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Turkish VPDirector private equity Dubai

An exciting Private Equity company needs a Turkish VPDirector to join their ranks in a role that will involve good deal flow as they look to take advantage of low asset prices Your role will be to -Lead and conduct dealacquisition analysis using your strong technical skills which will include modelling valuations research and due diligence -Y

No flying over traffic woes

Sept. 2: Hyderabad city has over 25 lakh registered vehicles on its roads, and every day about 500 new vehicles are added. The road network in the core city, though, is only about 11.62 per cent of the city area, which is totally inadequate to ensure free flow of vehicular traffic.

Traffic jams at various places in the city are, therefore, inevitable and citizens are victims of many such blocka

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Online marketing Specialist at King Hussein Cancer Center

1- Develops, maintains and coordinates relevant website content and data.

2- Writes, develops, and produces effective content for news stories. blogs, video/audio podcasts web pages and additional material, such as events programs, invitations, posters, brochures and signs.

3- Edits content and coordinates the flow of website material.

4- Establishes a functional communication system with different departments within KHCC to ensure that all content is complete and regularly updated.

5- Manages projects, including coordination of web presence on Face book, Twitter, and other social media sites.

6- Provides guidelines and guidance to KHCC bloggers.

7- Collaborates with internal and external service providers.

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Executive Assistant to the General Manager at Oman Oil Company Exploration & Production LLC

Oman Oil Company Exploration & Production LLC (OOCEP) is currently seeking to appoint an Executive Assistant to the General Manager, to be based in Muscat.

Responsibilities:

* The primary purpose of this position is to provide assistance to the General Manager in managing his strategic and operational role effectively and to manage special projects & assignments.

* Coordinate internal and external meetings and follow up on pending issues.

* Screen telephone calls, emails, enquiries and handle them when appropriate.

* Maintain appropriate office records and deal efficiently with paper flow.

* Make – or take part in making – necessary preparations for meetings, room bookings, providing associated documentation, background material, and draft agenda. Attend meetings and take notes, and produce minutes for agreement, circulate and take all follow-up action, as required.

* Coordinate and organize the General Manager’s travel arrangements.

* Produce documents, briefing papers, reports and presentations, and store important computer-based information.

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Mechanical Design manager at Afaq Trading & Contracting ATC

Preparing manhour estimates, detailed planning and scheduling for the drafting work to be carried out. Preparing sketches / proposals for the designers and draftspersons to develop into detailed design drawings. Fully understanding the preparation of process flow schema , process and engineering flow scheme cause and effect matrix, logic diagrams, general arrangement drawings, layouts, isometrics, etc.; carrying out checks on the drawings produced by his / her section. Basic design calculations, Familiarity with both industry and Shell Standards Having a sound working knowledge of Computer Aided Drafting (CAD), AutoCAD techniques, INTools; responsibility for directing and coordinating the work for CAD and use of PDMS for engineering project. Supervision of the training / development of new trainee drafts persons and students.

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BANKING SENIOR ASSOCIATE DUBAI

AJP BANKING SENIOR ASSOCIATE DUBAIBACKGROUND The Dubai banking market is coming back to life and good firms are starting ROLE Joining a small close knit team you will receive a strong flow of good quality work but also be expected to business develop where you can CANDIDATE Ideally you will have a broad knowledge of experience across all

In Search of Time (Wired)

Ever since Einstein, physicists have been telling us that time – this steady tick-tock of the universe – is much weirder than we think. It doesn’t flow in a single, linear direction, or beat like a steady metronome. Instead, it depends on all sorts of peculiar cosmi variables. We speed up, time slows down. (Fall [...]

Project Manager at H.H

JOB ROLE:

Manage and administer the construction and delivery of company’s MEP & HVAC projects in terms of completion of the works at site, in accordance with the contract documents, proper documentation, finalization of financial accounts and achievement of the budget profit, whilst developing relationships with the client and also developing a professional team to work under limited supervision.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• To act as the project team leader controlling all aspects of the MEP/HVAC works including planning, administration, commercial, engineering, documentation and handover to the client.

• Delegate work to the project team and monitor the progress to completion.

• Ensure the works comply with the contract documents including drawings and specifications.

• Ensure that the works are completed on time, notifying the client of any delays and valuing the costs associated with the delays, with QS coordination.

• Prepare both progress and financial management reports throughout the project.

• Maintain good relationships with the client and develop a professional team to establish the company (BEC) as the contractor of choice.

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS:

• Develop and administer the project estimate (budget) and control expenditure to ensure the budget profit is achieved. Create opportunities to improve profitability.

