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1. Turbomeeting Web Conferencing Deployed For Global Communications At Nova Tool November 20, 2008 On-Premise Web Conferencing Appliance Proves to be Most Cost-Effective Communications Solution Santa Clara, CA, November 12, 2008 - RHUB Communications, Inc. (RHUB), a premier provider of Web conferencing solutions, announced the successful implementation of the company’s TurboMeeting Web conferencing appliance at Nova Tool and Mold Inc. Nova is a Canadian manufacturer of molds, prototypes, and fixtures. The company purchased TurboMeeting from RHUB’s Canadian Distributor Partner, Monsoon Networks. The Monsoon/Nova deployment of TurboMeeting exemplifies the advantages and cost-effecti... (read more) Author: Larry Dorie

2. Hurricane Paloma: the second most powerful November hurricane November 10, 2008 Paloma began as a weak low level spin in the southwest Caribbean Sea on the tail end of the monsoon trough. After several days, it began to organize. The low was officially classified as a tropical depression on November 5, just east of Nicaragua and Honduras. By Thursday, November 6, Paloma was a strengthening tropical storm. It was moving steadily northward and became a hurricane Thursday night. Hurricane Paloma showed steady strengthening all day Friday and was heading straight for Grand Cayman. It veered east of the island during the last couple of hours to allow the worst of the des... (read more) Author: Rich Johnson

3. HolidayMasti Unlimited Discount- It's Raining Holidays November 07, 2008 The Sizzling summer is over and it's time to celebrate the magic of monsoon which evokes different feelings in different peoples. Despite the monsoon, or because of it, HolidayMasti Unlimited Discount plan their holidays in the winter season. It makes sense with so many discount offers. HolidayMasti Unlimited Discount brings so many special packages in this Christmas and New Year season. Their special packages are: • Queen of the Hills – Darjeeling Package • The Pearl of the Orient - Goa Package • Incredible State of India - Rajasthan Package • God's Own Country – Kerala Package... (read more) Author: santosh kumar

4. ADVENTURE TRAVELING-PART-IV November 05, 2008 Rann of Kutch (Gujarat, India) The desert is not always a waste. Head for the 18,000 sq km area in the north of Gujarat to find out how much of a waste it isn’t. The Great Rann was originally an extension of the Arabian Sea, closed off by centuries of silting. www.aonetrip.com In Alexander the Great’s time it was a navigable lake, but it is now an extensive mudflat, inundated during the monsoon. No visitor to the Great Rann has yet been disappointed; it’s a stark and strange terrain you won’t ever forget. There’s a lot to see in the nearest town, Bhuj, as well: the 18th-century Aina Mahal... (read more) Author: Tiya kaur

5. Guide to Hua Hin, Thailand November 03, 2008 Hua Hin In the early 1920s King Prajadhipok decided to build a summer retreat from Bangkok’s politics and from its soaring pre-monsoon temperatures and high humidity. He chose to build his new palace near the tranquil fishing village of Hua Hin, and the place hasn’t looked back since. He named it ‘Klai Kangwon’, which means ‘Far from Worries’, a name that could not have been more inappropriate as, whilst on holiday here in 1932, he was toppled from power in a typically-Thai bloodless coup that replaced nearly 700 years of absolute monarchy with a constitutional one. Over the following yea... (read more) Author: simon ramsden

6. Understanding More About Cane Furniture And Wicker Furniture October 07, 2008 Talk about rattan furniture, or cane furniture and some people might instantly think of it as the same as wicker furniture. In many cases, rattan and wicker furniture are used interchangeably, but there is a difference. Rattan is the material, but wicker is the process of weaving the rattan or other materials into the finished goods. Wicker furniture could be made from straw or bamboo which is weaved around a rattan frame. Rattan is predominantly found in monsoon and primary rainforests, especially in Indonesia and Malaysia. Currently, there are about 50 species of rattan being tra... (read more) Author: Gen Wright

