Articles, tagged with "facades", page 1
11th November 2010
The pay packages proffered by top rate companies and Multi National Corporations are failing to attract those who are eyeing public sector jobs such as IAS, CA and bank PO. The raison d'êtres behind this are numerous. The repute and standing that comes wi...
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Author:
preeti011
04th July 2010
The history of Jaisalmer started in 1156, the year of its founding, in the Indian state of Rajasthan. Strategically positioned on the camel route connecting India and Central Asia it started off with great wealth leading to the exquisite houses and mansio...
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Author:
Pushpitha Wijesinghe
07th September 2009
Local Law 11 of 1998 was passed by the City Council of New York as a response to the highly publicized exterior wall failures that took place in the city in 1997 and 1998.
Before the Local Law 11 Inspections, New York City was under Local Law 10 of 1980...
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Author:
Chris Cornell
27th July 2008
In 2005, UNESCO declared Barcelona as having nine sights of "outstanding cultural importance to the common heritage of humankind". These nine sights are something you don't want to miss! Read on to find out more!
When you think of Europe and culture, y...
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Author:
David Brydon
02nd May 2006
Korea is situated on the south of the Korean peninsula. It's a big country with a population of about 45 millions. Korea isn't popular among the immigrants and the most of its population are Koreans. Korea has a long and interesting history and the monume...
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Author:
Elena Reboni
31st January 2006
Mobile phones have become almost a status symbol in addition to the ease and security that comes from owning them. Carrying a mobile phone lets others know you're mature and "cool." It has gone beyond a mere tool to make and receive calls. It's an express...
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Author:
Mark Bishop