• Oversee all aspects of the day-to-day management of projects with the team.

• Initiate the project plan and review of progress against set targets.

• Evaluate & Control the value engineering, design, supplier and material selection.

• Ensure that the works are installed to the specifications, quality and other requirements detailed in the contract documents.

• Monitor progress of all aspects of the work to ensure completion on time. Notify the client of any delays to the works.

• Make regular applications for payment and collects cash to achieve positive cash flow.

• Review designs issued by the consultants to ensure they are suitable and adequate. Review and resolves any anomalies prior to starting of work.

• Responsible for MEP Coordination & organize MEP coordination meetings with all Engineers.

• Ensure that the works are undertaken in a safe manner utilizing a project specific safety plan.

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MoI takes special security precautions around Grand Mosque

The Interior Ministry has taken special precautions around the 45,000 square metres Grand Mosque to ensure order and facilitate flow of traffic to and from the mosque during the last ten days of Ramadan.
The ministry said in a statement on Sunday …

New law to regulate foreign contributions

A new law to regulate foreign contributions and hospitality by individuals and organisations, in the wake of changed internal security environment and large fund flow was passed by Parliament today.

Russell relishes double delight

Pune, Aug. 28: If there was any doubt on who the emperor of the green baize is, the legendary Mike Russell put it to rest with his thumping 4120-784 win over Peter Gilchrist in the IBSF World Billiards Championship (time format) here on Saturday.

Such was the flow of versatility, that the Middlesbrough-born cueist’s victory margin of 3336 was the biggest ever in a World championship.

The

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Foreign funds law passed

New Delhi, Aug. 27: Parliament on Friday enacted a new law to enforce strict regulation of the flow of funds from overseas to private individuals and social organisations in India in view of the changed security scenario and the increased threat from terror groups.

The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Bill 2010, passed by the Lok Sabha on Friday, comes in the backdrop of only 18,000 of over 4

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Chief Finance Officer – Properties, 70 – 80,000.00 AED per month – Dubai, UAE

Our client requires a CFO to run all financial aspects for its Properties business. The business, with projects in the millions of dollars, requires a CFO with at least 8-10 years experience in the Real Estate sector. Responsible for a large team of accounting professionals, the successful applicant will be responsible for cash flow projections, month end reports, FP&A, the GL/AP/AR …

RTA changed parking timing to streamline traffic flow

RTA has opted to modify the timing of paid public parking zones in the evening session during Ramadan from 7pm to 12am

Juniper Networks delivers new VXA Media Flow Engines to improve the economics and experience of rich content delivery

Juniper Networks has announced the availability of Juniper Networks VXA Series Media Flow Engines, a line of high-performance content delivery appliances designed to maximize the scale and reliability of Juniper’s Media Flow Solution. The Media Flow Solution is a converged content delivery and caching solution that enables service providers, content publishers and content delivery networks (CDN) to deliver rich media content more efficiently, cost effectively and profitably.

BitGravity selects Juniper Networks Media Flow Solution

Juniper Networks has announced that BitGravity – a content delivery network (CDN) purpose-built to deliver high-definition video on-demand and live streaming – has selected the Juniper Networks Media Flow Solution to overlay on its distributed origin architecture for improved efficiency of its infrastructure.

Bisalpur: Supply to Jaipur not likely to be resumed soon

Despite the Bisalpur Dam reporting a steady flow of water this monsoon, Jaipur may have to wait for some time before the supply is resumed.

‘Funds are being eaten by the corrupt’

Are inmates in the Magadi Road beggars’ rehabilitation centre picked up from the streets to meet targets and ensure fund flow? And why are 2,500 beggars housed in a place that can only accommodate 400?

Javed in full flow as Fly Emirates subdue UAB in Transworld Cup

Najibullah’s strokeful 69 steers AMI to a six-wicket triumph

New credit card restrictions just took effect regarding penalty fees. Here’s what you need to know

As of August 22, 2010, new rules came into effect to restrict the ability of credit card providers to charge excessive penalty fees under the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009 (known as the Credit CARD Act). While this is a good move aimed at protecting you, the responsibility for sensible credit card usage still rests with you, and it’s important to understand both how the Act applies to you, and what you can do to keep your penalty fees under control.

