You have 2 cows and you give one to your neighbor.
COMMUNISM:
You have 2 cows; the Government takes both and gives you some milk.
NAZISM:
You have 2 cows. The Government takes both and shoots you.
AN EGYPTIAN CORPORATION:
You have two cows. Both are voting for Hosni Mubarak!!!!
DUBAI SYSTEM:
You have two cows. You create a website for them and advertise them in all magazines. You create a Cow City or Milk Town for them. You sell off their milk before the cows have even been milked to both legit and shady investors who hope to resale the non-existent milk for a 100% profit in two years time. You bring Tiger Woods to milk the cow first to attract attention.
QATAR SYSTEM:
You have two cows. They've been sitting there for decades and no one realizes that cows can produce milk. You see what Dubai is doing; you go crazy and start milking the heck out of the cow in the shortest time possible. Then you realize no one wanted the milk in the first place.
SAUDI SYSTEM:
Since milking the cow involves nipples the government decides to ban all cows in public. The only method to milk a cow is to have a cow in on one side of the curtain and the guy milking the cow on the other.
BAHRAIN SYSTEM:
You have two cows. Some high government official steals one, milks it, sells the milk and pockets the profit. The government tells you there is just one cow and not enough milk for the people. The people riot and scream death to the government and carry Iranian flags. The Parliament, after thinking for 11 months, decide to employ ten Bahrainis to milk all the cows at the same time so cut back on unemployment.
LEBANON SYSTEM:
You have two cows. One is owned by Syria and the other is controlled by the government.
Posted by Harsha ::
10:30 AM ::
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"We have created the new paid parking zones after conducting comprehensive studies related to the parking needs of particular areas," said Mehdi Ali, Director of the Parking Department at the RTA.
A comprehensive study has already taken place - as a result of which they installed more parking meters, so what study - in which they will study- will finish in july?
"Projects to solve parking problems will be launched based on the results of the study," he said.
If parking meters were installed as a result of the comprehensive study, what are they gonna launch? parking city?
"Our objective is not to make money(pun intended??) but to provide facilities for traders and residents. Paid parking also helps prevent motorists from double parking, blocking spaces and parking on pavements," Ali said.
How many parking meters have prevented ppl from placing their cars a little above the rest?
HASSLE-FREE Tickets to be renewed via mobile phones "They won't have to rush to buy a new ticket. It will give them peace of mind and save them from unnecessary parking fines."
I'm really curious about this. Any Idea how this is gonna work out? How would the time on my ticket, lying on my dashboard, change while I renew it over the mobile?
After exactly one week from starting my Blog, I have been tagged by Destitute Rebel. So here goes:
Four jobs I've had: 1: Marketing Intern 2: Accounts Assistant 3: Choreographer 4: Customer Relationship Marketing Specialist - Database Marketing
Movies I could watch over and over: Taal, Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, Face Off, Andaz Apna Apna, Sound Of Music you'd seldom find me watching any 'latest' movie, more of music person and very less of movies. The Only Place I've lived in: Dubai (ok at times sharjah too)
Five TV shows I like: 1: Friends 2: Everybody Loves Raymond 3: Baa Bahu Aur Baby 4: Scrubs 5. Oprah
Four places I've been to on holiday: 1: Pune 2: Goa 3: Mumbai 4: Lonavla/Khandala
Four favorite dishes: 1. Anything Paneer, Paneer and lots of Paneer 2. Methi Matar Malai 3. Sandwiches 4. Kadi You know, I could just go on ... I LOVE FOOD
Four sites I visit frequently: None in particular, depends on what I feel like reading/browsing. Got regular set of newsletters coming to my Inbox from people.com, chicken soup for the soul, ITP, Cinestar etc. For News, I read gulfnews, zawya, cnn, reuters, etc.
Books I've read: ok I never seem to remember both the Authors and the Books name but I started with Enid Blyton, moved on to Ann M. Martin, then loads of Chicken Soup for the Soul books, numerous books by Robin Cook and other Medical Thrillers/Suspence Thrillers who's Author's or books names I dont remember, Something for the Weekend, Who Moved My Cheese? and Lastly but not the least, Archies was always there!
Bloggers that will be tagged with this: I take the initiative to end the line of 'Tags' right here, before it gets all lame and boring! Ok chal, lets just tag Gautam
Posted by Harsha ::
1:33 PM ::
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okay, I may be wrong but clear me out on this one.
'He said after the full implementation of the system and introduction of electronic National Identity Cards for all UAE residents, the entire immigration procedures would be done electronically using smart cards.'
I don’t travel much but this is what I collect: e-gate system at the Airports is a smart card you are provided with , which you can swipe through a gate, hence reading/recording all your data, instead of waiting at the immigration counters.
Scenario: Mr. xyz, is on his way to (enter country that does not have e-gate system) from DubaiInternationalAirport, prior to traveling, applies for the 'e-gate card' to avoid having to queue up at the immigration counters. Arrives at the airport, checks in and instead of waiting in line, swiftly passes through the e-gate swiping his card away (guess there’s a finger print scan for this too).
On Arrival in (enter country that does not have e-gate system), oh boy, line! ok , he waits, as he approaches the counter officer, hands over the passport to the officer, who looks at him suspiciously says 'where’s your stamp?', Mr. xyz : what stamp?; The officer calls in the ground security and they take him in.
A confused Mr. xyz is taken into custody and is charged with entering the country illegally. Mr. xyz then realises that the e-gate system dint require his passport to be stamped (exit/entry from/to a country stamp in your passport) at the Dubai airport and frantically shows them the smart card whilst trying to explain the system there.
Since (enter country that does not have e-gate system) don’t have provision for such a system and are unsure of what he was saying, held him in for say 3 hours at the airport as a result of which Mr. xyz bribes them and flees the airport having to throw away his e-gate card that probably cost him AED 200-300.
This is something that has happened with someone I personally know about 2 years ago. I'm sure(hope) by now they've got things in place and passengers dont have to face such consequences.