Saturday, May 31, 2008

Condoms

2 comments Posted by Pradeep Kumar at 10:04 PM

This makes me laugh a lot....and cant stop !!hope you all enjoy this...

Sainsbury's flavoured Condoms - Making life taste better.

Tesco's Condoms - Every little helps.

Nike Condoms - Just do it.

Peugeot Condoms - The ride of your life.

KFC Condoms - They're finger licking good.

Malteser's Condoms - They melt in your mouth not in your hands.

Abbey National Condoms - Because life is complicated enough.

Duracell Condoms - You can just keep going and going.

Pringles Condoms - Once u pop u cant stop.

Burger King - Home of the whopper.

Andrex Condoms - Soft strong and very long.

Renault Condoms - Size really does matter!

Carlsberg Condoms - Carlsberg don't make condoms but if they did they would most probably be the best condoms in the world.

PC World's Condoms - We're with u every step of the way.

Halifax Condoms - Who gives you extra?

Sure Crystal Condoms - Unbeatable against white marks.

Gillette Condoms - The best a man can get.

Nokia Condoms - Connecting people!

O2 Condoms - bringing people together


got this one in mail and shared with you all...!!!

 

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Diesel prices

1 comments Posted by Pradeep Kumar at 1:11 PM

I hardly used to read newpaper,so I am not aware of the present hikes in the petrol n diesel prices.I cam to know about this last evening when I reached the petrol pump to fill the tank of my bike.And seeing the results I am shocked,the prices of petrol were increased upto rs 6-7 per litre.


What this nonsense,every time government increase the prices of petrol n diesel and gave a simple explanation for this that prices in world market increased so its hard for the oil companies to sell these on the same rates.

Since the oil prices are increasing in the world market,everyone is aware of this,but I guess in India its increasing to fast.When one compare the oil pices of neighbouring countries one get to know about this.Since Pakistan is also importing oil and oil prices are bit low in pakistan as compared to India.

Leave it,and say its need of the time,ok.But what the government is doing for all this since oil prices are going high and high,and they all are very well aware of this.In India party in rule have to implement these and others start protesting against them,what if they are in command.
Is they going to bring out the good results for the people.

It is a serious issue and govenment as well as people have to think about this to overcome the rising prices of oil in the world market.If this keeps on going like this one day no one is in the situation to buy lifeline for their vehicles,so people take it seriously!!!!

 

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About fast entrecard Dropping

2 comments Posted by Pradeep Kumar at 10:39 AM

Its not fair to use any fast dropping technique this is not going to help in either way.
I was reading in entrecard c'nity forum from last 2 days,the senior and experinced members dont agree with all this.
they used to drop on thier favorites and get good number of drops back.
So as I started doing this and certainly this helpd me a lot.
the ratio of drops increased a bit but still I find some of my bookmarked friends dont drop back.So soon I am going to update the list and publish it.
So I humbly requet you all entrecard users please stop all fast dropping technique(the illegal ones) and try to coprate and make this dropping ratio to 1:1.
thanks.!!!

 

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Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Life Cycle of an IT Employee

3 comments Posted by Pradeep Kumar at 5:55 PM

Since soon I am going to be a IT professional,So I am started thinking about this.

Hows my life in company campus?

What are the changes I have to make?

many more questions hindering me,but also feel a bit relaxed that I was some how able to become a IT Professional.:P


Anyways while I am thinking all this I came across a article an make me think again about this.


It's true they say that a picture is worth a thousand words.

I don't think there is a better way of explaining our life. Imagine yourself sitting in the black chair...

If this a true , I am sure I m going to face many more difficulties in my professional life,but I am ready to take the chalenges...:P

Wht do you think people since many are working as IT professionals,Is this true...

 

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Green index puts India, Brazil on top

1 comments Posted by Pradeep Kumar at 5:35 PM


Recently I was reading a article on green index,a survey by National Geographic Channel.

After reading that I feal a bit relaxed,since I'm a part of the nation hold the top position in green index.


According to the survey,Indians and Brazilians are the most environment friendly people while Americans are the most polluting, a survey by National Geographic magazine and pollsters Globalscan on consumer behaviour has revealed.


The survey of a thousand people each from 14 high-polluting nations listed by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has India and Brazil tied for the top spot with 60 green index points. Americans had the lowest score with 44.9 points.


The survey rates Indian eating habits the best, with 84 per cent eating local vegetables at least once a week.Indians don’t waste much and are very good at recycling. The Indian green index is high on account of low per capita energy consumption — at 0.7 kilowatt — and large-scale recycling. India and China are the best users of solar energy.


Since Indians still belive that being a vegeterian you will live more and may be a myth but its working in favour of us.Being an Indian I m proud of this. More than 40% people are concerned about the environmental problems believe these problems can have adverse impact on their health.And why not India is a nation where trees are also treated as God and worshiped.


I dont know much about Brazilians but they are also tied with Indians.this means they are also environmental freindly.


This is also found in the survey that people in developed countries tend to live in big homes, often with environmentally costly air-conditioning, own more cars, drive alone more often and use public transport only infrequently. They are least likely to buy environmentally friendly products.


Inhabitants of developing countries, by contrast, were more likely to live in smaller homes, use green products and own relatively few appliances or electronic gadgets. They also were more likely to walk, cycle, use public transportation and live close to their most frequent destinations.


So its a plus point for both Indians and Brazalians and the US citizens need to think about this.

 

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