 release of the national exam’s results. The examiners were scheduled to complete marking today (Tuesday).
Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha last month promised that the results would be released by Monday next week. However, sources have told nation.africa that the release is set for Friday this week.
Before the marking started, the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers Secretary-General, Akelo Misori, called for increased allowances for teachers marking Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Agriculture, Building and Construction, Music and Home Science saying that they were risking their lives during practicals.
“The marking rates per script should be raised by at least 50 per cent, given the inflation situation. A paper like Chemistry Paper 1 earns an examiner only Sh51, Maths Sh57 for both papers, and English Paper 1 Sh58,” he said in a statement.
I made a post eariler in the year about Fiat owning 15 or 20 percent of Chrysler. If you haven't been keeping up with how much of Chrysler owns of Fiat, well now there at 30 percent and looking for more!!
$1.3 billion is what Fiat is looking to spend to acquire more of the Chrysler brand.
I wonder how Fiat owning Chrysler will affect the Chrysler brand.
It's a sign that Fiat sees profits ahead for the once-troubled maker of Jeeps and minivans and wants a bigger cut now that Chrysler is rebounding from its 2009 bankruptcy.
The increased stake means Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne wants to run Chrysler without interference from other big owners. He also wants a shot at pulling more of the company's profits to Fiat's bottom line, said Michael Robinet, an analyst for the consulting firm IHS Automotive.
"The Fiat management likely wants to be in charge of their own domain, basically have the ability to fully control their business," Robinet said.
In addition to control and profits, the larger stake gives Fiat a larger scale across the globe. Larger automakers can save money by spreading vehicle development costs across more of the world. Marchionne's goal is to create a company capable of making 6 million cars a year — the scale he believes necessary to remain competitive — by 2014.
The U.S. government gave Fiat a 20 percent stake and management control of Chrysler when the company emerged from a government-funded bankruptcy two years ago. Since then, Fiat has gained another 10 percent by meeting certain goals, including making a fuel-efficient engine in the United States and boosting Chrysler's sales outside North America.
Marchionne also has revamped Chrysler's aging product lineup and made available Fiat's fuel-efficient small car and engine and transmission technology.
Fiat expects to gain another 5 percent, for a majority 51-percent share, by the end of the year — setting the stage for a Chrysler public stock offering and raising expectations of a full merger between the companies. A Chrysler IPO could come late this year or early in 2012.
Marchionne said the $1.3 billion would go to Chrysler, not to its other owners. The U.S. government owns 8.6 percent of the company, a United Auto Workers health care trust fund owns 59 percent and the Canadian government holds 2 percent. The governments got their stake after handing Chrysler a total of $9.4 billion in bailout loans.
Before Fiat can increase its ownership, though, Chrysler must repay $6.6 billion in outstanding bailout loans to the governments. That could come this quarter through bank refinancing.
Chrysler is making progress on the financing. Marchionne has complained that the government loans carry high interest that averages 11 to 12 percent per year.
The refinancing agreement is still being negotiated and won't be announced in the immediate future, said a person briefed on the talks.
The company is working to get all parties on board, including the banks and Chrysler's other owners, said the person, who did not want to be identified because negotiations are private.
"Today's announcement takes us one step closer to exiting the U.S. taxpayers' investment in Chrysler," U.S. Treasury official Tim Massad said in a statement.
Marchionne is watching Chrysler's progress carefully.
The company will report first-quarter earnings on May 2. It lost $652 million in 2010, but that represented a huge improvement over the staggering $8 billion loss the year before. Marchionne said he expects net income of $200 million to $500 million this year.
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Is there a other way for this solution?
I need get a name for a dialed number for a outgoing call.
Is there a way use query from visual phonebook database and show a dialled number with a name?lowering carbs will instantly drop a lot of water weight, and make you more defined.

personally i dont think its something to focus on. you can see by your arms and the way you abdomen is the is next to nothing there in the way of muscle. at this point it doesnt really matter how much weight you lose, your still not going to look asthetic.

Id say just eat, like eat a whole chicken for lunch at least (thats what i did) and keep lifting on a beginners strength program. even if you put on a fair bit more fat the extra muscle mass will make you look a whole lot better. myself i have got a heaps bigger roll of stomach fat than when i started, but at the same time i have abs standing and not flexing.

important thing with diet though is to eat veggies, you need them. most nutrients need something else to activate of get them absorbed properly, and vegetables are the best way to do this. masses of broccoli, its got as close to a perfect nutrient profile as you can get.

keep pushing with your workouts, and as soon as you stall for one session, back of 2 or 3 steps on you progression and go again. like if you  are increasing in 5 lb per session, and fail at 130 for one session, back it off to 110 and go again, keep it to 5lb increases, and ramp it up again. for me this never failed to push through the stall and keep increasing the numbers, and hence size.Forbes and Goodsir, 1851DescriptionUmbrella usually just flatter than a hemisphere with fairly thin jelly [L.undulata-habitus ]; stomach quadrate, attached to subumbrella along arms of perradial cross. Velum broad, about 1/3 of bell radius. Mouth with four lips with folded margins. The four radial canals and ring canal narrow [L.undulata-subumbrellar ]. Gonads on upper parts of sides of four pouches formed by radial canals and lateral extensions of stomach, extending nearly to umbrella margin, with 5-8 pairs of lateral folds, in lateral view giving impression that radial canal is deep in upper part. Marginal tentacles '200-300+' (Russell, 1953a) or up to '400-600' (Kramp, 1961), with very slight basal swellings with abaxial spur-like gastrodermal processes on underside of exumbrella seen in lateral view [L.undulata-margin ]. Small single ocelli on adaxial sides of some marginal tentacle bases. One to two spiral cirri between adjacent marginal tentacles, sometimes missing [L.undulata-margin detail ]. Usually one cordylus without nematocysts between adjacent marginal tentacles. Young specimens: L.undulata-newly-habitus; L.undulata-young stage; L.undulata-young-habitus.SizeDiameter recorded up to 37 mm (Kramp, 1961) but in British waters usually slightly less. Edwards (1968) stated that in the Firth of Clyde and (citing Kramp) off the Belgian coast the medusa 'is dwarfed, not attaining the large size it reaches in other places'.ColourColour of stomach, gonads and tentacle bases usually slight, varying between yellow, brown and pink.EcologyAt Plymouth, medusa recorded February-November, though considered a'spring and summer form, reaching its maximum abundance in late summer'. Depth rangeCoastal to offshore, medusae occurring right across the West European Continental Shelf and in deeper water beyond. Depth range of hydroid not known.Distribution in the North SeaNorthern and southern North Sea though not common (medusa); southern Bight of the North Sea, and in deeper, offshore waters (hydroid).World distributionRecorded from most of the Atlantic Ocean between ca. 70°N and 55-30°S, including Adriatic and Black Seas; China Sea; perhaps likely to occur nearly worldwide in coastal to shelf waters.[Description after Cornelius, 1995a] LaodiceaSpecies Laodicea undulata
Status in World Register of Marine SpeciesAccepted name: Laodicea undulata (Forbes & Goodsir, 1853)
Scientific synonyms and common namesThaumantias undulata | Forbes and Goodsir, 1851Thaumantias confluens | Forbes and Goodsir, 1851Thaumantias mediterranea | Gegenbaur, 1856;
L.undulata-habitus L.undulata-margin L.undulata-margin detail L.undulata-newly-habitus L.undulata-young-habitus
No distribution map was available at OB