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Joint Healing: Home Remedies For Knee Pain

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 11 Jan 2017 08:53:00 +0000

Joint Healing: Home Remedies For Knee Pain

You bend them, kneel on them, and exert your weight on them routinely. Yet none of us ever give them a second thought until they malfunction.

The joint we refer to as the knee is made up of the kneecap, the rounded bottom end of the thigh bone and the flat top of the shin bone. A tendon attaches the kneecap to the thigh muscles above, and a ligament connects it to the shinbone below. As the knee bends and straightens, the kneecap slides up and down in the vertical groove between the two bones, strengthening the muscles attached to it.
If any muscles, tendons, and ligaments pull too strongly or not hard enough, the kneecap get pulled out of its track which can cause pain and may even damage the kneecap. Since women have larger hips, the thigh bone of women connects to the knee at an angle that causes the knee to twist. This makes women more susceptible to kneecap injuries.

While knee problems can result from injuries such as falls, automobile accidents, and athletic injuries or diseases like arthritis, the vast majority of knee problems are caused from over stressing the knee during running, climbing, or other exercise. Muscle imbalances, in which one group of muscles is stronger than another and pulls harder, can also cause knee problems.

If your knee problems are the result of overuse, lack of use or improper training rather than injury, you can use the following home remedies to maintain your health and speed the healing process:

• Apply hot water bags to your knees

• Use over-the-counter pain and inflammation relief creams

• For relief from pain and stiffness, make a paste with cinnamon powder and honey and apply this to your knee. This mixture is excessively warm in nature and may burn your skin so be careful. You may add flour for a cooling effect. Knead it into dough before applying.

• Massage your knee with a warm mix of mustard and olive oil.

• If possible, take a steam bath to make the joints loose and limber.

• Before you go to bed, massage some vinegar onto your knee. Try to use organic vinegar, since chemically formulated vinegar is extremely harsh in nature and may do more harm than good.

• Lose that excess weight. Join a gym to prevent your knees from crashing under you.

• Exercise the joints to strengthen the muscles supporting them through swimming, biking or rowing. Stronger muscles mean stronger joints.

• Buy a good pair of shoes that give support and absorb impact well.

• Use an ice compress over the sore knee for not more than 20 minutes for every hour.

• Nutritional supplements like vitamin B3 and vitamin E may also be useful in treating knee pain due to osteoarthritis.

• Include more Ginger in your diet.

• A decoction of these herbs Hingulesvara rasa, Maha Yogaraja guggulu, Yogaraja guggulu, Simhananda guggulu, Visatinduka vati and Eranda paka taken with warm water can relieve knee pain

• You can also make a warm paste by using wheat, castor and turmeric mixed in goat’s milk or ghee and apply it on the affected area.

Knees are one of the most complex and also the most injury-prone joints in our bodies. Since the knee joint is more exposed and more vulnerable than other joints in the body it follows that we take extra care of them. Follow the above tips and let knee problems be a thing of the past, rather than an occurrence of the future.

Ramayana is happening in your own body.

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 02 Mar 2016 10:20:00 +0000

Q: Please tell us something about Ramayana?

Sadhguru: It is said that the Ramayana is happening in your own body. Your soul is Rama, your mind is Sita, your breath or life-force is Hanuman, your awareness is Laxmana and your ego is Ravana. When Sita (mind) was stolen by Ravana (Ego) then Rama (soul) got restless. Now the soul (Rama) cannot reach the mind (Sita) on its own, it has to take the help of the breath (Hanuman) - the prana. With the help of the prana ( Hanuman) the mind (Sita) got reunited with the soul ( Rama) , and the ego (Ravana) vanished. This is the spiritual significance of the story.

Latest study on mobile data

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sat, 20 Feb 2016 06:13:00 +0000

New study shows 30% of your mobile data is wasted in the background

Did you know that apps like Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp and Gmail drain your mobile data plans while working in the background? In a recent study based on app usage with Opera Max, we saw that over 30% of all data is used by apps running in the background.

Background data is any data being used by your app when you’re not actively using it or when the phone screen is off.

It includes things like your news app that’s constantly updating content and fetching ads, soaking up your data, even though you’ve not asked it to. This is especially risky when you’re on the move and using expensive mobile data.

We wish we could tell you that we read Joanna Stern’s Wall Street Journal article, Stretch your Wireless data plan instead of paying more, two weeks ago and built the dream data-management experience she envisions in her article just in 2 weeks.

