Achik Spin passed away

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Singer and actor Abdillah Murad Md Shari, better known as Achik Spin, was killed in a tragic accident today (Saturday) around 6.15pm, reportedly at kilometre 14.7 of the Kajang-Seremban Highway (LEKAS). Details are still sketchy though the 28 year-old was said to have been killed on the spot as the vehicle he was driving - a Toyota Estima - was engulfed in flames.

Achik was reportedly thrown out of the vehicle due to the impact and died of severe head and body injuries while the car later caught fire and exploded. Achik, made his name with the band Spin as well as several hits from his collaboration with another singer, Siti Nordiana Mohd Alias or Nana, as she is more affectionately known .

Nana said she was last with Achik during their recording for an RTM programme - Gah 1 - earlier this evening. Gah 1 is a live show and Achik performed the song entitled Mencari Ketenangan. "We completed our recording at about 5pm, and I gave him a lift to his car which was parked quite a distance away.

"It never crossed my mind that it would be the last time I would ever see him." The 26 year-old said Achik was accompanied by an as-yet unidentified friend. Contacted at about 8pm by The Malay Mail, Nana said she was in shock after receiving the news just moments before word went out on the Internet.

"I called his sister. In tears, she confirmed Achik's passing but said she too was seeking more details. "All I know right now is that he was driving home to Seremban along the Branang highway and accompanied by a friend who escaped with a broken leg." Achik was married in November 2005 to Tasya @ Rose Zaitul Suriani Wati.

Samsung Monte Is new product from SAMSUNG

Sunday, April 25, 2010

samsung monte

Samsung is a big vendor ponsel. Samsung launch new product. Samsung Monte is new product from samsung. Samsung Monte is very elegant and good to make our communication.

samsung monteSpesification Samsung Monte (S5620) :
  • Network : HSDPA 3.6Mbps UMTS (900 / 2100) EDGE / GPRS (850 /900 / 1800 / 1900)
  • Display : 3.0″ 262K WQVGA TFT (Capacitive Touch Screen)
  • Camera : 3.2 Megapixel with CIF
  • Video : H.263, H.264, MPEG4, QVGA @ 15fps
  • Audio : Poly 64, SP-Midi, i-melody, MP3, AAC, AAC+, WMA, 3.5mm Ear jack , FM Radio with RDS
  • Value-added Features : A-GPS, Wi-Fi, Google Map 3.0 , Native SNS Application, Multi IM , TouchWiz 2.0 Plus
  • Connectivity : Bluetooth 2.1, USB 2.0 HS
  • Memory : Internal memory: 200MB / External memory: MicroSD (up to 16GB)
  • Size : 108.8 x 53.7 x 12.4mm / 92g
  • Battery : 1000mAh
  • Talk time : up to 298mins (On 3G mode) / up to 582mins (On 2G mode)
  • Standby time : up to 454hrs (On 3G mode) / up to 769hrs (On 2G mode)

Christina Hendricks Big breasted actress

Friday, April 23, 2010

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Christina Hendricks Breasts Make Men Klepek-Klepek. Big breasted actress Christina Hendricks was elected as the sexiest woman in the United States Esquiere magazine.

LOS ANGELES-large breasts Artist Christina Hendricks was elected as the sexiest woman in the United States Esquiere magazine.

Hendricks defeated another candidate like Adriana Lima and Megan Fox, by obtaining 30 per cent of men who choose it, quoted okezone from Hollyscoop.

Inside the magazine, Hendricks was writing a letter that describes the desire of men. "We love you. If we fell in love with you, we love you. Kegendutanmu, everything," explained the Showbizspy.

"Talking about your body. You do not understand the power of your body odor itself. A woman, who is now undergoing a relationship with a man must be part of it, because he liked the smell of his body," he said.

"We always remember what you say about another woman's body shape. It is not because we do not accept comments. But learning what you thought how sexy we can make it happen," he explained.

"The man who always looked at breast konstran us, not the man who made us interested," he said.

For Hendricks himself, the man who made him interested is Geoffrey Arend, whom she married since 2009.