7. Where do hurricanes occur? September 24, 2008 Where do hurricanes occur over the world? When planning a vacation, if you are heading to a tropical climate it would be a good idea to know when and where hurricanes occur. Hurricanes and more generically, tropical cyclones occur in seven distinct basins around the world. Some hurricanes formation basins are much more active than others and produce many more tropical storms and hurricanes. In a similar fashion, when comparing formation zones, some tropical cyclone basins have a much longer time frame in which tropical cyclones may occur during the year. Most tropical cyclones form from a dis... (read more) Author: Rich Johnson

8. A BOOK REVIEW OF B.K.KAR`S `` THE SILENT MONSOON`` September 23, 2008 A BOOK REVIEW The Silent Monsoon : Basanta Kumar Kar, Writers Workshop Calcutta, 2006 ISBN 81-8157-596-2 (HB) ISBN 81-8157-597-0 (FB) Price HB - Rs 150.00 FB - Rs 100.00 Basanta Kumar Kar is a distinguished name in Indian English Poetry. He hails from Kendrapara, Orirsa (India). Although he hold a senior position in an international development organisation. He has two other collections of poetry before this entitled "The Native Bird, The Pinnacle of Sorrow". This is the third collection by B.K. Kar. This collection is dedicated to the Naive Bird. This collection contains 78 poems... (read more) Author: DR. RAM SHARMA

9. 5 Steps to Follow if You Get Stuck During Monsoon August 30, 2008 Monsoon is that time of the year when the sky opens up and everyone is drenched in the rain. Rain water even takes its toll on automobiles and therefore it is essential to get the vehicles serviced before the monsoon starts. Getting the car serviced prior to monsoon is important because water damage in cars can actually spoil the car exteriors as well as the interior. Good service will atleast prevent reduce the damage. Apart from the service, it is also necessary to gain knowledge in case you and your car get stuck up in clogged rain water. Rain is a nature’s call and no one of us can do a... (read more) Author: Carazoo India

10. 5 tips for the monsoon driving August 22, 2008 1. Car Care Remember to check battery, electrical wiring, headlights , tyres, engine, wipers and the underbody anti- rust coating on a regualar basis.Tyre pressure, tread depth and spare wheel should also be checked. Replace cloth floor mats with plastic/ rubber mats as it avoids dampness and bad odour. 2. Driving Care Avoid driving when it is pouring heavily . But if urgent, drive using first gear only and avoid using full accelerator.Lower your window panes while driving through water logged areas. If the car stalls in between, do not try to push start or crank start. It is advisable t... (read more) Author: Shah Alam

11. WHAT TO PACK-FOR TRAVELERS August 20, 2008 What to pack really depends on where you are going, for how many days and the weather you are likely to encounter. If you are trekking in the Himalayas in high altitudes. It’s obviously going to be colder than a low-altitude trek in the same season. Are you likely to get snow or rain? Some areas like the North-East are going to be more humid even in late autumn than in the Central Himalayas or Ladakh. If you are trekking in the Sahyadris in the monsoon t enjoy the lushness of the environs, or in the Valley of Flowers to check out the alpine flowers, well, ensure that your trek doesn’t get wa... (read more) Author: ravinderjeet singh

12. fashion trends, monsoon trends, rainy season tips, footwear tips for monsoon August 20, 2008 FOOTWEAR TIPS FOR MONSOON Come monsoon season and everybody has to rake their brains as to what to put on and step out of the house. Be it clothes or footwear- everyone has to compromise in terms of dressing up not according to what looks best on them but as per the showers allow them. Rainy season is not a good time for the fashion enthusiasts as it dampens their spirits of donning their best outfits and footwear. Footwear, especially, is taken much care of. It’s very essential as the right kind of footwear helps us to tread through those frustrating potholes and muddy pu... (read more) Author: Fashion Moksh

