by editor at Thursday, August 20, 2009 in Breaking News, Health
Tags: factory logjam, swine flu, swine flu vaccine
Swine Flu Vaccine
As the world is finally getting all ready and geared up against the latest menace in the form of swine flu, it seems that a shipment of bad news is waiting to be unleashed. According to sources in Washington, health service authorities are now on the verge of having sleepless nights due to a factory logjam.
In other words, an unexpected problem in the form of a factory logjam is threatening to delay the process of putting the liquid into the syringes resulting in a sudden stasis for the entire process which has been so enthusiastically lapped up by the people. The recent estimates reveal that the country is not going to have 120 million doses ready to be distributed by the 15th of October, but instead it has to be settled for 45 million units. The authorities are however hopeful about coming up with a solution.
by editor at Thursday, August 20, 2009 in Breaking News
Tags: atlantic ocean, category 4, hurricane, hurricane bill
Hurricane Bill
An intense Hurricane, christened as Bill is said to have been howling over the Atlantic Ocean in the late hours of Wednesday and the weather department and the experts have tagged it as a potentially dangerous storm grouped in to Category 4. While it travels north, it can get more intensified by the contact of warm waters.
The forecasters have further revealed that the most immense of the consequences of the storm will be felt at Bermuda and surrounding region including the south eastern coast of the United States by the weekend. The national hurricane center also requested the Leeward Islands population to be on their alerts round the clock for the storm, even though its heart was expected to go by well towards the northeastern part of the chain by the end of the next day. The fishermen in Antigua have already been asked to dock their vessels.
by admin at Tuesday, May 19, 2009 in Breaking News, Health
Tags: pandemic, swine flu epidemic, swine flu vaccine, world health organization
World Health Organization (WHO) is very closely monitoring the spread of swine flu so that before anything pandemic occurs they can take the right step to prevent the new A (H1N1) virus from creating havoc across the world. The Swine Flu Epidemic is the current hot topic of discussion at the World Health Organization’s Annual Meeting. This five day event begins in Geneva and will involve the 193 members of the WHO.
There are reports that Dr. Margaret Chan, Director WHO, will talk about the recommendations of experts on production of swine flu medicine and new flu vaccine. Few sources revealed that different pharmaceutical companies are really ready to begin their production of the new flu vaccine but they are waiting for a decision that has to be made first. It is also required to decide how much vaccine should they make, how to distribute the vaccines and which countries or who must get the vaccines.
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by admin at Tuesday, May 05, 2009 in Breaking News, Health
Tags: canadian farm pigs, pig farm, swine flu
According to Canadian health officials, some pigs have been found infected with swine flu virus in some farms in Canada. These swine flu infected pigs have been isolated to prevent the spread of the disease.
The officials also told that it was the first case of pig infection in the country. In pigs swine flu outbreaks are quite regular, but they do not have a risk for food safety, however, this time the health officials have warned against the spread of the disease.
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by admin at Tuesday, April 08, 2008 in AMD, Breaking News, Intel, Tech News
Tags: AMD, Intel, Internet
It is published in the associated press of San Francisco just a few times ago; the AMD opportunities are cutting down in the job market day by day. The reason of this breakdown is the heavy explosion of slump in the world trade market.
The investors are facing the risk factors more than the past, as the needs and wants of the local and international people have been badly spoiled, due to the inflation, which led the market gamblers and investors into crack down.
AMD mentioning the ratio of its stocking bonds and shares to the public, that are poorly got down due to the market depression in world, as the value of dollar in the international market has been decreased down.
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by admin at Friday, February 22, 2008 in Breaking News, Internet, Yahoo
Tags: Microsoft, Yahoo
Yahoo had already informally rejected Microsoft’s initial bid. However, the giant software company is still waiting for Yahoo’s formal letter of rejection before moving forward towards its next plan. Microsoft’s next step is most likely to appoint a new set of directors which should be done by March 14.
Microsoft could not see a possible reason for increasing its bid for Yahoo. A reliable source had stated that Microsoft is not up to bidding against itself until Yahoo shows up and become willing to cooperate in the bargaining table. New York Times Deal Book had stated that Microsoft is willing to move forward with proxy battle with Yahoo.
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by admin at Friday, February 22, 2008 in Breaking News, Internet
Tags: customer satisfaction, e-commerce
E-commerce topped the Service Industry with its significant increase in terms of customer satisfaction. Companies in lined with e-commerce reached 81.6 record score based on University of Michigan’s American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI). This score had increased by 2% compared when with the same time last year.
According to University of Michigan, e-commerce business sector took the top spot against the other form of industries in terms of customer satisfaction during last year’s fourth quarter.
E-commerce’s improvement and impressive performance is exceptional considering national ACSI’s usual downward trend as stated by the head of UM index, Claes Fornell. In fact, e-commerce is the only sector that showed improvement in this quarter with consistent customer satisfaction. This is rather impressive because other industries are experiencing some difficulty.
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by admin at Wednesday, February 20, 2008 in Breaking News, Microsoft, Yahoo
Although Yahoo rejected Microsoft’s first bid, this battle is far from being over. Believe it or not, Microsoft is going to continue to push for a deal within the next few days. At this time, it appears that Microsoft is taking all of the appropriate steps to start a proxy battle with Yahoo.
Many people are not aware of what it means to wage a proxy battle. Simplifying this process is no easy task, but there are some details that can be seen on the surface. It is Microsoft’s hopes that after putting together a list of directors to take over Yahoo’s board, that the majority of stockholders would support this effort. If this happens, Microsoft will be able to more or less bully Yahoo into making the transaction.
If Microsoft moves forward with its proxy battle, it is sure to spend a lot of money during the process. Industry experts are predicting that Microsoft would have to spend approximately $20 to $30 million to complete the process. As you can imagine, they would much rather have Yahoo agree to a friendlier takeover. Not only would this save them money, but it would save them a lot of time as well.
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by admin at Thursday, November 15, 2007 in Breaking News, Google, Internet
There is prosperous news from Silicon Valley. Co-founder of Google Inc “LARRY PAGE” will tie the nuptial knot with his girlfriend on December 8 at an undisclosed location, according to San Francisco Chronicle reports.
Page’s girlfriend “LUCY SOUTHWORTH” is a bio-medical informatics doctoral student at Stanford University.
Page’s 34, founded Google as a Stanford University computer science doctoral student and is Silicon Valley’s richest bachelor with a fortune worth around USD 20 BILLION.
Many current and former Google employees are expected to attend the wedding.
I wish Mr. PAGE A Very happy and prosperous marriage life.
