Finally the time came, now Google+ be available to all. If you can not have been able to get a beta invitation of Google+ from someone, do not worry. Google is finally ready to really go on a par with other social networking giants like Facebook and Twitter.

According to Google, they have made 99 improvements to Google+ and the 100 improvement is make Google for everyone. All you have to do is, go to Google.com/+ and click Sign-in to Sign-in your regular Google account and create your profile on Google+. Of course, if you do not have a Google account, you can create a new account.

This is great news for those who want to join Google +. Now you do not feel left alone in the dark. For those of us, who already feel on Google + are, because in reality the people a little more into it, and the place is not much like a ghost town .... I hope so.
Another part of this update to Google + is video hangouts on mobile devices.Now you can meet friends and chat video phone. Unfortunately, mobile hangouts only work on Android2.3 +, but Google promises to support IOS devices soon.

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FREE DOWNLOADABLE AUDIO BOOKS FOR BOOK LOVERS

Acting on the belief that books should be free for everyone, this website brings you thousands of free downloadable audio books in either MP3 , iPod or iTunes format. You can search for a book by title, author, keyword or browse through the collection by categories such as fiction, history and romance.

An audio preview of each book is available before you start downloading it. In addition to a very detailed description about the book, links are also provided to the full text of the book and also related Wikipedia articles. Each book listing also contains user reviews and ratings. The website contains free audio books in over a dozen languages that can be downloaded with a single click.

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WATCH LIVE TV CHANNELS ON LOW SPEED INTERNET CONNECTION

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In my previous posts you have seen how to WATCH YOUR FAVORITE LIVE INDIAN TV CHANNELS!. Now here in this post I will explain how to watch live tv channels on low speed internet connection. In country like India where average speed of internet connection is very low. Most of the people are have there pc connecting through mobiles, data cards on 2G network, where as 3G is costly. Especially 2G net speed is very low and it is not possible to watch online tv channels.

Here I am using small trick to watch live tv channels on low speed net connection. Instead of using Yupptv.com, I am using m.yupptv.com on PC. Actually m.yupptv.com is a mobile site.

To know more about Yupptv, Click here to see my previous post on Yupptv.com

To know how to set your VLC player, go to TROUBLESHOOT section of my previous post HOW TO WATCH YOUTUBE VIDEOS WITH LOW SPEED INTERNET CONNECTION.

After setting VLC player, Click here to go m.yupptv.com and watch live tv channels.

Note: Choose low bandwidth for better results.

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NOW WATCH FREE FULL LENGTH MOVIES IN YOUTUBE

In my previous post you have seen WATCH YOUR FAVORITE LIVE INDIAN TV CHANNELS!. Now in this post I will explain How to watch movies in Youtube. You already have many ways to watch legal movie streams online. YouTube has a Dedicated movies section where you can watch full length movies for free. This is being made possible due a partnership made between YouTube and the movie production houses.

Most movies are available in HD (720px). They are categorised into Documentary & Biography, Bollywood, Tollywood, Action and Adventure, Comedy, Horror, Mystery and Suspense, Drama, Animation and Cartoon.

The latest Bollywood Movies Dum Maro Dum, Akrosh, Dil Tho Bacha Hai Ji are there at the time of this post was published.There are few popular old black and white movies too.

You have two options here.

1) Just have a visit to www.youtube.com/movies and see if any of your favourite movies is there.

2) Another one is here Youtube Movieplex service.

Why you are waiting, Search the movie whatever you want, if it is already uploaded then See N Enjoy!!!!

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WATCH YOUR FAVORITE LIVE INDIAN TV CHANNELS!

YuppTV, a subscription based platform enables streaming of High Quality TV Channels, LIVE. YuppTV has been facilitating ethnic Indian expatriate communities to watch their favourite TV channels on Internet enable devices from any part of the world.

YuppTV would also be now able to reach the cable channels & local TV stations that lack adequate coverage in US and overseas.

