In a recent article about Wikileaks disclosure of Indian Congress Party buying MPs to get confidence vote, there is a weird similarity between the articles of TOI and TheHindu. The content is exactly SAME!!.
Check the links below
The Hindu
Times of India
World Wide Web
I don't know what does that mean, whether they buy news from same source of copy each other like Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V this is how the headlines of our premier news papers are...
u·biq·ui·tous (y-bkw-ts)
adj.Being or seeming to be everywhere at the same time; omnipresent:
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Know your Mobile Inbox.
You probably have received SMS prefixed with LM, LD, TD, VM, EZ etc. Do you know what does that mean? Which service provider is sending you these messages.
I have found it decoded, please visit below link for more info:
Trip and Trace
I have found it decoded, please visit below link for more info:
Trip and Trace
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Day to Day Phrases Used in English
Common Phrases and Expressions in English (From the website http://www.world-english.org/common_phrases.htm)
Here are a few common phrases and expressions used by native speakers of English in their everyday speech. To suggest another or ask a language related question, click here.
Word/Expression: to wolf something down
Quick translation: to eat something quickly
Example: "I wolfed down that sandwich so quickly."
My interpretation: Wolves are known for eating their food quickly, for fear that another wolf will get to it before them. So to "wolf something down" is to eat as quickly as a wolf does.
Word/Expression: gotta
Quick translation: to have to/to need to
Example: "I gotta leave now."
Word/Expression: to go (expression used where food is sold)
Quick translation: to carry out/to take out with you
Example: a waiter or salesperson may ask "Would you like (your food) to go?"
Word/Expression: sick (when used to describe a person's mind or an event)
Quick translation: strange or perverted
Example: "That person is sick!" or "What he did to her is sick!"
Word/Expression: What's up?
Quick translation: a very casual way to say "Hi" or "How are you?" or "What is happening here?"
Word/Expression: handy
Quick translation: very useful, very industrious, or able to fix things themself
Example: "Her husband is very handy around the house."
Word/Expression: to catch a taxi / cab
to hail a cab/taxi
Quick translation: to get a taxi / cab
Example: "Let's catch a taxi to the restaurant."
Word/Expression: to catch a TV show/newstory/conversation
Quick translation: to hear or see something
Example: "Did you catch the news last night?"
Word/Expression: to have time
Quick translation: to have sufficient available time
Example: "If we have time, we can stay at the bar until 11:00 p.m."
Word/Expression: to threaten to kill someone
Quick translation: to be very mad with someone
Example: "I'm going to kill her when I see her."
Word/Expression: "Whatever floats your boat."
Quick translation: whatever pleases you
Example: "I'd prefer to go on Sunday." Response: "OK, whatever floats your boat."
Word/Expression: shaky/sketchy
Quick translation: unsafe, unclear, not a good idea
Examples: "I'm not sure what my boss wants me to do. His directions were a bit sketchy." OR "Should you go there? Isn't that neighborhood a bit shaky/sketchy?"
Word/Expression: "I'm outta here" (I am out of here)
Quick translation: I am leaving now
Word/Expression: guy/guys
Quick translation: a man/a group of men or a group of men AND women.
Examples: "Hi guys (men and/OR women)... what's up?" "That guy (man only) is strange." "Those guys (men, or group of men and women) are also coming with us."
Further clarification: Guy (singular) can only refer to a MAN. Guys (plural) can apply to a group of men and/or women.
Word/Expression: to double-check
Quick translation: to re-check or verify
Example: "You should double-check our bank account balance before we plan our vacation trip."
Word/Expression: "You gotta be kidding me."
Quick translation: "You must be joking." OR "What you are saying cannot be true."
Word/Expression: gonna (pronounced like "gunna")
Quick translation: going to ....
Example: "I'm gonna clean the bathroom today."
Here are a few common phrases and expressions used by native speakers of English in their everyday speech. To suggest another or ask a language related question, click here.