Source: http://www.opera.com/blogs/mobile/2016/02/new-study-shows-30-of-your-mobile-data-is-wasted-in-the-background/

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Smartphone freedom 251

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 17 Feb 2016 17:15:00 +0000

Ringing Bells has launched the cheapest Smartphone Freedom 251 in India which is priced Rs 251. The company launched this phone on February 17, 2016. The phone is launched by Union Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar. The freedom 251 is queued with the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of

empowering India. The is aimed at providing people Freedom to Flaunt, Freedom to Capture, Fredom to Connect, Freedom to Explore and Freedom to Talk.

AASMAAN Foundation

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 29 Jan 2016 12:57:00 +0000

AASMAAN Foundation is back with it's unique food stall.

Yes! You heard it right! Food for Thought is back!

Food for Thought or FFT (as it has become famous that way) is a popup food stall where the volunteers of the AASMAAN Foundation will prepare tasty, delicious and yummy food themselves and serve it to people.

So what's so great about that?

The funds which would be gathered by selling food preparations will be directly used for the upliftment and overall development of less-privileged and needy kids of the society.

So if you are eating anything at FFT, you are indirectly contributing something towards the society!

Isn't that great?!?!

What if you are busy? Don't worry FFT is from 29th January to 7th February

from 6:30 to 11:00 P.M.

You can visit us anytime.

Where? You can find us on the famous IIM Road. We would be opposite Nautanki.

(P.S. - Don't forget to bring your friends and family along with you)

#FoodforThought

Happy To Help Worship foundation

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 29 Jan 2016 12:54:00 +0000

Happy To Help Worship foundation is a non - government organisation (NGO) working for the underprivileged of the society.
The foundation has been working in the field of education and health of the needy in various ways. An initiative working for underprivileged of the society to help them to achieve their basic need and contribute to development of society and nation building.

An NGO is dedicated to achieving extraordinary improvements in human life. It strives to "promote the well-being of humanity"

Mission - Happy To Help Worship is Created with a mission of good Life and we are developing for new Generation.

Source: Happy To Help Worship foundation

How to learn reiki?

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 12 Jan 2016 08:54:00 +0000

How to learn Reiki?

To learn Reiki is very simple. it is very easy to adopt. it would be learn by the people of any age. Even no need of literacy.

Reiki Channel is divided in 4 Level.

Level 1
Level 2
Level 3A
Level 3B
Level 4A
Level 4B

This is general concept. In today's era grandmaster's have divided Reiki in different level.

But in simple language first level is touch healing level. second level is distance healing level. third A level is spiritual level and third B level is for teacher level.

Reiki Session is around 3 to 4 hours session. in which Reiki Master/Teacher will guide you whole concept of Reiki. At the end Reiki master will do Attunement. In the Attunement process Reiki master will open/activate your chakras and activate your palm chakras.

It is a Universal Life Force Energy, hence it would not be end. Being a Reiki channel you can pass on reiki energy to whom requested at any time.

What is Reiki?

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 12 Jan 2016 08:49:00 +0000

What is Reiki?

The word Reiki is composed of two Japanese words - Rei and Ki. Rei means Universal and Ki Life Force Energy. Here Reiki means Universal Life Force Energy.

In simple word Reiki is one of cosmic energy.

What is not Reiki?

Reiki is not a religion, not a sect, reiki is not in any way associated with tantra-mantra. Diabolism that does not belong to the satanic teachings. As well as associated with other psychological techniques with hypnosis.

History of Reiki

Procedures in a consistent manner throughout human history someone has taken the support of universal, ubiquitous power. Reiki the same power. Which is produced in the world of life and foster it.

If Dr. Mikao usuie would not have got the solution devised in the late 19th century Vidya preserved 2500 year old Sanskrit sutras of all the knowledge we had remained unknown.

Dr. Mikao usui in Japan, according to a University of hataeka once asked her a question that scriptural students 'Miracle Healing Touch' (magical way to cure the disease carefully hand) What is it? They could not answer the questions, and so he made the goal of his life he left his office to find out what the 'Miracle Healing Touch'. America, was very keen to study in countries like Japan, China, India etc, and want them to answer in Tibetan mythology articles. According to the system of the continuous efforts and then he was able to heal themselves and others.

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8 Pressure Points That Will Reduce Your Stress in Second

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 07 Jan 2016 07:01:00 +0000

8 Pressure Points That Will Reduce Your Stress in Second

We all have our ways of dealing with stress. Some people escape to a sunny beach, some prefer a nice glass of wine, and others even do their best to ignore it. Each way has its advantages (and sometimes disadvantages), but we can’t always do what helps at the exact moment we need to. This is where pressure points become a quick and effective long-term solution.
Pressure points are areas in the body that can trigger various effects in our bodies and minds when pressure is applied to them.

