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Faculty Forum / Re: আন্তর্জাতিক মাতৃভাষা দিবস
« on: February 20, 2012, 11:50:13 AM »
Very nice initiative sir!
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BBA Discussion Forum / Re: সর্বোচ্চ রাজস্ব প্রদানকারী ১০ প্রতিষ্ঠা&#
« on: February 20, 2012, 11:47:57 AM »
Still now TAX/GDP ratio in our country is at unsatisfactory level. By giving tax we people can get the opportunity to prove that we love our country and this is how accountability may be ensured at all spheres.
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BBA Discussion Forum / Re: 8 Good Reasons of Teamwork.....
« on: February 20, 2012, 11:44:32 AM »
I always inspire my students for group discussion. It is friend who can be the best teacher, I do believe.
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BBA Discussion Forum / Re: DIU Teacher Students Class Feedback System
« on: February 20, 2012, 11:41:20 AM »
DIU has become the leader in this regard and really committed to its slogan......
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BBA Discussion Forum / Re: STOP INDIAN GOVT......... STOP INDIAN GOVT.......STOP INDIAN GOVT.........
« on: February 20, 2012, 11:38:55 AM »What is mostly needed I think is to give same statement on any sort of issue like this from different stake holders. We should not be divided in terms of narrow interest and obviously we should be tied to nation's interest. What can we do as general people is not to blind in...........
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BBA Discussion Forum / Re: MBA (major in Finance)
« on: December 12, 2011, 01:50:52 PM »
Dear Tanvir
Your post is really an important one. And the immediate responses are also of praiseworthy. But what I can say to my students is that we will not learn everything in the class room or sometimes not in institutions. In Bangladesh probably there is a gap between the theories and learning that we learn in institution and the work we are to do in institution. Undoubtedly, this becomes the matter of frustration and (...........). But the quick learners do not face the problems like this and it's the smarter decision to be always ready to learn that is unlearned. Usually the organization offers trainings and through this we also have the options to learn.
But at the same time it's very much true that institution should also make it updated with the need of the age and demand in the market. I also agree with the view of Shakwat sir regarding the students' reluctant tendency. I want to believe that the views of current students have been changed.
Your post is really an important one. And the immediate responses are also of praiseworthy. But what I can say to my students is that we will not learn everything in the class room or sometimes not in institutions. In Bangladesh probably there is a gap between the theories and learning that we learn in institution and the work we are to do in institution. Undoubtedly, this becomes the matter of frustration and (...........). But the quick learners do not face the problems like this and it's the smarter decision to be always ready to learn that is unlearned. Usually the organization offers trainings and through this we also have the options to learn.
But at the same time it's very much true that institution should also make it updated with the need of the age and demand in the market. I also agree with the view of Shakwat sir regarding the students' reluctant tendency. I want to believe that the views of current students have been changed.
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Heritage/Culture / Re: Lets go to see Pyramid
« on: December 01, 2011, 02:23:45 PM »
Excellent and worthy collection.
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Heritage/Culture / Re: Beautiful Place photos of Bangladesh
« on: December 01, 2011, 02:15:53 PM »
Awesome
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Heritage/Culture / Re: History of Dhaka 150 years ago ছবিসহ..দেখে নিন ১৫০ বছর আগের ঢাকাকে
« on: December 01, 2011, 02:13:37 PM »
laboursome collection.
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BBA Discussion Forum / Re: To be Successful...........
« on: November 27, 2011, 01:54:00 PM »
Dear nfeoffice
Facing difficulty is a must to become successful. And it is experience which will guide one how to face the challenges. But an amateur one can reap the benefits of experience by asking and sharing with the experienced one.
Successful people are not devoid of emotion, but probably they can direct their emotion in a rational way.
Luck! yes, one should ask oneself whether she/ he has prepared her/himself for deserving the honor or the success. Without labor and commitment to dream, nothing can be achieved. So, putting the hands close to get the mercy of the almighty is a must.
Thanks for your comment.
