http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php Greater Bangalore Blog en-us Sun, 05 Sep 2010 08:24:19 +0530 Sun, 05 Sep 2010 08:24:19 +0530 SoftCab.com http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=15 Fri, 30 Jul 2010 17:31:11 +0530 http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=15#comment http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=14 Water Fountains are a symbol of the free flow of energy. They are associated with the water element and can be placed both outside and inside of the house. Consequently, fountains are considered easy and effective means of cure. Water fountain is deemed to bring good luck and prosperity and it influences the surrounding environment positively.

In addition to this, the sound and motion of the running water activates Chi. Fountains are recommended for the places where energy levels have been stagnant for a while. They stimulate positive energy in such surroundings. Fountains are placed wherever the elements of wood and water are to be enhanced. As a result, they are best suited in the north, east and southeast directions or corners. Green plants, which are a form of wood, enhance the power of using fountains.

]]> Tue, 06 Jul 2010 12:12:52 +0530 http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=14#comment http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=13 energy of wealth and abundance. Aquariums are auspicious because they bring a harmonious combination of several wealth attracting factors, as well as a perfect balance of all 5 elements: Element 1: WATER ELEMENT(the water in the Aquarium) Element 2: WOOD ELEMENT (the plants in the Aquarium) Element 3: METAL ELEMENT (in the Aquarium structure) Element 4: EARTH ELEMENT (the small rocks and gravel at the bottom of the Aquarium) Element 5: FIRE ELEMENT (red, orange, gold and yellow colors of the fish,as well as the Aquarium lighting) The best area to place your Aquarium is in the Southeast (wealth & abundance area) follwed by North (career) or East ( health & family). Never place an aquarium in your bedroom, or in kitchen. It's really sounds good......:)]]> Tue, 06 Jul 2010 11:52:33 +0530 http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=13#comment http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=12 Tue, 06 Jul 2010 11:26:18 +0530 http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=12#comment http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=11 Mon, 14 Jun 2010 12:21:47 +0530 http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=11#comment http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=10 Mon, 14 Jun 2010 12:19:10 +0530 http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=10#comment http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=9 Mon, 14 Jun 2010 12:16:40 +0530 http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=9#comment http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=8 Mon, 14 Jun 2010 10:48:44 +0530 http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=8#comment http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=7 Its Football time with FIFA World cup just two days away and the football fever is catching up everywhere.

The Teams and the schedule for the 2010 World Cup is
Group A: South Africa, Mexico, Uruguay, France.
Group B: Argentina, Nigeria, South Korea, Greece.
Group C: England, United States, Algeria, Slovenia
Group D: Germany, Australia, Serbia, Ghana.
Group E: Netherlands, Denmark, Japan, Cameroon.
Group F: Italy, Paraguay, New Zealand, Slovakia.
Group G: Brazil North Korea, Ivory Coast, Portugal.
Group H: Spain, Switzerland, Honduras, Chile.
Fifa World Cup 2010 Match Schedule in Indian Time (IST)

First Round

June 11
07.30pm – South Africa Vs Mexico – Johannesburg (SC)

June 12
12.00am – Uruguay Vs France – Cape Town
05.00pm – South Korea Vs Greece – Johannesburg (SC)
07.30pm – Argentina Vs Nigeria – Port Elizabeth (Ellis)

June 13
12.00am – England Vs USA – Rustenburg
05.00pm – Algeria Vs Slovenia – Polokwane
07.30pm – Serbia Vs Ghana – Pretoria

June 14
12.00am – Germany Vs Australia – Durban
05.00pm – Netherlands Vs Denmark – Johannesburg (SC)
07.30pm – Japan Vs Cameroon – Bloemfontein

June 15
12.00am – Italy Vs Paraguay – Cape Town
05.00pm – New Zealand Vs Slovakia – Rustenburg
07.30pm – Ivory Coast Vs Portugal – Port Elizabeth

June 16
12.00am – Brazil Vs North Korea – Johannesburg (Ellis)
05.00pm – Honduras Vs Chile – Nelspruit
07.30pm – Spain Vs Switzerland – Durban

June 17
12.00am – South Africa Vs Uruguay – Pretoria
05.00pm – Argentina Vs South Korea – Johannesburg (SC)
07.30pm – Greece Vs Nigeria – Bloemfontein

June 18
12.00am – France Vs Mexico – Polokwane
05.00pm – Germany Vs Serbia – Port Elizabeth
07.30pm – Slovenia Vs USA – Johannesburg (Ellis)

June 19
12.00am – England Vs Algeria – Cape Town
05.00pm – Netherlands Vs Japan – Durban
07.30pm – Ghana Vs Australia – Rustenburg

June 20
12.00am – Cameroon Vs Denmark – Pretoria
05.00pm – Slovakia Vs Paraguay – Bloemfontein
07.30pm – Italy Vs New Zealand – Nelspruit

