List of Recruitment Agencies in Dubai

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Agency Name	Phone Number	Link
Accel HR Consulting	+971 4 352 4561	Website
MGR Management Consulting	+971 4 364 9347	Website
hunting heads Executive Search	+971 4 321 4459	Website
ANOC	+971 4 311 6888	Website

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Agency Name	Phone Number	Link
Aarch Consulting	+971 4 358 2126	Upload CV
Accel HR Consulting	+971 4 352 4561	Upload CV
ACR World	+971 4 339 7277	Upload CV
Adecco	+971 4 368 7900	Upload CV
ANOC	+971 4 311 6888	Upload CV
Antal International	+971 4 361 4601	Upload CV
Arabian Recruitment Consultancy	+971 4 442 5723	Upload CV
BAC Executive Recruitment	+971 4 337 5747	Upload CV
Charterhouse	+971 4 372 3500	Upload CV
Clarendon Parker	+971 4 391 0460	Upload CV
Clarion Recruitment	+971 4 448 6406	Upload CV
Dulsco	+971 4 347 7500	Upload CV
Echelon Placement Solutions	+971 4 361 8984	Upload CV
Edge Executive	+971 4 368 9460	Upload CV
Egon Zehnder International	+971 4 376 5400	Upload CV
Elite Global Management Consultancy	+971 4 370 5001	Upload CV
eMedHR.com	+971 4 362 4748	Upload CV
Emirates International	+971 4 321 8826	Upload CV
EuroAsia	+971 4 221 0050	Upload CV
First Select	+971 4 334 3461	Upload CV
Fish People	+971 50 462 1781	Upload CV
Focus Direct	+971 4 355 4134	Upload CV
Future Focus	+971 4 321 7222	Upload CV
Gulf Connexions	+971 4 337 6791	Upload CV
Gulfaar	+971 4 266 5741	Upload CV
Hays	+971 4 361 2882	Upload CV
Headway	+971 4 398 7369	Upload CV
Hill McGlynn	+971 4 299 3366	Upload CV
hunting heads Executive Search	+971 4 321 4459	Upload CV
Ibtikar	+971 4 343 8380	Upload CV
Innovations Group	+971 4 453 4388	Upload CV
Inspire Selection	+971 4 368 0852	Upload CV
Irwin & Dow	+971 4 434 2878	Upload CV
JAMS HR Solutions	+971 4 887 3737	Upload CV
Jobtrack	+971 4 397 7751	Upload CV
JOBS-ME	+971 4 222 7434	Upload CV
Kershaw Leonard	+971 4 343 4606	Upload CV
Kobalt	+971 4 432 8663	Upload CV
Korn/Ferry	+971 4 204 5777	Upload CV
Lobo	+971 4 331 3223	Upload CV
MBR Group	+971 4 396 4141	Upload CV
Medical International	+971 4 363 5323	Upload CV
Mensana & Partners	+971 4 446 8742	Upload CV
MGR Management Consulting	+971 4 364 9347	Upload CV
Michael Page	+971 4 709 0300	Upload CV
Morgan McKinley	+971 4 324 4094	Upload CV
Morgenall	+971 4 358 3777	Upload CV
Nadia	+971 4 331 3401	Upload CV
Najma Consultancy	+971 4 345 5707	Upload CV
Options Group	+971 4 509 6652	Upload CV
Parkhouse Bell HR Consultancy	+971 4 395 1552	Upload CV
Personnel Network Group	+971 4 336 6837	Upload CV
Pinpoint HR	+971 4 343 8626	Upload CV
Pristine Placement	+971 4 337 6721	Upload CV
Radiant	+971 4 355 1506	Upload CV
Recruitment Village	+971 4 368 0969	Upload CV
RÖC Human Resources	+971 4 421 5293	Upload CV
Al Samit International	+971 4 359 5152	Upload CV
Santini Human Solutions	+971 4 346 8383	Upload CV
Sine Wave	+971 4 398 5541	Upload CV
Soundlines HR Consultancy	+971 4 453 9225	Upload CV
Source One	+971 4 438 0950	Upload CV
SOS Recruitment	+971 4 396 5600	Upload CV
SSA Middle East	+971 4 325 5033	Upload CV
Styracorp	+971 4 432 9777	Upload CV
Talent2	+971 4 343 9960	Upload CV
Ultimate HR solutions	+971 4 343 3737	Upload CV
Al Vakil	+971 4 262 9600	Upload CV
Wadi Jobs	+971 4 332 8875	Upload CV

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New PC malware loads before Windows, is virtually impossible to detect

The issue is that since a bootkit can load in malware programs before Windows itself loads, Windows processes have a hard time identifying malicious activity, and an even harder time removing it. Completely reinstalling the OS won’t do it — this is rather like the NSA attacks that can resist even a total format of the drive, but so far as we know those mostly at least require hardware infiltration of the target. In this case, this purely software virus can install itself behind your computers eyes, and thus never be seen.A newly revealed malware that has been in use since at least the beginning of this year has been dubbed a “bootkit,” for its ability to infect a computer at the most fundamental level, running when the computer boots to actually load before the operating system itself. It’s part of the widespread “Nemesis” malware suite, and while it is currently aimed at financial institutions, the inclusion of bootkit functionality in a relatively “mass market” solution means the powerful form of cyber infiltration is coming to a much wider array of victims.