13. Caribbean Cruise Ships August 13, 2008 Caribbean cruise are among those cruises which offers the best and the newest of the ships that are available in the market. These ships include the Carnival, the Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruises. In fact the Caribbean market is the biggest and the most famous ship and cruise market in the whole world. This is because the Caribbean cruises are on throughout the year and tourists keep on coming here in every kind of season whether it is summer winter or monsoon. The business here does not get affected due to climatic change like rains or drought. These newest ships are first launched in th... (read more) Author: Francis Adam

14. MONSOON DRIVING TIPS August 11, 2008 MONSOON DRIVING TIPS • Remove all sun-film. Nothing messes up visibility during the monsoon up visibility during the monsoon, when you need it most, than this. • Try to travel in pairs, at least, and between all vehicles, have at least one GSM and one CDMA phone. • • The monsoon and punctures go hand in hand. Consider investing in a rooftop tyre hold- it is pathetic to try and unload a full car in the rain to get at the spare. • Avoid night driving during the monsoon; it is simply not worth the effort, even for highly experienced drivers. • • Read up about aqua-planning, an... (read more) Author: Rubby singh

15. EMPIRES OF THE MONSOON-FOR TRAVELERS August 11, 2008 Sri Lanka Sri Lanka doesn’t promote ‘monsoon tourism’ as aggressively as Kerala. But it may as well. The island country shares a lot with Kerala-landscape, culture, food, climate and more and now it is promoting ayurveda. The monsoon is the traditional season for ayurvedic treatments; it’s also the traditional season of the scared tourist. Which makes it a great time for the less timid to explore the beautiful country. Include the beach resort town of Bentota in your monsoon itinerary-located at the mouth of a large flat estuary; it’s safe for watersports all year round, even in the monsoon. ... (read more) Author: Rubby singh

16. Pattaya in Thailand July 23, 2008 Pattaya in Thailand Meaning the 'south-west monsoon wind" and correctly pronounced "Patti-yah" not "Patt-eye-yah" this lively destination located roughly 150 kilometres from Bangkok ranks as one of the most successful beach resorts in the world. Each year a million and a half visitors enjoy its myriad attractions, and the number keeps growing. Although frequently criticised for its spicy nightlife, it satisfies the needs of leisure travellers in a way that few other destinations can match, anywhere. Pattaya's tree-lined main beach extends for roughly 4 kms, commencing at the Amari Orchid R... (read more) Author: kopter Srijaivang

17. Best in Kerala July 14, 2008 This site gives you Informations about tourism in Kerala, Best in kerala, Explore Kerala, Automobiles, Hotels, Bars/Pubs, best kerala matrimonials, Offers in your City. Search it simple. Kerala, one of the smallest states in the Republic of India, was formed in 1956. It has an area of 15,005 sq. miles. [38,863 sq. km. ] about one percent of the total land area of India. Geography is destiny in Kerala with the monsoon winds bringing the gift of life annually. It's monsoons are likened to a battalion of wild elephants. Agriculture contributes most to the state's income in the primary s... (read more) Author: ecsolutions cochin

18. Monsoon Driving Tips July 13, 2008 It’s Monsoon, a time to enjoy in the rains. Most of the population in India love rains but when it comes to driving in that season, they become frightened. In cities like Mumbai and Delhi where rains come as nature’s anger, it is really difficult to control hands on driving. In monsoon when the roads are wet, the film of the water on the asphalt causes loss of traction. This makes the car more prone to skidding and slipping. It also becomes difficult for the driver to see through the glass when heavy rain falls on the front glass of the car. Driver loses its perception and vision. This e... (read more) Author: Carazoo India

19. In a monsoon evening July 02, 2008 In a monsoon evening, he alongwith his two three friends was waiting for the train, which connects the city to his native, some 150 Kms away, the train is due to arrive in 5-10 minutes. Since it is a connecting train, lots of commuters gathered in the platform for travelling to their homes after a day’s tiredness and disarray. All the people wish to be at their home desperately, as their kids, their husbands, their wives are waiting for them at their homes. Most of them work in the city as government servants, in private offices, small time sales persons, students, occasional travellers and th... (read more) Author: Satish Nair

