Biznes-seminar

Mövzu: “Mən başqalarına deyil, özüm üçün işləmək istəyirəm. Siz pul uçün deyil, pul Size işləməlidir”.

1. İnsanın psixoloji vəziyyəti (özünə inam)
Qorxu və Risk
Maliyyə azadlığını necə qazanmaq olar?
İnsanların biznesdə siniflərə bölünməsi
Zamanın dəyəri
İdeyanı necə axtarmalıyıq?

2. Biznesdə ilk addımlar
Marketinq, menecment, maliyyə anlayışları

3. Sual-cavab

Seminar Azərbaycanın biznes aləmində təcrübəsi olan təlimçi tərəfindən aparılacaq.

Keçirilmə trixi: 6-7 aprel 2012-ci il
Seminarda iştirakın qiyməti: 50 azn
Keçirilmə yeri: Excelsior Hotel

Образовательный отдел:
Тел: (+994 12) 480-15-51, 480-15-52,
Моб.: (+994 50) 050-521-22-23
E-mail: office@octagon.az (Octagon Education)
Sayt :    www.octagon.az
FACEBOOK-da

Бизнес-семинар

Тема: «Я хочу работать не на других, а на себя. Деньги должны работать на Вас, а не наоборот».

1. Психологическое состояние человека (вера в себя)
Страх и риск
Как достичь финансовой свободы?
Разделение людей на классы в бизнесе
Цена времени
Как искать идею?

2. Первые шаги в бизнесе
Маркетинг, менеджмент, финансовые понятия

3. Вопросы и ответы

Семинар проводится опытным бизнес-тренером, разбирающемся в деловой среде Азербайджана.

Business Seminar

Topic: “I ​​want to work not on others, and themselves. Money should work for you, not vice versa. ”

A. The psychological state of man (self-confidence)
Fear and risks
How to achieve financial freedom?
The division of people into classes of business
Price of time
How to look for an idea?

Two. The first steps in business
Marketing, management, financial concepts

Three. Questions and Answers

The workshop is conducted by experienced business coach who is knowledgeable in the business environment in Azerbaijan.

Keçirilmə trixi: 6-7 aprel 2012-ci il
Seminarda iştirakın qiyməti: 50 azn
Keçirilmə yeri: Excelsior Hotel

Образовательный отдел:
Тел: (+994 12) 480-15-51, 480-15-52,
Моб.: (+994 50) 050-521-22-23
E-mail: office@octagon.az (Octagon Education)
Sayt :    www.octagon.az
FACEBOOK-da

Baku Outlet Park

“Bahar hediyyeleri ve fursetleri” kampaniyasini elan edir.
Alish verish eden hec kim hediyyesiz ve ya fursetsiz qalmayacaq.
Dunyanin meshur markalarini il boyu endirimli qiymetlerle elde edin,
ustelik muxtelif hediyyeler ve elave endirimler qazanin.

Unvan: Beynelxalq Avtovagzal Kompleksi
Tel: 050/245 93 97

The world famous Dj, star of house and trance music, legendary Nicky Romero in Baku! His tracks sound in the most fashionable clubs and they are very popular on all continents! And now he will visit our city!