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the best ways to introduce change into companies

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

It can be difficult for people to adapt to change, but sometimes making the change can be an even more daunting task. As much as people may want to resist change, it can be dreadful to be the one with the job to manage the change effectively, especially in the workplace. Human resource management training and various hospitality courses often discuss the issue of change because all managers and future managers will come across it at some point in their careers. It’s important for managers to know how to handle making changes in the workplace effectively and to get everyone else in the workplace on board with the changes as well.

Experts in the hospitality industry discuss the best ways to introduce change into companies. The first step, experts suggest, is to create a new definition of success. You should set new improvement goals that meet the redefined success. Your new definition of success should be based on improved results. The second step is finding the tools that are going to be required to achieve a very different set of results that the company had been used to achieving in the past.

The last step requires that you work on winning people over and motivating the organization to acquire those new skills and then to stretch to meet the new results objectives. Human resource management training experts agree that this last step can be the most complicated part of the process but it is extremely important.

Hospitality courses teach managers about the importance of making sure this process goes smoothly. Some people need to be treated delicately, and some people will resist change and refuse to get on board. When this happens, experts say it’s best to identify these resisters early on so that you can work over time to try and convert them. If they still won’t change after that, then you need to remove them from the organization. However, this won’t occur often. Experts say that usually about 85% of the organization will most likely accept and adapt to the changes. Only a small percentage of people are resisters.

Managers are taught to not only implement necessary changes, but to also identify and transfer a new set of skills to people so that they can work effectively to achieve the results. If done correctly, implementing change can be very rewarding especially when you get to see companies reach far beyond their goals and become successful. The only roadblock to failure is not moving fast enough to get rid of the resisters. This is usually due to the fact that so much time is spent trying to convert them. It’s good to be optimistic about being able to change these people, but if you don’t move quick enough you might be letting them hold you back which will eventually affect the ability to achieve your goals.

Another problem managers may run into is trying to convince people that change is needed when the performance of the company is doing well. It’s much easier to convince people a change is necessary when performance is down and they are dissatisfied. Although it can be tricky, it’s very important to make people comfortable with taking a risk because it can ultimately advance the company as a whole. Human resource management training experts suggest that you work with groups and teams rather than focus on people individually because groups are more open to taking risks.

Overall it’s important to remember that there is always room for improvement, and the trick is to convince others to think similarly. Experts advise managers to remember to celebrate the smallest successes, look for early wins, reinforce the change process, and root out the resisters as early as possible. If you follow this, you have a high chance for success.

Employee Management is essential for every organization

Employee Management is essential for every organization to stay stable in the market and perform for years to come with the same up going standards. In today's world it is very difficult to manage and retain employees in any organization. Employee Management is nothing but a way to manage your employees for smooth functioning of your organization. These management skills can definitely help you to achieve the goals set and perform better on the performance metrics to run a profitable business.

For an effectively managed business you need to do proper planning and decide what needs to be done, how it needs to be done and who will do what. All this includes setting of targets, assigning the task, and managing the necessary resources that are available at the time. The main theme of Employee Management is proper allocation of the duties and responsibilities. One must be very careful while allocating responsibilities to employees. You must give the right person the right task, which should not be assigned on the grounds of personal interest but should be assigned according to the ability of an employee to get it done more efficiently and beneficially. This will ultimately help you to meet all the required performance standards.

Employee Management is not just limited to getting the work done but it also helps you to check the performance of an employee, whether or not an employee is an underperformer for a long period of time. To resolve this issue you basically have two options; you either terminate the services of that employee or motivate him to give a better performance. Amongst these two options, the best would always be to try and motivate the employee as employee management works on the principle of making people, rather than breaking them. Termination of an employee can sometimes become very stressful for both the management and the employee as it would again result in a loss of a trained resource for the company.

It is very necessary for an organization to retain their staff, and ultimately reduce the attrition rate as a successful organization operates on terms like 'less the attrition, more the performance and more the output.' There are few things which are very useful when you plan on employee management.

1) The benefits provided to an employee by an employer like insurance, transport etc; this will help you to secure the best employee.

2) Appraisal is the next most important part of employment management. Appraisal are mostly based on the overall performance of and employee during a quarter (depending on the organizational policies), here the employee must be given a chance to prove himself and move up the ladder which will not only make an individual happy but it will surely set an example to other employees and encourage them to work efficiently, as they have a better chance of growth in the same organization. This will ultimately reduce attrition as well as increase the performance.