Does anyone know about P.Diddy? little bit introduction about him; P. Diddy was born in Sean Combs, is believed to the first superstar to bypass conventional media channels by posting his “you’re wanted” advertisement where “Generation Now” converges – YouTube. According to online publisher Associated Content, P. Diddy is one of the busiest people in show business, being the chief executive officer of Bad Boy Records and owner of a restaurant in Atlanta and a clothing line.

P.Diddy now is searching for an assistant and it may be a shot in the dark but one worth taking because this is the stuff which dreams are made of.

Those wanting to work for famous producer/hip-hop artiste P. Diddy need not fly to New York for a chance to work with him. Just shoot a video clip and upload it on YouTube, keeping it short and sweet. In the short YouTube clip uploaded in the middle of last month, P. Diddy casually walks into his New York office and confirms the rumour that he is searching for an assistant. He invites those interested to submit their resumes online to youtube.com/group/diddyassistant, keeping their video clips under three minutes.

“I want to know why you want to work for me. I like working with the best,” he says in the clip, adding that working for him meant enduring his screams, perhaps going crazy, being sleep-deprived and keeping late hours.It is learnt that about 780 hopefuls from all over the world have submitted their virtual applications.

Associated Content said being P. Diddy’s personal assistant had to be one of the most fantastic opportunities in the market today.

However, it added it was by no means an easy job. Anyone interested?

Here i have some new information updates regarding Nokia Cellphone battery replacement and hope that might help to those who are unaware.

If you are using a Nokia cellphone, check its battery to see if it is the BL-5C type. Nokia said a batch of BL-5C batteries was prone to overheating when the phone was being recharged. According to Nokia, there has been about 100 reported incidents worldwide of the battery overheating, with no instances of serious injury or property damage. However, the company said the advisory only applied to 46 million batteries manufactured by Matsushita between December 2005 and November 2006.

Nokia has several suppliers for BL-5C batteries who have collectively produced more than 300 million units. Those affected should go to the webpage www.nokia.com/batteryreplacement for instructions on how to check if their battery is from the troublesome batch. The webpage provides pointers on how to get a replacement battery. Nokia said the replacements would be free of charge and that the new battery would be couriered to affected users.

Do check your phone from now on and get it replace to avoid any damage.