The Scalp

The Scalp is full of pressure points, many that can effectively and discretely reduce stress levels. You can sit at your office desk, lean back and use two fingers to massage the point where the neck meets the skull for about 20 seconds. Much of the stress we accumulate during the day collects in the shoulders and neck muscles, and applying pressure to this point can relieve much of it.

The Ear

This pressure point is known as Shen Men (The Spirit Gate), and some experts claim it’s the best stress-relieving point in the body. In reflexology, it’s also used to reduce inflammation and pain throughout the body. It’s recommended that you massage this spot with a cotton bud or even a pen, and to take deep, slow breaths during the massage.

The Chest

Stress can make us forget to breathe, or take shallow breaths. This point helps reduce the stress that accumulates in your chest, while reminding you to breathe normally again. Use three fingers to massage this point, or one finger to tap rhythmically on the area while taking deep breaths. If you experience chronic stress, combine massaging this point with the point between your eyebrows. The connection between these two points helps to calm the nervous system.

The Stomach

Many reflexologists prefer to use this point because it helps create movement that frees the chest and diaphragm, which improves the breathing process. Patients who have this treatment instinctively take deeper breaths and almost always report a sensation or relief.

The Forearm

This is a classic spot for reflexology and acupuncture. Stress and anxiety create reverse energy flow in the body, which this spot is supposed to repair. It helps your energy to move in the right direction while aiding your mental focus and reducing stress.

The Palm

The moment you press on this spot, you’ll feel your stress evaporating. It is located on one of the most important meridians (an energy channel), which affects the heart, liver, and pancreas. It is believed that much of the stress we experience is stored in the liver, so applying pressure on this point is highly effective. It is also a great spot for treating headaches, stomach-aches, indigestion, and insomnia – all of which could be symptoms of stress.

The Calves

If you feel stress in the upper part of your body, massaging this spot is perfect. The area could be quite tender in people who deal with a lot of stress, and in women in particular.

The Foot

Pressure on this point can help ease a stressed mind that keeps rethinking whatever it is that causes your stress. Some reflexologists believe that this is the best meridian for treating the pancreas and that its location, in the centre of the foot, helps patients reduce stress and provide better attention to their bodies.

Stay Hungry Stay Foolish | eBook

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English Language Teaching | eBook

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English Language Teaching

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Maths Teaching Through Stories for Kids Part 1 | eBook

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Maths Teaching Through Stories for Kids Part 1

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3 Mistakes of My Life by Chetan Bhagat | eBook

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3 Mistakes of My Life by Chetan Bhagat. A story about Business, Cricket and Religion. If you would like to enjoy reading this book here. To read this book you need to upload flash player in your computer first.

3 Mistakes of My Life by Chetan Bhagat

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Digital Library Collection Policy by Maulik Gandhi | eBook

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 06:43:00 +0000

ABSTRCT

This paper discusses collection development policy, development methodology, information
organisation, access and information retrieval, legal issues, management, purpose and philosophy. It
sets out some key points involved and the detailed plans required in the process, offers pieces of
advice and guidance for the practicing librarians and Information scientists. Digital Libraries are
being created today for diverse communities and in different fields. Digital library collections have
become an attractive and feasible proposition for library and information professionals around the
world. The paper ends with a call to integrate digitization into the plans and policies of any
organization to maximize its effectiveness.
Full Text Digital Library Collection Policy

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10 Tips for Mastering the IPad

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 09:49:00 +0000

10 Tips for Mastering the IPad

With Apple releasing a second version of the iPad on Friday, it’s easy to feel as if that tablet has been around forever. In reality, though, the original iPad shipped less than a year ago–enough time to become familiar with the tablet’s ins and outs, but hardly long enough to truly master its controls.
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Not to worry–we’ve assembled this list of tips for subduing the iPad’s on-screen keyboard, managing your multitude of apps, searching through the contents of your tablet, and more. Learn these skills, and you’ll soon impress everyone with your iPad-savvy, whether you’ve owned an iPad since day one or if the iPad 2 is your first model.er–

The comma key’s hidden powers

Whether you’re a touch-screen typing savant or a two finger tapper, there’s no denying that iPad typing isn’t as convenient as using a real keyboard–especially when you want to access frequently-used punctuation that isn’t even available on the virtual keyboard’s main screen. A little-known trick can help: swiping up quickly on the Comma key will instantly insert an apostrophe; swiping up on the Period key inserts a quotation mark. That’s one quick swipe, instead of a tap on the .?123 punctuation key, and then a second tap on the specific punctuation mark you’re after.

Tapping and holding virtual keys

Other virtual keys hold special powers, too. Press and hold on a vowel, for example, and a popover containing accented versions of the selected character appears. (Certain consonants, like C, S, and N, also offer alternate versions when you tap and hold on their virtual keys.)

