Tuesday, August 20, 2013

Warning: PayPal Phishing Scam

Paypal is really new in Saudi Arabia. It is great way to receive and send money if your doing online jobs. I have decided to make this post since not all PayPal users are aware about different phishing scam that phishers are doing just to get hold of somebody’s account. Just this morning I received […]

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Northern Pakistan

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Deosai Plains, Altitude 14,500 Feet

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Nanga Parbat, Diamir face

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Askol village, It’s the last village before K2 trek

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Mighty K2, Height above 28,000 ft

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Broghal Valley

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Darkot Pass at the border of Chitral and Ghizaer, Picture taken by a Pakistani Photographer Atif saeed and this picture has been selected by Apple Inc. USA to appear as default wallpaper on the desktop of their upcoming Apple Macintosh Operating system.

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Hunza

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Chita Katta lake

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This place is in between Kaghan valley and Kohistan and there are many inlets to this place, the place is 920 SqKms and has almost 32 small and large gullies and valleys.

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Left side of river Kunhar, Village Paras, Kaghan valley

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River Nelum, Nelum valley,

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Shigar, Krakoram highway

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Near chitral Valley

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Shimshal Lake, near Skardu

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Rush Lake near Gojal Pass, Pakistan

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Shardha, near Taobut, Nelum valeey, AJK

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Taobut, Nelum valley,AJK

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Taobut, Nelum valley,AJK

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Taobut, Nelum valley,AJK

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Taobut, Nelum valley,AJK

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Taobut, Nelum valley,AJK

 

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Trek to Mkrra(Spider)Mountain, Kaghan Valley

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Mkrra(Spider)Mountain during Autmn,Kaghan Valley

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Karamorak highway

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Minimarg, Astore valley

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Minimarg is in east of Astore after crossing burzil pass near the border of occupied Kashmir, its restricted area and required army permission

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From: Dr Muhammad Afzal


Microsoft integrates Skype and Outlook.com

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Skype Outlook

Microsoft has integrated Skype and Outlook.com.

Skype announced Monday that Skype is now available for all Outlook customers in the U.S., U.K., Germany, France, Canada, and Brazil. What this means is that people can use the video calling and messaging service directly from their e-mail.

“E-mail is an important and personal tool for most people, but there are moments when you want to be able to speak live or chat face-to-face,” Outlook group product manager Dawn Martynuik wrote in a blog post.

“In a recent Ipsos Public Affairs poll 76 percent of people say that their e-mail conversations frequently or occasionally result in a follow-up phone or video call, or other means of communication. Those moments are perfect for Skype and now, face-to-face connection right from your inbox is just a click away.”

Outlook already connects with users’ Facebook and Gmail accounts. So, integrating Skype seems like a natural progression for Microsoft

Google also gives users the ability to make voice calls and message people through their Gmail accounts. And besides e-mail, the Google Voice feature lets users place calls from Google Hangouts, Google+, and the Chrome extension, holding conversations with up to 10 people at a time.

Further international expansion of Skype for Outlook is expected in the “near future.”

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Monday, August 19, 2013

Calling from within

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by Kamran Rizvi

I have often wondered why some people in positions of significant responsibility, whether in government or in business, don’t exemplify meaning and greatness.
You may have come across the question: Are you ready, willing and able? These three words, ‘ready’, ‘willing’, and ‘able’, when lived by an individual make him/her a potent force to be reckoned with. Readiness implies preparedness, and that’s easy to see; ability is determined by competence needed to effectively deal with a variety of managerial challenges - this is self-evident. However, your willingness is an abstract quality, but one which can be felt by others. Willingness refers to your enthusiasm and eagerness to achieve what you passionately believe in and desire. It’s your calling from within.
Such a calling is beautifully expressed by Peter Koestenbaum. He says:
“Unless the distant goals of meaning, greatness, and destiny are addressed, we can't make an intelligent decision about what to do tomorrow morning - much less set strategy for...read more


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