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Sales Pro, Know Thyself!
Sales Pro, Know Thyself!Keeping your CoolAs a salesperson it is one of our prime objectives to keep our cool and manage our emotions. When we let customers get underneath our skins and effect what we are doing that is when we need to take a time out and readjust...
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Pakistan court suspends Akhtar cricket ban
LAHORE, Pakistan AFP — A Pakistani court on Friday said Shoaib Akhtar was free to play cricket again after suspending an 18-month ban imposed on the paceman by the country's cricket authorities for indiscipline. A judge at Lahore High Court ruled that the 32-year-old Akhtar should...
Articles 2008-07-04
Detained Asif dropped by Pakistan for cricket tri-series
LAHORE, Pakistan AFP — Pakistan dropped paceman Mohammad Asif on Wednesday for the tri-nation series in Bangladesh because he is set to remain in detention in Dubai for several more days, officials said. Promising fast-bowler Sohail Khan will take the place of the 25-year-old Asif, who...
Articles 2008-06-04
Pakistan court quashes corruption case against Bhutto widower
ISLAMABAD, March 14 Kyodo An anti-corruption court in Rawalpindi quashed Friday the last of eight corruption cases against slain former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto's husband. Asif Zardari, who had been facing corruption charges for the last eight years, took over Bhutto's Pakistan Peoples...
Articles 2008-03-16
PAKISTAN: NATIONAL COMPROMISE BY IKRAM SEHGAL.
The country seems transfixed into immobility on the rail tracks by the on-rushing lights of an express freight train in the form of Feb 18 elections. President Pervez Musharraf and his supporters are standing on one side of the tracks while the Opposition...
Articles 2008-01-27
The ISI
Job: Pakistan's Intelligence Agency Reputation: Battler in the War on Terror, cat's paw for the military, expert at the double game By anyone's standards Pakistani politics is not for the faint of heart. Hardly surprising, when the country's main secret police agency, the...
Articles 2007-07-01
Research and Markets: The New Book 'Frontiers of Risk Management: Key Issues and Solutions' Includes a Chapter on 'The Risks within The Hedge Funds Industry' By Diccon Smeeton From ABN Amro
DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c55188) has announced the addition of Frontiers of Risk Management: Key Issues and Solutions to their offering. This publication identifies risk management issues that are likely to emerge in the future and the solutions that will be developed to...
Articles 2007-04-26
Pakistan defer dope tests on offenders Akhtar and Asif
LAHORE, Pakistan AFP — Pakistan completed dope tests on all but three of their World Cup 15-man squad and five reserves, but tests on Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif were deferred, an official said. "Asif is in England for a reassessment of his elbow injury and on his...
Articles 2007-02-18
Scottish mom wins custody of daughter
LAHORE, Pakistan -- A court ruled Wednesday that a Scottish- Pakistani girl in the middle of an international custody battle must be returned to her mother in Britain. The decision by the Lahore High Court ordered Molly Campbell, also known as Misbah Iram Ahmed Rana, to be...
Articles 2006-11-30
Akhtar, Asif appear at Pakistan doping tribunal
LAHORE, Pakistan AFP — Suspended Pakistani pacemen Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif have appeared before a tribunal probing their doping case, and were asked to submit written statements. Barrister Shahid Hamid chaired the tribunal which also included former captain and coach Intikhab Alam. Third tribunal member Waqar Ahmed, a doctor...
Articles 2006-10-21
Pakistan doping tribunal to start Saturday
LAHORE, Pakistan AFP — Suspended Pakistan bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif may attend a doping tribunal on Saturday after testing positive for steroids, a cricket board official said. "The preliminary hearing of the tribunal will be held on Saturday and there is a possibility that Akhtar and Asif will...
Articles 2006-10-20
Shots in the dark: what today's road movies say about the changing landscape of the American psyche
Whither the road movie? Michael Winterbottom hasn't rewritten the rules of the genre as much as recast it as the 21st century's route map to geopolitical hell. Following 2003's In This World, in which the British director traced the perilous odyssey of two Afghan youths from a...
Articles 2006-07-01
'Tipton Three' Former Detainees Applaud Supreme Court Decision onMilitary Tribunals; Three Men Call for Closure of Guantanamo
WASHINGTON, June 29 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Today's decision by theU.S. Supreme Court that called the proposed military tribunals at theGuantanamo Bay Detention center illegal under both military justicelaw and the Geneva Convention was met by enthusiastic support fromthree vocal critics of the facility: Shafiq Rasul, Ruhal Ahmed andAsif Iqbal, British...
Articles 2006-06-29
US names all 759 Guantanamo Bay prisoners
The Pentagon has released the names of all 759 people who have been held at Guantanamo Bay prison in Cuba since it opened in 2002 - including 201 people whose identity has never been disclosed. The detainees come from more than 40 countries, and range in...
Articles 2006-05-17
US names all 759 Guantanamo Bay prisoners
The Pentagon released the names yesterday of all 759 people who have been held at Guantanamo Bay prison in Cuba since it opened in 2002 - including 201 people whose identity has never been revealed. The detainees come from more than 40 countries, and range in...
Articles 2006-05-17
Britons held at Guantanamo Bay win right to sue their captors
Four British citizens released from the US prison camp at Guantanamo Bay have won the right to sue their captors for violation of their religious rights. The four - Asif Iqbal, Rhuhel Ahmed and Shafiq Rasul from Tipton, in the West Midlands, and Jamal al- Harith, from Manchester - have...
Articles 2006-05-11
US court says Britons can take action over Guantanamo treatment
WASHINGTON AFP — A US court has ruled that four Britons can take can take court action claiming their religious freedoms were infringed while they were detainees at the Guantanamo US "war on terror" camp. The four, who were released in 2004 without any charges, are claiming 10...
Articles 2006-05-09
Torture film director calls for closure of Camp Delta
An award-winning film director who reconstructed scenes of torture and abuse at Guantanamo Bay has called for the immediate closure of the US-run camp. Michael Winterbottom's film shows prisoners in orange jumpsuits beaten, manacled to floors and subjected to defeaning music in solitary confinement. It tells the story of Asif...
Articles 2006-02-22
Horrors of Camp Delta are exposed by British victims
An award-winning film director who reconstructed scenes of torture and abuse at Guantanamo Bay has called for the immediate closure of the US-run camp. Michael Winterbottom's film shows prisoners in orange jumpsuits beaten, manacled to floors and subjected to defeaning music in solitary confinement. It tells the story of AsifIqbal,...
Articles 2006-02-22
A different kind of Berlin wall: festival transfixed by the East-West cultural divide.(Film)(Berlin Film Festival )
Two years ago, Ruhel Ahmed, Asif Iqbal and Shafiq Rasul were wearing orange suits as the "guests" of the U.S. Marine Corps at Camp Delta, Guantanamo Bay. Last week they walked Berlin's red carpet to attend the world premiere of "The Road to Guantanamo," Michael Winterbot...
Articles 2006-02-20
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