Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Words....

redundant - not necessary because something else means or does the same thing.
Ex. As the economy weakens, more and more jobs will be made redundant.

Leaverage - influence that you can use to make people do what you want:
Ex. diplomatic leverage by the US

robust a robust system, organization etc is strong and not likely to have problems:
Ex. The formerly robust economy has begun to weaken.

hyp‧o‧crite
someone who pretends to have certain beliefs or opinions that they do not really have - used to show disapproval

Sunday, September 28, 2008

"Tingya" a story of a boy. - Awesome movie.

A story of a boy in a village, Mandve who has lots of affection for his bull. Its a a story of a father who has to run his home but dont have enough money.

In india that farmer's don't have enough money to survive, to feed there family. "Tingya" a son of "Kaba" love's his bull very much as they born with the difference of 2 months. So tingya grown up with his bull friend "Chitangya".

Once Chitangya and failed to work in farm because its leg got hurt in some accident. Kaba has no choice to either sell his bull or give him to Khatic ( A person who kill these animals and sell there meat). When Tingya hear this, he doesn't ready to sell him to khatic. He had a right intention, when a human fell sick we take them to doctor why not animal's. He asked his father, Kaba to do so but his father don't listen. Its not like his father is not ready to Chitangya to doctor but he doesn't have money to feed his family, so from where he will get money to get doctor for his bull.

So the boy decide to get doctor. He manages to go to nearby town and get doctor, but that doesn't help as local doctor suggest to take him to big doctor. As Kaba already decided to sell bull, in weekly market, Tingya tries all his possibilities not to change his fathers mind.

Farmer never wants to sell there own land, animals, home but they had to sell it to survive. for whole life they work in others farm on very small amount of money on which they hardly buy food. Is there life gone change ever? Such movie make you think about them and do something.

Saturday, September 27, 2008

Do I really understand people ?

Even though I am away from home from last 11 years, I feel that I don't understand people well. Agree that we learn from experiences but is it necessary that we should taste every experience? I always blame myself and try not hurt others but don't understand why people take me wrong. I do frustrate sometimes, but again invite myself into life. I remind myself a wonderful sentence from Robin Sharma's book "Run your own race".

Thursday, September 25, 2008

move on.....

When i left pune, i had a plan of actions to follow at Yahoo!. But unfortunately nothing worked. I jumped into more problems for no reason. I never cared for money before but i realized value of money when i couldn't able to buy my own home. I decided to move on....

Monday, September 22, 2008

From Robin Sharma's blog - IV

Start Strong

Listening to the audiobook called "50/50" by Dean Karnazes - a man who ran fifty miles a day for fifty days straight. Remarkable feat of human endurance. I want to learn how he did it. So I can share his secrets with you.

One of the lessons I've learned from him so far is this one: you can't control how the race will unfold - but you can control how you start it. Great point. Applying it to what we're all about as we achieve great things/leadership in business and in life/personal development, here's my spin: Start Strong...which means start your day doing all the things that will set you up to win the "race" that unfolds over the 23 hours that follow.

If you've read The Greatness Guide and The Greatness Guide Book 2, you know I fiercely believe in the importance of having a Holy Hour each morning - a sixty minute space where you regenerate and renew so that the way you show up through the rest of the day is first-class.

- Morning Reading. Reading inspirational books makes a difference. Whether it's "50/50" or "It's Not About The Bike" by Lance Armstrong or something motivational like anything by Og Mandino, putting excellent mental fuel into your mind at the front end of your day fuels superb results. This practice just helps you remember what's most important in a world that is flooded with tech/things to distract you.

- Journal writing. Write about what your hopes and dreams are. Recreate the story you want your life to be. Do a gratitude list to get you off to a great start. Writing in a journal helps you to live with greater clarity and more deliberately.

- Exercising in the morning is a brilliant move. Boosts creativity/stamina and joy.

- Use affirmations to lock your focus into who you want to become and what activities are most important

- Be grateful. Quickly review the good things in your life. I recently listened to an audio program where Dr. John Demartini was interviewed. He said he never begins his day without thinking about the blessings in his life to the point where tears fill his eyes. Then - and only then - does he feel set to walk out into the world and play at his best. Love it.

Saturday, August 16, 2008

Parikrama (A center of learning)



A wonderful day started in hurry. We suppose to be in office by 9.00 but it wasn't possible as we woke at 8.10. We had to rush. Somehow we manage to get ready by 8.50. I knew it would take another 20-30 min to reach office. I showed my smartness and called at office security desk to stop vehicle which suppose to take us to parikrama school.



This was my first visit to parikrama school in last one year and I felt I may have missed lots of chances to see smile on these poor children. But now sure I don't want to miss any chance anymore. I will visit school regularly.



The school was somewhere near to ISKON temple surrounded by slum area. Everything was scheduled before we reach there in school. Its a 2 floor building which runs almost 6 classes. You will find all kind of children's, very innocent. Our visit for them was like someone from other planet came to visit them. They all were very happy to see us.



They have arranged few programs based on freedom fighters. Children sang some patriotic Hindi, Kannada songs which remind me my school days. I used to do all these things. I realized one thing, when you are kid most of the time you don't know what you are doing. You really don't understand the purpose behind it. But as you grown up it make you feel something different. I don't how to describe it but I felt something like that. I was really missing my school days.



I always had a wonderful time with kids. I love kids very much. Few kids wanted to look at the snaps whichever i had taken so I showed them, but then they showed interest in click snaps so i gave my camera every one of them to click photo. I cant explain, they were so happy. look at this kids expression while clicking his snap :).

Here are few more snaps .....








Wednesday, August 13, 2008

From Robin Sharma's blog - III

Just dont do the things because everyone else does them. Do the things that are right for you. Because being a different for all the right reasons is a wise way to live.

If you want something to be done rather than waiting for luck to look your way, take steps to get it done. Who cares what others thing when you know that what you are doing is the right thing to do.

Monday, August 11, 2008

From Robin Sharma's blog - II

We are all cut from the same cloth. The great leaders were once considered ordinary. Until an idea came to them about how things could be better. That idea transformed how they saw the world. And then they acted on that idea, day by day, week by week, month by month and year by year. Until the world eventually saw them as extraordinary.

"I've seen extreme bravery from the least likely of people. Life is about the moments when it's all gone wrong. That's when we define ourselves," observed Bear Grylls, star of Man vs. Wild TV show.