Steps

1. Understand what the new rules mean for your card usage. Penalty fees are capped or constrained under the new rules, to prevent excessive charges from being passed on to you. Penalty fees include late and over-the-limit fees.
   • Penalty fees will be capped at $25 for most customers.
   • Penalty fees will not be permitted to be any bigger than the minimum payment due.
     • This means that if you are late paying a $15 minimum payment on your card, the late fee cannot be any more than $15.
     • It also means that if you go over your limit on your credit card by, say $10, the over-the-limit penalty fee cannot be more than $10.
   • Multiple penalty fees cannot be charged for the same violation.
   • Inactivity fees are banned. This means that if you decided not to use your credit card, you cannot be charged for this inaction.
2. Note that it is still possible to be charged higher penalty fees. This can occur where a consumer shows a “repeated” pattern of violations on very large minimum payments, or if the credit card issuer can show that charging a higher fee will offset its costs to chase up the violation that brought about the penalty.
   • If you are late or over your credit card limit two times in a period of six months, the card issuer can hike the second penalty fee to $35. If the card issuer can justify an even higher increase in the penalty rate to regulators, you risk an even higher rate.
   • For you, this means don’t be a chronic late payer or over-spender of your limit. If you are, the bank still has plenty of leeway to charge you higher penalty fees.
3. Be aware that the Credit CARD Act does not address interest rate hikes imposed on consumers who violate the terms of their credit card agreements. This means that if you spend over your limit, while your penalty fee is limited, you might receive a permanent penalty increase on your interest rate under the terms and conditions of your credit agreement. And, worse still, this will remain the interest rate for your future purchases.
   • Review the terms and conditions of your credit card provider to see what applies to you by way of interest rate penalty increases.
4. Practice responsible credit card ownership. Credit cards are a great means to manage your money flow when used prudently and paid sufficiently, always on time. Credit cards let you earn bonus points and rewards, they give you the freedom to purchase when you need cash flow, and they allow you to “float” money for up to a month provided you’re paying them up on time. Responsible credit card usage includes:
   • Paying at least the minimum balance on time. The $25 limit is still a lot to pay for something you could have done by paying the minimum amount on time. If you let this slip, say three times a year, that’s $75 that could have been paying off debt, going into savings, or paying for something you’d rather enjoy.
   • Knowing your card limit and the extent that you’ve already charged it, at all times. This includes keeping track of regular payments that you’ve set up to be charged automatically.
   • Not falling into the mental trap of thinking you’ll “get around to paying” a large lump sum down the rack rather than paying the minimum amount by the due date required each month. If you don’t pay up repeatedly, this can sufficient to represent a “pattern” of repeated violations but it also sets you up for a “pie-in-the-sky” attitude about owing money. If you can’t pay it now, what makes it more likely that you can in a few months time?

Tips

• In addition to the fee restrictions, card issuers have been asked to review the rate hikes that were put into place prior to the Credit CARD Act, which came into effect on February 22, 2010.
• If you can’t practice responsible credit card management, switch to a debit card until you’re ready to try again. You won’t get the same flexibility or rewards but you will get your financial limitations sorted.
• While some members of the banking industry fear that capping the penalty fees will lead to less credit availability,^[1][2] some commentators believe that banks will simply find other ways to pass on more costs. Whatever the reality, the morale of the story is the same – watch out for your own financial interests by being a cautious and diligent credit card consumer.

Warnings

• Late payments harm your credit score, even if you’re not concerned about the penalties.
• Credit card providers will tell you that you have the right to close an account if you don’t like it. While true, this also means that you need to pay off the debt before it can be closed fully, and you might still take a credit score hit if things have gone wrong for you under that card. Don’t rely on just closing the account when things get too hard; it’s a false solution.

Things You’ll Need

• Credit card agreement details

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Sources and Citations

• CNN Money, New credit card restrictions take effect, http://money.cnn.com/2010/08/22/pf/credit_card_rules/ – research source
• CBS Money Watch, Fed Approves New Credit Card Restrictions, http://moneywatch.bnet.com/economic-news/blog/daily-money/fed-approves-new-credit-card-restrictions/781/ – research source

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Posted: August 24th, 2010
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Charles Landry Knows What Makes Cities Great: Distinction, Variety, and Flow

From Amsterdam to Adelaide, this unorthodox thinker has divined the connections between economic prosperity and creative achievement, and their implications for the future of the city.

Water released from Tungabhadra, Jurala

With the catchment areas in Tunga and Bhadra witnessing heavy rains in Karnataka, the Tungabhadra river is receiving massive inflow of flood waters at Hospet dam.

Following heavy flow of water, the irrigation officials at Hospet have lifted 22 flood gates and discharged 66,000 cusecs of water downstream on Monday.