Facing difficulty is a must to become successful. And it is experience which will guide one how to face the challenges. But an amateur one can reap the benefits of experience by asking and sharing with the experienced one.
Successful people are not devoid of emotion, but probably they can direct their emotion in a rational way.
Luck! yes, one should ask oneself whether she/ he has prepared her/himself for deserving the honor or the success. Without labor and commitment to dream, nothing can be achieved. So, putting the hands close to get the mercy of the almighty is a must.
Thanks for your comment.
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BBA Discussion Forum / Knowing about "Occupy Wall Street"
« on: November 27, 2011, 01:37:02 PM »
The movement naming "Occupy Wall Street"has occupied the significant space on print and electronic media. AMF- a Canada based organization sketched the foundation of this protest against the politics influenced by corporatocracy. Although the world came to know about this protest on september 21, 2011 first, this was dated back to september 17, 2011.
"We are 99 %"- this was the slogan of inspiration.
Through an e-mail,in the mid of 2011, anti consumerism magazine The Adbasters propsed to occupy wall street in a peaceful way as a protest of the unexpected influence of corporatocracy on democracy, the role of corporatocracy in creating ever increasing inequality of wealth and absence of effective legislative steps after recent world financial crisis.
As of the conclusion of the analysis of the cause and effcet of this protest, some one wants to state that actually this protest is the empirical evidence of the statement made by Karl Marx.."anti-capitalistic revolution will be held in comparatively developed caitalistic countries".
Probably this is a great and dangerious jerk for capitalism!
"We are 99 %"- this was the slogan of inspiration.
Through an e-mail,in the mid of 2011, anti consumerism magazine The Adbasters propsed to occupy wall street in a peaceful way as a protest of the unexpected influence of corporatocracy on democracy, the role of corporatocracy in creating ever increasing inequality of wealth and absence of effective legislative steps after recent world financial crisis.
As of the conclusion of the analysis of the cause and effcet of this protest, some one wants to state that actually this protest is the empirical evidence of the statement made by Karl Marx.."anti-capitalistic revolution will be held in comparatively developed caitalistic countries".
Probably this is a great and dangerious jerk for capitalism!
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BBA Discussion Forum / How to Tie the Knot!!!!!
« on: November 22, 2011, 02:03:42 PM »
Instructions on How to Tie the Double Windsor Knot:
The double Windsor knot requires you to wrap the wide part twice around the narrow part. This means that more length of the tie is required. Start by placing the tie around your neck with enough length showing on the wide side of the necktie. Place the wide part across, and above the narrow part of the tie at a 90 degree angle.
Just like with the half Windsor tie knot, pull the wide part through the loop on the right side of your collar.
Then pull the wide side of the tie back behind the narrow part.
To make a double Windsor knot out of the half Windsor, do the same on the left side. Pull the half finished Windsor knot tight so both wrappings stay in place. Tip: Overlap both wrappings so that a triangular and symmetric shape appears.
Hold the loop open that you created on the last wrapping with your left hand, and pull the wide end of the necktie through the loop.
Slowly pull the Windsor tight
Tighten the tie and flip down your shirts collars. Tying a double Windsor knot takes a little bit of practice. The most common mistake people make when tying a double Windsor knot, is in step 4. Make sure you overlap both wrappings. This ensures that the gap between both wrappings is closed which will prevent the tie from sliding into this gap. If this happens, the tie will not be centered on the Windsor.
Common mistakes people make when tying a double Windsor tie knot:
The most common mistake people make when tying a double Windsor knot, is in step 4. Make sure you overlap both wrappings. This ensures that the gap between both wrappings is closed which will prevent the tie from sliding into this gap. If this happens, the tie will not be centered on the Windsor. If this is the case, open the tie knot and start from step 1.
The tie is tied too short. Since the double Windsor knot requires two wrappings, you need to leave more length for the wide side of the tie. If this continues to be a problem then you might be too tall (above 6’3â€) or have a wider neck. In your case, it is advisable to purchase extra long ties that are about 2-3 inches longer than a regular necktie. Common extra long ties measure about 59â€-61â€.