To call yourself ordinary is to play victim - I suggest. To say you can't Lead Without Title at work and innovate and inspire and wow clients is to avoid the power that resides within you. To make excuses for not being as passionate/loving/brilliant as you can be is to close your eyes to the call on your life.

So today, walk out into the world as the person who you truly are. That's what leadership is about. That's what authentic success is about. In my mind, that's what being fully human is all about.

From Robin Sharma's blog - I

Life isn't predictable. Some things just don't work out as planned. Setbacks happen. Problems show up. That's just life happening. To fight it is to fight the seasons.

But through the ups and downs, there is one striking consistency: we all have the power of choice. Liberating idea isn't it. We have no power over the way some things ultimately turn out. But in every hour and in every day, we have the capacity to choose how we will think/perform and show up. And that's a ton of power.

And each of these choices is like a seed. It gets planted and must ultimately bear some fruit. Every action is a cause set in motion. There isn't a single choice you make that doesn't drive some result.

So today, choose your best. Stand in your power to create remarkable things at work and in home. Remember, you are not a victim. You are so much more.

Tuesday, August 5, 2008

My favourite song.....

Manzile apni jagah hai.....

Friday, July 25, 2008

All about sites

Legal Affairs.

www.cyberlawindia.com www.india-laws.com www.lawinfo.com www.lawsinindia.com www.vakilno1.com www.indiapropertylaws.com www.courtsjudgements.com www.lawinc.com www.icj-cij.org www.legiz.com www.naavi.com Contests. www.hungama.com www.ticklewit.com www.contests2win.com www.lycosasia.com www.contestguide.com www.2000photocontests.com www.supercontest.com www.huronline.com www.beaniemania.com www.contestworld.com www.bluestreakcontest.com www.artcontest.com www.indiainfoline.com www.computerdrawing.com www.sweepstakesonline.com www.guests.com www.poetrytodayonline.com www.imca.com www.bbbonline.com www.funnypages.com www.dreamscape.com Cricket. www.total-cricket.com www.cricinfo.com www.cricket.org www.go4cricket.com www.khel.com www.cricket.org www.cricketnyou.com www.clickcricket.com www.thatscricket.com www.magiccricket.com www.cricketline.com www.yehhaicricket.com www.cricketnext.com


Finance.

www.finsights.com www.walletwatch.com www.moneycontrol.com www.myiris.com www.stockmarkit.com www.economywatch.com www.equitymaster.com www.indiainfoline.com www.sharebazaar.com www.kotakstreet.com www.5paisa.com www.indiabulls.com www.dhan.com www.starmarkettips.com www.paisapower.com www.nyse.com www.nasdaq.com www.nse-india.com www.sebi.com www.khel.com www.pcquote.com www.stockmaster.com www.xe.net/currency www.motilaloswal.com www.mutualfundsindia.com www.rrfinance.com www.sharekhan.com www.rupeesaver.com www.ingsavingtrust.com www.icicidirect.com www.unittrustofindia.com www.licmutual.com www.bajajcapital.com www.kotakmahindra.com www.ebizbirlaglobal.com www.creditcapitalamc.com E-Greetings. www.123greetings.com www.3greetings.com www.greetings.jagran.com www.clubgreetings.com www.archiesonline.com www.hallmark.com www.cardbymail.com www.dgreetings.com www.bluemountain.com www.castlemountain.com www.bharathgreetings.com


Education.

www.egurucool.com www.schoolcircle.com www.netvarsity.com www.onlinevarsity.com www.shiksha.com www.buckleyourshoe.com www.freeskills.com www.smartforce.com/smb www.examsonline.com www.competitionmaster.com www.mastertutor.com www.zeelearn.com www.netprotraining.com www.careerlauncher.com www.classteacher.com www.gurukulonline.com www.iln.net www.esaras.com www.lycoszone.com www.pinkmonkey.com www.schoolsofcalcutta.com www.entranceguru.com www.pentafour.com www.Qsupport.com www.intelsyseducation.com www.niit.com www.aptech.com www.institute.net www.indiaedu.com www.educationbangalore.com www.upsc.gov.in www.ed.gov www.educationworld.com www.nativechild.com www.educationtimes.com www.chemketaonline.com www.getsmartonline.com www.fastboot.scom www.batchmates.com www.fluentzy.com www.15-21.com www.teenfunda.com www.sparkinglearning.com www.zipahead.com www.wiltiky.com www.bostonci.com www.sophiaopp.org www.mindzones.com www.kaplancollege.com www.tutor4computer.com

Jobs.

www.naukri.com www.3p-lobsearch.com www.career1000.com www.careerindia.com www.employindia.com www.indianjobs.com www.placementindia.com www.placementpoint.com www.timesjobsandcareers.com www.winjobs.com www.redforwomen.com www.go4careers.com www.indiaventures.com www.indiagateway.com www.jobsahead.com www.alltimejobs.com www.careerage.com www.headhunters.net www.monster.com www.careers.org www.eresumes.com www.careerxroads.com www.nationjob.com www.jobweb.com www.aidnjobs.com www.careerforyou.com www.careergun.com www.go4careers.com www.lobs.itspace.com www.joboptions.com www.careermosaic.com www.jobconnection.com www.bestjobsusa.com www.careerpath.com www.americasemployers.com www.job-interview.net www.geojobs.bizland.com www.job-hunt.org www.e-netindia.com www.mykeystone.com www.gutterspace.com www.netguide.com www.tamilnadustate.com www.cweb.com www.espan.com www.jobcurry.com www.skillsandjobs.com www.cioljobs.com www.lampen.co.nz  www.talentduniya.com www.worlduonline.com www.englishpractice.com www.barkeley.edu www.utexas.edu www.mit.edu www.umich.edu www.uiuc.edu www.upenn.edu www.wisc.edu www.harvard.edu www.cornell.edu www.unc.edu www.education-world.com www.novell.com www.gnacademy.org www.shawguides.com www.ias.org www.apple.com www.classroom.net www.allindia.com www.funbrain.com www.petersons.com www.educationplanet.com www.discoveryschool.com www.eduplace.com.com www.free-ed.net Shopping. www.fabmart.com www.noshutters.com www.letsallsave.com www.skumars.com www.indiagifts.com www.indiastores.com www.indbazaar.com www.indiashop.com www.malamall.com www.chennaibazaar.com www.ibaya.com www.infobanc.com www.indianpurchase.com www.buy.com www.bluemountainarts.com www.ebay.com www.americangreetings.com www.cdnow.com www.mypoints.com www.egreetings.com www.coolsavings.com www.bargainsbazaar.com


Women.