Similarly, holding down punctuation marks can provide extra options. the standalone Period key–the one on the punctuation keyboard, not the main keyboard–hides an ellipsis. The hyphen offers an em-dash and bullet. And the dollar sign hides symbols for numerous currencies.

Common keyboard shortcuts

When you connect your iPad to a regular keyboard like the Apple iPad Keyboard Dock or a Bluetooth keyboard, you can use some of the same keyboard shortcuts you’ve mastered on your Mac. Text editing key combinations–like Command-C, X, and V for Copy, Cut, and Paste–all work, as does Command-Shift-Arrow key-based text selection.

You can also use Option-key shortcuts for typing diacritical characters. Other key combinations that work include Undo and Redo (Command-Z and Shift-Command-Z, respectively), and Emacs-style cursor shortcuts like Control-A, Control-E, and Control-K.

Even with the iPad 2 introducing a new design, external keyboards should still work with Apple’s latest tablet. Apple, for example, lists its Wireless Keyboard as an accessory for the iPad 2, and we’ve heard no reports of changes to Bluetooth keyboard support in this week’s planned iOS 4.3 update.

Auto-correction is your friend

One last keyboard-related tip: especially when you’re using the on-screen keyboard, the easiest way to becoming a virtual typing pro is simply to trust the auto-correction algorithm. The slower your iPad typing speed, the more likely it is that you make frequent use of the backspace key. Or to put it another way: slow iPad typists only allow themselves to type precisely the right keys, and delete each individual mistake.

Not power users! Power users trust that iOS will fix their typos for them. When I type “Dippieedl,” my iPad recognizes that I’m after “Supposedly.” After just “Wkeph,” the iPad knows I want “Elephant.” Fix fewer typos, and your iPad typing will ironically improve.

Avoiding application exits

Sometimes, you notice something you’d like to check out more closely in an app–at the same instant you press the Home button. Instead of letting the app close, then finding its icon and waiting while the app relaunches, you can tell your iPad to abort your now-unwanted Home button press. Doing so is hilariously simple: don’t let go. If you hold down the Home button extra long–just a few seconds needed–your iPad will abandon its plans to close the current app, and you tap on that enticing link instead.

Closing background apps

On other occasions, though, you may want to close apps that are still (quietly) running. Ever since iOS 4′s introduction of multitasking, some of your apps can keep on running in the background, even after you’ve closed them. Generally, that’s fine; the iPad does a great job of killing apps when memory limits require it. Some apps, however–particularly GPS and VoIP apps–can eat up quite a bit of memory and battery life if they remain open when you no longer need them.

To make sure power-hungry apps that you don’t need don’t gobble your battery, you can force them to quit: double-tap the Home button to bring up the multitasking bar. Then, press and hold on any one app until all the apps start jiggling. Tap the red circle on the running apps in your multitasking bar that you’d like to quit.

(Again, remember, most apps running in the background will take care of themselves. You needn’t police the multitasking bar; this tip only concerns major memory guzzlers.)

Track down music playback controls

With the introduction of that multitasking bar, Apple made it a smidgen trickier to find music playback controls. When you double-tap the Home button, swipe the whole shebang towards the right. Doing so will reveal several controls: playback buttons (Reverse, Play/Pause, and Skip, along with sliders for brightness and volume.

Search smarter

When you double-tap the Home button, or swipe to the left of your first home screen, you enter Spotlight search. It’s a great way to launch apps, find specific e-mails, or look up an individual contact. But if you never use (or never need to search) the iPad’s calendar, or Audiobooks, or Podcasts, you can remove those from your Spotlight search results. You can also rearrange the order in which Spotlight presents search results.

Launch the Settings app, tap on General, and then tap Spotlight Search. Uncheck the categories you don’t want to search, and tap and drag on the right-aligned handles to adjust the sorting.

Stash more apps in the Dock

Brand new iPads feature just four apps in the Dock. Because of that, many iPad owners keep just four apps in their docks. But it turns out that the dock actually holds six apps, if you’d like it to. All you need to do to keep more frequently-accessed apps in your dock is move them there: press and hold on any app icon until the apps start to jiggle, and then drag the app you’d like to move right into the Dock.

Launching apps quickly

I have too many apps on my iPad. While I can always find certain apps quickly–I remember which home screen they’re on, and where geographically the icons are located on that screen–there are many more apps that I just can’t find. Instead of paging through home screen after home screen, I use Spotlight as a virtual keyboard launcher.

Tap the Home button to get to your first home screen, and then either tap it again or swipe to reveal Spotlight. Start typing the first few letters of the app’s name, and then tap on the right result to launch it instantly. Spotlight automatically surfaces your most frequently used apps at the top of its matching results, which is often very useful.

