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8/4/2008 1:30:47 AM
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Participate in the University of South Carolina Discussion Board
mikepradigo
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May I know the courses that are available for the foreign students and also, please suggest the fees structure for a particular course. What are the specializations and other honor degrees that are available in the university?
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good place to look forward..
look4ward
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8/4/2008 12:22:56 AM
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Participate in the Digital Cameras Discussion Board
crest
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Using a digital camera we can record sound and moving video as well as still photographs. As there are many branded companies like Sony,canon,HP offering good prices.Depending upon memory card capability we can take videos ,photographs and videos.
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crest
good place to look forward
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8/4/2008 12:15:22 AM
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TV
peterparker
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Now-a-days TV are the most importent things, tv's are using for only entertainment purpus some of the importent news channels are also there in, America some of the serials having so much of popularity
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peterparker
the place to learn more games
http://www.game4all.com
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8/3/2008 10:34:44 PM
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Participate in the Digital Cameras Discussion Board
sacchiroger
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A digital camera is a camera that takes video or still photographs, or both, digitally by recording images on a light-sensitive sensor.Now a days every one are using them,because it is easy to carry. There are lots more adventage by this digital camera.
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sacchi
good place to look forward
look4ward
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8/2/2008 7:11:20 AM
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Participate in the Digital Cameras Discussion Board
peter2009
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There are lot of advantages with digital camera.However, there is some disadvantages also those are.
1.Large upfront information
2.more sensitive to shocks and dropping.
3.lower quality than film.
4.can be battery hogs.
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peter
good place to look forward
look4ward
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8/2/2008 3:40:58 AM
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architecture
morton
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The Architecture has also a good demand now adays
so thats why many youth are studying this couse now a days
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barber
for more information about the architecture
architecture
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8/2/2008 3:04:49 AM
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Participate in the Apple iPod Discussion Board
aylen
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Hi i want to buy an apple ipod,but i dont know about the features properly.So please give me the details of the ipod.
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aylen
www.orkut.com
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8/2/2008 2:58:46 AM
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Participate in the Indiana University Discussion Board
preethi
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Hi
Indian Universities are offer more facilities to people who have no capacity to study graduate courses. They are getting more oppotunities like scholarships.
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Jhon
http://www.orkut.com
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8/1/2008 6:32:16 AM
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Participate in the Indiana University Discussion Board
gressy
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Hi, Please tell something about Indiana university, we don't know any thing about this.
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nansy
http://www.orkut.com
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7/31/2008 2:08:56 AM
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Participate in the Michael Schumacher Discussion Board
neelufer
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Yes Michael Schumacher was good driver but he didn't get good mechanic, because most of the time he had mechanical problem. But he played well when he was in service.
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neelufer
Social Media Marketing - 1177294280.90934
http://www.widecircles.com
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7/31/2008 1:17:28 AM
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Participate in the University of South Carolina Discussion Board
neelufer
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What is the good facilities for the undergraduate students.Can they get scholarship for the further studies.
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http://www.widecircles.com
http://www.widecircles.com
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7/25/2008 11:18:17 PM
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addiction
symonds
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Addiction is one of the major problem for our society. So we must try to control it otherwise we may face lot of problems.
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symonds
Addiction Recovery Washington
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7/23/2008 5:07:04 AM
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Participate in the University of South Carolina Discussion Board
Aditi
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May i know how many degree programs are there for undergraduates and graduate levels.Is distance matters for the education how do they help for the busy scheduled pupils?
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Addiction Recovery South Carolina
Addiction Recovery South Carolina
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7/21/2008 12:33:23 AM
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Participate in the Digital Cameras Discussion Board
vinus2008
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I am glad to enjoy this board. Thanks for your info. I want to buy one digital cam so you help me out of this? Give some good suggestions.
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Addiction Recovery North Carolina
Addiction Recovery North Carolina
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7/19/2008 2:45:54 PM
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Participate in the Purdue University Discussion Board
Karyn Gonzales
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This is a direct reaction to the post made by Vicky regarding the Purdue MBA Program at GISMA.
I am a member of GISMA MBA Class of 2008 and I say that the statements made by Vicky are ridiculous.
The statements made in Vicky's post are false and I am going to address each and every one of them.
1) That it is a shortcoming to have a program that is extremely quantitative:
I really do not see why this is a problem. I even think that this is one of the strengths of the program. Finance, Accounting, Quant Methods – are basic skills that an MBA must have to succeed in today’s business environment and the Purdue MBA program at GISMA really makes sure you got this nailed. If you’re weak in this area, then this program might not be for you.
2) But scores very poorly when it comes to soft skills and networking:
I totally disagree. There were plenty of opportunities to network. There were MBA Career Fairs, Company Presentations, Company Field Trips, and Dinners with Alumni. There were also a lot Electives focused on the development of soft skills, i.e. Leadership, Negotiations, Cross-Cultural Management, Managerial Communications, etc.
3) Furthermore, GISMA lacks true MBA ambience. The school is very small.
What GISMA had, which is having a small class of 48, shows that the school is highly selective. Also, a small class has the benefit of more student-professor interaction and more opportunity to participate in class discussions. Thus, you get exposed to a lot of ideas from different perspectives making discussions a whole lot richer. This is what I experienced and I really have no clue why this is a problem.
4) If it were not enough, it's not easy to find a more boring place than Hannover.