www.womeninfoline.com www.sitagita.com www.smartbahu.com www.feminaindia.com www.icleo.com www.women.com www.rebelleworld.com www.prerana.com www.sewa.com www.evetimes.com www.brideandhome.com www.wcd.nic.in www.indiaw2w.com www.pyar.cjb.net www.srimati.com www.indiatimes.com/women www.footforward.com www.soulkurry.com www.tips4me.com www.indiaslady.com

Search Engines.

www.yahoo.com www.khoj.com www.rediff.com www.lycos.com www.go.com www.Excite.com www.altavista.com www.snap.com www.looksmart.com www.askjeeves.com www.goto.com www.infoseek.com www.hotbot.com www.indolink.com www.webcrawler.com www.Iwon.com www.google.com

Recipe.

www.daawat.com www.bawrachi.com www.deliciousindia.com www.indiachef.com www.bestindianmall.com www.vegweb.com www.cookingmarvel.com www.indianrecipes.com www.khanakhazana.com www.tadka.com www.indochef.com www.topsecretrecipes.com www.spicenflavor.com www.epicurious.com www.pppindia.com/recepies www.gadnet.com/foodx.htm www.emall.com/spice/indian.html www.indiaworld.co.in/open/rec/recepies www.namaste.net/html/recepies www.pugmarks.com/1-stuff/recepie www.foodtv.com www.gorp.com/gorp/food/main.htm www.chefnet.com www.southerndelights.com www.dfwms.com/food/dinning.html www.tripod.com www.welcomeindia.com/recepi.htm www.sanjeevkapoor.com www.tarladalal.com www.bhojana.com www.73coffees.com www.best.com

Auction.

www.bazaarno1.com www.baazee.com www.junction.com www.auctioners.com www.jthomas-india.com www.koolmaal.com www.terimeri.com www.trade2gain.com www.teaauction.com www.auctionindia.com www.secondsale.com www.matexnet.com www.yelam.com www.bidorbuy.com

News/Entertainment.

www.thestatesman.net www.telegraphindia.com www.indiatimes.com www.economictimes.com www.business-standard.com www.india-today.com www.the-hindu.com www.tamil.net www.indiaexpress.com www.expressindia.com www.samachar.com www.dinakaran.com www.Aol.com www.cnet.com www.znet.com www.msnbc.com www.weather.com www.broadcastindia.com www.wahindia.com www.disneyonline.com www.go2net.com www.pathfinder.com www.ivillage.com www.cnn.com www.about.com www.azcentral.com www.suntimes.com/index www.chicagotribune.com www.dallasnews.com www.chron.com www.latimes.com  www.herald.com www.nydailynews.com www.nytimes.com www.usatoday.com

Web Directories.

www.infospace.com www.switchboard.com www.classmates.com www.anywho.com www.1800ussearch.com www.zip2.com www.knowx.com www.bigfoot.com www.easydo.com www.yellowpages.net

Travel.

www.travelocity.com www.travelmartindia.com www.mapsofindia.com www.chennaionline.com www.mumbaitalaash.com www.net2travel.com www.jayahey.com www.biztravel.com www.outlooktraveller.com www.razorfinish.com www.hydonline.com www.bharatplanet.com www.shubhyatra.com www.indiacity.com  www.herald.com www.nydailynews.com www.nytimes.com www.usatoday.com www.indiamela.com www.mapquest.com www.southwest.com www.aa.com www.makemytrip.com www.tourisminindia.com www.accessworldwide.com www.triple1.com www.destinationindia.com www.delta-air.com www.americanair.com www.itn.com www.flycontinental.com www.nwa.com www.iflyswa.com www.twa.com www.ual.com www.usairways.com www.fly-virgin.com www.lowestfare.com www.aol.com www.globe-online.com www.australia.com www.canada.com/travel www.mauritius.com www.touregypt.net www.expedia.com

Loans.

www.allahabadbank.com www.hdfc.com www.countrywideindia.com www.kotakmahindra.com www.associatesindia.com www.birlaglobal.com www.anz.com/india www.icici.com www.apnaloan.com www.citibank.com/india

Art.

www.art.net www.art.com www.indiancanvas.com www.art-in-usa.com www.rossfineart.com www.dart.fine-art.com www.artcyclopedia.com www.wwar.com www.nga.gov www.arthorizons.com www.art-in-canada.com www.art-in-europe.com www.artcottage.com www.smfa.edu www.collectorsguide.com www.artinside.com www.aboutscotland.com

Games.

www.abc.go.com www.psygnosis.com www.hasbrointeractive.com www.mindspace.com www.nazaragames.com www.microsoft.com/games www.shockblitz.com www.simthemepark.com www.gamesdomain.com www.indiagames.com www.gamesville.com www.lycoszone.com www.leftfoot.com www.usacoop.com www.funbrain.com www.blakkat.com www.moonme.com www.nintendo.com www.gungames.com www.gamepen.com www.huronline.com www.gamesdomain.com www.komando.com www.mortalcombat.com www.aylic.com www.leftfoot.com www.gamebot.com www.happypuppy.com www.station.sony.com www.paget.com www.avana.net www.riddler.com www.phrazzle.co.uk www.gamesdepot.com www.amo.qc.ca www.free-gaming.com www.arcadegamesonline.com www.plusmedia.com www.bytesize.com www.piginc.org www.nuclearnet.com www.diablopro.com

Domain Registration.

www.networksolutions.com www.signdomains.com www.domainthugs.com www.enamaskar.com www.123domainregistry.com www.webdomains.net www.surfport.com www.virtualdomains.net wwww.netwizards.net

Music.

www.hrithik.net www.mp3.com www.music3w.com www.indiagaana.com www.dhadkan.com www.musicworld4u.com www.enn2.com www.rhythmindia.com www.supernet.com www.musiccurry.com www.whitepathmusic.com www.indiaculture.miningco.com www.musicweb.co.uk www.tipsmusicfilms.com www.topcassette.com www.ancient-future.com www.indiaexpress.com www.hindustan.net www.aishwarya-rai.com www.freemusic2u.com www.coolindiaworld.com www.angelfire.com www.bollynet.com www.joyofindia.com www.geocities.com www.justgo.com www.hamaracd.com www.ccmusic.com www.pointlycos.com www.cqkmusic.com www.guitarsite.com www.steelguitarcanada.com www.mtv.com www.compass.com www.rocknrollvault.com www.music.indiana.edu.com www.imusic.com www.civilwarmusic.net www.webprimitives.com www.classical.net www.allmusic.com www.classicalmusic.co.uk www.classicalusa.com www.tunes.com www.columbiahouse.com www.mp3grand.com www.irish-music.net www.iuma.com www.worldrecords.com www.contemplator.com www.humaracd.com

