Wednesday, 13 July 2011

I phone MOST POPULAR APPLICATION IN WORLD DOWNLOAD

IPHONE MOST POPULAR GADGET

1. Facebook
Once an ugly duckling, but now - as of version 3 - a social-network-aware swan, Facebook is a triumph. The revised grid-based 'home screens' provide speedy access to regularly visited sections (news feed, notifications, and so on) and pages, and the experience is such that it in many ways beats the browser version.







2. Gorillacam
Pretty much from nowhere, Gorillacam arrived in December 2009 from the creators of the Gorillapod tripods. It mashes together a slew of features to hugely improve an iPhone's camera (timer, multi-shot, spirit-level, on-screen grid, 'press anywhere' capture), meaning you can bin a half-dozen standalone apps that offer similar things.







3. RunKeeper Free
The prospect of Nike+ but better and for free might sound unlikely, but that's what RunKeeper Free provides. The app uses an iPhone's GPS capabilities to track your jogging route, and provides mapping and details of pace and calories burned. Activities can be shared online, and treadmill runs can be entered manually.







4. Stanza
Kindle's grabbed many 'electronic book' headlines, but an iPhone or iPod touch is a perfectly competent alternative - at least if you have the right app to hand. Stanza enables you to download books from various sources (many of which offer free titles), and you can transfer your own ePub, PDF or eReader titles from the free Stanza Desktop.







5. Dropbox
Plenty of apps exist for transferring content between your computer and your device, but Dropbox is free and easier to use than most of its contemporaries. Dump files you want to sync in a folder on your computer and Dropbox for your device will enable you to access them, download them for offline viewing, and, in many cases, view them.


Tuesday, 12 July 2011

WORLD MOST DANGEROUS ROAD




NEW PUBLICATION   WORLD MOST DANGEROUS ROAD 

1. BOLIVIA
2.TURKEY
3. VIETNAM
4.NEPAL
5.PAKISTAN

Monday, 11 July 2011

TOP 10 MOST BEAUTIFUL EYES

10. Charlize Theron

9. Sophia Loren

8. Kristin Kreuk

7. Giada De Laurentiis

6. Sharbat Gula

5. Audrey Hepburn

4. Elizabeth Taylor

3. Lynda Carter

2. Angelina Jolie

1. Aishwarya Rai





Sunday, 10 July 2011

BEST HOLLYWOOD ACTOR


  










Tom Cruise:
Born on July 1962, in New York, Cruise had a very turbulent childhood. His father did not give any money to the family. He first appeared in a movie Endless love with Brook Shields in 1981. His big break came with the movie Tap. In 1983, he got the chance to workin The Outsiders directed by Francis Ford Coppola, one of the all time top directors of Hollywood. That year, Risky Business was released and in the movie Cruise’s lip-sync "Old Time Rock and Roll" wearing underwear, made him an iconic figure of Generation ‘X’ in Hollywoodfilm industry. In 1986, Top Gun turned Tom Cruise into a Hollywoodsuperstar. The movie had the highest collection that year

Jim Carrey:
He does not have the killing look of Tom Cruise or a bad haircut like Collin Farrell, but he rules Hollywood with his outstanding comedy performance. Jim Carrey is one of the top comedy actors ofHollywood. Born in Canada, Jim, was a natural comedy actor. During his junior high school years, at the end of the class, he used to perform in front of the class for few minutes. In 1979, Carrey came to Los Angeles. Success came after Ace Ventura: The Pet Detective.In 1995, he played the character of Riddler in Batman Returns. In the same year, Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls was released. The movie was successful. Carrey was paid twenty million for the movieThe Cable Guy. This is the highest amount ever paid to a comedy actor.


Hugh Jackman:
No one could play the character of “Wolverine” better than this guy in X-man. The angry tough looking mutant with a tender heart, in search of his past, made Hugh a star of Hollywood. Born in Australiato English parents, Hugh Jackman studied in University ofTechnology, Sydney. After enrolling into the acting class in hiscollege, Hugh became interested about acting. After graduation, he went to Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts. He finished his graduation in 1994. He started his career as an actor in TV series. The character of Wolverine in X-man made him famous.