YuppTV is the first of its kind, presents a true example of how best the Media, Entertainment and Internet could be converged to enable you get access to some of the most exciting Indian TV channels like NDTV India Live, NDTV 24x7 Live, NDTV Profit Live, Gemini TV Live, Gemini Movies Live, Sun TV Live, Udaya TV Live, Surya TV Live, Sahara One Live, Sahara Mumbai Live, Sahara Haryana Live, Sahara Samay Live, Sahara Uttar Pradesh Live, Aalami Sahara Live, KTV Live, Zee Telugu Live, Aajtak Live, Maa TV Live , Maa music Live , ETV Telugu Live , ETV2 Live , ETV Kannada Live, ETV Gujarati Live, ETV Marathi Live , ETV Oriya Live , Indiatv Live, HeadLines Today Live, SVBC Live, NewsX Live, NTV Live, Sakshi TV Live, HMTV News Live, Studio N Live, Zoom TV Live, ABN Andhra Jyothi Live, TV5 Live, Raj News Live, ET Now Live, Times Now Live, Suvarna News Live, Asianet News Live, Raj News Tamil Live, Makkal TV Tamil Live, Jaya Plus Live, Jaya Max Live, Raj TV Tamil Live, Raj Music Tamil Live, Raj Digital Plus Live, Raj Music Malayalam Live, Raj Music Kannada Live, Vissa TV Telugu Live, Jaya TV Live, Jaya Movies Live, Jeevan TV Live, Mahaa TV Live, Topper TV Live, Star Vijay Live, Maa Movies Live, Maa Juniors Live, T News Live, UTV Bindass Live, UTV Movies Live, Suvarna TV Live, FunAsia, NDTV Good Times, Bhakti, NDTV Hindu, FunAsia Live Event, People TV Live, UTV Stars Live and entertainment content anytime anywhere in the world like never before. With Live Indian TV channels, make sure that you never miss your favorite ethnic programs even while you are on the move.

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HOW TO WATCH YOUTUBE VIDEOS WITH LOW SPEED INTERNET CONNECTION

Yesterday i was browsing the internet, during this i founded a mind blowing trick at http://www.besttipsntricks.blogspot.com/, i am sharing this trick with you.

In country like India where average speed of internet connection is very low. Most of the people are have there pc connecting through mobiles, data cards on 2G network, where as 3G is costly. Especially 2G net speed is very low and it is not possible to watch videos on youtube.com .

But with the mobile version of youtube it is very easy to watch video on your personal computer. Buffering also very fast.

Just click here to go to youtube mobile version website.

Fallow the steps and screen shots.

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In case any error go to your firefox address bar and write about:config and click enter, ignore any warning.

Now, click here to go to youtube mobile version website and play videos.
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CONVERT WEB PAGES INTO PDF’S

While surfing on net, you may visit some good articles related to your search and then suddenly you want to save that entire page. Then normally what we will do is, copy entire thing into a word document, but it will take some time to copy entire web page.

Here is the best web site PDFmyURL.com, which is a free tool to easily create a pdf from any webpage or url. PDFmyURL is a new free tool that lets you convert any url / webpage to a .pdf and download it instantly. PDF's look exactly like the webpage, it renders all css and JavaScript.No-software-required. If you just want a PDF of a given URL at a certain time, PDFmyURL gets the job done with no fuss, no muss.
Just enter the website url (nothing but the text in the address bar of the page you want to convert to pdf) in the tab of PDFmyURL.com, like as shown in the above image.

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Tuesday, September 11, 2012

ACRES OF DIAMONDS : true story, neither suits for all farmers searching diamond outside ???

