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Dr.kalaignar. m.karunanithi-gread political leader-multi talented personality(political super star).
Saturday, May 28, 2011
IPAC-INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE - April 2011
INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC
ADVISORY COMMITTEE -( I.P.A.C )
WE MAKE GLOBALISED
INTEGRATED COMMUNITY FOR ALL KIND OF AFFECTED PEOPLE IN ONE ROOF. And
we help to they.
we supplied ,food and other things.
we discuss their demand and problems
we consider their require
we protect all peoples and species.
HAVING PERSON HELP TO
HELP WANTED.
"help to
helpless"
2.we collect public
opinion for entire world issues in our eagle view.
3.we encourage public
in world social awareness and helping activities.
4.we organize public
debate in world all political and other affairs.
5.we made international
peaceful moral society in future society.
6.we establish free counsellings for all in personal and other.
7.we carried private
decision to international observation.
Now this situation, all
countries are affected from many natural calamities, miracle phenomenal
disaster ,earthquake, land slap, deforestation , forest firing, sand storm
,tsunami, atomic bad atmospheres heavy rain, starvation, storm with
lightning ,accident, disease ,other all type of pollution and so many natural
and un -natural factors. All human being , and all other species like animals,
birds, reptiles, fishes, insects, etc are affected from these factors in each
and every spark time.
Which specific factors
are disturbed our society and affect human being and other species and which
one is mostly affect in our society- “that is not a matter”, but, above said
all factors are time to time disturbed our society in all human being and
species. Because, our world is affect from many natural /UN- natural changes.
All artificial and natural changes are quickly observed in sky, cloud and air in
very fast. But ,our land and sea is taken some time for changes. All changes
are calculated in scientific formula, definitely all changes are not in
calculated, normal changes or gradual changes, sudden giant changes are
time to time predominated in our earth and sky and sky. But, our world nation
only calculated human being loss with affect only. They not calculated
affect of bird, animals, reptiles, fishes, and other insects losses in every
spark time.........
In our world,list out
in frequently affected country and un frequently affected country from natural
disaster of natural phenomena, like japan, Indonesia, chili, Philippines ,china, new Zealand, India, are mostly affected from earth quake, tsunami,and
different name of cyclone ,storm, and poverty. especially in African countries are affected from starvation ,and many countries are affected from
internal war,like , srilanka ,Tibet, Palestinian, Afghanistan, north and south Korea, Rwanda, Burundi, Nigeria, Libya, syriya, and many Arab countries
all losses
are affect in low level income people /poverty people and un-knowing all
innocent species ,every human being action is strongly and disturbed in other
species status .but, human being not knowing their wrong doing action in all
places.
Our world is having
very minimum strength of peoples, but other animals, birds, insects,
reptiles,fishes, etc .. Strength is very very huge level ,but that species bad luck that all are affected from human being wrongful
action/activities,that is measured ,pollution, deforestation,oxidization,
etc…
We invite public advisors for our
ipac. joining member given their original profile with other valuable article with photos,we keep very safely and our ipac recognized membership.thereafter our ipac given one authenticated code number for member.
WE WILL TRY TO HELP TO ALL”
So, all human being
activities are will be counted from government or private agencies in present
and future. Many countries are not deeply watched social changes like ,el
nino , earthquake, cyclone, spread acid rays, one or few countries only watched
all of them.
but,
no one country ,don’t watch each and every human being personal immoral
activities. Lunatic and indecent persons are wrongly handed scientific
instruments and metals with chemicals and others, but, all are affect
from artiphysical ruins
definitely every
action should be naturally invite new opposite neither moral or immoral actions
( by e.serans). (so ,all human being activities are will be watched from public
awareness committee. If ,don’t watch every human being action in present or
future definitely our entire world is affect from many un natural phenomena.
now this
situation which one country is affect from many natural and un natural
disaster of earth quake ,cyclone ,etc…definitely all countries are deeply
affected from many disease and other phenomena .
rich
or poorer are suddenly throw on the street , all diseases or sudden instant are
not consider poor or rich. “their future is marked in many question
marks.”
all street standing peoples immediately want help from society or
neighbour .but, very little percentage of people are get minimum help .in
mean time helping countries are affect from any other instant disaster ,like
nature or man made ,that countries are not concentrated others demand and
requirement. They consider there own countries needs and remedies.
so, at presently global interaction activities is very essential factors
of our society, and global help is will be expected in all countries from
other.
all nation living peoples are murmuring in words of globalization, they expect
global thought, global unity, global observation, global communication, global
health & wealth, globalised peaceful life strata. All
nation living people are expected good will thought with global co
operation and global help activities.
in
this situation, many countries are taken some precautionary measurement , in
few countries are try to precautionary activities in many places of there
country. But, mostly countries are not taken necessary steps of precautionary
measurement in theirs. For example; the Japan and, Indonesia, is frequently affect from natural
calamities of serious earth quake and tsunami. Mostly people are affect
and loss there life .but, Japan or Indonesia government not shifted that
area people in other place or other country , again and again, affected
people are live that place, due to ……………………………………………………………..
Because, affected
people’s asylum activities are very, very essential fact of our society.