Properties.

www.indiaproperties.com www.architectmatters.com www.buildzone.com www.indiahomeseek.com www.homeseekars.com www.realestate.com www.pioneershelters.com www.propertyindian.com www.propertymartindia.com www.floor2roof.com www.homes.com www.indianpropertymarket.com www.indiaconstruction.com www.castles.org www.propertybuilder.com www.dcircle.com www.estatebazar.com www.worldlights.com www.estatedeals.com www.estateindia.com www.homesby.com

Chat.

www.icq.com www.netfandu.com www.mirc.com www.yahoo.com www.rediff.com www.coolchat.com www.talkcity.com www.chatting.com www.cybertown.com www.chatjunkies.com

Astrology.

www.astrology.com www.astroexpert.com www.astromantra.com www.astro-vision.com www.dailyprediction.com www.astrology-online.com www.astrosurfindia.com www.starlightastrology.com www.jagjituppal.com www.nostradamus.org www.lindagoodman.net www.zodiacal.com www.astrologyspot.com www.ancientweb.com www.spiritweb.org www.astrostar.com www.realastrology.com www.chineseastrology.com www.cyberastro.com www.astrology-india.com www.astrospeak.com www.starteller.com www.jyotish.com 

Health.

www.apollolife.com www.pharmabiz.com www.onhealth.com www.goodhealthnyou.com www.alibaba.com www.healthfinder.com www.healthyideas.com www.health-library.com www.health2health.com www.arogya.com www.calcuttamedics.com www.doctoranywhere.com www.healthcarenyou.com www.emedlife.com www.bloodgivers.com www.goodhealthdirectory.com www.healthatoz.com www.caducee.net www.indegene.com www.fem40plus.com www.endocrineindia.com www.embarrassingproblems.com www.who.org www.indmedica.com www.ehirc.com www.acupuncture.com www.acupressure.org www.apollohospitals.com www.ayurvedic.org www.cancer.org www.doctorsofindia.com www.doctorsaab.com www.healingpeople.com www.homeopathyhome.com www.webmd.com www.gynonline.com www.mayohealth.com www.yourhealth.com www.indiaherbs.com

Matrimonials.

www.jeevansathi.com www.indiadaily.com www.matrimonials.com www.matrimonialonline.com www.matrimonialsindia.com www.snehaquest.com www.a1im.com www.couples-place.com www.saakshi.com www.searchpartner.com www.inmatch.com www.desilink.com www.hastamilap.com www.indiamatches.com www.indianrishte.com www.matrimonials.indiainfo.com www.indianlink.com www.indiausamarriage.com www.indiacanadamarriage.com www.indobride.com www.marriage.com www.rishteyhirishtey.com www.suitablematch.com www.godblessmatrimonials.com www.indianalliance.com www.indialite.com www.timesmatrimonial.com www.bachelorsindia.com www.webmarriages.com www.marriagebuilders.com www.globeads.com www.cyberproposal.com www.ourmarriage.com www.keralamatrimonial.com www.waycoolwedding.com www.weddingcircle.com www.marriagetools.com

Sports.

www.wwf.com www.collegesports-online.com www.onlinesports.com www.espn.go.com www.khel.com www.bharatiyahockey.org www.golfindia.com www.indianopengolf.com www.indianhockey.com www.indiarace.com www.indiapolo.com www.indianfootball.com www.tennisindia.org www.yourgolfguru.com www.excite.com www.ski.com.au www.usatoday.com www.adventuresports.com www.iransports.net www.activeusa.com www.attpbgolf.com www.nike.com www.leisurepursuits.com www.foxsports.com www.wimbledon.com www.allsports.com www.caaws.ca/main.htm www.sportingnews.com

Animals.

www.allpets.com www.petchannel.com www.theoviary.com www.peta-online.org www.panda.org www.aquarium.org www.nj.com/yucky/worm www.remedia.com www.animalsunlimited.net www.indianwildlife.com www.sandiegozoo.com www.animal.discovery.com www.junglelore.com www.wildphotos.com www.cranes.org www.mahaforest.gov.in www.animalweb.com

Comedy

www.comedy.com www.comedycentral.com www.jokewallpaper.com www.theonion.com www.humorsearch.com www.funnies.com www.netfunny.com/rhf www.humorpower.com www.humorproject.com www.jokes.com www.lotsofjokes.com www.comedynet.com www.cybercheeze.com www.comedyorama.com www.cartoon.com www.humorspace.com www.humorandhealth.com www.jokeaday.com www.funny.co.uk www.makeyoulaugh.com www.planethumor.com www.comic-relief.com Films/Movies www.film..com www.filmscouts.com  www.imdb.com www.777film.com www.reel.com www.hollywood.com www.bollywood.com www.filmtvindia.com www.bollywoodonline.com www.bollywoodpremiere.com www.indiamoviebiz.com www.cinesouth.com www.indiatalkies.com www.qcinema.com www.actress-actor.com

Books.

www.amazon.com www.merikitaab.com www.barnesandnoble.com www.mozzie.com www.idgbooks.com www.ingrambook.com www.ambook.org www.bookwire.com www.booktv.com www.bestbookbuys.com www.bigbook.com www.1stbooks.com www.borders.com www.bookbrowser.com www.bookweb.org www.abebook.com www.worldbooknetwork.com www.vintage-books.com www.bookstudio.com www.booktalk.com

Hobbies

www.coinuniverse.com www.stampworld.com www.juggling.com www.hobbyworld.com www.hobbies.net www.ehobbies.com www.creative-hobbies.com www.caboosehobbies.com www.guineahobbies.com www.hobbystores.com www.sabersedge.com www.hobbyhobby.com www.towerhobbies.com

Kids.

www.cyberkids.com www.kidlink.org www.kidsworld.com www.vsa.cape.com/powens www.headbone.com www.kids-corner.com www.kidsdomain.com www.kids-space.org www.kidscom.com www.safekids.com www.child.net www.4kids.com www.kotb.com www.timeforkids.com www.foxkids.com www.cyberkids.com www.bonus.com

Decorations

www.orientarts.com www.creepypeepers.com www.decor.a2z-holidays.com www.indodecor.com www.dir-dd.com www.alliving.com www.decoegypt.com www.gospurk.com www.topbrillant.com www.decoratingstudio.com www.homeartdecor.com www.interiorworld.com 