It was January 6th, 1989 when young Dutchman Nicky Romero saw his first light of day. Born and raised in a small city called Amerongen, Nicky developed an interest for music at a very young age. At the age of 6 he hit his first snare drum after joining a marching band and this is where it all kicked off for young Nicky. After saving up for a little while, Nicky obtained his first drum kit and started banging away at it like there was no tomorrow. For the next three years there was only one beat to be heard in the Romero household, Nicky’s beat, practising the drums day and night.
a Being bored with the drum kit, made way for a brand new set of turntables. Studying and practising his mixing skills were mainly what Nicky’s life consisted of at the time. Already flirting with the idea of making his own music and rocking the crowds some day. When Nicky finished school, the path was clear and the objective was set, producing music became not only a career, but a way of life! The very first musical offerings Privilege and QWERTY by Romero were snatched up by a small boutique label called ‘Once Records’ the ‘Romero sound’ was born. Next to having a few more releases on small independent imprints, there was a remix for Tony Cha Cha and Sidney Samson: ‘Get On The Floor’ that whirled up a storm of publicity. All the aforementioned achievements, left one more aspect of the production game in need of conquering; the bootleg. Producing his own interpretation of David Guetta’s ‘When Love Takes Over’ resulted in instantly becoming the so called talk of the town with thousands of hits on Youtube and posts on various influential music blogs, Nicky made his entrance into the global scene.
Releasing ‘My Friend’ really paved the way for Nicky. The track released on Spinnin’ Records shot to a 4th place in the overall Beatport top 100 download chart and straight to the top spot on Dutch portal Dance–Tunes. This success resulting in the worlds top artists supporting almost everything Nicky releases nowadays. People the likes of Tiesto, Fedde Le Grand, David Guetta and Sander Van Doorn all often feature tracks by Nicky in their sets. All these accolades make for Nicky being one of the hottest, most sought after producers and remixers on the planet today. With remixes for Green Velvet, Tiesto, Flo-Rida and David Guetta the outlook for 2011 is a promising one. Nicky’s tour schedule for 2011 is also filling up nicely. Getting invited to play Ultrafest during the WMC and a two-week tour in Australia already pencilled in, leaves just enough time to tour the US and travel through Europe rocking the crowds where ever he plays. All this next to maintaining one of the busiest production schedules know to man, Nicky Romero has truly entered the top realm within the global dance scene.

Tickets Price:
Standard: 20 AZN
Premium: (+994 50) 216 17 78

For more info:  BBM: 2167FDCE
Phone: (+994 50) 216 17 78

March 23, 2012 Buta Palace on stage will be organized by BUTA Production unrivaled concert of Russian pop stars today – Zemfira. Zemfira for the modern music fan – is not just a name, a brand. The brand of quality music and performance, penetration and vitality of the texts and behind all these great eccentricity and genius singer, poet and composer. At a concert in Baku Zemfira perform both their old and beloved by all, hits, and the work of the new program.

General Director of Center for the Arts’ Bout “and BUTA Production Nasib Piriyev commented on the event:” Last year we created in the Center for the Arts “Buta” Buta Production company and collected a strong team of professionals in the field of large commercial concerts. I believe that today in Azerbaijan acute problem of lack of specialists in the field of design stage, sound, lighting and special effects, as well as high-end bookings of artists and provide them with everything you need during the tour. Our team is rapidly gaining experience in organizing large-scale complex projects and have a good reputation in the producer community near abroad. And this is the first serious result – after lengthy negotiations Zemfira and its management have agreed to cooperate with us and to come to Baku.Unfortunately, her past experience in our town has been extremely difficult, from the viewpoint of the organization of the concert. I am confident that we will be able to withstand all the heavy demands the actor, and this is certainly reflected in the very statement of the group. I congratulate all the fans of this music in Baku with the upcoming event – a legend of Russian rock Zemfira going to congratulate us all on the occasion of Nowruz! ”

In the fifteen years of professional career Zemfira released five studio albums have received considerable media attention and the public. Also included in the discography Zemfira collection of b-sides and two LIVE-album. Zemfira for the modern music fan – is not just a name, a brand. The brand of quality music and performance, penetration and vitality of the texts and behind all this eccentricity and genius talented singer, composer and author.

About the Center for the Arts ‘Booth’:

Established in 2004 as a center for promoting Azerbaijani culture in the world, Chi, “Booth” is currently collaborating with artists from around the world and takes part in major international events in the sphere of culture and art. Desire Chi “Buta” promote Azerbaijani culture in the world and implemented them in the field projects are yielding results – thanks to the Center each year more and more people outside of Azerbaijan learns about the rich culture of this country. In 2010, the Center celebrated its fifth anniversary of the 100-day Festival of Azerbaijani culture in London.