Japanese ,Indonesians ,Philippines’ and other country people living very
seriously affected from natural calamities, so , immediate replacement of
living peoples any other places like there own country or neighbor ,or other
country.
all expectable
affect people are............................................................................................
Our world meet many more problems in day
by day, that all problems are not born in spontaneously, every problems are
created from human being activities. The developed countries are
controlled some problem in there area in internally, un-developed
countries are not having problems controlling capacity. So, un-developed
countries are approached developed countries for the help of new arising
problem control and solve. That helped countries are there after, fully
predominantly occupied that undeveloped country’s political and all other rights.
Because,un-developed countries are slaved from developed countries.
If ,our ipac find out mostly
affected area ,we globally inform to world living people society for future
help activities. Alert immediate rescue activities with replacement
of there living people to other place or other safety country’s area in
way of international law ,public protection.(asylum)
Example of, japan is mostly affect from all
natural calamities like volcano erupt, tsunami, storm, earth quake. .so and
so….
Why international society of uno or
other organization are not not taken proper safety measurement of people
protection activities. If international society taken best decision of ,there
living people shift to any other place or other nation, when loss and
death is reasonably control on there.
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If japanese willing to live any other
places or other country ,japanese are replaced other places of india, afghan, other.
When afghanistan
affect in internal problem ,peace wanted people replace to europe or any other place world nations. Like
i indonesian affect volcano erupt with tsunami ,they shift to other place of africa, or other places in there
willing and un compulsion.
Our ipac is try to modern welfare
public protective all activities .joining members are willingly collect
there personal opinion with collect other person opinion in global safety
and global peace.
Our ipac collect world country peoples
opinion for all world issues.
Our ipac is conduct awaress activity
with society safe ,peaceful movement.
Our ipac collect public opinion
for there view.
Our ipac collect new article from
scholar and student for people development .
Our ipac advise society in peace
and safe life.
Our ipac conduct space to space
councelling activities in global .
We will try to global peace and future
safe in all in one roop.
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Oral discussion ofall world issues.
Globalobservation,
Lobalcomunicatio with lobalcontribution
helping activities.
Global councelling,
Socio-service activities in eagle view
and discussion,solution, alternative opinion of all world maters.
ceo of ipac.
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
croatian currency -kuna
History of the Croatian Currency
Croatian Dinar — Transitional Means of Payment
The Croatian dinar was released into circulation on 23 December 1991, on the day of coming into force of the Decree on the National Bank of Croatia, issued by the Government of the Republic of Croatia, pursuant to which the National Bank of Croatia became a fully independent institution, directly accountable to the Croatian Parliament, whose main goal was to preserve the value of the domestic currency. The Yugoslav dinar was exchanged for the Croatian dinar at the ratio of 1:1 from 23 to 31 December (the regular time limit). The exchange rate of the Croatian dinar versus foreign currencies was determined by the National Bank of Croatia on its first exchange rate list of 1 January 1992 – 1 German mark equalled 55 Croatian dinars.
The introduction of the Croatian dinar as the legal tender in the Republic of Croatia marked the end of the country's process of gaining monetary independence. This process was started in July 1991, when the Government of the Republic of Croatia, by its decisions, attempted to offset the negative effects for Croatia from the decision of the Board of Governors of the National Bank of Yugoslavia of 27 June 1991, which excluded the banks from the Republic of Croatia and the Republic of Slovenia, and their central banks, from the primary issue of the NBY. Although these two republics were thus de facto separated from the Yugoslav monetary system, the moratorium imposed by the Brijuni Declaration (from 7 July to 7 October) was an attempt, although unsuccessful, aided by the international community, to arrest the process of gaining monetary independence.
The Croatian dinar was an interim currency issued by the Ministry of Finance, with banknotes signed by the then finance minister. This currency was not issued by the National Bank, as it was meant to serve as a transitional means of payment in the process of gaining monetary independence and building healthy foundations, primarily in terms of achieving price stability, for the introduction of the national currency. The banknotes were issued in denominations of 1, 5, 10, 25, 100, 500, 1000, 2000, 5000, 10000, 50000 and 100000 dinar, while coins were not minted.
The CNB was replacing HRD banknotes within a regular time limit from 30 May to 31 December 1994, and within an extended time limit until 30 June 1995. As of 1 July 1995, HRD banknotes could no longer be replaced.
Croatian Dinar — Transitional Means of Payment
The Croatian dinar was released into circulation on 23 December 1991, on the day of coming into force of the Decree on the National Bank of Croatia, issued by the Government of the Republic of Croatia, pursuant to which the National Bank of Croatia became a fully independent institution, directly accountable to the Croatian Parliament, whose main goal was to preserve the value of the domestic currency. The Yugoslav dinar was exchanged for the Croatian dinar at the ratio of 1:1 from 23 to 31 December (the regular time limit). The exchange rate of the Croatian dinar versus foreign currencies was determined by the National Bank of Croatia on its first exchange rate list of 1 January 1992 – 1 German mark equalled 55 Croatian dinars.