Encyclopedia

www.encyclopedia.com www.encarta.msn.com www.britannica.com www.ntreasearch.com www.go.grolier.com www.kids.infoplease.com www.letsfindout.com www.stars.com www.boatshowusa.com www.encyclozine.com www.libraryspot.com www.shotokai.cl www.emulateme.com

Furniture

www.furniture.com www.furnitureonline.com www.goodhome.com www.drawrn.com/furn.htm www.furniturefind.com www.go-furniture.com www.bluetomatoes.com www.jori.com www.furnitureguys.com www.thomasville.com www.chinese-furniture.com www.furnitureshoppers.com www.willowcreekfurniture.com www.worlddesigncenter.com

Maps

maps.yahoo.com www.mapquest.com www.map.org www.map.excite.com www.map.com www.emagame.com www.maptown.com www.thomas.com www.chicagomap.com www.mapacademy.com www.3datlas.com www.4maps.com

History

www.historychannel.com www.thehistorynet.com www.history.com www.historyhouse.com www.historyinternational.com www.historyplace.com www.historyoftheworld.com www.hyperhistory.com www.womeninworldhistory.com 

Parenting

www.indiaparenting.com www.fathersworld.com www.allaboutparents.com www.familyplay.com www.indiachildren.com www.indianmoms.com www.indianmother.com www.parentsoup.com www.parentstages.com www.mustformums.com www.drspock.com www.babycenter.com www.parenting.com

Others

www.sawaal.com www.planetcustomer.com www.screensaver.com www.bimaonline.com www.masti.com www.fashiononline.com www.mailmetoday.com www.bimatimes.com www.indialedger.com www.glamorousfaces.com www.ideas2.com www.bizkool.com www.indianroots.com www.bonzi.com www.elabh.com www.directhit.com

How to download and convert youtube videos

(Off course i found it somewhere and copying to my  blog for my knowledge)

1) Copy the URL from the page with the video


2) Paste this in the text box at the top of vidgrabber.com and select from the source options in the dropdown menu.

FLV Players [Windows and OS X]: Wimpy http://www.wimpyplayer.com/products/wimpy_standalone_flv_player.html VLC http://www.videolan.org/vlc/ Transcoding Software: Riva http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Riva-FLV-Encoder-Download-14482.html Total Video Converter http://www.effectmatrix.com/total-video-converter/index.htm Imtoo http://www.imtoo.com/downloads/avi-mpeg-converter-2.exe

3) Right click on the box that says 'Download Link' and select 'Save link as' (in Firefox), or 'Save target as' in Internet Explorer.

4) The file should begin downloading. It should be a .flv file, but in some cases it will be called get_video.htm or similar. In these cases you must change the extension of the file manually to .flv

You may need to set your system to show file extensions to change.

To play the .flv file we reccommend Wimpy (it’s free):
http://www.wimpyplayer.com/products/wimpy_standalone_flv_player.html

 How to download and convert youtube videos

Converting the FLV
For the next step of the process you will need to find a compiled version of FFMPEG. The program is free, but is not generally distributed as a compled binary. A list of download sources is provided at the end of this page. You will find versions with differing amounts of bugs. You may need to try a few version before you find one that works. Once you have ffmpeg.exe, put your .FLV file and ffmpeg.exe into the same folder. Open a command line by going to Start - Run and type in cmd.exe. Hit Enter and you will be looking at your command line. Navigate to the folder containing the FLV (and ffmpeg.exe) using the CD command. Issue the magical command of: ffmpeg.exe -i yourvid.flv output.avi (you could also change it to output.mov or output.mpg if you want to convert to one of those).

ffmpeg.exe should kick in and begin converting the file. It will look something like this.

You can find the output file in the same directory as the input file. If it doesn’t work, you may have a buggy version of ffmpeg. Try find a better one. Here are some places you might find them: http://arrozcru.no-ip.org/ffmpeg_builds/ http://www.paehl.com/open_source/?Convert_Tools:FFMPEG http://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=ffmpeg

Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Understand SMTP error messages.

I found this very good and interesting post on email.about.com so pasting it here for my knowledge as well as for those people who are interested in knowing what SMTP errors numbers indicates.

The Meaning of the Numbers

A mail server will reply to every request a client (such as your email program) makes with a return code. This code consists of three numbers.

The first generally tells whether the server accepted the command and if it could handle it. The five possible values are:

  • 1: The server has accepted the command, but does not yet take action. A confirmation message is required. Currently, this is not used.
  • 2: The server has completed the task successfully.
  • 3: The server has understood the request, but requires further information to complete it.
  • 4: The server has encountered a temporary failure. If the command is repeated without any change, it might be completed. Mail servers can use such temporary failures to keep untrusted senders at bay.
  • 5: The server has encountered an error.

The second number gives more information. Its six possible values are:

  • 0: A syntax error has occurred.
  • 1: Indicates a informational reply, for example to a HELP request.
  • 2: Refers to the connection status.
  • 3 and 4 are unspecified.
  • 5: Refers to the status of the mail system as a whole and the mail server in particular.
The last number is even more specific and shows more graduations of the mail transfer status. This leads us to the detailed list of ESMTP server response codes, as laid down in RFC 821 and later extensions.

Examples :
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  • 211 - A system status message.
  • 214 - A help message for a human reader follows.
  • 220 - SMTP Service ready.
  • 221 - Service closing.
  • 250 - Requested action taken and completed. The best message of them all.
  • 251 - The recipient is not local to the server, but the server will accept and forward the message.
  • 252 - The recipient cannot be VRFYed, but the server accepts the message and attempts delivery.
  • 354 - Start message input and end with .. This indicates that the server is ready to accept the message itself (after you have told it who it is from and where you want to to go).
  • 421 - The service is not available and the connection will be closed.
  • 450 - The requested command failed because the user's mailbox was unavailable (for example because it was locked). Try again later.
  • 451 - The command has been aborted due to a server error. Not your fault. Maybe let the admin know.
  • 452 - The command has been aborted because the server has insufficient system storage.

The following error messages (500-504) usually tell you that your email client is broken. It's probably best to let the program's author know.

  • 500 - The server could not recognize the command due to a syntax error.
  • 501 - A syntax error was encountered in command arguments.
  • 502 - This command is not implemented.
  • 503 - The server has encountered a bad sequence of commands.
  • 504 - A command parameter is not implemented.
  • 550 - The requested command failed because the user's mailbox was unavailable (for example because it was not found, or because the command was rejected for policy reasons).
  • 551 - The recipient is not local to the server. The server then gives a forward address to try.
  • 552 - The action was aborted due to exceeded storage allocation.
  • 553 - The command was aborted because the mailbox name is invalid.
  • 554 - The transaction failed. Blame it on the weather.

