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Graduation Speech - So True

2012-05-20T09:38:00.000+05:00

Do you people agree ?? :-D

How to Apply for a Job

2012-05-02T20:22:00.000+05:00

How often you get a reply "no vacancy", when applying for a job?

This a how you should apply for a job :-D

First time on PC after using a Typewriter

2012-04-30T19:49:00.000+05:00

See what happens when someone uses a PC for the first time after spending a long time on using a typewriter.

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Perfect Thinking !

2012-04-28T20:34:00.000+05:00

Don't try being smart, in front of a customer :)

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Bypass / Skip Adf.ly url shorten advertisements - Firefox

2012-04-22T10:19:00.004+05:00

It is very annoying when we want to download movies, games etc the download link leads you with the adf.ly link and then you wait for 5 secs till the advertisement gets over.

The ownner embed the download link with the adf.ly to earn money.

Here is a trick to Bypass / Skip these ads if you use firefox browser :)

- Install Greasemonkey add-on (if you haven't installed)

- Install this script

- That's it ! now whenever you get the adf.ly link it will skip and the actual intended page will appear.

Drawing a Car in MsPaint

2012-04-15T21:39:00.000+05:00

Its pretty hard to draw a car even in photoshop, but this guy want to do it the hard way.

He draws a car in MsPaint and it looks pretty amazing :)

Best Mobile Manual

2012-04-13T21:10:00.004+05:00

Just imagine the time it took to create, but its an awesome piece of creativity !!

Guys you should check this video out :)

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10 Headline Bloopers That Probably Got Someone Fired

2012-04-03T19:27:00.001+05:00

One of the most important skills a copy editor can have is a dirty, skeptical mind. If you can spot sexual innuendo from a mile away and pick up on unintended racial slurs, you might have a future in headline writing and proofreading. The people at these newspapers and websites clearly didn't possess that necessary ability and let these terrible (and sometimes terribly awesome) headlines slip through the cracks. These headline mistakes probably got someone in trouble, but at least we can all learn from or at least laugh at them.

Chink in the Armor

This headline about Knicks star Jeremy Lin was almost as big of a story as Lin's rise to fame. Anthony Federico, an ESPN editor at the time, wrote and posted the now-infamous headline at 2:30 a.m. before heading out for the night. It was taken down from the site within 35 minutes because of its inappropriate use of the Chinese racial slur, chink. Federico, who had been at ESPN since 2006, was fired the day after the incident. He has apologized, saying that it was just a mistake and he hadn't considered the connotation of the word that appears in the common phrase.
Gook double earns victory

You might think that the Lin headline fiasco would make ESPN.com editors hyper-sensitive to any ethnic slurs, especially against Asians. Apparently that wasn't the case, because just a week after the Lin debacle, the headline "Gook double earns victory" appeared on the soccer home page. The soccer player the title refers to is Lee Dong-Gook, a member of the South Korea national team. Considering Dong-Gook is his first name, in the style of many Asian countries, and that even if the headline writer didn't understand that, he should've written Dong-Gook rather than just Gook, this mistake is as offensive as the Lin blooper. Gook is a well-known derogatory term for Koreans and East Asians. The headline has since been changed to "Lee double earns victory."
Reader fingers murder suspect

Commuters in D.C. were treated to a weird mental image when they picked up their free copy of The Examiner in early December 2011. On first read, it sounds like a reader and a killer were having a romantic tryst, which definitely should not make front-page news. The real meaning is more significant, with a reader helping police get a new lead in a cold case — more newsworthy, but not nearly as scandalous a headline. Those copy editors probably felt a little sheepish after they realized the meaning they had conveyed. Can we all just agree that "fingers" is no longer an appropriate verb to use for anything that you want to be taken seriously?
Tired Gay succumbs to Dix in 200 meters

You can hardly blame the copy editor for going with this headline. When you get a chance like this to make a perfectly innocent, informative title so dirty, you take it. The story refers to runners Walter Dix and Tyson Gay and the outcome of a race. They just happen to have unfortunate last names to be put together. If Reuters got any complaints about this one, I'm sure they just told the reader to get his mind out of the gutter and then giggled when they got off the phone.
French B.O. up 9%

The French are getting stinkier? Is that even possible? Most people associate the abbreviation B.O. with body odor, though it apparently stands for box office in some circles. It's unclear exactly why it needed to be shortened since it's on the Internet and there is plenty of space, so we can only assume that some headline writer had a personal beef (or maybe boeuf) with the French.
Pow wow wow yippee yo yippy yay

