Anhoni ko honi karde
Honi ko anhoni
Ek jaga jab jama ho teeno
Rajni, Ghajni aur Dhoni.....
Friday, March 18, 2011
Friday, March 11, 2011
Video Clip --- Japan Hit by Earthquake and Tsunami
Dear All
Please watch following Links of Japan Hit by Earthquake and Tsunami
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvbbp_Qcsx4&feature=player_embedded#t=69s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbMBFtFue60&feature=player_embedded#t=0s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKh-QaeT6rc&feature=player_embedded#t=0s
Monday, February 28, 2011
Eight Clues to Happiness
Eight Clues to Happiness
... By Khushwant Singh
Having lived a reasonably contented life, I was musing over what a person should strive for to achieve happiness. I drew up a list of a few essentials which I put forward for the readers' appraisal.1. First and foremost is GOOD HEALTH. If you do not enjoy good health you can never be happy. Any ailment, however trivial, will deduct from your happiness.
2. Second, A HEALTHY BANK BALANCE. It need not run into millions but should be enough to provide for creature comforts and something to spare for recreation, like eating out, going to the pictures, travelling or going on holidays on the hills or by the sea. Shortage of money can be only demoralizing. Living on credit or borrowing is demeaning and lowers one in one's own eyes.
3. Third, A HOME OF YOUR OWN. Rented premises can never give you the snug feeling of a nest which is yours for keeps that a home provides: if it has a garden space, all the better. Plant your own trees and flowers, see them grow and blossom, cultivate a sense of kinship with them.
4. Fourth, AN UNDERSTANDING COMPANION, be it your spouse or a friend. If there are too many misunderstandings, they will rob you of your peace of mind. It is better to be divorced than to bicker all the time.
5. Fifth, LACK OF ENVY towards those who have done better than you in life; risen higher, made more money, or earned more fame. Envy can be very corroding; avoid comparing yourself with others.
6. Sixth, DO NOT ALLOW OTHER PEOPLE to descend on you for gossip. By the time you get rid of them, you will feel exhausted and poisoned by their gossip-mongering.
7. Seventh, CULTIVATE SOME HOBBIES which can bring you a sense of fulfillment, such as gardening, reading, writing, painting, playing or listening to music. Going to clubs or parties to get free drinks or to meet celebrities is criminal waste of time.
8. Eighth, every morning and evening, devote 15 minutes to INTROSPECTION. In the morning, 10 minutes should be spent on stilling the mind and then five in listing things you have to do that day. In the evening, five minutes to still the mind again, and ten to go over what you had undertaken to do.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
lectures on your smartphone
IIT-B experts develop APP which can transform distance Education programmes.
Soon, watch lectures on your smartphone by Yogita Rao, Mumbai
Source: DNA Last Updated 08:22(10/02/11) http://daily.bhaskar.com/article/MAH-MUM-soon-watch-lectures-on-your-smartphone-1837064.html
Mumbai: Attending lectures in the classroom or via videoconferencing will be a thing of the past. Students can now watch lectures 'live' on their smartphones. Experts at the Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay (IIT-B) have developed an automated application, which will allow students to watch lectures on their cellphones.
What distinguishes the application from other ones is the display. The application will allow students to focus on any part of the video with a clear resolution.
Called lec-to-mobile, the application has the potential to reform distance education programmes in the country. The application, developed by a professor and students of the electrical engineering department of the institute, will soon be patented. The project will be officially launched on a public domain in the days to come.
"Lec-to-mobile is completely automated. It allows students to download any lecture. It could be a lecture going on or an earlier one. The students will be able to 'attend' the lecture as per the required resolution. The cursor will automatically move on the writing board and will also zoom in and out whenever required. They will be able to experience a live classroom on their cellphones," professor Subhasis Chaudhuri, the inventor of the application, told DNA.
At present, the application can be used on Android phones. However, it would soon be made available on windows application on cellphones as well. The beta version would be available for free initially, said Chaudhuri. "Distance education itself is a big sector now. Accessing lectures on the phone can help the sector in several ways," he said.
Lec-to-mobile will offer lectures only by those professors who are willing to upload them. The application would also provide lectures by companies who are providers of such sessions.
"It is the same format used by television channels. The shows are created and developed by a production house and then are taken by the channels. Lecture companies or institutes can exploit the application in many ways," Chaudhuri said.
"The idea is to make use of the limited amount of space that we have on cellphones," explained Rangan Banerjee, dean, research and development, IIT-B. "The team from the electrical engineering department has worked on the aspect of video resolution of the lectures. They are planning to put up the demo version on the public domain soon. The professor also has some patents on his name already."
Soon, watch lectures on your smartphone by Yogita Rao, Mumbai
Source: DNA Last Updated 08:22(10/02/11) http://daily.bhaskar.com/article/MAH-MUM-soon-watch-lectures-on-your-smartphone-1837064.html
Mumbai: Attending lectures in the classroom or via videoconferencing will be a thing of the past. Students can now watch lectures 'live' on their smartphones. Experts at the Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay (IIT-B) have developed an automated application, which will allow students to watch lectures on their cellphones.
What distinguishes the application from other ones is the display. The application will allow students to focus on any part of the video with a clear resolution.
Called lec-to-mobile, the application has the potential to reform distance education programmes in the country. The application, developed by a professor and students of the electrical engineering department of the institute, will soon be patented. The project will be officially launched on a public domain in the days to come.
"Lec-to-mobile is completely automated. It allows students to download any lecture. It could be a lecture going on or an earlier one. The students will be able to 'attend' the lecture as per the required resolution. The cursor will automatically move on the writing board and will also zoom in and out whenever required. They will be able to experience a live classroom on their cellphones," professor Subhasis Chaudhuri, the inventor of the application, told DNA.
At present, the application can be used on Android phones. However, it would soon be made available on windows application on cellphones as well. The beta version would be available for free initially, said Chaudhuri. "Distance education itself is a big sector now. Accessing lectures on the phone can help the sector in several ways," he said.
Lec-to-mobile will offer lectures only by those professors who are willing to upload them. The application would also provide lectures by companies who are providers of such sessions.
"It is the same format used by television channels. The shows are created and developed by a production house and then are taken by the channels. Lecture companies or institutes can exploit the application in many ways," Chaudhuri said.
"The idea is to make use of the limited amount of space that we have on cellphones," explained Rangan Banerjee, dean, research and development, IIT-B. "The team from the electrical engineering department has worked on the aspect of video resolution of the lectures. They are planning to put up the demo version on the public domain soon. The professor also has some patents on his name already."
Monday, February 14, 2011
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