Posted January 11th, 2012
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LinkedIn went public with an IPO in May 2011, continuing its meteoric climb atop the social media ladder. The professional network company then kept the proverbial ball rolling by opening a technology center in Bangalore, India, to end the year. As LinkedIn continues to grow, India has added more members to the site than just about another country, about 12 million members and climbing. Just as the U.S. has Silicon Valley in California, India is home to Bangalore, a budding technology center that is embracing LinkedIn with open arms.
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Expansion in India
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Posted January 11th, 2012
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Narrow corridors and white-washed waiting rooms: this bored, tedious description once defined hospitals. Now, however, there’s a sudden surge of progress—with digital media and social networking offering a far easier alternative to the expected.
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Blogging is a common task, dominating the Internet and claiming high percentages of the dot-com mentality. Amazingly, it is becoming the answer to medical woes: with physicians now able to chart out their opinions, cases and advice for all inquisitive readers. Doc Read the full post…
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Posted January 10th, 2012
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Are you interested in helping people? Are you very interested in how a human heart works? If so, then perhaps you should opt for EKG technician training and enter the medical field.
The basics of EKG career
EKG or ECG stands for electrocardiogram. A specialist working in this area will be responsible for the implementation of cardiovascular tests on patients using electrical impulses and transmitting them to the heart of a patient. Working as an EKG technician is a promising career with a bright future. Read the full post…
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Posted January 10th, 2012
by Caleb Macdougall
John Wood, incoming chairman of the Independent Schools Association, said competition between major exam boards had damaged the “integrity” of the system.
He said it “cannot be right” that examiners can make money from selling advice to schools while also setting objective tests.
The comments came after a Daily Telegraph investigation into exam boards in England and Wales.
Last month, undercover reporters filmed senior examiners advising teachers at £230-a-day seminars about the exact wording that pupils should use and which questions they could expect.
Ofqual is now investigating the role of the advice sessions amid fears teachers are being given unfair help. It could
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Posted January 9th, 2012
by Charlotte Draper
Knowing how to take a test is a vital skill that all serious students must practice. There are many types of exams that you will be required take to over your academic career. The following guide can be applied to all types of tests, from everyday subject tests in school to those pesky standardized tests. Take notes on the methods that are summarized below and try out these techniques on your next exam.
Scan. When you open your test, start by familiarizing yourself with the material. Scan the entire test immediately and evaluate the importance of each section. Note the amount of points each section is worth and estimate how much time will be needed for each part.
Read. Slowly read the directions and underline key words.
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