The introduction of the Croatian dinar as the legal tender in the Republic of Croatia marked the end of the country's process of gaining monetary independence. This process was started in July 1991, when the Government of the Republic of Croatia, by its decisions, attempted to offset the negative effects for Croatia from the decision of the Board of Governors of the National Bank of Yugoslavia of 27 June 1991, which excluded the banks from the Republic of Croatia and the Republic of Slovenia, and their central banks, from the primary issue of the NBY. Although these two republics were thus de facto separated from the Yugoslav monetary system, the moratorium imposed by the Brijuni Declaration (from 7 July to 7 October) was an attempt, although unsuccessful, aided by the international community, to arrest the process of gaining monetary independence.
The Croatian dinar was an interim currency issued by the Ministry of Finance, with banknotes signed by the then finance minister. This currency was not issued by the National Bank, as it was meant to serve as a transitional means of payment in the process of gaining monetary independence and building healthy foundations, primarily in terms of achieving price stability, for the introduction of the national currency. The banknotes were issued in denominations of 1, 5, 10, 25, 100, 500, 1000, 2000, 5000, 10000, 50000 and 100000 dinar, while coins were not minted.
The CNB was replacing HRD banknotes within a regular time limit from 30 May to 31 December 1994, and within an extended time limit until 30 June 1995. As of 1 July 1995, HRD banknotes could no longer be replaced.
Featured in the centre of the banknotes was a portrait of a Croatian scientist, Ruđer Bošković. Higher denominations featured the motif of the History of the Croats, a sculpture by Ivan Meštrović, while smaller denominations bore an image of the Zagreb Cathedral. | |
kuna and lipa — the Croatian Currency | |
On the Statehood Day, 30 May 1994, the kuna, divided into 100 lipa, was introduced as the monetary unit of the Republic of Croatia, by the exchange for the Croatian dinar in the ratio of 1:1000. The issuance of the kuna was made possible by the stability achieved by the successful implementation of a stabilisation programme, introduced in October 1993. The programme was based on the coordinated measures of monetary and fiscal policies, foreign exchange liberalisation and some structural reforms. In the situation of a strong depreciation of the Croatian dinar exchange rate, the stabilisation programme set the upper limit for the DEM/HRD exchange rate at 4,444. The exchange rate of the Croatian dinar never again approached this limit and started to strengthen instead. Inflationary expectations were in a short while anchored by the stabilisation programme, with the result that hyperinflation exceeding 1000 percent annually in 1993 was followed by price stability established in 1994, with a 3 percent deflation at the December level.The name kuna (marten) was chosen for the Croatian currency because of the important role of marten pelts in the monetary and fiscal history of Croatia. Marten pelts had originally been used for payments in kind. Later, the kuna became a unit of account and, finally, a modern-day currency. Additionally, marten pelts were used to pay a special medieval tax, called kunovina or marturina, in Slavonia, the Croatian Littoral and Dalmatia; a marten was depicted on the Croatian coin banovac from the first half of the 13th to the end of the 14th century; issuing the kuna was considered, but never realised, in the Banovina of Croatia; the kuna was used in the issues of the Independent State of Croatia and of the Antifascists Council for the National Liberation of Croatia. Features of Kuna Banknotes Last update 18 April 2011 The first versions of the kuna banknotes were issued in denominations of 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1000, and bear the issue date of October 31, 1993. In the period from 1995 to 2004 the following versions of kuna banknotes were issued:
All kuna banknotes are printed on both sides with simultaneous lithography, and on the obverse with intaglio printing that has an iridescent effect. Two colors on the obverse and reverse of all the denominations of the notes fluoresce under ultra-violet light. All kuna banknotes have in the central part of the obverse a square printed with the crest of the Republic of Croatia. Alongside its right edge is printed in intaglio micro printing in sixteen lines, the words of the national anthem of the Republic of Croatia, Lijepa nasa (Our beautiful country) by Antun Mihanovic. A square in the negative is printed on every banknote. Inside this square a smaller square is printed in outline; along each side of it the nominal value of the banknote in digits and the name of the unit of currency is printed. Inside the smaller square triangular elements are printed that, when the banknote is looked at towards the light, are so complemented by corresponding elements on the reverse of the note as to form the letter H. In the place occupied by this square, the paper of the banknote is thinner, which makes it more transparent. To the right of the portraits on the banknotes is printed a rectangle, placed along the multicolored edge of the banknote. In a special way, by changing the direction of the lines, within the rectangle the concealed legend KUNA is printed in intaglio printing. This can be seen only from a certain angle. For the concealed legend to be visible, it is necessary to hold the note flat and at eye level towards the light. If the note is moved slightly, the concealed legend will become visible. The serial number is printed twice on the note, in the upper left-hand corner and in the lower right hand corner of the obverse of the note. The serial number is printed in black ink, and contains letters designating the series before and after the seven digits. The designation of the numbering fluoresces green under ultra-violet light. In the lower left hand corner of the white surface of the note a mark for the blind is printed in intaglio printing (except in the case of 5 kuna notes), within which a certain text is printed in microtext. On the reverse of the note, in the upper right hand corner, two lines of text are printed: the date of the banknote and a facsimile signature of the Governor.http://www.hnb.hr/novcan/enovcan.htm |
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