ACRES OF DIAMONDS

The story — a true one — is told of an African farmer who heard tales about other farmers who had made millions by discovering diamond mines. These tales so excited the farmer that he could hardly wait to sell his farm and go prospecting for diamonds himself. He sold the farm and spent the rest of his life wandering the African continent searching unsuccessfully for the gleaming gems that brought such high prices on the markets of the world. Finally, worn out and in a fit of despondency, he threw himself into a river and drowned.
Meanwhile, the man who had bought his farm happened to be crossing the small stream on the property one day, when suddenly there was a bright flash of blue and red light from the stream bottom. He bent down and picked up a stone. It was a good-sized stone, and admiring it, he brought it home and put it on his fireplace mantel as an interesting curiosity.
Several weeks later a visitor picked up the stone, looked closely at it, hefted it in his hand, and nearly fainted. He asked the farmer if he knew what he'd found. When the farmer said, no, that he thought it was a piece of crystal, the visitor told him he had found one of the largest diamonds ever discovered. The farmer had trouble believing that. He told the man that his creek was full of such stones, not all as large as the one on the mantel, but sprinkled generously throughout the creek bottom.
The farm the first farmer had sold, so that he might find a diamond mine, turned out to be one of the most productive diamond mines on the entire African continent.The first farmer had owned, free and clear ... acres of diamonds. But he had sold them for practically nothing, in order to look for them elsewhere. The moral is clear: If the first farmer had only taken the time to study and prepare himself to learn what diamonds looked like in their rough state, and to thoroughly explore the property he had before looking elsewhere, all of his wildest dreams would have come true.
The thing about this story that has so profoundly affected millions of people is the idea that each of us is, at this very moment, standing in the middle of our own acres of diamonds. If we had only had the wisdom and patience to intelligently and effectively explore the work in which we're now engaged, to explore ourselves, we would most likely find the riches we seek, whether they be financial or intangible or both.
Before you go running off to what you think are greener pastures, make sure that your own is not just as green or perhaps even greener. It has been said that if the other guy's pasture appears to be greener than ours, it's quite possible that it's getting better care. Besides, while you're looking at other pastures, other people are looking at yours.
A man I knew in Arizona began with a small gas station. One day, while one of his young attendants filled a man's gas tank, he watched the customer while he stood about waiting for the job to be finished. It dawned upon him that the man had money in his pockets and there were things he needed or wanted that he would pay for if they were conveniently displayed where he could see them.
So he began adding things. Fishing tackle, then fishing licenses, hunting and camping equipment, rifles, shot guns, ammunition, hunting licenses. He found an excellent line of aluminum fishing boats and trailers. He began buying up the contiguous property around him. Then he added an auto parts department. He always sold cold soft drinks and candy, but now he added an excellent line of chocolates in a refrigerated case. Before long, he sold more chocolates than anyone else in the state. He carried thousands of things his customers could buy while waiting for their cars to be serviced.
All the products he sold also guaranteed that most of the gas customers in town would come to his station. He sold more gas. He began cashing checks on Friday, and his sales grew. It all started with a man with a human brain watching a customer standing around with money in his pockets and nothing to spend it on. Others would have lived and died with the small service station, and they do. My friend saw the diamonds.
Many service station operators, upon seeing a wealthy customer drive in, might say to themselves, I ought to be in his business. Not so. There's just as much opportunity in one business as another, if we'll only stop playing copycat and begin to think creatively, in new directions. It's there, believe me. And it's your job to find it.
Take the time to stand off and look at your work as a stranger might and ask, Why does he do it that way? Has he noticed how what he's doing might be capitalized upon or multiplied? If you're happy with things as they are, then by all means, keep them that way. But there's great fun in finding diamonds hiding in ourselves and in our work. We never get bored or blasé or find ourselves in a rut. A rut, remember, is really nothing more than a grave with the ends kicked out. Some of the most interesting businesses in the world grew out of what was originally a very small idea in a very small area. If something is needed in one town, then the chances are it's also needed in all towns and cities all over the country.