Ticket Price: 55 AZN, 65 AZN (STANDART) to 300 AZN (VIP). Tickets can be purchased at the box office in Baku.
Contact phone BUTA Production: (+994 55) 444 54 44

Have you received a phone call from Azerbaijan from Number +994 50 280 8604. I have received few calls from this number and breathing was heavy and I know they were listening.
So it is true Eurovision 2012 will not be real competition and everyone knows who will win. It is the same in Russian everyone will vote but everyone knows who will be the president.
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Вам звонили из Азербайджана с номера +994 50 280 8604. Я получил несколько звонков с этого номера, дыхание у звонящего было тяжелым, и я знаю, что они слышали меня.

Так это правда Евровидении-2012 не будет реальной конкуренции, и каждый знает, кто победит.
Это то же самое в Россие все будут голосовать за президента, но все знают, кто будет президентом!
И ето распостраняется на Азербайджан.
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With performers from all over Europe getting ready to descend on Baku in May to compete for the best pop act of the year at Eurovision, conservative, tightly managed Azerbaijan is confronting a host of its cultural and political demons.

Money is not an issue here. The hydrocarbon-rich country is splurging big bucks to dazzle viewers with a show worthy of Eurovision, an annual exercise in glitz and disco beats. But the contest will bring along demographics that are not particularly popular in Baku — journalists, Armenians and gays.

Since the contest is known to have a strong gay fan base, some thought it is a perfect occasion to hold a gay pride march. The proposal immediately sparked an angry response. Opponents demanded that Baku keep its streets straight with a “Say No to Gay Pride in Baku” Facebook page, where the merits and demerits of homosexuality are being hotly debated.

Interestingly enough, the head of one organization that deals with LGBT issues in Azerbaijan is also not particularly enthusiastic about the idea of a gay pride march. “Neither our community, nor [the] majority of representatives of sexual minorities are ready for it,” commented Kamran Rzayev, chairperson of the Gender and Development non-profit group, told News.az.

The chances for a gay pride march in Baku may look remote, but many in Azerbaijan hope that the music contest nonetheless will become a catalyst for change. Human rights activists have tried to use the opportunity to draw attention to the country’s poor democratic credentials, while some observers hope that the event will contribute to peace-building between Azerbaijan and its main antagonist, Armenia, which plans to take part in Eurovision.

The government, busy decorating the city for the razzle-dazzle in May, keeps saying that everyone — Armenians, included — is welcome to Baku, but how far that welcome will extend to gays remains a toss-up.

The shape of Baku Crystal Hall will be very similar to these sport venues proposed for Universiade 2011 in Chinese city of Shenzhen.

The difference of Baku Crystal Hall is that it will have a roof and the crystal-shape facade part will not be made out of glass but a special metal material. Further, there gonna be a smaller hall for the representatives of media to build right next to the main venue.

By and large our arena will be very similar to the ones proposed for Universiade 2011 in Shenzhen.
Baku 2012: Take a look inside the Crystal Hall
World Architecture News has given us a peek inside the 25,000 seat Crystal Hall, which will play host to the Eurovision Song Contest 2012, from the Azerbaijan capital Baku.

The hall is described as a pure steel structure, as opposed to the commonly used reinforced concrete, and has been designed by gmp, Alpine Bau Deutschland AG and Nüssli International AG, with a stated completion date of March 2012. The building incorporates an iluminated façade, with 9,500 LED lights being used to create dynamic lighting scenarios within the “membrane” which makes up the exterior of the arena. It is also said that such an arena would normally take four to five years of planning, which makes the eight month construction timeframe for the venue even more remarkable.

The interior incorporates a sprawling space in the centre of the arena, with a single-stage tribune section surrounding the inner floorspace. You can see a picture of the interior below, as well as further pictures from the exterior of the Baku Crystal Hall:
EBU decides venues for Eurovision 2012
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has already selected venues for the Eurovision 2012 Song Contest set to take place in Baku this May.

According to the Azerbaijani media the concert will be organized in Baku Crystal Hall, a sports and concert complex which is now under construction.

The EBU representatives are said to have visited the place yesterday to see the on-going construction work and meet the heads of construction companies.