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Slip road to ease DND traffic

In view of the Commonwealth Games, the Noida Authority has started the construction of a 400 metre-long slip road along Sector 16 till Rajnigandha crossing to ease the flow of traffic from DND Flyway. HT reports.

SEBI asks brokers to collect investors’ income proof

Concerned over inadequate checks on possible flow of black money into stocks, market watchdog SEBI has asked brokers to get income details such as tax returns, salary slips and bank account statements of the investors, not once but every year.

Alert in villages alongside Yamuna

Irrigation department officials, however, said there was nothing to panic about the flow of water in the Yamuna.

MMC cracks the whip against illegal city handcarts

Cracking the whip on mobile handcarts found to be obstructing the free flow of traffic, the Margao traffic police on Thursday sealed seven such carts from near the city bus stand, seized and handed them over to the Margao Municipal Council (MMC) for further action.

How to Make Your Text Messaging Conversations More Meaningful

For many people, text messaging has become a primary (and in some cases the only) means of communication between them and their friends and loved ones. As such, people have developed different ways to communicate using only 160 characters a page, sometimes in abundance or in scarcity. This article will help you if you are tired of having meaningless conversations with acquaintances, need to rid yourself of over-texters, and need to break out of the text slang and emoticon mold.

Steps

1. 

   Text someone worth your time. Breaking the endless cycle of meaningless text message conversations starts with only talking to someone who offers interesting topics and firm opinions. Don’t text someone just because you know that they’ll be at home, bored, with nothing better to do than text you. If that means not text messaging who you usually do and having to wait longer for a response from someone worth your time, so be it.

   • Text messaging shouldn’t be any different from having a conversation in-person: If it isn’t going anywhere, don’t let it continue.
2. Hold yourself to your own standards with other people. If someone constantly text messages you for the only purpose of having someone to text message, shake them off. Take longer to reply, give shorter answers, and stay ambiguous and passive in your answers. Eventually people will start to take the hint that you aren’t going to put any effort into the conversation, so they will cease text messaging you as much as they can.
3. Ask open-ended questions in your conversations. If you’re having a conversation with a person you enjoy talking to, do as much as you can to keep the conversation going. Ask questions that require more than a yes or no answer, leaving room for your opinion and the opportunity to discuss related topics.
   • Instead of asking “Do you like pop music?”, ask “What are your favorite genres of music?” Questions like that not only spark conversations, but show that you have a genuine interest in the person and want them to elaborate on the topic.
4. 

   Keep the conversation well-balanced. Don’t ask questions or bring up topics just so you can give your opinion on them. It makes you look self-centered, and unless you show just as much enthusiasm in what the other person has to say, it will come off as annoying and rude. Avoid this by not only giving your opinion, but by also discussing or questioning the other person’s opinion.

5. Avoid the one sentence/one word reply. Unless you are a person of very few words or can properly describe everything you need to say in one sentence, make a point of replying to a person’s text message in at least two sentences. Worst of all is the “K” reply, which is now associated the sender being angry at the receiver. Once you get to know a person’s text message flow better, you’ll be able to tell if you’ve said something to bore or anger them, but it is usually a one or two word answer.
   • If you are angry with a person, simply don’t text them until you have had time to cool off and think about the situation. One word and one sentence replies will only make you more angry with the person you are text messaging as you continue your infuriating conversation.
6. Develop your own text messaging style. In the same sense that writers have different writing styles, consider creating your own standard of text messaging. A general sense of the English language should be upheld, because text message shorthand has become outdated and almost childish. Unlimited text messaging plans are now more affordable, so there’s hardly any excuse to have sentences with a garble of letters, numbers and symbols that take the place of a five-letter word. As such, you do not always need a smiley face or heart after every sentence unless typing it makes you genuinely happy. Nobody will take you seriously if you have :) :] :D :P :/ :( >:( after everything you say.
7. 

   Call the person if you have to. If your conversation has taken an unexpected turn and either gotten deeper or more heated, ask to call the person and talk to them directly. Sometimes a person can better communicate their ideas out loud rather than picking the correct words to type and hesitating to see if they express their ideas clearly.

   • Meet in person, if you must. Don’t let your thoughts and ideas be held back by text messaging, and stand firm on your opinions in whatever way you must.
8. End on a good note. Do not randomly drop a conversation if it has been a good one. Doing so is the equivalent of hanging up on a person in the middle of a sentence. If the conversation has run its course, tell the person you have to go for the moment, or say good night if you need to get to sleep. Stay courteous and polite, so that the person can come to expect it and not be dismayed by randomly dropped conversations.