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Autobiography of Shiyali Ramamrita Ranganathan

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 05:52:00 +0000

Ranganathan was born in Shiyali in Tanjavoor District of Tamil Nadu (then part of Madras Presidency) in his maternal grandfather's house in North Rampart Street,(Vadakku Madavilaga Theruvu) around 9.30 A.M. on 9th August 1892. It was a Gayathri Japam day in the month of Adi of the year Nandana. On that day and at that time, South Indian Brahmins recite Manthram to Gayathri to redeem them from the sins committed by them thus far. His Janmanakshatra was Danishta and Lagna Kanya. He was the first child of his parents and the first grandchild of the grandparents both paternal and maternal.
His father, Ramamrita Ayyar, belonged to the village of Ubhayavedanthapuram in the Nannilam Taluk at Tanjavoor District. He was a landlord holding a medium-sized property of wet land, growing paddy, the principal food crop of the Cauvery delta. He was a learned and cultured man, used to giving Ramayana Pravachanam to small audiences was influential and was held in high esteem by the people of the neighbourhood and by visiting officials. Seethalakshmi, mother of Ranganathan, was a simple and very pious lady. The parents had three sons and a daughter — one of the sons died in its early age and the daughter was born a posthumous child.

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Early life of Sherlock Holmes

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 20 May 2010 19:39:00 +0000

Early life of Sherlock Holmes

Explicit details about Sherlock Holmes's life outside of the adventures recorded by Dr. Watson are few and far between in Conan Doyle's original stories; nevertheless, incidental details about his early life and extended families do construct a loose biographical picture of the detective.

An estimate of Holmes's age in the story "His Last Bow" places his birth around 1854; commonly, the date is cited as 6 January. However, on her website, Laurie R. King gives an argument for a younger Holmes, with a birth date somewhere between 1863 and 1868.

Holmes states that he first developed his deduction methods while an undergraduate. The author Dorothy L. Sayers suggested that, given details in two of the Adventures, Holmes must have been at Cambridge rather than Oxford and that "of all the Cambridge colleges, Sidney Sussex [College] perhaps offered the greatest number of advantages to a man in Holmes’ position and, in default of more exact information, we may tentatively place him there". His earliest cases, which he pursued as an amateur, came from fellow university students. According to Holmes, it was an encounter with the father of one of his classmates that led him to take up detection as a profession and he spent the six years following university working as a consulting detective, before financial difficulties led him to take Watson as a roommate, at which point the narrative of the stories begins.

From 1881, Holmes is described as having lodgings at 221B Baker Street, London, from where he runs his private detective agency. 221B is an apartment up seventeen steps, stated in an early manuscript to be at the "upper end" of the road. Until the arrival of Dr. Watson, Holmes works alone, only occasionally employing agents from the city's underclass, including a host of informants and a group of street children he calls the Baker Street Irregulars. The Irregulars appear in three stories, "The Sign of the Four", "A Study in Scarlet" and "The Adventure of the Crooked Man".

Little is said of Holmes's family. His parents were unmentioned in the stories and he merely states that his ancestors were "country squires". In "The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter", Holmes claims that his great-uncle was Vernet, the French artist. He has a brother, Mycroft, seven years his senior, who is a government official, who appears in three stories; he is also mentioned in one other story. Mycroft has a unique civil service position as a kind of memory-man or walking database for all aspects of government policy. Mycroft is described as even more gifted than Sherlock in matters of observation and deduction. However, he lacks Sherlock's drive and energy, preferring to spend his time at ease in the Diogenes Club, described as "a club for the most un-clubbable men in London."

It's unclear whether Holmes has any other siblings. In "The Adventure of the Copper Beeches", Holmes says, "I confess that it is not the situation which I should like to see a sister of mine apply for", leading some to suppose the existence of same. But he mentions this only to warn a woman in a case, taking her as his sister; therefore, this may be a mere figure of speech.

What is 3G Technology ?

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 16:26:00 +0000

International Mobile Telecommunications-2000 (IMT-2000), better known as 3G or 3rd Generation, is a family of standards for mobile telecommunications fulfilling specifications by the International Telecommunication Union,[1] which includes UMTS, and CDMA2000 as well as the non-mobile wireless standards DECT[citation needed] and WiMAX[citation needed]. While the GSM EDGE standard also fulfils the IMT-2000 specification, EDGE phones are typically not branded 3G. Services include wide-area wireless voice telephone, video calls, and wireless data, all in a mobile environment. Compared to 2G and 2.5G services, 3G allows simultaneous use of speech and data services and higher data rates (at least 200 kbit/s peak bit rate to fulfill to IMT-2000 specification).