Unix questions and answers

Que - How shell "builtin" commands are different from regular commands ?

Ans - "builtin" -- means the shell implements the call instead of calling an external program. It does not have anything to do with kernel/user space. It saves process creation overhead and makes the shell script run more efficiently.

Friday, July 18, 2008

unsupported *nix

Its a list of currently supported/unsupported *nix version.

Fedora Core

Currently Supported:
Core 7
Core 8
Unsupported: Core 6 and earlier
Note: Life cycles have been extended to 13 months (every other release)

Redhat
Currently supported:
RHEL 2.1
RHEL 3
RHEL 4
RHEL 5
Unsupported: Redhat 4 through Redhat 9
Note that RHEL life cycles are 7 years, so RHEL2.1 will be maintained through May31,2009

Mandriva
Supported:
Mandriva Linux 2007 Spring
Mandrive Linux 2007 (base only)
Corporate Server 4.0
Corporate Server 3.0
MNF2
Unsupported:
Mandriva Linux 2006
Mandriva Linux LE2005
Mandrakelinux 10.1
Corporate Server 2.1
Mandrake Linux 10.0
Mandrake Linux 9.2
Multi Network Firewall 8.2
Mandrake Linux 9.1
Mandrake Linux 9.0
Mandrake Linux 8.2
Single Network Firewall 7.2


Ubuntu:
Supported:
Dapper Drake (LTS)
Edgy Eft 6.10
Feisty Fawn 7.04
Gutsy Gibbon 7.10
Unsupported:
Breezy Badger 5.10
Hoary Hedgehog 5.04
Warty Warthog 4.10

Note:Standard releases are supported for 18 months. Enterprise grades (LTS) are supported for 3 years on desktop 5 years on server

SUSE/openSUSE
SUSE Linux 9.1 - June 30th 2006 (done)
SUSE Linux 9.2 - October 31st 2006 (done)
SUSE Linux 9.3 - April 30th 2007(done)
SUSE Linux 10.0 - October 31st 2007 (done)

SUSE Linux 10.1 - May 30th 2008 (current projection)
openSUSE 10.2 - November 30th 2008 (current projection)
openSUSE 10.3 - October 31st 2009 (current projection)

Mysql Storage Engines.

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Waynad Wildlife Sanctuary ..... Kerala

Its not like i have never been to kerala before but this trip was much better than earlier all trips all because of 5 hours of jungle walk.

Intially we started around 6 o'clock in the saturday morning. frankly speaking I was not knowing where i am going, i mean name of the place i.e. "Coorg". Everybody told me that it's very good place to visit but nobody was sure in our group. Actually our planning was very simple, first Coorg (Guest house). then there was water fall nearby, then jungle walk and return home with the ashirward of gautam buddha's (golden temple).

As I said we started early in the morning on saturday, then had idli-vada breakfast somewhere in between on the way to coorg. Of course we were carrying a can of bear's to booze, how your trip can be memorable if you dont boooooooze ;)

We reached to the guest house around 12-12.30 in the afternoon. Friends were already booked one farm house for 10 people which cost us around 4000 bucks for 2 and half day with meal which I found very good surrounded by lots of coconut trees.

Then we went to see the waterfall somewhere around in the evening, sorry but i really dont remember time. then only i had a bath over there because everyone was afraiding cold water and i dont wanted to miss this chance (bath in real natural water). till the time i was not knowing about leech (a small soft creature that fixes itself to the skin of animals in order to drink their blood).

Everyone was in condition till the time, then the actual day start. It was raining when we reach guest house. We were carrying rackets and shuttle cocks so we played tennis for some time. Then the time came for which everyone was waiting for...... Boooooooooozing time ;). Lady over there got some waste woods for bonfire then after we arranged ourselves because it was our time. We dont wanted anybody else to do it for us.

Then we thought that everyone will share there funniest/wildest/thrilling/memorable moment in life. When i say everyone it means excluding me ;). I had only 2 bear of cans of course warned by shampa not to booze lot and even i know my limit. I just wanted to be part of boozing guys so they can open there secrets with me.;). Then these guys booze till 10-10.30. We have to hurry up for night safari.

I was in wrong impression that we will be going into the jungle I mean core jungle and watch animals but we just took one round of jungle for 1 hour and came back. it was not very thrilling, but you never know after all its jungle. We saw some dears and an elephant. That elephant killed one small girl 1 year before only because they were teasing that elephant. Even he was trying to be naughty to us, when we flashed light on his face he hide behind tree and was looking at us so that he can again come back as soon as we move little bit ahead. Nobody was in our group wanted to take chance against that wild elephant. at the end night safari was quite ok and we did enjoy it.

"Jungle walk, I have been to jungle's but always in some vehicle, but this time it was a walk. yes we have to cover around 25-30 km distance if you really want to see jungle and jungle animals. We reached to wildlife sachutary, Tollpatthy area around 8:15 in the morning, it was around 15-20 km from the guesthouse we stayed at. I was not sure whether we can really walk 25-30 km in 4 hours that too in jungle with rain. We got some 2-3 guards to guide us. They all were wearning virappan like shirt i.e. green color so animals wont find u easily in green jungle. funniest part was i was wearing sandle and till the time i was not knowing about leeches. The guard warned me to be careful while walking in jungle. I thought I am gone, these leeches gone suck my pure blood too. but thank god it dint happen, but still there were 4-5 leeches who got the chance to enjoy fresh human animal blood.

When we entered , we were welcome by a crab. I was about to keep my foot on it but somehow i managed otherwise he was ready to bite my toe. It was quite ok start, I was ok with crabs but was worrying about leeches. It was my first time to be in jungle with less security so was afraiding little bit. Guard was saying, 95% jungle animals wont attach on you but there were still 5% chances. If tiger or leopard is really hungry then no body can save you from them. And i am very much fond of Discovery and National Geography channels so I was knowing how smartly they attach. We were all surronded by trees, you can never imagine from where they can come and say "hi".

So we keet walking unless and until guard stop us and shows us something. We saw spotted deers. then jungli buffelo, elephant, langur, chital deer, samber deer and of course leeches. There was one incident when all birds started chattering and langur also started crying. They were giving signals to other animals to be careful as there is tiger or leopard or wild dogs around. Guard came near to us and told that there is a possibility of tiger there so all stopped walking and was waiting for guard's signal to move. It was better option to move from there as we were all empty handed and only guard was carrying a gun that too only fire in air ;). But one of my friend was really in tension after seeing one of the guard when he started praying.