The construction, carried out by the German company ALPINE Bau Deutchland AG, began in September. The hall of the complex will open in April; it is expected to house 25,000 people.

The Eurovision 2012 semi-finals are scheduled for May 22 and 24. The final concert is due on May 26.

The Azerbaijani singers representing the country in the 2011 contest – Nigyar Jemal and Eldar Gasimov – were declared winners last May, enabling their country to host Eurovision this year.

In May 2012, the Eurovision Song Contest will take place in Azerbaijan’s capital Baku at Crystal Hall. Alpine Bau Deutschland GmbH, the general contractor for the project, was contracted on August 2nd, 2011 to design and implement a multipurpose event-venue that is meant to accommodate 25,000 spectators.

This challenging task was undertaken by combining the efforts of gmp · Architekten von Gerkan, Marg und Partner, Alpine Bau Deutschland AG, and Nüssli International AG.

The Eurovision Song Contest takes place every year, which means that this striking crystal-shaped building on the peninsula near the city centre, right in the Caspian Sea and in the direct vicinity of one of the world’s highest flagpoles, had to be designed and constructed within a period of just eight months. The building is not a concert hall in the classical sense but a multi-functional indoor arena, which is intended to be a longer-term facility. Normally, event venues of comparable size, such as a football stadium, will require 4 to 5 years for design and construction.

Instead of the usual reinforced concrete construction, the building has been designed as a pure steel structure which consists of three independent parts, i.e. the membrane façade, the modular stadium itself and the interior roof. In order to be able to put up a building of the size of a football stadium in just a few months, design and construction proceed in parallel. An important tool in this complex process is the detailed visualisation of the entire work schedule: it covers and displays each step in chronological order in weekly sequences. A prerequisite for the success of this novel working method is the extensive experience in design, management and construction scheduling provided by the consortium, as well as very good communication between the design team and the construction companies.

The characteristic crystalline shape of the building and its illuminated façade is the response to Azerbaijan’s special request for the creation of a widely visible and visually effective landmark as a bridge between Asia and Europe that will be noticed in an international context. Different dynamic lighting scenarios are currently being programmed for the 9,500 LED lights to highlight the membrane façade and create moods appropriate for the different stages of the events.

Additional information:

Design and construction period: July 2011 – March 2012
Seats: 25,000
Length of hall: approx. 206 m
Width of hall: approx. 168 m
Height of hall: approx. 25 m

Design and implementation of Crystal Hall for the Eurovision Song Contest

Design and implementation of Crystal Hall for the Eurovision Song Contest

Beissoul, won the 1st semi-final. Photo: Naglis Bierancas (Beissoul)

Vilnius, Lithuania – The Lithuanian broadcaster, LRT, revealed at the beginning of the week that their national selection for the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest will include four semi-finals and a final on the 3rd of March. Tonight the first of these semi-finals took place in Vilnius in order to produce three finalists.
Written by Victor M. Escudero. Topics: Lithuania, news, 2012, national selection, Baku.
In Lithuania the performances were already recorded on Friday, when the jury even casted and announced their votes, which are as follows:

Beissoul – Why 43 points
The Independent – Baby 39 points
The Artrace – Fly LT 33 points
Kamile Kielaite – Try 33 points
Multiks – Star 31 points
Indigo – Sugrizk 29 points
Laisva – Nutolk 28 points
Chill Out, Have No Doubt – Until The End 26 points
Valdas Maksvytis – Dar Laiko Yra 20 points
Tonight when the show was aired on LRT, the televote had Beissoul as the winner too, and he will be joined in the final by two more acts. To the final:

Beissoul
The Independent
Multiks
There’s a new feature this year in the voting in Lithuania and it is the results by smart-phones (for free). In that voting also Beissoul ended up as the winner. According to LRT, “the jury noted Beissoul’s beautiful and specific voice yet signalled his somewhat -philosophical- performance might be an obstacle to conquer a wider audience”.

Next Saturday 11th of February the second semifinal takes place, and the six acts that didn’t qualify tonight still have a chance to be saved for a place in the Final on the 3rd of March.

Do you agree with the results in Lithuania?