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india was goat in front of the chinese forces. History says so!

Over the past year, US citizens have become increasingly aware of the substandard consumer-level goods flowing out of China, but new reports indicate that the counterfeit products and dubious quality controls are not confined to the consumer sector.

An increasingly large number of supposedly military-grade electronic components are turning out to be counterfeit commercial-grade hardware that, in some cases, is decades older than the manufacturing label indicates.

Now that Gloves are out, interesting times are ahead of SLA in East !

They deserve no reply...

Guys who talk abt TOilet & siht are only exposing their Siht & the Constipation of their Minds !

They deserve no reply..

Anyone saw tony berklys report in aljazeera from the kilinochi front line, last night...wow man, it was soo cool :)))))))))

chennai can't stand to see Pilliyan Karuna and the higher up guys all smiling and shaking hands...

Narcissistic people most likely to emerge as leaders
COLUMBUS, Ohio When a group is without a leader, you can often count on a narcissist to take charge, a new study suggests.

Researchers found that people who score high in narcissism tend to take control of leaderless groups. Narcissism is a trait in which people are self-centered, exaggerate their talents and abilities, and lack empathy for others.

'Not only did narcissists rate themselves as leaders, which you would expect, but other group members also saw them as the people who really run the group,' said Amy Brunell, lead author of the study and assistant professor of psychology at Ohio State University at Newark.

Narcissists, by definition, are self-centered and overconfident in their own abilities.

And while narcissists are more likely to become leaders, results of one of the studies suggests that, once in power, narcissists don't perform any better than others in that leadership role.

'It's not surprising that narcissists become leaders,' Brunell said.

'They like power, they are egotistical, and they are usually charming and extraverted. But the problem is, they don't necessarily make better leaders.'