20. Hotels in Colombo are fulfilling entire global parameter for shining on the horizon July 01, 2008 Colombo is the prime commercial centre of Sri Lanka. Geographically, it is perfect sample of hilly and marshy land. The climate here is hot except on monsoon days when it rains heavily. The natural harbor and its strategic position along the East-West sea trade routes helped it to mark its presence more than 2000 years ago. It became the capital city during British supremacy over the island in 1815 and retained even after gaining freedom in 1948. Few globally famous landmarks of the city are Galle Face Green, the Viharamahadevi Park and the national museum. In spite of being known as Las Vegas... (read more) Author: Nancy Eben

21. ADVENTURE TRAVELING-IN INDIA-PART-IV June 30, 2008 ADVENTURE TRAVELING-PART-IV Rann of Kutch (Gujarat, India) The desert is not always a waste. Head for the 18,000 sq km area in the north of Gujarat to find out how much of a waste it isn’t. The Great Rann was originally an extension of the Arabian Sea, closed off by centuries of silting. In Alexander the Great’s time it was a navigable lake, but it is now an extensive mudflat, inundated during the monsoon. No visitor to the Great Rann has yet been disappointed; it’s a stark and strange terrain you won’t ever forget. There’s a lot to see in the nearest town, Bhuj, as well: the 18... (read more) Author: JASSI KAUR

22. Some Violent Winds of the World June 29, 2008 It is the global air patterns that give rise to the principal wind systems on earth, such as the westerlies, the trade winds and the polar easterlies. These global patterns also influence some of the smaller scale winds such as the monsoon. But at a much smaller and local scale there are a large number of strong and often violent winds caused by local, and sometimes unique, topography and climatic conditions or by the interaction of large scale weather systems with local landmasses. In 1981, after extensive research on damaging thunderstorm winds, Dr. Fujita (who also developed the Fujita... (read more) Author: Mark Boardman

23. Mumbai Properties: Fast Yet Steady June 13, 2008 The prices of Mumbai properties are undergoing a steady upward trend. The factors which influence the same are still the same, beginning from the stock market rally to the good monsoon, to the stable government and to an overall positive economic scenario. Most of the builders today are giving a lot of quality and value added services like swimming pools, health clubs and gardens in their projects. The only negative factor today is that there is limited ready stock with good property builders in Mumbai. A few suburban areas where maximum sales are recorded in the past few months are Chemb... (read more) Author: George Gonigal

24. Douglas and Zeta-Jones To Make Monsoon Film in India May 29, 2008 Over two decades after the original, Michael Douglas is making another sequel to his 1984 film Romancing the Stone. The first sequel, 1985’s Jewel of the Nile was a rather lacklustre movie, but the new sequel, which is called Racing the Monsoon, will feature Douglas’ Oscar-winning Welsh wife Catherine Zeta-Jones, as well as Bourne Identity star Matt Damon, so it promises to be much better. Douglas and Zeta-Jones will be relocating to Indian in order to film the sequel in Mumbai, Kolkata and Jaisalmer and the film promises to provide a real boost to the already-thriving Indian film ... (read more) Author: Aandaleeb Singh

25. Hotels in Manali: Comfort in the Lap of Nature May 29, 2008 Himachal Pradesh is dotted with exciting tourist destinations which are full of superb hills, waterfalls, jungles, temples, wildlife and other things of natural beauty. This is a state where five distinct seasons i.e. spring, summer, monsoon, autumn and winter make dramatic distinctions throughout the year. Sun, snow and rain create a range of options and combinations. Himachal Pradesh is a perfect destination spend your holidays and enjoy. There are many places to explore in Himachal Pradesh: Solan, Dalhousie, Dharamsala, Chamba, Kangra, Kullu Manali to name a few. Kullu-Manali is aptly ... (read more) Author: Rohan Arora

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