Leonardo DiCaprio:
This Titanic boy is born to German mother and Italian father. He grew up in Los Angeles and started his career at the age of five, through appearing in his favorite TV series Romper Room. Till fourteen,Leonardo struggled to get into quality films. During that time, he did many TV commercials and educational films and small characters inTV series. The big break came in 1991 with the movie titled Growing Pains. Finally, his acting talent was revealed in This Boy’s Life where he worked with Robert DeNiro. For his brilliant performance in that movie, he received some awards. In 2005, his movie Aviator received five Academy Awards.

Brad Pitt:
One of the hottest actors of Hollywood, Brad Pitt, started acting when he was studying journalism at the University of Missouri. He appeared in small roles in several TV series such as, Dallas, Thirty something, 21 Jump Street, Freddy's Nightmares, Another World, Growing Pains. In 1988, he got his major role in The Dark Side of the Sun, but the film was released in 1998 and most of the prints were lost by that time. He captured audience’s attention in 1991, in the movie Thelma & Louise. He rose to stardom after Interview With The Vampire. His two movies Legends of the Fall and Se7en were also very successful. In 1995, his performance in Twelve Monkeys won him an academy award nomination for best supporting actor.

Keanu Reeves:
The “Neo” of Matrix trilogy, Keeanu Reeves, is an unpredictable guy with great fortune. Born in Lebanon, to a geologist father and costume designer mother, Reeves was named after his uncle Henry Keanu Reeves. Keeanu started acting at the age of fifteen. He first appeared in Romeo and Juliet at Leah Posluns Theatre. In 1986, he landed with his first role in Youngblood. The character of Ted Logan in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure made him very famous. In 1994,Speed established him as one of the top actors of Hollywood. In 1999, Matrix was a smash hit in box office.
Johnny Depp:
Officer Tom Hanson of 21 Jump Street made Jhonny Depp a teen star. However, he could not handle the fame and it made him very irritated. After the contract with Fox television was over, Depp decided to do movies which he felt right. Since then, this “once aspiring musician” turned actor mesmerized Hollywood with his performance in movies like: Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood, Sleepy Hollow, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Finding Neverland. Last year, The Pirates of the Caribbean: The curse of the Black Pearl was a huge success in USA.
John Travolta:
He is a multi faceted genius; a pilot, singer, dancer and actor. John Travolta started his career as a singer. His song “Let Her in” went at number ten position in Billboard Hot 100 chart. In the late 1970’s, he starred in a TV series, actually a situation comedy or sitcom titledWelcome back, Kotter. Through this series he came to lime light.
Saturday Night Fever and Grease were the two milestones in Travolta’s career. These two movies turned him into a big Hollywoodstar. In the years following the two movies, he did not have any major hit films. His luck changed in 1994, after he appeared in Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction. In this movie he played the character of a hit man and for his performance he even received an academy award nomination.
Nicolas Cage:
The last actor in this “Top ten” list is Nicholas Cage. The nephew of famous director Francis Ford Coppola, Cage changed his name to build his own reputation. For his brilliant performance in Leaving Las Vegas and Adaptation he won two academy award nominations and won once.


                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   


Friday, 8 July 2011

EARN MONEY WITH GOOGLE

Google Adsense -Earn Money

AdSense is Google's syndication program for its AdWords advertisements so first up, you need to understand AdWords to make sense of AdSense.
First here's a link to an online presentation by Google about AdSense - the system that lets website owners make money automatically.

How you make money with Ads
The process is simple. You sign up for AdSense and if your site is accepted, (we'll cover this process later in the course) Google gives you some code to paste into your web pages. It's JavaScript stuff that you can simply add into the HTML of your page.

When someone views your page this JavaScript fetches ads from Google. If they then CLICK on your ad, Google charges the advertiser a click thru fee and shares it with you.
This is entirely AUTOMATIC so if you have a content rich site with lots of traffic that is not currently making you any money, AdSense is something you should seriously consider.

So where does AdSense come in this?

Well, Google has taken their excellent AdWords program and extended it to non-Google web sites and branded it AdSense.

