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Rajesh J

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  1. Nothing it seems, but try contacting them ! For any further information please contact: Lorna Damiani on Tel: +973 17533532, Fax: +973 17533370, or e-mail: lorna.damiani@hillandknowlton.com Alia Shaikho on Tel: 317370 97317+, Fax: 311919 97317+, or email: alia.shaikho@orbit.net Dinara Tleubayeva on Tel: +44207 317 4052, or email:Ritv.sales@relianceada.co.uk
  2. Reliance Communications in association with Orbit Communications Company (OCC), launched "RiTV", an interactive television, broadband and media solution. RiTV Service Offerings ·Television welcome message and alarm wake-up ·Television channels ·Video- on-demand ·Broadband and VOIP(Voice over Internet Protocol) ·The internet ·Microsoft Office ·Music ·Radio ·Games ·Laptop connection ·I-Pod through USB ·Built-in DVD/CD ·Online Messenger ·Hotel Bill and Message Viewing ·Hotel, area and country information. RiTV would be demonstrated at three-day The Hotel Show being held at World Trade Centre, Dubai. Demonstration system is also available at Movenpick Hotel, Dubai.
  3. Non SMS Stuff

    Lemons contain more sugar than strawberries. Every 45 seconds, a house catches on fire in the United States! Most of the vitamin C in fruits is in the skin. Orange juice helps the body absorb iron easily when consumed with a meal. Six ounces of orange juice contains the minimum daily requirement for vitamin C. Americans on average eat 18 acres of pizza everyday. There is cyanide in apple pips. Almonds are a member of the peach family. Chewing on gum while cutting onions can help a person from stop producing tears. Try it next time you chop onions!!!!!!!!!! Offered a new pen to write with, 97% of all people will write their own name. Babies' eyes do not produce tears until the baby is approximately six to eight weeks old <TOPIC MERGED!>
  4. Help For Taking Legal Action Against Nokia

    Hello Friend, Please note the following emails, support.services@nokia.com,Nokia.Ebag@nokia.com or you can regist a complaint with actual job sheet number and their customer service outlet's address on Nokia's india web site, www.nokia.co.in. I think this information will help you. Regards,
  5. Non SMS Stuff

    SMS Short Cuts: 1dRfl - wonderful 2 - to/too/two 2nite - tonite 3dom - freedom 4 - for 4get - forget 4N - foreign ADN - any day now AFAIK - as far as I know AFAIR - as far as I recall ASAP - as soon as possible ATM - at the moment B - be B4 - before B4N - bye for now BB - bye-bye Bf -boyfriend BG - big grin BION - believe it or not BK - big kiss BTDT - been there, done that BTW - by the way By - busy C - see/sea CB - call back CUL - see you later CWYL - chat with you later DUZ - does DUZNT - doesn't F2F - free to talk? G2G - got to go Gf - girlfried Gr8 - great Grr - angry H2 - how to HUH - have you heard? IC - I see ICCL - I couldn't care less IK - I know ILU (or ILY) - I love you in4ml - informal KISS - keep it simple, stupid KUTGW - keep up the good work @ "At" MSG "Message" W "With" ATB "All the best" NE "Any" W/O "Without" B "Be, Bee" NETHNG "Anything" WKND "Weekend" BCNU "I'll be seeing you" NE1 "Anyone" XLNT "Excellent" BWD "Backward" NO1 "No-one" XOXOX "Hugs and kisses" B4 "Before" OIC "Oh, I see" YR "Your" C "See, Sea" PCM "Please call me" 1 "One, Won" CU "See you" PLS "Please" 2 "Too, To, Two" DOIN "Doing" PPL "People" L8 - late L8r - later LMK - let me know M8 - mate MOF - matter of fact MT - empty MTE - my thoughts exactly NAGI - not a good idea Ne - any Ne1 - anyone No1 - no one nrg - energy OIC - Oh I see OK - okay ONNA - oh no, not again! OTT- over the top PCM - please call me Pls - please Ppl - people PTL - praise the Lord R - are Re - regarding RUOK - are you okay? Spk - speak Sry - sorry SWAK - sealed with a kiss THX - thanks TTYL - talk to you later TXT - text U - you U@ - you at? (where are you?) UOK - you okay? UR - your/you're Usu - usually W8 - wait W84M - wait for me W/ - with Wan2 - want to wn - when WMF - works for me XLNT - excellent Y - why YM - you mean YR - yeah, right GONNA "Going to" SUM1 "Someone" 3SUM "Threesome" GR8 "Great" STRA "Stray" 4 "For, Four" H8 "Hate" THNQ "Thank you" :-) "I'm happy" L8 "Late" THX "Thanks" :-o "I'm surprised" L8R "Later" U "You" LUV "Love" UR "You are " d:) "Baseball cap " MOB "Mobile" WAN2 "Want to?" 2DAY "Today" F2T "Free to talk" RUOK "Are you okay?" 2MORO "Tomorrow" FWD "Forward" RGDS "Regards" <TOPIC MERGED!>
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