You might also ask yourself, How good am I at what I'm presently doing? Do you know all there is to know about your work? Would you call yourself a first-class professional at your work? How would your work stand up against the work of others in your line?
The first thing we need to do to become a "diamond miner" is to break away from the crowd and quit assuming that because people in the millions are living that way, it must be the best way. It is not the best way. It's the average way. The people going the best way are way out in front. They're so far ahead of the crowd you can't even see their dust anymore. These are the people who live and work on the leading edge, the cutting edge, and they mark the way for all the rest.
It takes imagination, curious imagination, to know that diamonds don't look like cut and polished gemstones in their rough state, nor does a pile of iron ore look like stainless steel. To prospect your own acres of diamonds, develop a faculty we might call "intelligent objectivity." The faculty to stand off and look at your work as a person from Mars might look at it. Within the framework of what industry or profession does your job fall? Isn't it time for a refreshing change of some kind? How can the customer be given more value? Each morning ask yourself, How can I increase my service today? There are rare and very marketable diamonds lurking all around me. Have I been looking for them? Have I examined every facet of my work and of the industry or profession in which it has its life?
There are better ways to do what you are presently doing. What are they? How will your work be performed 20 years from now? Everything in the world is in a state of evolution and improvement. How could you do today what would eventually be done anyway?
Sure there's risk involved; there's no growth of any kind without risk. We start running risks when we get out of bed in the morning. Risks are good for us. They bring out the best that's in us. They brighten the eye and get the mind cooking. They quicken the step and put a new shining look on our days. Human beings should never be settled. It's okay for chickens and cows and cats, but it's wrong for human beings. People start to die when they become settled. We need to keep things stirred up.
Back in 1931, Lloyd C. Douglas, the world-famous novelist who wrote The Robe, Magnificent Obsession, and other bestselling books, wrote a magazine article titled "Escape." In that article Douglas asked, "Who of us has not at some time toyed briefly with the temptation to run away? If all the people who have given that idea the temporary hospitality of their imagination were to have acted upon it, few would be living at their present addresses. And of the small minority who did carry the impulse into effect, it's doubtful if many ever disengaged themselves as completely as they had hoped from the problems that hurled them forth. More often than otherwise, it may be surmised, they packed up their troubles in their old kit bags and took them along."
The point of the article was simply, don't try to run away from your troubles. Overcome them. Prevail right where you are. What we're really after is not escape from our complexities and frustrations, but a triumph over them. And one of the best ways to accomplish that is to get on course and stay there. Restate and reaffirm your goal, the thing you want most to do, the place in life you want most to reach. See it clearly in your mind's eye just as you can envision the airport in Los Angeles when you board your plane in New York. Like a great ship in a storm, just keep your heading and your engines running. The storm will pass, although sometimes it seems that it never will. One bright morning you'll find yourself passing the harbor light. Then you can give a big sigh of relief and rest a while, and almost before you know it, you'll find your eyes turning seaward again. You'll think of a new harbor you'd like to visit, a new voyage upon which to embark. And once again, you'll set out.
That's just the way this funny-looking, two-legged, curious, imaginative, tinkering, fiddling dreamer called a human being operates. He escapes from problems not by running away from them, but by overcoming them. And no sooner does he overcome one set of problems, but he starts looking around for new and more difficult pickles to get into and out of.
If you feel like running away from it all once in a while, you're perfectly normal. If you stay and get rid of your problems by working your way through them, you're a success. Start taking an hour a day with a legal pad and dissect your work. Take it apart and look at its constituent parts. There's opportunity there. That's your acre of diamonds.