Thursday, 7 July 2011

Monday, 4 July 2011

BURGER


The Burger Collection, Hong Kong, is a private collection of contemporary art. Monique Burger and her husband have been building up the collection, which unites many media, since the early 1990s, with emphases in Euro-American, Indian, and Asian art. Currently, it includes more than 1000 works by some 120 artists.

One of the key ideas behind the collection is the cultivation of artistic dialogue by attracting an informed audience, by maintaining a responsible and dynamic approach to the works, and by developing a future vision for the collection. Not just an ensemble of works, the Burger Collection also engages in arts patronage, and has helped make possible the realization of various outstanding artistic endeavors such as the film House with Pool by the artists Hubbard & Birchler, the Motion Pictures project by Julian Opie, the light installation Public Notice 3 by Jitish Kallat on the Woman’s Board Grand Staircase at the Art Institute of Chicago in 2010, the exhibition Marguerite de Ponty of Urs Fischer at the New Museum in New York in 2009 or the work Wille, Macht und Wandel by Herlinde Koelbl. In collaboration with the Hong Kong Arts Development Council, the Burger Collection helped sponsor the exhibition project of the artist Pak Sheung Chuen for the Venice Biennale in 2009.

Sunday, 3 July 2011

Singapore Airlines


About Singapore Airlines

Singapore Airlines with a presence in the airline markets of Southeast Asia, North Asia, West Asia, Americas, Europe, and Middle East reaches out to over 100 destinations in 41 countries. Singapore airline, the national airline of Singapore is one of the only four airlines in the world to receive a 5-star rating by Skytrax.

The history of Singapore Airlines dates back to 1947, when a Malayan Airways Limited Airspeed Consul took off from Singapore's Kallang Airport to Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. The airline began with three flights per week, and today the network spans 100 destinations in 41 countries. Singapore airline operates two of the world's longest non-stop commercial flights to Los Angeles and Newark respectively.

Singapore Airlines has one of the most modern and youngest fleets in the world. The fleet consists of B747-400, B777-300, B777-200, B777-200ER, A 340-500, B777-300ER, and A380-800 aircrafts.

Singapore Airlines ranks amongst the top 15 airline carriers worldwide in terms of revenue passenger kilometers according to Air Transport World.

Singapore Airlinescelebrates its 60th Anniversary this year 2007 and soon, Singapore Airlines will be the first to put the world’s largest plane into service.
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Air Arabia
Air Newzealand
American Airlines
China Eastern
China Airlines
Continental Airlines
China Southern Airlines
Delta Air Lines
Dragon Air
Eva Air
Egypt Air
El Al Israel Airlines
Gulf Air
Jal Japan Airlines
Klm Royal Dutch Airlines
Kenya Airways
Lanchile Airlines
Northwest Airlines
Qantas Airways
Swiss Airlines
Saudi Airlines
Sabena Airlines
Shanghai Airlines
Shandong Airlines
Us Airways
United Airlines

A diesel attends into the vintage.

A diesel attends into the vintage.