Word/Expression: to wolf something down
Quick translation: to eat something quickly
Example: "I wolfed down that sandwich so quickly."
My interpretation: Wolves are known for eating their food quickly, for fear that another wolf will get to it before them. So to "wolf something down" is to eat as quickly as a wolf does.
Word/Expression: gotta
Quick translation: to have to/to need to
Example: "I gotta leave now."
Word/Expression: to go (expression used where food is sold)
Quick translation: to carry out/to take out with you
Example: a waiter or salesperson may ask "Would you like (your food) to go?"
Word/Expression: sick (when used to describe a person's mind or an event)
Quick translation: strange or perverted
Example: "That person is sick!" or "What he did to her is sick!"
Word/Expression: What's up?
Quick translation: a very casual way to say "Hi" or "How are you?" or "What is happening here?"
Word/Expression: handy
Quick translation: very useful, very industrious, or able to fix things themself
Example: "Her husband is very handy around the house."
Word/Expression: to catch a taxi / cab
to hail a cab/taxi
Quick translation: to get a taxi / cab
Example: "Let's catch a taxi to the restaurant."
Word/Expression: to catch a TV show/newstory/conversation
Quick translation: to hear or see something
Example: "Did you catch the news last night?"
Word/Expression: to have time
Quick translation: to have sufficient available time
Example: "If we have time, we can stay at the bar until 11:00 p.m."
Word/Expression: to threaten to kill someone
Quick translation: to be very mad with someone
Example: "I'm going to kill her when I see her."
Word/Expression: "Whatever floats your boat."
Quick translation: whatever pleases you
Example: "I'd prefer to go on Sunday." Response: "OK, whatever floats your boat."
Word/Expression: shaky/sketchy
Quick translation: unsafe, unclear, not a good idea
Examples: "I'm not sure what my boss wants me to do. His directions were a bit sketchy." OR "Should you go there? Isn't that neighborhood a bit shaky/sketchy?"
Word/Expression: "I'm outta here" (I am out of here)
Quick translation: I am leaving now
Word/Expression: guy/guys
Quick translation: a man/a group of men or a group of men AND women.
Examples: "Hi guys (men and/OR women)... what's up?" "That guy (man only) is strange." "Those guys (men, or group of men and women) are also coming with us."
Further clarification: Guy (singular) can only refer to a MAN. Guys (plural) can apply to a group of men and/or women.
Word/Expression: to double-check
Quick translation: to re-check or verify
Example: "You should double-check our bank account balance before we plan our vacation trip."
Word/Expression: "You gotta be kidding me."
Quick translation: "You must be joking." OR "What you are saying cannot be true."
Word/Expression: gonna (pronounced like "gunna")
Quick translation: going to ....
Example: "I'm gonna clean the bathroom today."
Friday, September 10, 2010
How to perform Ganesh Puja Ritual
Below is the link which provide valuable information about Ganesh Idol Estaiblishment and Prayer:
Procedure of Ganesh Puja
Procedure of Ganesh Puja
Monday, June 14, 2010
Truth...
बड़े लोगो से मिलने में हमेशा फासला रखना
जहां दरिया समंदर से मिला, दरिया नहीं रहता
Translation:
Always keep distance while you meet super-ordinates
When river meets an ocean it is no more called a river
जहां दरिया समंदर से मिला, दरिया नहीं रहता
Translation:
Always keep distance while you meet super-ordinates
When river meets an ocean it is no more called a river
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Is AI the wave of future?
Definitely!, who want to apply brain in all the activities of day to day life. Don't you wish that your car could run automatically, don't you wish somebody to cook as you like without bugging you all the time? Do you want to go back to old old old world without auto-pilots, mercury for fever, convergence of mobile-phone to divergence of radio, records and cameras?
Can't imagine future human being without a wave of AI...
Can't imagine future human being without a wave of AI...
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