DIAMOND MINING To prospect your own acres of diamonds and unearth the opportunities that exist in your life right now, regularly challenge yourself with some key questions:

How good am I at what I'm presently doing?
Can I call myself a first-class professional at my work?
How would my work stand up against the work of others in my field?
Do I know all I can about my industry or profession?
How can the customer be given a better break?
How can I increase my service?
There are rare and very marketable diamonds lurking all around me. Have I been looking for them? Have I examined every facet of my work and of the industry or profession in which it has its life?
There are better ways to do what I'm presently doing. What are they?
How will my work be performed 20 years from now?
Everything in the world is in a state of evolution and improvement. How can I do now what will eventually be done anyway?

Thursday, August 30, 2012

Enlightened Sources:Free online courses the new future of higher education

It is extremely essential that you are well prepared for an interview. We have defined six easy pointers to a successful interview in ‘6 Ps’. These are broadly identified for simple recollection and are not exhaustive.

However, every interview is a step towards getting closer to the ultimate goal, which is the offer letter. So do keep in mind the following while you are gearing up for an interview.

Punctuality
Presentation
Preface
Preparation
Proficiency
Phraseology

Punctuality is the first perception the interviewer gets about the candidate.
Come to the venue a good fifteen minutes before the scheduled time.
Take sometime off to go through your resume once again and also the company profile.
Presentation of oneself is of prime importance though many may not be aware.
As you may not be aware of the company’s dress code, wear smart formals in which you are comfortable.
Do not use too strong a deodorant or perfume.
Be well groomed. Look at yourself from head to toe and step out only if you feel totally satisfied.
Stand straight, relaxed and with a slight smile.
Preface is crucial. So do be cordial while introducing yourself.
Firstly, introduce yourself with your name and make sure your eyes meet that of the interviewer. This reflects your confidence.
Shake a hand with the interviewer and be sure to be firm while doing so.
Preparation by equipping yourself with relevant information about the company in which you are attending the interview is crucial.
Be specific, interviewers are generally looking out for statistics and revenue numbers.
Make sure you are also well aware of your current company’s specifics as well.
Having competitor information is a definite plus point and shows that your knowledge of the industry as a whole is well aligned.
Don’t sound brash while showcasing your knowledge.
Proficiency at an interview is derived from practice or rehearsals before the interview.
Try mock interviews with a friend or you could also use the mirror as a substitute.
These rehearsals help instill a good amount of confidence and dramatically reduce the chances of you being nervous.
Always know your strengths and weaknesses and be sure to back it up with adequate instances.
Never bring out a situation where you have failed. Always speak of challenges for which creative solutions were found.
Be aware that your interviewer will be very interested to know about how well your action/reactions would have induced a situation or the outcome itself.
Do not make up scenarios; you could be against a wall with a small slip.
Phraseology of the body or more commonly ‘body language’ plays an important role while facing interviews as much as verbal communication if not more. One’s body language must communicate attentiveness, enthusiasm and confidence.
Make eye contact and periodically break away. Do not look at the floor.
While sitting in your chair sit straight, leaning might convey lethargy. An upright posture exudes confidence.
Always be positive about the way you deliver and the content of your conversation.
Avoid using movements that takes the interviewer’s attention away from your face.
Do not move your hands wildly or keep them behind your head or reclining on your chair.
The above mentioned ‘Ps’ are just a few pointers on how you could make better the interview experience better for yourself. It helps you proactively prepare yourself to make a positive impression upon your interviewer. However, there is no substitute for relevant experience, expertise and domain knowledge. So equip yourself for questions on these spheres which will ultimately determine the outcome of the interview.

Wishing you all the very best.

What Would You Try If You Knew You Could Not Fail?

In this Ted Talk, Regina Dugan, former director of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), discusses the amazing projects DARPA has completed by approaching work with the question: what would you do if you knew you could not fail? DARPA’s accomplishments range from a robotic hummingbird to a prosthetic arm controlled by thought.

Although the idea of thinking without limits can be applied to most industries, the possibilities available in modern engineering are particularly astounding. Northwestern’s NUvention program brings together undergraduates and graduates across disciplines in order “to expose students to the entire innovation and entrepreneurial life cycle and to help them understand how innovations can become a viable business in the real world.”

Free Online Courses: The New Future of Higher Education?

Professionals will pay for credential programs, workshops, and continuing education courses to stay up-to-date in their field, but what if you could get the same benefits and knowledge for free?

Online education is not a new concept. Remote degree programs, webinars, and filmed lectures have been around for years but two new start-ups might completely change the way we think about online courses. While most online programs offering credible certificates or degrees require enrollment in a university or membership in a professional society, both of which can be quite costly, Udacity and Coursera offer university-quality courses completely free of charge. Their courses offer many of the same benefits of a classroom experience including lectures, assignments, student interaction and participation, and exams but do they truly have the potential to replace undergraduate or graduate degrees?