This page gives detailed instruction on how to tie a double Windsor necktie knot. Video and picture instructions on tying a perfect double Windsor tie knot are also available at Tie-knots.org – a website dedicated to teach men how to tie a tie properly.
source:Tie-knots.org
The double Windsor knot requires you to wrap the wide part twice around the narrow part. This means that more length of the tie is required. Start by placing the tie around your neck with enough length showing on the wide side of the necktie. Place the wide part across, and above the narrow part of the tie at a 90 degree angle.
Just like with the half Windsor tie knot, pull the wide part through the loop on the right side of your collar.
Then pull the wide side of the tie back behind the narrow part.
To make a double Windsor knot out of the half Windsor, do the same on the left side. Pull the half finished Windsor knot tight so both wrappings stay in place. Tip: Overlap both wrappings so that a triangular and symmetric shape appears.
Hold the loop open that you created on the last wrapping with your left hand, and pull the wide end of the necktie through the loop.
Slowly pull the Windsor tight
Tighten the tie and flip down your shirts collars. Tying a double Windsor knot takes a little bit of practice. The most common mistake people make when tying a double Windsor knot, is in step 4. Make sure you overlap both wrappings. This ensures that the gap between both wrappings is closed which will prevent the tie from sliding into this gap. If this happens, the tie will not be centered on the Windsor.
Common mistakes people make when tying a double Windsor tie knot:
The most common mistake people make when tying a double Windsor knot, is in step 4. Make sure you overlap both wrappings. This ensures that the gap between both wrappings is closed which will prevent the tie from sliding into this gap. If this happens, the tie will not be centered on the Windsor. If this is the case, open the tie knot and start from step 1.
The tie is tied too short. Since the double Windsor knot requires two wrappings, you need to leave more length for the wide side of the tie. If this continues to be a problem then you might be too tall (above 6’3â€) or have a wider neck. In your case, it is advisable to purchase extra long ties that are about 2-3 inches longer than a regular necktie. Common extra long ties measure about 59â€-61â€.
This page gives detailed instruction on how to tie a double Windsor necktie knot. Video and picture instructions on tying a perfect double Windsor tie knot are also available at Tie-knots.org – a website dedicated to teach men how to tie a tie properly.
source:Tie-knots.org
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BBA Discussion Forum / To be Successful...........
« on: November 22, 2011, 12:56:17 PM »Everyone wants to be successful. But what mistake we make at the first step is to be successful only on the known routes (to be a doctor, to be an engineer, to be a banker etc) or more specifically to be successful only through scholastic achievement. I consider this as a wrong move. Because this may make someone frustrated, dejected. So, it's better to think otherwise. If anybody thinks that he/ she has no comparative advantage in educational achievement, it's better to knock on other sectors like to prepare him/herself for job market or to think over the business career with the rational expectation in study. The evidence is not like that all the successful personnel in the world are or were the best or successful students in their student lives.
To be successful, first identify your weakness and strength and excellence. You should dare to sacrifice some sectors where you have no interest and should embrace the sector where you have interest and excellence. This move will give you the relief from sorrow and smile on success. ( .......continued)
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Faculty Forum / Returning Question Papers During Examination
« on: November 20, 2011, 05:47:34 PM »
Dear colleagues
Some of my colleagues do not allow the students to get question paper ( mid term and final exam.). I do not understand the logic behind this. I usually allow the students to have that for some reasons:
They will get the chance to learn the questions further.
They will get the chance to share and compare the questions with that of other institutions.
If anybody wants to go for further reading, it will help them to move.
I think having the question paper is the right to examinees in anyway.
After the evaluation of scripts, it will help them to understand their mistakes.
Some of my colleagues do not allow the students to get question paper ( mid term and final exam.). I do not understand the logic behind this. I usually allow the students to have that for some reasons:
They will get the chance to learn the questions further.
They will get the chance to share and compare the questions with that of other institutions.
If anybody wants to go for further reading, it will help them to move.
I think having the question paper is the right to examinees in anyway.
After the evaluation of scripts, it will help them to understand their mistakes.