there may be new prime minster of goverment supportive combined by peoples party and muslim league's combine become pakistans prime minister

Pedha Likha Punjab ubb Doob reha hi

Amin Fahim will be gr8 leader.

pervaiz elahi have done gud effort for punjab sapcially lahore but due to his blind trust on presedent's policies and current situation he have rear chances to be prime minister 

imran khan have a good point of view and he is famous amoung the students but he hav't gud vote bank.

i think in present situation he is the only man who is best for our nation

I think it's Pervaiz Elahi.....Cauze Lahore is with him.

He got good support in Punjab.

Is it true that if you sound happy that you’ll be happy? And that happiness is contagious?

Perhaps that’s the strategy of chip maker AMD, which announced
Thursday a net loss of $1.77 billion in the fourth quarter on revenue
of $1.77 billion. In the period a year ago, it lost $576 million on
revenue of $1.773 million.

But its performance wasn’t as bad as Wall Street expected, prompting
JoAnne Feeney, senior research analyst with FTN Midwest Securities
Corp., to say:

Obviously, they turned in a truly excellent quarter. …
It should assuage the fears of a lot of investors about the company’s
ability to execute.

The company’s results for the quarter still were heavily mired in
charges from its acquisition of ATI Technologies in 2006, but CEO
Hector Ruiz managed to stress that it’s driving down costs and
protecting its share of the microprocessor market from Intel, according
to an Associated Press story on Newsvine.com. Just last month, he said of 2007, “We blew it.”

ZDNet blogger Larry Dignan finds somereasons to be cautiously optimisticabout
the news. AMD said its shipments were at record levels in the quarter
and its processor division posted an operating profit. And overall, on
an operational basis, AMD it lost only $9 million, according to News.com blogger Tom Krazit. He points out:

You know you’ve had a bad year when financial analysts
are congratulating you on only having lost $9 million before interest
and taxes.

AMD shares rose 71 cents, or 11.2 percent, to $7.05 in trading Friday morning.