The Union Weekly, a student newspaper at California State University, Long Beach, ran this headline on top of a review of a campus event involving American Indians. The event was called a Pow Wow, which may have prompted the headline writer to come up with this offensive line, but there's no justifying it. Not only is it offensive, basically mocking the way Native Americans sound, but it's bad writing — you have no idea what the story is about by reading the headline. It doesn't help that the article itself bashed the American Indian culture, as well. The newspaper apologized, and we wouldn't be surprised if someone's name stopped appearing in the masthead after this.
After sex sting, AP governor Tiwari ejects prematurely

We'll cut this web editor a break since this headline is from The Times of India and his first language may not be English, but we kind of doubt he didn't know exactly what he was doing. He at least got a quick lesson in our language's sexual phrases after posting this gem of a headline. The story discusses a governor who was stepping down after being caught on film in the company of three women. Many readers blasted the paper for providing the serious news with such a sleazy, cheap-shot headline, but it's not clear if it cost anyone their jobs.
Politics in spades: why the Obama veg patch matters

This headline, and others involving Obama and the word spade, might seem innocuous to the younger generation, but many older people might still recognize spade as a derogatory name for an African American. The term originated in the early 20th century and isn't used much today, but it's understandable that it could be incredibly offensive to put a racial slur as the title of a story about the U.S. president. Copy editors probably need to have a list handy of every racist term out there just to be safe.
Missippi's literacy program shows improvement

Yes, you read that right. The literacy program in "Missippi" is improving. It apparently hasn't made its way to the newspapers there yet, though. This mistake wouldn't be so awful if it weren't for the glaring irony of it — and the fact that we all learned how to spell Mississippi in the second grade. This headline writer and everyone who proofread this paper should be temporarily suspended until they complete an elementary spelling class.
headline headghgh

This mistake by the Times & Citizen in the United Kingdom isn't just a matter of missing the connotation of a word. This is full-blown carelessness. It's happened to papers all over the world: the dreaded filler headline that gets looked over and makes it into the published version. It's rare that it happens on the main headline of the front page, though, as it does in this case. The paper blamed a new production method they and other British newspapers were using, but it's still hard to pass the buck on something so glaring as a 50-size font, placeholder head on the front page.

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WinAVI All-In-One Converter

2012-04-01T13:32:00.007+05:00

WinAVI All-In-One Converter is a professional application designed to convert the most popular video & audio formats. It converts almost all videos & audios to play them on PC, Portable media players, iPod & so on. WinAVI All-In-One Converter is a best & world's fastest converter for video & audio conversion among popular formats like AVI, MPEG1/2, MP4, WMV, FLV, MOV, VCD/DVD, XviD/Divx, 3GP & so on as well as audio formats including MP3, WMA, WAV, etc.

High speed

It includes ZJMedia's AV compress engine, which is state of the art technology;

4X speed than other Video Converter;

4G Movie only need 10 minutes.

High quality video & Dolby AC3 5.1 audio

AV compress engine will give you a high quality in very fast conversion;

Converted files has a Dolby AC3 5.1 audio.

Supports almost all popular format conversions

Input video formats: AVI, WMV, RMVB, RM, ASF, FLV,, MOV, QT, MP4, DV, 3GP, 3G2, DAT, MPG, MPEG, VOB, MKV, F4V

Input audio formats: WAV, RA, WMA, MP3, MP2, MKA, AAC, AC3, AIFF, AMR, M4A, AU

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With just One Click to convert

User-friendly interface that it is easily operated by anyone;

All conversions can be done easily & smoothly.

It is easy to use for the beginner as well as having advanced functions for the professional user.

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As you know my site is about tricks and fun, the key is included with it to get rid of the copyright label. Enjoy..!!

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Interesting Story

2012-03-23T18:17:00.000+05:00

Interesting Story inside this picture !! :P

Amazing Talent

2012-03-19T22:37:00.001+05:00

This is absolutely amazing, must watched it.

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Drawing with 2 Hands

2012-03-16T20:52:00.002+05:00

Its very hard for most people to draw with one hand and this man can use both his hands to draw 2 portraits at a time.

Amazing !!

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25 Gmail Tips That Make You Look More Professional

2012-03-14T19:33:00.006+05:00

Email is the preferred method of communication for most people these days, not just for personal conversations, but often for business as well. As such, it's incredibly important that you not only know proper email etiquette, but also understand how to use the tools available from your email provider that can help you be a more polite, professional message sender.

Read on as we share 25 smart tips for making sure you send out polished, professional emails every time.