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Tips

• If you are unaccomplished in the world of text messaging due to age or lack of interest, ask someone with experience (i.e., a teenager) to help you learn the ropes and avoid text messaging no-no’s.

Warnings

• Avoid at all costs using text messages as a way to convey personal information, i.e., flirting, confessing your feelings to a person, asking someone out, breaking up with someone, sexting, and harassing a person. It’s tacky and impersonal, as those things are conveyed better through face to face contact (although by no means should you harass a person).
• Do not, under any circumstances, forward a chain letter. It’s pointless and fake, and will only annoy your friends who do not believe in those things. It is also illegal in some jurisdictions.

Things You’ll Need

• Cell phone
• Text plan
• English dictionary (optional)

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Posted: August 18th, 2010
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Real estate 4 pqe DubaiAbu Dhabi

AJP The regional real estate team of this Middle East heavyweight is involved in projects throughout the MENA region and is widely acknowledged as a leading adviser of the major developers receiving a healthy flow of instructions on both a local and regional basis They are now in expansion mode and looking for mid-senior level associates to jo

August 18: Osteochondritis dissecans

Osteochondritis dissecans is a joint disorder in which cracks form in the articular cartilage and the underlying subchondral bone. OCD is caused by blood deprivation in the subchondral bone. This loss of blood flow causes the subchondral bone to die in a process called avascular necrosis. The bone is then reabsorbed by the body, leaving the articular cartilage it supported prone to damage. The result is fragmentation of both cartilage and bone, and the free movement of these osteochondral fragments within the joint space, causing pain and further damage. In humans OCD is a rare disease, occurring in only 15 to 30 people per 100,000 in the general population each year. Although rare, it is an important cause of joint pain in physically active adolescents. Because their bones are still growing, adolescents are more likely than adults to recover from OCD; recovery in adolescents can be attributed to the bone’s ability to repair damaged or dead bone tissue and cartilage in a process called bone remodeling. While OCD may affect any joint, the knee tends to be the most commonly affected, and constitutes 75% of all cases. (more…)

Sales Executive (automotive) – Abu Dhabi

My client is looking for a Sales Executive for their automotive company in Abu DhabiYou will establish business plans to own order processing price negotiation implementation of value added activities and completely ensure the enhancement of business process managementResponsibilities Car flow management and the clients Business Process Enhan

Kuwait Airways forced to borrow from banks to pay salaries

Kuwait Airways has said it will borrow from local banks to pay salaries, Reuters has reported. “We got the approval of the cabinet to borrow from local banks to support the company’s cash flow including payment of salaries,” company spokesman, Adel Boresly, told the news service. Kuwait is currently privatising the company and has already appointed Citigroup, Ernst and Young and aviation services firm Seabury to handle the process.

Middle East Regional Sales Manager

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Kuwait Airways to borrow from banks to pay salaries

Kuwait Airways gets cabinet approval to borrow from local banks to support the company’s cash flow, including payment of salaries

Global Deal Flow Professionals

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GM Lands $5 Billion Line Of Credit, Could File For IPO By Tomorrow

Last week, Ed Whitacre said that he was unsure about the timeline for General Motors’ initial public offering. Analysts have been expecting GM to return to the stock markets this fall, but there’s been a sizable obstacle standing in the automaker’s way: finding a $5 billion line of credit, which GM needs for cash flow purposes. Now, it appears…

Gutters overflow near CIIMS

Apathy and laxity on the part of the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) to clean up its gutter lines near the Central India Institute of Medical Sciences (CIIMS) is causing an over flow of manholes within the hospital premises causing unhygienic conditions in the otherwise clean hospital.

Senior – Transaction Support Services -Feasibility Studies, Competitive – Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

As a senior within the Transaction Support team, you’ll participate in due diligence and feasibility studies engagements related to transactions involving private equity investor groups and strategic corporate buyers. Client responsibilities

► Prepare analyses of historical and pro forma financial information to assess trends and fluctuations that may impact cash flow …

Menstrual pain may change brain structure

Washington, Aug. 11: Menstrual cramps, the most common gynaecological disorder in women, may cause alterations throughout the nervous system, a new study has claimed.

Researchers at the National Yang-Ming University in Taipei have said that the lower abdominal pain, known as primary dysmenorrhea (PDM), which starts with the onset of menstrual flow can alter brain structure.

The researchers s

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Fire rages, flow stops on bombed Turkish pipeline

Turkish fire-fighters battled to contain a raging fire on a pipeline carrying about a quarter of Iraq’s crude oil exports, a day after an explosion blamed on Kurdish militants, officials said.

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