Saturday, 2 July 2011

Angry Birds


Angry Birds is featured in the April 2011 issue of Wired magazine (UK). This is a great article that contains some fascinating insights about Angry Birds, Rovio, Angry Birds Rio, and the future of the franchise. Below are some excerpts from the article, but if you’re a fan I highly recommend you check out the full article.
First, some stats, which are mind-blowing:
o   Every day, users spend 200 million minutes — 16 years every hour — playing the Angry Birds.
o   Three trillion pigs have been popped.
o   It is or has been the number-one paid app on iTunes in 68 countries
o   Angry Birds is the best-selling paid app of all time
o   It went straight to the top of the new Mac App Store in January, selling 150,000 copies in its first week.
o   20 million paid downloads for the iPhone and iPod Touch
o   20 million ad-supported downloads on Android
o   Sixty thousand Angry Birds soft toys have been sold.
o   In total, the “brand” has taken more than $69,000,000
o   Angry Birds cost about $100,000 to make
o   Angry Birds was Rovio’s 52nd title.
Could this be our first glimpse at a new bird?
They incorporated levels designed by fans and discussed their ideas for new birds (among the suggestions: a phoenix bird that ignites the structure).
The Bad Piggy Bank is coming to Facebook, in addition to Android
“You can expect to see Bad Piggy Bank online as part of Facebook,” says Vesterbacka. “It’s bigger than just Android.”
Angry Birds Rio has no pigs!
Wired played three of the levels in progress and found it to be business as usual. But the pigs are gone (replaced by hanging monkeys), the physics have been tweaked and new objects added, such as bouncy palm trees and working motors. Instead of popping pigs, you free captured rare birds from cages by bombarding them with your own flock — more or less the plot of the film.
So what’s next?
First up is Facebook.
After that?
Rovio plans to create new games featuring Angry Birds characters (Vesterbacka says driving and sports games are a definite possibility), the first coming out before Christmas this year. At the same time, the original Angry Birds will hit the Wii, Xbox 360 and PS3. There are plans for a TV series, says Mikael, and a movie — although nothing has been signed.

Macho Man "THE LEGEND DIES"


Legendary wrestler Randy Savage, known to fans as "Macho Man," died in a car accident in Tampa, Fla., on Friday, according to TMZ. He was 58.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, Savage was driving his Jeep Wrangler when he veered across a concrete median, through oncoming traffic, and "collided head-on with a tree" around 9:25 a.m. He was transported to Largo Medical Center, where he died. Savage's wife of one year, Lynn, was a passenger but sustained only minor injuries, according to TMZ. The police report noted that both Poffo and his wife were wearing seatbelts.
Savage's brother, Lanny Poffo told TMZ that the wrestler suffered a heart attack while he was driving and then lost control of the vehicle. The website also reported that doctors are scheduled to perform an autopsy on Saturday, May 21.
Frequent ring opponent Hulk Hogan tweeted: "I'm completely devastated, after over 10 years of not talking with Randy, we've finally started to talk and communicate. He had so much life in his eyes & in his spirit, I just pray that he's happy and in a better place and we miss him."
A spokesperson for World Wrestling Entertainment released a statement saying “WWE is saddened to learn of the passing of one of the greatest superstars of his time, Randy Poffo, a.k.a. Randy 'Macho Man' Savage. Poffo was under contract with WWE from 1985 to 1993 and held both the WWE and Intercontinental Championships. Our sincerest condolences go out to his family and friends. We wish a speedy recovery to his wife Lynn. Poffo will be greatly missed by WWE and his fans.”
And actor Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson tweeted:  "RIP Randy ‘Macho Man’ Savage - you were one of my childhood inspirations and heroes."
Savage joined the World Wrestling Federation in 1985 and became a star with the catchphrase "ooooooh yeaaaahhh." He also made a series of memorable TV commercials where he urged viewers to "snap into a Slim Jim."

Friday, 1 July 2011

HOW TO CREATE A BLOG


 How to Set Up a Blog, by Using Word Press
This beginners guide shows you exactly how to set up a blog (or website), from start to finish. I've omitted everything you don't need to know, so you can get your blog up and running as fast as possible.

We'll be using WordPress. It's by far the best and most popular blogging system.

Two ways to get a WordPress blog: Free, and self-hosted
You can get a free WordPress blog, but until you pay, your site will be at http://yourwebsite.theirwebsite.com, and it will display ads. All kinds of features (including adding video or audio, or choosing a layout outside the small selection offered) cost money.

This guide covers the better option, which is to use self-hosted WordPress. You do this by paying for "web hosting", and then putting (hosting) your WordPress blog there. This is very easy to do, and will cost you about $4-5 per month in total (£3 if you're in the UK). After this, everything is free. You'll have a .com (or any other) domain name, there will be no ads on your site, you can access all layouts and add-ons, and you can put anything you like on your site – without paying.

Many people have set up blogs by following these instructions. It's easy to set up a blog by following this guide, but if you ever get stuck, you can email me, and I'll let you know what you need to do.

The information in this guide is all free.

Setting up a blog, in a nutshell
Take note of this overview. It's important.