Undo sending

Even if you've proofread your email, chances are that once you've hit send, you might realize you left out some important information or made an ugly typo. Don't worry, you can still take it back! Just use Gmail's Undo Send feature, and you can stop the delivery of a message you've just sent out.
Attachment alerter

Forgetting an attachment happens to the best of us, but this goof just makes you look unprofessional when you send the, "oops, here's the attachment!" email. Use Gmail's Attach Alerter, and if the tool finds the word "attach" in your message text, it will pop up and alert you before letting you send off the email.
Don't have a silly email address

Surely you've heard this one before, but it's worth repeating. Emails from credibilitykiller123@gmail.com look completely unprofessional. Use your own name, and leave out the numbers and special characters.
Default to a professional text style

Gmail allows you to change your default text styling if you'd like. Using this feature, you can reformat your Gmail's default text to use a good-looking, professional font.
Take advantage of rich text

While you're working on improving the look of your text, don't forget to take advantage of Gmail's Rich Text Editor. You can create numbered or bulleted lists, underline, indent, quote, and more.
Set a Gmail theme

Regular Gmail is somewhat plain and professional, but upgrading to Desk, Basic White, or even Shiny can kick things up a notch. You can even create a custom background with your company name and logo if you'd like. Using these themes can make you look more professional if anyone happens to walk by your desk and see you working in Gmail.
Keep up with "waiting for" emails

Never lose track of emails that you're waiting on other people to respond to. Set up a Waiting label in Gmail, and you can remember to get back to them if they haven't responded in a week or so.
Don't forget your vacation autoresponder

If you're going to be away from your inbox for a few days, be sure to let people know so they don't think you're ignoring their messages. Using Gmail's automatic vacation response, you can send a polite reply that lets them know you'll be back soon and will be responding to their email shortly.
Enable Mail Goggles

Do you have a problem with drunk emailing? With the Mail Goggles feature, you can have Google check to see if you're impaired before you fire off that nasty email to your boss.
Insert images

Sure, you can attach images, but often, it's much more natural and professional looking to have an image right where you're talking about it: in the message. Use Inserting Images to add images into the text of your email.

Set up invoice reminders with FreshBooks

Let deadbeats know they won't be getting away with walking away from the invoices they owe. Using the FreshBooks app for Gmail, you can send automatic late payment reminders, and offer professional looking branded invoices right in your email.
Use IMAP and POP access

Access Gmail on your phone, through Outlook, and more by taking advantage of IMAP and POP access through Gmail.
Set up your "From" name

Take some time to think about how your email looks to recipients in their inbox before they even open it. If your name is N/A or just your email address, it's not friendly or professional. Take a moment to make sure you've set up your Gmail to show your real name when you send a message.
Send it later

Some people do their best work late at night, but sending out emails at 2 a.m. just doesn't look that professional. Instead, you can use Boomerang, a third-party add on, that allows you to schedule your emails, sending them out at 8 a.m. or other regular business hours, making you look like you made it to the office early.
Set up Mail Merge

Think that Mail Merge is just for Outlook? You can use it in Gmail, too. Take advantage of this tool for professional, personalized mass emails, right from your Gmail inbox.
Brand your Gmail

Using Google Apps, you can add Gmail and other Google Services to your own domain. So instead of widgets@gmail.com, you can send emails from info@widgets.com and still get to use all of Gmail's awesome features. You can also do this for free with mail forwarding through your domain.
Share Skype conversations

Have a colleague who couldn't make it in on the call? The G-Recorder app automatically records Skype calls, which can be replayed, searched, and forwarded to anyone who needs them.
Create a Gmail signature

Gmail supports fancy email signatures, including images. So be sure to set up your name, title, and company, and consider adding a logo as well.
Set up Canned Responses

This one makes you look professional, and helps you save time, too. If you send out a lot of emails that basically say the same thing, save them as a Canned Response. You can stay consistent in your message, and improve your response time.
Share files

No, we're not talking about attachments, we're talking about larger files, as well as files with tasks attached to them. Using apps like Box, you can share all types of content, while at the same time assigning tasks, getting feedback, approval, and more.

Know all about your Gmail contacts

Using the third-party app Rapportive, you can get the lowdown on the people you're emailing, right inside of Gmail. This tool offers contact profiles including their location, company, latest tweets, LinkedIn, and more.
Back it up

Even if you don't use Gmail as your usual email client, it's a powerful tool for saving important emails you just can't lose. Set your business email account to always forward sent and received mail to a Gmail account, and you can use this account as a backup in case something goes wrong and you need to retrieve an old, lost email.
Get electronic signatures

Accept electronic signatures in Gmail using the DocuSign app. This makes it easy to get signature documents taken care of fast and professionally.
Back it up again

Gmail automatically backs up your emails on redundant data servers, but you can never be too sure. Save your important emails to your hard drive, and you can rest assured that your data is safe and sound for you to access when you need it.
Stay on top of your inbox

Using Gmail Notifier, you can watch out for important emails as they come in. This makes it easy for you to stay on top of your communications and improve your response time for people who really want to hear from you.