Dubbed BOOTRASH by security researchers, the malware works by infecting the Master Boot Record (MBR), which contains basic information about the partitions on an HDD, and some basic code about how to initialize the primary partition. Nemesis is installed on the empty space between partitions, and BOOTRASH injects it into the still-loading Windows processes when it runs on system startup. To a certain extent, Windows takes this starting collection of running code as the gospel — how could it already be bad, before the OS has even done anything, yet?

The only way to go about digging a bootkit out of your computer with a virus scanner would be to bulk scan of the raw disk content, rather than scanning activity as it occurs. That’s an incredibly taxing thing, especially for large networked servers that might have enormous amounts of storage in which to hide, and doing the search itself takes resources and computing time away from your core business. Most virus scanning software doesn’t generally check the Windows registry or the virtual file system created by BOOTRASH to store itself — these attacks require a whole new approach to digital countermeasures.

The Iranian nuclear centrifuges targeted by STUXNET.

Intriguingly, the creators of Nemesis seem to have built in an uninstall option that will restore the original boot process. It won’t remove the Nemesis code or undo the odd little file system home it makes for itself on your allegedly unused disk space, but it will stop Nemesis from actually coming into action upon boot. Why attackers might want the option to ease off like this is anybody’s guess — but the ability to roll out so-called “ransomware” is one real possibility.

Remember that bootkits need not to limited to targeting banks and credit card transactions. Bootkits are basically just more technically advanced versions of rootkits, which have of course been used by everyone from Sony to (probably) the US government. Bootkits offer far more durability for the attacker, but they also destroy any ability to claim innocence — you could maybe claim that a rootkit was installed in good faith, but a bootkit is very specifically designed to fool the user. Any non-criminal enterprise installing a bootkit is running a big financial risk if found out.

Still, it’s worth pointing out that a computer can’t be harmed by a malware it never encounters. These might be super-advanced cyber super-bugs, but they still almost certainly got onto the target systems with the same techniques as all the malware that’s come before: basic research and personal trickery in the form of spear-phishing personal messages over email or social media. It’s essential that the security industry invent newer and better technologies to counteract those of the criminals — but investment in education and good online practices could be a better idea for corporations, dollar for dollar.

Porsche to build electric Mission E sports sedan, will hit 80 percent charge in 15 minutes

The Mission E is roughly similar to the Tesla Model S on paper; it’s a four-door sedan (though not a hatchback) with four bucket seats and a combined driveline output of over 600hp, with a promised 0-60 under 3.5 seconds and range over 310 miles — putting it easily within striking range of the Model S in Ludicrous Speed mode. Porsche is designing an 800-volt charger that the company promises will be twice as fast as today’s quick charge systems, and that can deliver 80 percent charge in just 15 minutes. It’s also planning a wireless charging system via induction coil beneath an owner’s garage floor, assuming the owner ponies up for the cost of purchasing it and having it installed.It’s just as everyone hoped: Porsche is going after Tesla. Porsche has announced that it will invest $1 billion to build the Mission E, the company’s first 100-percent electric car that debuted in concept form in September and is now scheduled for launch by 2020. The company says the project will create over 1,000 jobs, and involve a new paint shop and assembly plant, as well as the expansion of an existing body shop and engine factory for building the electric motors.

The instrument panel is fully OLED in the concept version, and we don’t see any reason why Porsche wouldn’t build that into the final product to one-up the Tesla Model S’s 17-inch capacitive touch screen. The panel also mimics the 911’s classic five-gauge cluster in OLED form. The car even has an eye-tracking sensor that will reposition the gauges and open up menus based on where the car sees you looking on the panel. And here’s a new one: There’s an emotion-tracking sensor in the rear view mirror that can sense how happy or sad you are, and the car tells you so with an emoticon on the dashboard.

“We are resolutely taking on the challenge of electric mobility,” said Dr. Oliver Blume, chairman of the Porsche executive board, in a statement. “Even with solely battery-powered sports cars, Porsche is remaining true to its philosophy and offering our customers the sportiest and technologically most sophisticated model in this market segment.” Blume also said that the Mission E project “underlines the importance of Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen as a production site, of Baden-Württemberg as a center of technology and of the whole German automotive industry.”