To set up a blog, you only need to do these two things:

Choose a domain name (i.e. something.com), and buy website hosting to put your blog on.
Use WordPress to create your blog.

Domain Name & Web Hosting
What is a domain name?
A domain name is the internet address of a website or blog. (For example, websitesetupguide.com is the domain name of this site.) You'll need to choose a domain name.
A domain name will cost around US$10-20 per year.
Some domain name advice
  • Your domain name should be simple, obvious, and as short as possible.
  • It's more important to make your domain name memorable and speakable than it is to make it accurate. Don't stuff your whole business name into your domain name. (e.g. Maude Smithers Landscaping & Gardening should use smitherslandscaping.com, not maudeslandandgdn.com)
  • Don't use numbers or dashes (without very good reason). They look gimmicky.
What is web hosting?
Web hosting is where your website (or blog) actually sits, on a computer, in a building somewhere, when you put it on the internet. It doesn't matter where in the world you're located, or where your web hosting is located.
Web hosting (and a domain name) are the only things you have to pay for, to set up a website. Everything else can be done for free.
Likely Cost: up to US$10 per month.
My recommendation for web hosting
Choosing a web hosting provider is not easy. There's a huge number of very similar web hosts out there, and 99% of the information about them is from dishonest "review" sites.
Feel free to do your own research into web hosting, but I think you'll find it mind-boggling.
On this site, I only promote one web host – the one I think is the best. After investigating all the major hosts, reading countless discussions, and doing my own investigation, I've come to the conclusion that the best web host is HostGator. Their prices are good, their tech support isn't outsourced, and they just seem to be be a high-quality and ethical company.
Sign up for web hosting, and begin
Make sure you visit HostGator through this link, because right now they're offering a discount, to readers of this guide.
I'd recommend signing up for the Hatchling plan, or if you intend to set up more than one website, sign up for the Baby plan.
Click here to sign up for HostGator hosting and domain name >>  (It should take about ten minutes. If you have any questions, you can talk to HostGator's Live Chat.)
If you'd like a 25% discount off the price, make sure you type in WebsiteSetupGuide when HostGator asks you for a coupon code (if it's not already written there.) Anyone can use this coupon code to get a discount. You can send it to friends or family.
If you use HostGator, I can tell you exactly what to do, to set up your website or blog.
What if I already have hosting, a website, or a domain I bought elsewhere?
Do this step if you already have a domain name or web hosting you bought elsewhere.
If you already have a domain name...
If you already have a domain name, and you don't want to sign up for a new one, that's fine. Just sign up with HostGator, then talk to their Live Chat. They'll help you connect your domain name to your new HostGator web hosting.
If you already have web hosting or a website...
If you have web hosting somewhere else, my guide won't really be able to help you. The settings are different for each web host, and I can only offer assistance to people who are actual or potential HostGator customers. However, if you do want to follow this guide, and set up your website right now, you can easily switch to HostGator. Just sign up with HostGator. If you already have a domain name you'd like to keep, talk to HostGator's Live Chat.
  

Thursday, 30 June 2011

3D Game


The origin of video games lies in early cathode ray tube-based missile defense systems in the late 1940s. These programs were later adapted into other simple games during the 1950s. By the late 1950s and through the 1960s, more computer games were developed (mostly on mainframe computers), gradually increasing in sophistication and complexity.[n 1] Following this period, video games diverged into different platforms: arcade, mainframe, console, personal computer and later handheld games.[1]
The first commercially viable video game was Computer Space in 1971, which laid the foundation for a new entertainment industry in the late 1970s within the United States, Japan, and Europe. The first major crash in 1977 occurred when companies were forced to sell their older obsolete systems flooding the market. Six years later a second, greater crash occurred. This crash—brought on largely by a flood of poor quality video games coming to the market—resulted in a total collapse of the console gaming industry in the United States, ultimately shifting dominance of the market from North America to Japan. While the crash killed the console gaming market, the computer gaming market was largely unaffected. Subsequent generations of console video games would continue to be dominated by Japanese corporations. Though several attempts would be made by North American and European companies, fourth generation of consoles, their ventures would ultimately fail.

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