I did click some picture of jungle but it was really a thrilling experiance for me. It was a proper jungle walk. Now I am planning to do other jungle walks if possible. lets hope for the best. :)

Tuesday, July 1, 2008

Customer Care Numbers...... Sometimes very useful.

Sometimes we don't really understand what to do when something goes wrong with your cellphone, credit cards, loan's etc. Primary thing we do call customer care ( I know its useless calling C, but to escalate an issue you should start from somewhere).

I find that lot of people search for customer care numbers of various Indian banks and services. So, here is a small list. Hope this would be useful for all. Will try to keep this updated. If you find that any of these numbers don’t work, or have a alternate number, please leave a comment.

  • ICICI Bank Customer Care Number
    • Bangalore - 4113 1877
    • Karnataka - 98455 78000
    • For other cities, click here. Phone Banking workflow click here.

  • Citibank Customer Care Number
    • All Citibank customers - Bangalore - 2227 2484. For other cities, click here
    • Citibank Suvidha account holders - Bangalore - 2227 2265. For other cities, click here
    • CitiBusiness Customers - Bangalore - 2229 4653. For other cities, click here
    • Citibank Credit Card - Bangalore - 2227 2484. For other cities, click here
    • Priority service to CitiGold Customers, Diners Club Members & Citibank Gold Card members - Bangalore - 2229- 4653. For other cities, click here

  • HSBC Customer Care Number
    • Banking related - Bangalore - 2558 9595
    • Credit card related - Bangalore - 2558 9696
    • For other cities, click here

  • HDFC Customer Care Number
    • Debit card related - 9945863333
    • Banking related - Bangalore - 5500 3333. For other cities, click here
    • Credit card related - Bangalore - 6622 4332. For other cities, click here

  • ABN AMRO Customer Care number
    • Bangalore - 4124 5555

  • SBI Credit Card Customer Care Number
    • Karnataka - Bangalore - 98441 05454 (people are reporting that this number does not work. If you know a number that works, please let me know!)
    • All India Toll Free - 1600 180 1290 (works only on BSNL and MTNL Line)
    • Try : 1800 180 1290 too. May work!!!
    • Other lines : 39 02 02 02

  • UTI Bank Customer Care Numbers
    • Bangalore (M G Road) - 2537 0615
    • Bangalore - 2531 7830
    • Mumbai - 022 5598 7700
    • For other cities, click here

  • IDBI Bank Customer Care Number (Phone Banking)
    • Karnataka - Bangalore - 080 22297000
    • Mumbai - 022 66937000
    • Delhi - 011 23627000
    • Chennai - 044 28295550
    • For other cities, click here

  • Manhattan Credit Card Customer Care Number
    • Bangalore - 3030 1969. (this number seems to work in Mumbai too! Give it a try in your local city!)

  • Standard Chartered Credit Card Customer Care Number
    • Bangalore - 2558 8888 (updated). For other cities, click here

  • Deutsche Bank Customer Care Number
    • 6601 6601 (this number is available in Aurangabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Kolhapur, Kolkata and Mumbai. If dialing from Gurgaon / Noida please prefix 9511 before dialing.)

  • Airtel Customer Care
    • Dail 121 from your airtel mobile
    • Karnataka - 98450 98450 - For prepaid if you are calling from landline
    • Karnataka - 98450 12345 - For postpaid if you are calling from landline

  • Hutch Customer Care
    • Karnataka - Dial 111 from your Hutch phone or dial 98860 98860

  • BSNL Mobile Customer Care (Cellone & Excel)
    • Karnataka - Dial 94480 24365
    • For other cities, click here.

  • Reliance Mobile Customer Care
    • Call 3033 3333 Or dial *333 from your Reliance Mobile
    • For other numbers, click here.

  • Reliance Broadband Customer Care
    • Call 022 - 3033 7777 Or dial *377 on your Reliance phone

  • SpiceJet Customer Care
    • From BSNL/MTNL : 1800 180 3333
    • Others (GSM/CDMA): +91 98718 03333

  • LIC Policy Details (Life Insurance Corporation)
    • Call - 1251 or
    • New Delhi 011 - 2332 9595
    • Mumbai 022 -2612 5555
    • Kolkata 033 - 23341765, 23211893/94/95
    • Chennai 044 - 28602626/28602929
    • Hyderabad 040 - 2329 7455
    • Bangalore 080 - 2248 5210
    • Pune 020 - 2553 6161
    • Ahmedabad 079 - 2550 7777

  • Yahoo! India Customer Care
    • I am not sure if these numbers work, but give it a try & leave a comment!
    • Bangalore : (080) 39805078
    • Chennai : (044) 39119494
    • Yahoo! US “Customer Service”: 1-866-562-7219 (for yahoo.com)
    • Yahoo! Small Business/Store: 1-866-800-8092
    • Other US Yahoo! numbers to try
      • +1 866-850-4303
      • +1 866-562-7228
      • +1 408-349-1572
      • +1 408-349-3300
      • +1 408-329-5151
      • +1 800-318-0631
  • If you feel that I miss anything please and would be useful to list, drop a comment.

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

My three mistakes in life.....

Hay you must be thinking what mistakes i did. dont think much... it's a name of book, again written by chatan bhagat. I dont know but seems i am going to become a good fan of chetan and his novels.

This time I'll not write about the story of the book in brief but I'll write what I learnt from it.

Now a days I feel why reading is so important. as in childhood dad/mom use to hit me wake up early in the morning just to read that nonsense/stupid school books. I think nonsense is a wrong word as we learnt lots of things from those . I can say those were first step to reach to top of your life and you should never forgot the things from where you start.

Ok will explain life philosophy later, i suppose to tell you what i leart from this book. I feel i can also put them in points.

- If you want to be a businessman, please dont think about profit only. Be like ishaan, one of the character in book who doesnt care about money ever and always ready to help for anything related to CRICKET, as Cricket is his passion, his life.

- Dont be so dump so people dont care about your opinion.

- I can understand that you should share each and everything with someone who's special for you, but still there are limit's for everything.

I have to go to sleep as I had sleep only for 5 hours.

Good night !!!

Saturday, May 17, 2008

Why humans can be so bad .....

I finished my oncall today, and had gone out to get mobile case and scratch gruad for my new cell. When me and anirudha left home we were hungry. So while coming returning home we stopped to have "pani-puri".