Today's 3G systems can offer practice of up to 14.0 Mbit/s on the downlink and 5.8 Mbit/s on the uplink.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3G

Features

Data rates

ITU has not provided a clear definition of the data rate users can expect from 3G equipment or providers. Thus users sold 3G service may not be able to point to a standard and say that the rates it specifies are not being met. While stating in commentary that "it is expected that IMT-2000 will provide higher transmission rates: a minimum data rate of 2 Mbit/s for stationary or walking users, and 384 kbit/s in a moving vehicle,"[15] the ITU does not actually clearly specify minimum or average rates or what modes of the interfaces qualify as 3G, so various rates are sold as 3G intended to meet customers expectations of broadband data.

Security

3G networks offer greater security than their 2G predecessors. By allowing the UE (User Equipment) to authenticate the network it is attaching to, the user can be sure the network is the intended one and not an impersonator. 3G networks use the KASUMI block crypto instead of the older A5/1 stream cipher. However, a number of serious weaknesses in the KASUMI cipher have been identified [16].

In addition to the 3G network infrastructure security, end-to-end security is offered when application frameworks such as IMS are accessed, although this is not strictly a 3G property.

Applications

The bandwidth and location information available to 3G devices gives rise to applications not previously available to mobile phone users. Some of the applications are:

Mobile TV – a provider redirects a TV channel directly to the subscriber's phone where it can be watched.
Video on demand – a provider sends a movie to the subscriber's phone.
Video conferencing – subscribers can see as well as talk to each other.
Tele-medicine – a medical provider monitors or provides advice to the potentially isolated subscriber.
Location-based services – a provider sends localized weather or traffic conditions to the phone, or the phone allows the subscriber to find nearby businesses or friends.

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How to improve your spoken english

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 11 Apr 2010 11:50:00 +0000

Tough question is How to improve spoken english.

There are so many students, professionals, businessmens are worried about how to improve their english speaking fluent. For that I've tried to collect article for your ready reference.

The first rule of speaking English is to speak clearly, concisely and use simple vocabulary. KISS - keep it short and simple.

Remember you probably won't just speak to native speakers. There are roughly 380 million native speakers, but as many as a billion people speak it as a second language. So it's a good idea to avoid idioms and slang (I always say learn it, but don't use it). It might sound clever to say "You're barking up the wrong tree," but if you misuse it or if the other person doesn't understand you, you'll only look silly when you try to explain what you meant to say, or what it actually means.

There's also a saying in English "Have you swallowed a dictionary?" It is applicable to anyone who uses long, complicated words when a shorter word will do. Short sentences are just as good (if not better) than long explanations. The value in what you have to say is what you say, not how clever you look or sound when you say it.

1 Get comfortable with the language. Read for 20 minutes in English. It can be a newspaper, a short story, a poem, or even a novel.

2 Develop your written language. If you don't have the requisite vocabulary you won't be able to communicate.

3 Start Speaking. Try out your spoken English on anyone who will be able to respond to you. Don't be afraid of making mistakes.

4 Keep your ears open for the accent. Watch the English news on Television. Watch BBC for the British Accent, CNN for the American Accent and NDTV 24/7 for the urban Indian Accent.

5 Record yourself. Listen to your voice and catch your pronunciation mistakes. Make a deliberate effort to avoid them.

6 Grammar is important. The parts of speech, tenses, form of verb, articles and modals all contribute to fluency. Make an effort to learn them.

7 Make the Dictionary your best friend. To date I head for it when confronted with a new word. Familiarize yourself with its meaning and use it in a sentence that very day.

8 Have someone proficient read aloud to you. A storybook or a newspaper article will do. Watch how they move their lips while pronouncing certain words.

9 Learn one new word a day. To increase your active vocabulary start memorizing the meaning of a word you had heard but were not sure of. Use it regularly to absorb it into your vocabulary.

10 Start writing a Diary. It will allow you to practice the language in a totally non threatening environment. Write one entry of at least 100 words everyday.

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10 Tips to use cell phone with etiquettes

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 07:32:00 +0000

To most of us, cell phones are a life saver, but rude cell phone users are the thorns in our sides. They're pretty much anywhere that there's a cell phone signal. The thing is, we could all probably use a little primer on cell phone etiquette. After all, most people who are being annoying don't realize they're being annoying. Could that be you?

1 Keep a 10-foot (3 meter) distance between you and anyone else whenever you talk on your phone. No exceptions.
2 Don't talk too loudly. Generally you don't have to shout in the microphone to be heard on the other end.

3 Don't multi-task. Don't make calls while driving, shopping, banking, waiting in line, or doing pretty much anything that involves interacting with other human beings.