Something tells us that Porsche will price the Mission E at least as high as the Model S, given that most of the Porsche lineup above the Boxster and Cayman is already into the range of Elon Musk’s sedan and even the new Model X. Porsche is also no stranger to electric drivetrain components; its $850,000 918 Spyder plug-in hybrid supercar made serious waves on its introduction, so a fully electric car is the logical next step for Stuttgart.

Google AdSense and Tips for Increasing Page Views

I drew the image below to summarize the way to increase traffic and raise page views of my blog.

I just finished this long and sometimes boring process. Below is an explanation of what i did.It all started a few months ago when Google sent me an email saying that i should include AdSense to my blog. I wasn't sure exactly what it was, but i agreed to try it out.AdSense works when Google automatically puts advertisements on my blog. Those adds only show up if the blog is found through Google's search engine. So if you just type in http://vthreenet.blogspot.in you likely won't see any advertisements. But if you search for something on Google, then click on a link to my page, you might see an targeted add on the side. If people click on the adds, the referred website pays Google, then Google then pays me, minus their fees. From my blog's stats page i see that i average around 1000 page views a month for all of my 250 pages.

As of the middle of February, i'm up to $1.55 from AdSense. I usually get something like 1¢ per day.Google doesn't actually pay me the money until i reach the "payment threshold" of $100. At the rate i'm going, i won't be receiving a $100 check from Google until the year 2045.

So here are the ways in which i tried to increase my stats:

1. Check my Google Page RankThe first thing i did was check out my Google Page Rank. Page Rank is the algorithm that Google uses to rate web sites. It's just one of many factors that Google uses when displaying search results. The top score a site can receive is 10.My current score is 0. Not so good.Google only updates it's Page Ranks four times per year so no matter what i do, i might not see a change for a few months.

2. Submit URL to search enginesI saw that there are websites like FreeWebSubmission, where you can submit your URL to several search directories with a single click. It seemed a little shady but i tried it anyways. Apparently it worked but the only two sites that i had heard of were Google and Bing. I don't think there are a lot of people using "Info Tiger" as their primary search directory.Also i read that if Google thinks you are sending a spam URL to their site, they may block your web page from its search results. I'm hoping that doesn't happen.

3. Add Blogger Labels and META tagsI read that adding keywords or labels to each page will help search directory's know what each page is about. So i went back through all my posts and added Labels to every page, which give a short description.Then i read that Blogger Labels don't actually help at all. They are simply a way to organize all of your blog posts. The thing i really needed to add was called META Tags. Meta Tags are the actual keywords and descriptions that will help search directory's quickly match my page to keywords someone has searched for.I read through lots of pages until i found a few basic lines of HTML code that had author, description and keywords meta tags. I then had to add that to the existing HTML code at the top of my title page. It wasn't too bad since i had already typed out the keywords in the Blogger Labels. I simply copied and pasted them into the lines of code. The tricky part was making different keywords and descriptions show up for each individual page.For example my META Description for THIS page is:meta content='The best tips i've found for increasing page views to your blog, blogger, backlinks' name='description'Keywords are:meta content='algorithm, blog, blogger labels, blogger, feed, Google AdSense, HTML, increase views, META Tag, page ranks, search directories, tips, traffic, tricks, backlinks, ' name='keywords'Author: meta content='David R. Wirth' name='author'and Robots, which somehow help Google to index the page:meta content='index,follow' name='robots'/>meta content='all,follow' name='robots'/>This is a screenshot of what the actual HTML code looks like:I also added 5 lines of HTML code so that only my Page name shows up not my Blog name. For example, now if someone is searching "how to build a bed" Google might show my post a week ago as Twin Beds followed by my META Description, which that person is more likely to click on rather than No title required . . . - Twin Beds, with no description.

4. Add BacklinksI read that having other webpages on the internet that link to your page, will help increase your page rank. This is called adding backlinks.I actually did three things to create the backlinks.First was use a backlink generator website. Amazingly enough i went to Freebacklinksgenerator.com. This site reminded me a little of the shady URL submission page, but it too seemed to work. Although i think Google would consider these as "bad" backlinks. The algorithm that Google uses would probably give a low value to those links. There are lots of other sites that will also creat the backlinks, like backlinkgenerator.net.So now there are 50 random, phony web pages out there that have a link to my site. The pages it creates end up looking like this. The second trick i did was to create an account on Digg, Reddit and StumbleUpon. They are sites where people upload and vote on popular stories and pictures on the internet. I figured that i could submit a few posts, which link to a few of my more interesting blog pages.Here's my homepage on Digg.And on Reddit.The third thing i did is by far the sneakiest. I watched a video where this woman said that she was able to really increase traffic to her site through Yahoo Answers.What she did was create 2 Yahoo user names. With the first user name she would post a question related to one of her pages. Then with the second user name she would answer the question and include a link to her own page. She would then go back to her first name and vote herself as Best Answer.Apparently Google's algorithm thinks highly of Yahoo Answers. So if a link to my blog is on there it should increase my page rank and also cause my pages to show up higher on Google's search results.