So as a habbit, i start a normal chat with pani-puri wale bhaiyya . I am sorry, i forgot to ask his name :(. Its true when you talk to someone about their problem, they must waiting for someone with whom they can share there problem, that time doesnt matter who you are.

Same thing happened today.... You wont believe but these all pani-puri wala's in bangalore pay 5-10 bucks to police everyday for nothing or i can say a rent of a place where they stand for more than half day. I feel so bad about him. it looks so cheap. I dont understand what might be these police getting by earning 5-10 bucks from these poor people. City like bangalore, people are always ready to grab money from you pocket. what about these poor people. I am really feeling very bad :(.

They are 4 persons, all from UP and all came in search of job. As everyone aware of poverty in UP, Bihar states. These guys do visits to other states in search of jobs to earn bread and butter. You know one good thing about these guys is that they are hard workers. get ready to do any kind of work. That is what they do everyday, getting up early in the morning, prepare everything, come to sell it to crowdy area, stand there till 10-11, reach home by 12 with the stuff to prepare next days pani-puri. I wonder when do they have there bf, lunch, dinner ?

To start preparating pani-puri they have to wake up very early in the morning by 4. it take more than 6-7 hours just to prepare that tasty pani-puri's. I surprised when he said he sleeps only for 4 hours a day. there are people those who struggle for whole day and we still bargain with them to save few bucks :(.

Anyway we cant help it, but yes we can do one thing, talk with them freely without keeping any barrier of richness. :). Who knows they can be rich tomorrow. I feel luck works with hardwork and they are real hard workers.

You know god has given everyone a power to find there happiness.

I heard this sher today in Zee cine awards by Firoz Khan....
" na dosti na mohabbat rukti hai kisike liye....
waqt ke sath sath chalta rahe yahi behatar hai aadmi ke liye...... "

Thursday, May 15, 2008

when there is nothing to say..... keep quite.

I dont know what happens to me when somebody does something against my expectations. I cant control my emotions and blast on the person, i know its very bad habbit but dont know what to do to get rid out of it.

I know only one person can help me in this ...... shampa, love of my life. Don't know what god has given to her, she always look at the other side of the problem. We always had a fight cause of this but she never changed or took me wrong, again by looking at the other side of problem.

If i really want to learn something from life that is positiveness. Thanks shampa for being my love, my life.

Sunday, May 11, 2008

Visit to ISKCON temple - Bangalore.

We had plan to visit ISKCON temple on saturday but somehow we missed it as we were roaming and enquiring about my new mobile, Sony Ericsson's P1i. Luckly I got it yesterday and its really Kooooool...... :)

So ISKCON, The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) is the religious organization for devotees of Krishna. As far as i know there priciple matra is,

"Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna, Krishna, Krishna, Hare, Hare, Hare Rama, Hare Rama, Rama, Rama, Hare, Hare."

where Krishna means "The All-Attractive", Hare addresses the energy of god and Rama means "The Greatest Pleasure" - This is what i read on there site.

I have never been to any ISKCON temple before so this was a good experiance for me. It was looking typical south indian temple from outside so felt it would be the same like other temples but when we entered into main area temple i amazed by huge dome over the temple and a small golden temple covering lord Krishna-Radha and Brother Sudama.

There was two entries to go in, general entry which is free and open to all and special darshan which cost 150 bucks in which they you can have close darshan. We choosed special darshan as they promised to give us a 50Rs back as a coupen which we can use to buy books or cd's and also a Prasadam which we found really good later. So next time when i visit, will surely take special darshan just for a Prasadam.

To reach to main temple, you have to step up around 150-200 steps. There is a open area exactly around the main temple from where you can see almost 1/4 of bangalore and it was evening 6-6.30 when we reach there. One thing i dont like that they dont allow anyone to carry camera's :( so wont able to catch a single pic.

We have got free passes of personality development programs which suppose to be happen on next saturday. Hope I would be able to attend that as I am oncall next week for 2 days.... :(

Friday, April 18, 2008

One night @ call Center ..... in my words.

Its a story of a youngsters, one of them is married and one retired colonel uncle . All of them are fighting with there life to achieve something. Its a story if night which changes there future.

Actually i liked one of the lesson where they caught into such worst condition and suddenly GOD..... yes GOD call's them!. These conversion with GOD teaches us a lot. If you want to know how this convestion changes there lives, read the book.

Enjoy !!!

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

How to access blocked sites...

Please take experts advice before doing anything, so it wont put your job on risk..... but its even true if you dont take risk you wont learn :D

Backgroud :
Blocking site now became a company rule to restrict employees to not to surf unwelcome'd sites. Blocking access to undesirable Web sites has been a common government tactic but China, Iran, Saudi Arabia are believed to extend greater censorship over the net than any other country in the world.

Most of the blocked or blacklisted sites in Saudi Arabia are about sex, religion, women, health, politics and pop culture. They even block access to websites that sell swimming or bathing suits.

Social sites that are often blocked include Google News, Typepad, ebay, YouTube, Facebook, Orkut, MySpace, Yahoo! Messenger, AOL AIM, Flickr, etc.

I hope the following tricks will guide you to access at offices.

1. Instead of typing site name, type ip address of the site in the browser address bar. there are commads/utilities to give you ip of the site.

2. Anonymous Surfing - Browse the internet via free proxy server.
Which means that only the address of the proxy server is visible to the world and not of those computers that are using it to browse the Internet. Just visit any proxy server with your Web browser and enter a URL or the address of the blocked website.

3. Use a URL redirection service like tinyurl.com or snipurl.com. These domain forwarding services sometimes work as the address in the the url box remain the redirect url and do not change to the banned site.

4. Use Google Mobile Search - Google display the normal HTML pages as if you are viewing them on a mobile phone. During the translation, Google removes the javascript content and CSS scripts and breaks a longer page into several smaller pages.

5. Enter the URL in Google or Yahoo search and then visit the cached copy of the page. To retrieve the page more quickly from Google's cache, click "Cached Text Only" while the browser is loading the page from cache.

6. There are anonymizer websites who will fetch the blocked web page from their servers and display them to you. As far as the service provider is concerned, you are viewing the page on the Anonymizer website and not the blocked site.

7. You can access blocked or restricted websites by using Yahoo Babelfish or Google Translate language tools as a proxy server.

My first post....

This is my first post.....

I have specially created this blog to keep my data online so i can view/refer it anytime. :)

But also planning to keep interesting finding .....