broadcast on Russian TV showed them try a collar containing satellite-guided positioning equipment on the prime minister's black Labrador Koni.Ivanov said that the equipment goes on a standby mode when the dog doesn't move, if it, say, lies down in a puddle.Putin interrupted him jokingly: My dog isn't a piglet, it doesn't lie in puddles.She looks sad, Ivanov said http://justinbiebersupra2.webs.com/ - Justin Bieber Shoes . Her free life is over.She wags her tail, she likes it http://justinbiebersupra2.webs.com/ - Justin Bieber Supra Shoes 2013 , Putin said after watching Koni outside his colonnaded residence on Moscow's western outskirts.The navigation system, which goes by acronym GLONASS, was developed during the Soviet era.The government had promised to make the system fully operational by the beginning of this year, but it was delayed by equipment flaws and other technical problems.Ivanov told Putin that the system would have 21 satellites by the year's end enough to provide navigation services over the entire Russian territory.Ivanov said it would be available worldwide by the end of 2009 http://justinbiebersupra2.webs.com/ - Justin Bieber Supra Shoes Cheap , for which it would need to have 24 satellites.：：：GLONASS21200924
Never mind the credit crunch, if you're feeling sick then don't come to work, with employees in the banking sector particularly reluctant to stay at home, British bosses say.Almost three-quarters of employers said staff should stay at home if they feel ill rather than drag themselves to their desks, according to a survey of 1,000 bosses on Tuesday.In the current economic environment, employees may feel the need more than ever to go beyond the call of duty and work through an infectious illness, said Chris Hannant, policy director for the British Chamber of Commerce (BCC).But this is not the way to make a positive impression.The BCC survey, carried out with medicine maker Benylin, found that 73 percent of bosses think employees should stay at home and recover when they fall sick, with more than four out of five believing that poorly staff are less productive.They were also concerned about the domino effect where a sick employee comes to work and spreads their germs to other staff
Related articles:
- http://www.yinkoumu.com/plus/view.php?aid=52962 - http://www.yinkoumu.com/plus/view.php?aid=52962
- http://www.man85.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=876273 - http://www.man85.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=876273
- http://www.spypa.com/sp2/node/5#comment-453434 - http://www.spypa.com/sp2/node/5#comment-453434
|