4 Don't talk on the phone in any enclosed spaces, even if you're more than 10 feet away from anyone. They can still hear you (because it's an enclosed space) and usually, they're forced to just sit there and listen.
Bathrooms
Elevators
Waiting rooms
Auditoriums
Taxicabs
Buses
Trains

5 Don't even let your phone ring in any of the following settings:
Meetings
Libraries
Museums
Places of worship
School
Lectures
During live performances
Funerals
Weddings
Movie theaters
Work Place

6 Don't use your phone when having a meal with someone. Ideally, you should turn it off entirely. If you're anticipating an important call, let the person you're with know beforehand that you're expecting a call that you'll need to take. No matter what, don't hold a conversation at the table; step away, follow Step 1, and don't stay away any longer than you would for a bathroom break. Never, ever text at the table, even if the conversation died down.

7 Turn off your phone at the movie theater. Even if your phone is on vibrate, people can hear it during quiet parts of the movie. And even if they can't, the light from your phone's screen is very distracting. Don't check the time, don't check your text messages; just turn it off until the movie is over.

8 Learn to text. When you're in an enclosed space, or you can't put yourself 10 feet out of everyone's way, it's inappropriate to talk but it's acceptable to receive and send text messages. In such cases, keep the following rules of texting etiquette in mind:
Use the vibrate feature instead of an audible text alert.
Only text when you're standing still or sitting and out of anyone's way. Don't text while you walk or drive.
Don't text while doing anything that requires you to be attentive. A good example would be while waiting at an intersection for the pedestrian signal.
Don't text while at a meeting or conference when you should be attentive to the guest speaker.

9 Don't discuss personal things while waiting at an airport - believe me, people can hear you and don't really want to know about your date last night!

10 Be aware of people around you if you insist on talking on your cellphone whilst walking through the mall - please don't run into them!

Tags: Hot to, Tips, Phone Etiquittes.

To upload, store and organize any type of file in Google Docs

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 05:35:00 +0000

You will shortly have the ability to upload, store and organize any type of file in Google Docs.

Main features:
- Individual file size limit of 250MB.
- Ability to upload files such as CAD, HTML, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, RAW photos, ZIP or RAR archives.
- 1GB storage limit for files you upload that are not converted to Google Docs format (i.e. Google documents, spreadsheets and presentations).
Editions included:
Standard, Premier, Education, Team and Partner Editions

Languages included:
All languages supported by Google Docs

How to access what's new:
This feature will be rolled out to all domains gradually over the next few weeks.
To upload a file, simply click on the 'Upload' button just as if you were uploading a file into Docs as before and select the file to upload.

Premier Edition Only:
Premier Edition users can also use the Google Docs List API to upload files to Google Docs, or purchase applications offered by third parties that enable you to migrate and sync your files to Google Docs. More information about these applications in the blog post below.

For more information:
http://googleenterprise.blogspot.com/2010/01/store-and-share-files-in-cloud-with.html
http://code.google.com/apis/documents/overview.html

What is longest and Highest in India

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 05:38:00 +0000

How to know that What is longest and Highest in India?

Longest and Highest in India
No.	Question	Answer
1	Largest Lake	Wulur (Kashmir)
2	Largest Delta	Sunderban Delta
3	Largest Cave Temple	Ellora (Maharashtra)
4	Longest Cantilever Span Bridge	Hawrah Bridge,Calcutta
5	Largest Population State	U.P.
6	Largest State (area)	Madhya Pradesh
7	Largest Corridor	Rameshwaram Temple's Corridor
8	Largest Dome	Gol Gumbaz, Bijapur
9	Largest Mosque	Jumma Masjid,Delhi
10	Highest Peak	Nanda Devi
11	Highest Rainfall	Cherrapunji, Assam
12	Highest Dam	Bhakra Nangal Dam,Punjab
13	Highest Gateway	Buland Darwaza,Fatehpur Sikri
14	Highest Tower	Qutab Minar
15	Highest Waterfalls	Jog Falls (Karnataka)
16	Longest Bridge	Sone,Bihar
17	Highest Award	Bharat Ratna
18	Highest Award for gallantry	Param Vir Chakra
19	Largest Desert	Thar (Rajasthan)
20	Longest Road	Grant Trunk Road
21	Largest Tunnel	Jawahar Tunnel (Bannihal,Kashmir)
22	Longest Dam	Hirakund Dam (Orissa)
23	Largest Railway Platform	Kharagpur Platform
24	Longest Barrage	Sone
25	Tallest Statue	Statue of Gomateswara in Karnataka
26	Biggest Museum	Indian Museum,Calcutta
27	Tallest T.V. Tower	Tower of Delhi (235 metres)
28	Longest Road Bridge	Nehru Setu on river Sone (3061 metres)
29	Longest River	The Ganges
30	Largest District	Ladakh (J&K)

How to do Pre-Shampoo Treatment

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 05:39:00 +0000

This information is for your health in our health library

How To do Pre-Shampoo Treatment For Hair

If your hair is naturally dry or has become dry due to over shampooing, over bleaching, over colouring or too much sun or illness, both hair and scalp will benefit from the following treatment.

