Author Archives: Admin

Click Here To Know More About: Richard Light Interactive Increased Prominence of BYOD Strategy by Martin Lobo Most entrepreneurs and organizations are of opinion that the concept of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is gradually becoming important. This device represents an essential facet in an individual s life. The way an individual feels and how productive he is utilizing it all goes on to translate his emotional happiness. It is synonymous to the thought that when office workers do not have a specific uniform, then why they should use uniform computing devices. Using a computing device that they are happy with naturally enhances their productivity according to Forrester research. Prevalence of BYOD It is essential that organizations ensure that they are equipped with facilities to assist the correct behavior trends with the propagation of these devices. Though it is easy to say than perform, organizations today are working in order…

Read more

Friday, September 26, 2008 On October 14, 2008, Canadians will be heading to the polls for the federal election. Christian Heritage Party candidate John M. Wierenga is standing for election in the riding of Yellowhead. A journeyman welder with a company in Neerlandia, Alberta, John is an active member of the Neerlandia Canadian Reformed Church. Serving on his church council, he actively volunteers in the community, serving a partial term on the Pembina Pro-Life Board. Wikinews contacted John, to talk about the issues facing Canadians, and what they and their party would do to address them. Wikinews is in the process of contacting every candidate, in every riding across the country, no matter their political stripe. All interviews are conducted over e-mail, and interviews are published unedited, allowing candidates to impart their full message to our readers, uninterrupted. Since 2000, the riding has been represented by Conservative Rob Merrifield, originally…

Read more

Thursday, June 23, 2011 NASA’s Cassini–Huygens spacecraft has discovered evidence for a large-scale saltwater reservoir beneath the icy crust of Saturn’s moon Enceladus. The data came from the spacecraft’s direct analysis of salt-rich ice grains close to the jets ejected from the moon. The study has been published in this week’s edition of the journal Nature. Data from Cassini’s cosmic dust analyzer show the grains expelled from fissures, known as tiger stripes, are relatively small and usually low in salt far away from the moon. Closer to the moon’s surface, Cassini found that relatively large grains rich with sodium and potassium dominate the plumes. The salt-rich particles have an “ocean-like” composition and indicate that most, if not all, of the expelled ice and water vapor comes from the evaporation of liquid salt-water. When water freezes, the salt is squeezed out, leaving pure water ice behind. Cassini’s ultraviolet imaging spectrograph also…

Read more

Friday, May 28, 2010 Taiwan electronics giant Foxconn has moved to repair its reputation after the suicide of a tenth employee this year, two others having survived attempted suicides. The latest death came on the same day as Terry Gou, Chairman of Foxconn’s parent Hon Hai Precision, opened the Shenzen production facility to the media for the first time. In the face of accusations that he ran a modern day sweatshop, he showed off employee recreation facilities. Gou, bowing as an expression of regret, promised to work to prevent such tragedies occurring again. Although not a household name, Foxconn is the largest producer of electronics components and badge engineered electronics products in the world, manufacturing products for companies like Apple, Hewlett-Packard, Intel and Dell. Investigations of working conditions are underway. “Apple is deeply committed to ensuring that conditions throughout our supply chain are safe and workers are treated with respect…

Read more

Click Here To Know More About: Real Estate Adamstown By Floyd J. Tapia As marketing technology grows every day we are reading more information about St. Louis SMS advertising and mobile marketing and how it is revolutionizing the way we communicate. That is no understatement. Mobile users have spoken and the clear choice for staying in touch with customers and church members is by text alert messages. This is a tremendous market considering the fact that about 281 million Americans have mobile phones and carry them at all times. That is an amazing 90 percent or more of this country who depend on their cell phone to text people, search the internet and find out what discounts are available from local businesses. But that’s not all. What is interesting is that nearly 68 million people or more have received some type of St. Louis SEO and marketing mobile coupon ad…

Read more

Wednesday, November 30, 2011 Consumption of grilled or baked fish at least once a week can preserve the brain structure of seniors and reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease by three to five times, according to the results of a recent US study. The study, conducted by the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine in Pennsylvania, asked 260 volunteers with an average age of 76, about the frequency of their fish consumption. Ten years later, brain scans were carried out on those being researched. Those who regularly ate fish were found to have better preservation of parts of the brain related to memory. An additional five years later, 31% of those who did not regularly consume fish contracted mild cognitive impairment or Alzheimer’s disease. Of those who ate fish at least once a week, between three and eight per cent contracted the aforementioned medical conditions. HAVE YOUR SAY Do…

Read more

The time is 20:00 (UTC) on August 10th, 2006, and this is Audio Wikinews News Briefs. Contents 1 Headlines 1.1 Israel pushes further into Lebanon 1.2 Chavez equates Israel invasion of Lebanon with Nazi oppression of Jews 1.3 Police in Britain claim to have uncovered a terrorist plane plot 1.4 Senior Chinese official executed for spying for Taiwan 1.5 New Zealand Maori angry over US tattoo kit 1.6 Google to warn users about “bad” websites 2 Closing statements [edit] Retrieved from “https://en.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=News_briefs:August_10,_2006&oldid=424367”

Wednesday, December 19, 2012 Recently, Wikinews spent time with with Chilean Paralympic skier Jorge Migueles who was in Copper Mountain, Colorado for the IPC Nor-Am Cup. ((Wikinews)) I’m interviewing Jorge Migueles, he is here from Chile. And you’re from Santiago. Jorge Migueles: Yes, from Santiago. ((WN)) What you’re what classification? Jorge Migueles: LW4, I have a prosthetic I ski with, special for skiing, I have an amputation below the knee. ((WN)) When people think of skiing, they don’t automatically think Chile as a great place for skiers, and developing skiers. How did the skier [Jorge Migueles] from Chile become a skier? Jorge Migueles: Yes it is a good place because all the big teams — USA, Austria, Canada — go for training there and they go […] in September because the snow is very hard for training, very icy, and it is very close to Santiago, to the airport, it…

Read more

Click Here To Know More About: Certified Medical Billing And Coding Van Nuys Ca By Franklin Simanjuntak Needless to say, if you happen to be having severe back pain you need to treat the condition as gently and fast as possible. For patients of severe back pain, it is the fact that there is a pressing need to consult a professional regarding the most appropriate treatment method. There many different severe back pain treatment methods. Among them there is one that stands out from the rest, known as Racz-catheter procedure. Is Racz Catheter Right For You? The Racz Catheter could be a good treatment option for your severe back pain. It makes use of local anesthesia and a catheter which is inserted into the skin and into the patient’s spinal column until it touches the nerve root where pain is most severe. To aid the doctor in reaching this nerve…

Read more

Saturday, March 21, 2009 A Pennsylvania church that claims to worship through rock music may hold a limited number of concerts under a recent federal court settlement. In the face of complaints from neighbors about noise and traffic problems, the Fayette County zoning department found in 2005 that the Church of Universal Love and Music was operating a music business instead of a church and must shut down. William Pritts, founder of the Bullskin Township church, sued in 2006 under the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act, claiming the ruling infringed on his right to religious freedom. A 12-page court settlement filed in a Pittsburgh federal court allows Pritts to hold six concerts on Friday-through-Sunday weekends, and six additional events on six other Saturdays. However, the music must end by 11:00 p.m. local time on Fridays and Saturdays and 9:00 p.m. on Sundays. “The church is very much looking…

Read more

780/839