professional job web sites keep the information private. * Some job sites may require you to complete an application to keep on file. * Get your information entered into four or five different online sites as companies in your city don't all use the same job web site to list vacancies, and you want to be able to find what is offered fairly soon after it goes online. * You may have to search for job outside of your normal job description, but don't allow that to slow you down. The work you get may be temporary until the desired job comes along.

The key is to try for as many jobs as you are trained and experienced to carry out. With the financial situation in the condition that it's in, the company may hire you for one job, and then move you into a desired job within few months. Stay on target with the job sites which you signed up for and remember to check job titles that you wouldn't normally take. Good Luck!

The Author is a jobs advisor on the online job websites nineoclock. He specialises in advising job seekers on various areas of jobs hunting and in particular where to locate jobs in north london. Have a look at his website for many more useful creative ideas for job hunting. The website even has a list of jobs that one could get online. When you are writing a curriculum vitae for job search no matter whether on UK job sites or in the original manner, It's necessary to remember that your curriculum vitae is really an advert. The product your cv is advertising is you, or rather the services you can offer to a company. Its only purpose is to land you interviews, not to get you the job.

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Linux Mint 13 'Maya' released, just in time for the next piktun

Linux Mint 13 'Maya' released

Linux comes in all sorts of flavors -- it's part of what makes the OS so confusing to new comers. To make matters worse, some of the most popular variants are actually based on other distros, such as Linux Mint, the refreshing desktop that's based largely on Ubuntu. So, if you're wondering what's new in the Mint 13, a good place to start is probably our review of the aubergine OS. Of course, Maya has a few wrinkles of its own -- including a pair of desktop options dubbed MATE and Cinnamon. MATE, as you may recall, was introduced in the last version, but Cinnamon is all new (read: a tad unstable) and built on a modern framework using Gnome 3 and Clutter. There have been a few other new additions, including a new display manager in MDM and a switch to Yahoo! as the default search engine. As usual with these things, you can download it and try it out for free at the source.

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