This is highly subjective. A big city like NY or Hong Kong can be boring if you don’t have friends at all. I never found Hannover to be boring because there were always friends to hang-out with. Also, there were plenty of things to do with friends, like hang-out in the lake, barbeque in the park, hang-out in beer gardens, play football or badminton, clubbing, etc.
5) The way it recruits MBAs (more from under-developed countries than developed countries):
I think GISMA admits students based on a very clear set of criteria. If the best qualified applicants turned-out to be mostly from developing countries, I really don’t see why that is a problem. A good mind is a good mind; it doesn’t matter where it came from. And the claim that GISMA recruits students from developing countries in order to provide low cost labour for German companies is just ridiculous!
6) German and American students are oftentimes in the "Dean's List" and secretly enjoy special privileges.
Students who WORK HARD get rewarded to be in the “Dean’s List” regardless of country of origin. For the Class of 2008, they come from – Germany, Croatia, Romania, Mexico, Philippines, India, Bulgaria, Moldova, Colombia, and the States. Each one of them deserved to be there.
7) The academic director is the best example of what a manager shouldn't be.
I think this is a very unfair statement. Vicky couldn’t have been in a position that allowed him/her to develop a reliable opinion on this matter.
8) That most students lack leadership, entrepreneurship, soft skills, and even social skills.
This is not what I observed. This class is full of future leaders and entrepreneurs. I really have no idea where Vicky got this notion.
Again, I say that the statements made by "Vicky" are ridiculous.
If you are a prospective MBA student, I trust that you are smart enough NOT to form an opinion about GISMA based on his/her statements
Yours Sincerely,
Karyn Gonzales (Philippines)
MBA 2008 / GISMA Business School
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7/15/2008 11:07:41 PM
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Participate in the Barack Obama Discussion Board
veny
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He is a dynamic personality. Now he is going to be first president from black origin. I heard about him that he believes in Hindu god hanuman.
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veny
Addiction Recovery Kentucky
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7/6/2008 7:28:53 PM
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Participate in the Purdue University Discussion Board
vicky
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Dear Purdue Students,
This article is to prevent you from participating in the GISMA exchange program for the MSIA students and also Full-Time MBA. I decided to try GISMA and it was an awful experience. GISMA misleads potential MBA candidates by doing clever marketing. It sells its MBA as a top notch program with Purdue University. Truth is, GISMA has multiple shortcomings. The program is extremely quantitative but scores very poorly when it comes to soft skills and networking which are extremely important in an MBA. Furthermore, GISMA lacks true MBA ambience. The school is very small; networking non existent. If it were not enough, it's not easy to find a more boring place than Hannover.
However, the most serious aspect about GISMA is the way it recruits MBAs. It has a deliberate policy of recruiting students who lack leadership, ideas, and entrepreneurial desire; who will be contented with low level positions in German multinational companies. Most of the students come from underdeveloped countries / regions such as India, Africa, Latin America, Eastern Europe, etc., and it is no coincidence. GISMA selects students from these parts of the world because it is consistent with its strategy of finding low cost labor for German companies. It never chooses candidates from developed countries such as France, Italy, Spain, Japan, etc. because people from these countries expect higher salaries. The exceptions being German and American students. The latter serve the function of being the link between foreign students and the multinationals. German and American students are oftentimes in the "Dean's List" and secretly enjoy special privileges. On a lighter note, the academic director is the best example of what a manager shouldn't be. She is not involved and doesn't show interest in student concerns or disposition to help. She completely lacks people skills and is not liked by the vast majority of MBA students (some will not recognize this out of fear). Ironically, she is a GISMA MBA graduate. Furthermore, GISMA is in a very bad financial situation. The Dean even bothered to travel from the States to inform the class of 2008 the possibility of GISMA closing next year. In the mean time, German companies have agreed to continue to subsidize GISMA. However, this is by no means a guarantee of its long term viability. This is bad news particularly for candidates applying to GISMA in the future without knowing the risk it implies.
In conclusion, GISMA is definitely not a good business school. It is misleading in its advertising and the Full-Time MBA program has multiple failures. But the worst part about GISMA are its students. Most lack leadership, entrepreneurship, soft skills, and even social skills. Participation is discouraged even if they deny it. Their policy of choosing students lacking leadership, vision, and all of the above qualities is pathetic. GISMA is not a business school for leaders. It is a school for low level employees.
Check GISMA at http://www.gisma.com/ and convince for yourself. Don’t be fooled!
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7/3/2008 2:44:08 AM
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Participate in the University of Connecticut Discussion Board
gayashani
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Good. Tell me about some program that is conducted to addiction recovery.
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Addiction Recovery Connecticut
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2/21/2008 10:33:38 PM
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Google as we know it might not exist without it.
justFred
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Stanford University is a great school and has turned out some of the most brilliant minds in Silicon Valley, and around the world. Two men that attended Stanford, as I'm sure many of you are aware, were Larry Page and Sergey Brin. Together they created Google.
I've a feeling this site is new, but to those who would like to discuss Stanford and its involvement in the creation of Google through its data retrieval programs- the topic is here 
-just Fred
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2/21/2008 10:29:16 PM
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Participate in the Stanford University Discussion Board
justFred
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Cool site. Essentially discussion about the University of Stanford? Well I'll have to check in from time to time. I'd like to one day attend this school. Well anyway you folks at universityupdate.com have a link from my SMX post, and I'll try to write up a post about what you do here. If you'd like to help with that go ahead and shoot me an e-mail, stanford @ justfredworks.com , my catch-all address will get it to my inbox.
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