5. Create a Sitemap and FeedI signed up for Google Webmaster Tools. It is similar to the Stats tab in blogger but it provides additional information and also allows you to create a Sitemap. I actually created 4 sitemaps, which are direct feeds of my blog, nothing fancy.:http://feeds.feedburner.com/NoTitleRequiredI also updated my feed to allow for different formats and ways which it can be viewed. Hopefully this will give Google and other search directory's another way to link to the site. Plus it was real easy, just a few clicks and Webmaster Tools does it all for you.

6. Upload video and link to YoutubeI read that 50% of all traffic on the internet is from videos. And 12% of that traffic is from Youtube. Now i know that is mainly because videos requires lots of information but it still may help.So i created my own Youtube Channel and started to upload some of my video's with links to my blog. I compressed the sizes to Youtube quality and then uploaded 109 of my video's. I'm still in the process of updating their titles and adding descriptions with links to my blog.

7. Monitor the InformationFinally i need a way to see if this all works. To monitor everything i am using the Stats Tab on the Blogger website. This gives me lots of numbers and charts like the image at the top.Here is an example in the Stats tab of my Blogger page, these are my most popular blog posts of all time.And here is what the people typed into the search box that leads them to my blog.Also i'm using the Google Webmaster Tools that i created earlier. It goes into a little more in depth and has additional stats. It shows you things like words that were searched for that may link to your pages.This is an example of one of the tables that Google Webmaster Tools gives you. It's interesting to see things like out of the 2,000 times people type in "cool easy pictures to draw" they actually click on the link to my site less than 10 times. I have a better chance at increasing that number, the higher up on the search results my page is.It's actually been really interesting to read all ways to improve your blog. Lots of the stuff out there are gimmicks but i'm hoping that i weeded through that and found the usefully tips.After all this work i'm not sure it will do anything to increase the amount of people that view my blog pages. But we'll see. My short term goal is to average 2,000 page views per month by January 2013. Then maybe i'll start making 2¢ per day

Latest Free Idea 3G And 2G GPRS Hack 2012

Now lets come to the trick, like i said earlier also that all tricks are easy to follow, so just follow the steps that i am going to tell you and at the end you will enjoy free Idea 2G and 3G internet This trick is not a proxy hack, it is a system fault that we are going to exploit to get access to 2G and 3G GPRS.
Follow the steps Given Below
1). Type GP13 and send it to 4444. You will get a message the service will be activated in your mobile with in 24 hours.
2) Now wait for 6 hours and again send GP13 to 4444, this time you will get message that your request is already registered.
3) After 24 hours your GPRS will be activated and Rs 13  will be charged.
4) Now send NOGP13 to 4444. It will deactivate your GPRS service and wait for 2 minutes.
5) Now again send message for activation and your GPRS service will be activated within minutes and you will not charged for it

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You just have to sms ACT 3G to 144 and you will get a confirmation sms. I've tried it in my state, its working perfectly! But there is a catch: you only get validity of 30days and you won't be able to make video call.

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How to Root and Un-Root Android mobiles and devices in One Click

unlike previous methods, rooting an android mobile is just a matter of clicks. I hope you know that superuser or Rooted android devices perform much faster than at factory settings because it is freed from the limitations of device manufacturers. You can also check the 5 reasons to boot your android mobiles and features like Improved Performance, Options and applications choices.

With the help of this post i’ll demonstrate How to Root and Un-Root Android mobilesand devices in One Click with the help of 3rd party app One Click Lag Fix. (You can also search “One Click Lag Fix” on android market)
Note: This app and process of rooting is tested on Samsung Galaxy S I9000

1. Install the applications as described above

a)Either install the apk file.
b)Search on android market for one click lag fix (better option).

2. Click on Application after a successful install

3. Click on Root Device for rooting your android mobile phone

screen Shot after root device finished successfully

4. Reboot your phone into recovery console and choose the option of sdcard:update.zip

Note: In order to boot Samsung Galaxy S I9000 into recovery mode i pressed volume up button+Power button+Home button (located at middle). For more details Checkout how to boot the android mobile device into recovery mode

Now, you have successfully rooted your device and have superuser permissions

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If you want to move back into un-rooted mode then you need to click on the one click lag fix icon and perform the action in few simple clicks.