June 21
12.00am – Brazil Vs Ivory Coast – Johannesburg (SC)
05.00pm – Portugal Vs North Korea – Cape Town
07.30pm – Chile Vs Switzerland – Port Elizabeth

June 22
12.00am – Spain Vs Honduras – Johannesburg (Ellis)
07.30pm – Mexico Vs Uruguay – Rustenburg
07.30pm – France Vs South Africa – Bloemfontein

June 23
12.00am – Nigeria Vs South Korea – Durban
12.00am – Greece Vs Argentina – Polokwane
07.30pm – Slovenia Vs England – Port Elizabeth
07.30pm – USA Vs Algeria – Pretoria

June 24
12.00am – Ghana Vs Germany – Johannesburg (SC)
12.00am – Australia Vs Serbia – Nelspruit
07.30am – Slovakia Vs Italy – Johannesburg (Ellis)
07.30am – Paraguay Vs New Zealand – Polokwane

June 25
12.00am – Denmark Vs Japan – Rustenburg
12.00am – Cameroon Vs Netherlands – Cape Town
07.30am – Portugal Vs Brazil – Durban
07.30am – North Korea Vs Ivory Coast – Nelspruit

June 26
12.00am – Chile Vs Spain – Pretoria
12.00am – Switzerland Vs Honduras – Bloemfontein

Second Round – ROUND OF 16

June 26
07.30pm – Group A winner Vs Group B 2nd place – Port Elizabeth
June 27
12.00am – Group C winner Vs Group D 2nd place – Rustenburg
07.30pm – Group D winner Vs Group C 2nd place – Bloemfontein
June 28
12.00am – Group B winner Vs Group A 2nd place – Johannesburg (SC)
07.30pm – Group E winner Vs Group F 2nd place – Durban
June 29
12.00am – Group G winner Vs Group H 2nd place – Johannesburg (Ellis)
07.30pm – Group F winner Vs Group E 2nd place – Pretoria
June 30
12.00am – Group H winner Vs Group G 2nd place – Cape Town

Quarter-finals

July 2
7.30pm – 1st Quarter-final – Port Elizabeth
July 3
12.00am – 2nd Quarter-final – Johannesburg (SC)
7.30pm – 3rd Quarter-final – Cape Town
July 4
12.00am – 4th Quarter-final – Johannesburg (Ellis)

Semi-finals

July 7
12.00am – 1st Semi-final – Cape Town
July 8
12.00am – 2nd Semi-final – Durban

Third Place (July 11)

12.00am – Semi-final losers – Port Elizabeth

Final

12.00am – Semi-final winners – Johannesburg (SC)]]> Wed, 09 Jun 2010 13:18:30 +0530 http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=7#comment http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=6 The Bhopal gas tragedy verdict has been hitting headlines across the world and angry reactions are coming in from everywhere. On Monday, after over 25 years, eight people were convicted for the world's worst industrial disaster and sentenced to two years in prison. One of them died during the course of the trial. The other seven were granted bail. About 25,000 people were killed and lakhs of people affected in the Bhopal gas tragedy of December 2-3, 1984.
Union Carbide and its former chairperson, Warren Anderson, both of whom face charges of culpable homicide and grievous assault, are absconding from Indian courts since 1992. By virtue of its acquisition of Union Carbide, Dow Chemical has inherited Carbide’s civil liabilities – of clean-up and compensation for water to the affected people. Also, in acquiring Union Carbide, Dow was well aware that it was inheriting an absconder.
After the judgement Nor has the US emerged with great honour blocking India's requests to extradite Warren Anderson, the elderly former chairman of the Indian subsidiary, leaving the prosecution with only local managers to pursue. But the greatest censure should fall on the Indian government itself.some International Newspapers quoted like this,

The New York Times said Indian courts are notoriously slow.

The Times online went a step further, claiming the Bhopal verdict shows that the wealthy can outwit India's judiciary.

Professor Douglas Baird of the University of Chicago Law School mentions in his article as It would be extraordinary for something like this to happen in the United States. There is a firm conviction here that justice delayed is justice denied. Regardless of the merits of any decision, you have to decide it quickly enough so that the decision has consequences.

Still Waiting for the justice are the victims of the fateful Gas tragedy, Even after 25 years, the experience of that incident or accident is still haunting the survivors.]]> Wed, 09 Jun 2010 12:41:29 +0530 http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=6#comment http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=5 Lady of lourdes Where the miraculous water which has the healing power for all diseases was originated and the history of this is not very far back this miracle happened on the morning of 19th may 2008, Certainly a good Holy place to visit.]]> Wed, 09 Jun 2010 11:49:52 +0530 http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=5#comment http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=4 Wed, 30 Dec 2009 12:59:21 +0530 http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=4#comment http://www.greaterbangalore.com/Blog/index.php?number=3 This blog is to put your thoughts about this portal and share your comments.
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