Stanford professor and creator of Udacity Sebastian Thrun certainly believes so. According to the April issue of Wired, Thrun believes that in “50 years. . . there will be only 10 institutions in the world delivering higher education and Udacity has a shot at being one of them issue.” Udacity was created after Thrun offered free enrollment in his artifical intelligence course to anyone in the entire world last fall. Within a few weeks 160,000 students enrolled, two-thirds of whom live outside of the United States. (Wired magazine describes the phenomena in detail here.) Although the enrollment itself was a shock, the most astounding aspect came after the course started and extracurricular student participation began. Students took their own steps to make videos available in countries where YouTube is blocked and participated extensively in message boards that offered help and suggestions. One student even created a platform with puzzles that allowed students to test and practice theories presented in the class. It’s difficult to imagine undergraduates devoting an analogous level of collaborative effort for an on-campus course with graded assignments but these students were acting of their own free will with only a certificate of participation on the line.

While Thrun and Norvig developed Udacity, fellow Stanford faculty member Daphne Koller launched her own online system called Coursera. Her version of free online education offers over 119 courses from nineteen universities in sixteen different categories ranging from business and management, to medicine, to humanities and social sciences. Participating universities include colleges from around the world such as the University of Edinburgh École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland, and the Indian Institute of Technology in Dehli, which brings a whole new aspect to the idea of “studying abroad.” Students in America might have the opportunity to study at two universities through a study abroad program, but few can access anywhere close to nineteen. The fact that anyone in the world can participate means student body make-up reaches a level of diversity nearly impossible on a geographically based campus.

Free from university obligations and bureaucracy, both programs can create their own version of learning. Udacity approaches education with problem solving projects and an emphasis on creativity. Students can even opt to send their resume to one of twenty partner companies after completing a course. Coursera students can watch lectures and complete interactive assignments. Koller states, “In many of our [online] courses, the median response time for a question on the question and answer forum was 22 minutes — which is not a level of service I have ever offered to my Stanford students.” Students taking classes with assignments that cannot easily be auto-graded by a machine, like poetry and business, learn a process of peer evaluation that can be a valuable skill in a managerial position.

Although the idea of free education seems to offer many benefits, their future in changing education remains unclear. Will free online classes be able to make a university education available to anyone, regardless of location and economic background? Will classrooms eventually dissolve altogether? Do students lose an important aspect of learning when they collaborate online rather than in person? Would programs like MEM function in an online format? Both programs are quite new and still developing and only time will tell, but the range of participation across universities and the fact that others (such as MIT) are set on creating their own similar systems suggests the implications could be quite important in the future of education. Tell us what us your thoughts on the future of education and the role online courses will play.

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Sunday, September 23, 2012

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25.JAYA TV on your mobile

S60 mobiles: rtsp://115.248.246.156:554/JAYATV_QVGA.sdp

S40 mobiles: rtsp://59.162.166.216:554/2G/LIVE/JAYATV_QCIF.sdp

26.ZEE TAMIL ON MOBILE

27.WATCH ZEE CLASSIC ON MOBILE

28.IBN LOKMAT on your mobile

60s: rtsp://79.125.95.101/broadcast/lokmat.rm

40s: rtsp://79.125.95.101/rtpencoder/lokmat.sdp

29.CNN IBN ON YOUR MOBILE

60s: rtsp://79.125.95.101/broadcast/ibn.rm

40s: rtsp://79.125.95.101/rtpencoder/ibn.sdp

30.CNBC AWAZ ON MOBILE

s60: rtsp://79.125.95.101/broadcast/awaz.rm

s40: rtsp://79.125.95.101/rtpencoder/awaz.sdp

31.ZING TV ON MOBILE

32.UTV BINDASS ON MOBILE

33.UTV BLOOMBERG CHANNEL ON MOBILE

34.MAA TV ON MOBILE

S60 mobiles: rtsp://115.248.246.156:554/MAATV_QVGA.sdp [url]

S40 mobiles: rtsp://59.162.166.216:554/2G/LIVE/MAATV_QCIF.sdp

35.Tez – News Channe ON MOBILE

36.hollywood channels on your mobile phone

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