4,500 gaming jobs open Source: Straits Times Interactive - SINGAPORE
UP FOR grabs: 4,500 gaming jobs such as croupiers, casino schedulers and pit supervisors.
New Laser Source: laserfocusworld.com
The new laser phenomenon has some interesting features. For instance, in a conventional laser relying on low-momentum electrons, electrons often reabsorb the emitted photons, and this reduces overall efficiency.
Home Invasion Robbery Of Quadriplegic Caught On VideoSource: eyespypro.com
Here we have another story about some poor guy who is a quadriplegic that was robbed at his home. Only this time, they caught them on video surveillance tape, though the quality is terrible, so sometimes, even catching them on tape does not help.
Empire State Building car zap mysterySource: NY Daily News
In the shadow of the Empire State Building lies an "automotive Bermuda Triangle" - a five-block radius where vehicles mysteriously die. (Perhaps the color changing LED lighting at the top is the problem ; )
SolidaritySource: solidarity.redrag.net
Infamous car parts manufacturer Tristar is screwing its workers again, this time picking on a dying man. John Beaven put in 43 years of loyal service to the company, but now that he is on his death bed with cancer, the company is refusing to offer him a redundancy package:
optics.orgSource: optics.org
Vehicle exhaust monitoring and fire rescue operations could benefit from an affordable, surface-structured PbSe chip that operates at 25 degC and emits more than 2 mW in the mid-infrared.
Marina Bay Integrated Resort race enters home stretchSource: asiaone.com
All 4 finalists submit proposals; Genting raises bid to $5 billion . AFTER 11 months of stops and starts, and after eight of the 12 contestants dropped out along the way, the finals of the competition for the Marina Bay integrated resort prize began in earnest yesterday.
ACTU urges action as sacking claims mount.Source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Unfair sackings are continuing to mount, following the introduction of the Australian Federal Government's new workplace laws.
Personality clash enough for dismissal: Andrews.Source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Federal Minister Kevin Andrews reveals that under the new Australia Industrial Relations system, workers can be fired if the boss simply does not "like them".