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Homeless Boy Steals The Talent Show

2012-03-09T20:49:00.002+05:00

One cannot help but be moved to tears by this amazing young man; Sung-bong Choi.

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Connect & Share your Computer with anyone anywhere

2012-03-02T20:01:00.000+05:00

Gbridge is a free software, you can securely share files among your own computers, so you can remotely access your files, e.g. play mp3 , with ultimate privacy.

No web upload/download needed!

A Gmail account is needed to be able to share and connect using Gbridge.

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How to fix corrupted windows files in XP

2012-02-21T19:54:00.001+05:00

Peoples having problems with corrupted files, can learn how to fix them easy.

Requirement:

1. Windows XP CD

Now, follow this steps:

1. Place the xp cd in your cd/dvd drive
2. Go to start
3. run
4. type sfc /scannow

Now sit back and relax, it should all load and fix all your corrupted file on win XP.

Great Thinking !!

2012-02-19T10:09:00.005+05:00

Cool way to hide your booze, or anything else you like.

Truck Driver and a Priest !!

2012-02-16T19:50:00.001+05:00

A truck driver would amuse himself by running over lawyers. Whenever he saw a lawyer walking down the side of the road he would swerve to hit him, enjoy the load, satisfying "THUMP", and then swerve back onto the road.

(at this point some of you are probably wondering how the trucker could distinguish the lawyers from the humans. Obviously he saw the trail of slime they left!)

One day, as the truck driver was driving along he saw a priest hitchhiking. He thought he would do a good turn and pulled the truck over.

He asked the priest, "Where are you going, Father?"

"I'm going to the church 5 miles down the road," replied the priest.

"No problem, Father! I'll give you a lift. Climb in the truck." The happy priest climbed into the passenger seat and the truck driver continued down the road.

Suddenly the truck driver saw a lawyer walking down the road and instinctively he swerved to hit him. But then he remembered there was a priest in the truck with him, so at the last minute he swerved back away, narrowly missing the lawyer. However even though he was certain he missed the lawyer, he still heard a loud "THUD". Not understanding where the noise came from he glanced in his mirrors and when he didn't see anything, he turned to the priest and said, "I'm sorry Father. I almost hit that lawyer."

"That's okay", replied the priest. "I got him with the door!"

6 Year Old Body Builder

2011-10-16T20:27:00.004+05:00

Freaking Amazing 6 year old bodybuilder....

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Amazing Car Technology - DAConnect

2011-09-02T10:27:00.003+05:00

Amazing car technology, you can make anyone's hologram appear in your car, who can talk to you, help you in finding places, be safe while driving, alerting you of fire, keeping your car safe from thief's etc :)

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Windows Not Detecting Any USB drive - Solution

2011-08-10T19:53:00.007+05:00

This problem occurs when no device is connected to a USB port. That makes the USB driver set the Open Host Controller Interface (OHCI) controller to a suspended state. When the OHCI controller is in a suspended state, it cannot always detect when you add a new USB device to your computer.

SOLUTION:-
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* Click Start Menu -> Go to RUN

* Type REGEDIT
Registry Editor will open.

* Locate to [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE->SYSTEM ->ControlSet001 -> Services ->USBstor]

* Find "Start" in the right panel

* Double click "Start". A box titled "Edit DWORD value" will open.

* Write down "3" in the "Value Data" Field.

* Click OK and then close the Registry Editor.

Your USB flash drive is now Enabled. You can Disable it also By Putting The value as "4"

Note:-
This trick will only Enable/Disable USB Mass Storage devices and will not affect other USB Devices such as USB Keyboard, USB Mouse, Scanner, Printer etc

Abacus vs Calculator

2011-08-06T19:51:00.005+05:00

Must see video.

A Reporter using an electronic calculator, even using both here hands, loses to kids using the ancient times device Abacus :D

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Search Engine To Get A Straight Answer Instead Of Links - Askives

2011-08-04T12:28:00.000+05:00

Askives is a search engine that gives a direct answer to the questions asked instead of pointing to the links.

It also shows a section of related questions, which can help you a lot.

Visit: Askives

Online Image Resizer - ResizR

2011-07-31T12:11:00.005+05:00

ResizR allows you to resize an image from your local computer or the web without having to create an account.

Often you do not need more than just resizing an image on the fly. Before ResizR you required a desktop software to do this - heavy applications which can do much more than just resizing an image.

ResizR changes the game - it's much easier. Select an image - choose the width - rotate optionally.

Link: ResizR

Camera Prank

2011-07-27T20:07:00.002+05:00

If someone asks you to take a photo, you don't want to fall for this prank :D

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