91.9 The Bomb FM is an FM radio station owned by Calabarzon Broadcasting Network, Inc. in the Philippines.
The Radio Station's studio and transmitter are located at 3rd floor, Cavite Broadcasting Center, P. Burgos Ave., Cavite City. It was founded June 24, 2002, by its president and CEO, former vice-mayor and current provincial board member Dino Reyes-Chua of Cavite. It was formally launched during the celebration of Cavite City Water Festival, The Regada 2002. The Bomb FM captures the market of young generation with the age bracket of 15 to 35 years old. The programming is composed of pure pop and rnb music 7 days a week (up to 12 midnight) with community shows and news program in the morning (6 am – 10 am). Advertisers and supporters of this FM radio station are SM Malls, Robinsons Malls, Padis Point Restaurant, El Palacio Hotel, De La Salle University-Dasmarinas, Cavite, AMA Computer College, San Miguel Corporation, Globe Telecom, Smart Telecom and more.
For greetings and requests, call (046)431-0099/ Text: 0917-7409285
For advertisers: contact Jojo Los Banos (Station Manager) 09177409285
Malout Institute of Management and Information Technology is brought up under the able guidance of Board of Governors, headed by Hon’able Technical Education Minister, Govt. of Punjab. Located in the Green Field Enclave, Malout (Punjab), the self contained campus is a beautiful academic and administrative three storied building spread over 25 acres of land which has been magnificently and aesthetically designed by the Chief Architecture of Punjab. MIMIT is the only Govt. Institute to offer both MBA & B.Tech programs in Punjab. At present, it is offering four undergraduate courses, i.e. B.Tech.-IT, CSE, ECE & ME and one postgraduate course, i.e. MBA.
MIMIT is 3rd of its kind in India to offer certified courses recognized by SUN Microsystems. The institute has a certified academy for training students in collaboration with CISCO Inc. The institute offers an inspiring learning environment, which transforms our bright young scholars into talented, creative and disciplined professionals. The Institute also has a centrally Air-Conditioned double storied Computer Center equipped with a number of computers, mainly with C2D configuration. It is connected to LAN and has the latest technology, licensed software and peripherals along with around the clock internet access through 6Mbps leased line(1:1). On its lush green, pollution-free campus, it has well designed and graciously built separate hostels for boys and girls having capacity for 350 boys and 150 girls respectively with all modern facilities.
Talal Yassine OAM (born 1972) is a successful Sydney-based lawyer, banker and business executive.
Talal began his career as a lawyer with the national law firm, Dunhill Madden Butler later joining PriceWaterhouseCoopers as a Director and Strategist. After nearly a decade at PwC, having advised some of Australia’s leading corporations, Talal joined investment firm, Babcock & Brown as a Director in the Corporate Finance Group and later in the Technical Real Estate Division. Talal is a strong advocate of the electric car revolution and in his capacity as Chief Commercial Officer at Better Place Australia, he is responsible for all aspects of Better Place Australia’s business development and strategic partnerships.
Talal chairs national hearing services chain, Platinum Hearing Pty Limited; chairs Islamic Finance and Investment firm, Crescent Investments Australasia Pty Limited and has served as a Councillor on the Macquarie University Council. He also currently serves on the Board of Sydney Ports Corporation and the Whitlam Institute.
Background and Personal
Talal came to Australia with his parents in 1977 at age 4 and grew up in Western Sydney. Talal is the eldest of eight children, six boys and two girls. He is married to Mona Yassine (Midwife) and has three daughters.
He attended Granville South Public School and Granville Boys High School. He matriculated 1990 and commenced his tertiary studies at the University of Sydney in 1991. In 1993, he transferred to Macquarie University and completed a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws (LLB). Talal subsequently completed his Master of Laws (LLM) at Sydney University and a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) at Deakin University.
Community involvement / Political Career
From his early days, Talal played a leading role in many community groups and associations and as a humans rights lawyer, was an activist against the Howard Government’s anti-[...] laws. As a significant contributor to the campaign, he assisted the ALP in successfully forcing major changes including: narrowing the definition of a [...] act to ensure it specifically targets terrorists and removing any reference to lawful protest such as industrial action; Talal was criticised by the then Minister The Hon. Gary Hardgraves in the Federal Parliament for his activism.
In 2001, Talal was encouraged to stand for pre-selection for the NSW state seat of Auburn, ‘a safe’ Australian Labor Party seat, with a very high proportion of new immigrants. He subsequently withdrew his nomination, in favour of the incumbent The Hon. Barbara Perry.
Better Place Australia came under fire recently for its perceived closeness to government and perceived ensuing potential to secure an unfair advantage over its competitors. In a letter to the Editor of SMH, George Maltabarow, Managing Director of Energy Australia challenged these claims. Although the claims remain unsubstantiated, they continue to be the source of much controversy.
OAM
On Australia Day 2010 Talal was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for his service to business and to the community through a range of education, health and multicultural organisations.
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Engr Isaac Olayia Olawale Ogundipe is an Electrical Engineer, School Administrator and Founder of Isolog schools, Nigeria.