Egg and Honey Treatment for Dry, Damaged or Fine Hair

1 egg yolk, beaten
2 teaspoons castor oil
1 teaspoon runny honey

Dried milk powder, to mix
2 drops sandalwood essential oil
2 drops clary sage essential oil

Mix the egg, castor oil, and honey together then add enough dried milk to make a very soft paste. Add the essential oils and mix well.

Rub the paste thoroughly into the hair and scalp.

Cover hair with a plastic shower cap and then wrap the whole head in a hot towel. Alternatively, wrap the head in a towel wrung out in very hot water.

Leave for 20 minutes.

Shampoo with a mild herbal shampoo.

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Health - Home Remedies for preventing Swine Flu

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 10:05:00 +0000

Swine flu is spreading through out the world like a fire. It is a kind of respiratory disease that is caused by influenza type A virus. This virus is very similar to the bird flue virus and the main difference is that it is that this type of virus largely affects the pigs but, sometimes, can occur in people having close contact with pigs. Swine flu is infectious and communicable. It can easily spread from one to another through coughing and sneezing. It can affect people of all ages and can cause sore throat, chills, fever, body aches, headaches, etc.

Home Remedies for preventing Swine Flu
Only eat home cooked food to improve your bodily resistance
Avoid going to crowded places. In case of high necessity to go to such crowded places always cower your mouth with a mask and wear gloves.
Wash Your Hands with antiseptic solution:

It is thought that swine flu virus can get into the inside of your body through the mouth and nose. Regular washing of your hands, particularly before a meal, with soap and warm water can prevent this. Alternately, you can also wear hand gloves before touching anything directly so as not to get infected.

Cover Your Nose and Mouth:

If somebody is sneezing or coughing near you, you may want to cover your nose and mouth with the within of your palms or with your hanky. Alternately, you can wear face mask before going outside. These can prevent the virus to get entry into your system.

Giloy or amrita or tinospora

this is one of the most powerful home remedies that can prevent swine flu. Make tea of giloy or take it by mixing with triphala twice daily. It is highly recommended by Indian Yoga Guru Baba Ramdev.

Drink Lemon Balm Tea:

Experts think that the anti-viral actions of lemon balm can treat swine flu. You can drink lemon balm tea two times a day.

Chew Fresh Garlic Cloves:

Garlic or lasuna or garlic pearls is considered an effective antiviral. Fresh garlic cloves ( two to three ) can be chewed once everyday.

Steam Inhalation:

It is also recommended that steam inhalation with eucalyptus or chamomile three times a day can relieve from jamming from the lungs. This can help in alleviating swine flu symptoms.

Source:http://www.herbalcureindia.com/

Have regular sex is better for your health

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 05:41:00 +0000

"Have regular sex is better for your health"

Sex is not only for pleasure her; there are also additional benefits for your health. Do you know that Sexy is best exercise for your healthy figure? Yes, it is true and proved by medical science also. Love making is very good for adults and regularly use to be even better. There are several other reasons why you need to have sex regularly.

Reduce Stress:

Stressed out with work or family problems? Don't let it affect your performance in the bedroom. Not only will having sex improve your mood, but a study has proved that folks who indulge in regular bedroom activities can handle stress better and are happier people generally.

Increase Blood Circulation:

Because your heart rate increases while having sex, fresh blood is supplied to your organs and cells. While used blood is removed, you also discard things from your body that cause you to feel tired.

Improve Cardiovascular Health:

A recent study says that men who have sex more than twice a week, had lesser risk of getting a heart attack than men who had sex less than once a month.

Relieves Pain:

If you are using your headache as an excuse not to make love, stop doing it. Just when you are about to have an orgasm, the level of the hormone-oxytocin, increase by five times. The release of endorphins reduces aches and pains.

Promotes Longevity:

When one has an orgasm, a hormone called Dehydroepiandrosterone is released, which improves your immunity and keeps the skin healthy. Men who have at least two orgasms a week live longer than men have sex just once every few weeks.

Better Sleep:

Notice that just after you make love, you get a much relaxed sleep thereafter. A good night's sleep will make you healthy overall.

Improve overall Fitness:

If you find going to gym mundane or working out at home a task, here's another way to help you lose the flab and keep in shape. Regular sex will do wonders for your waistline. Half an hour of love making burns more than 80 calories!

Source: Google.co.in