Ayurvedic Home Remedies

Allergies: Chandan (Sandalwood): 1 tbsp mixture of lime juice in sandalwood paste could be applied.

Anxiety: 1 tsp dried amla powder could be soaked in one cup of water overnight to which 1/8 tsp of black pepper powder and 2 tsp of lime juice added. The mixture is diluted as required for consumption.

Arthritis: Mixture of powders of 6 tsp each ginger, caraway seeds and 3 tsp black pepper could be taken in 1/2 tsp dosage along with water twice daily.

Asthma: Boiled milk with turmeric powder (haldi) (1 tsp) added could be taken instead of coffee or tea in the morning and night.

Backache / Back Pain: Two or three cloves (Garlic) should be taken every morning.

An oil prepared form garlic and rubbed on the back will give a good result in backache. An boil oil mix with Camphor & apply on your Back. Ginger paste and eucalyptus oil could be applied on the affected area.

Baldness: Coriander seeds (dhania) soaked in water with addition of 1 tsp dried amla powder, overnight & the filtered liquid could be taken every morning.

Blackheads, Pimples: Fresh leaf of fenugreek crushed and ground to form a fine paste could be applied on a face and allowed to remain overnight and washed off in the morning.

Blood Purification: A pinch of saffron (kesar) could be taken along with milk daily.

Body Odor: Add a tablespoon of sandalwood paste in a glass of lime juice.

Cough: Add a pinch of salt with two pinches of turmeric powder to one glass of warm water and gurgle.

Add a gram of turmeric (haldi) powder to a teaspoon of honey for curing dry cough. Also chew a cardamom for a long time.

Cold: Mix a gram of dalchini powder with a teaspoon of honey to curb a cold. Prepare a cup of tea to which you should add ginger, clove, bay leaf and black pepper. This should be consumed twice a day. Reduce the intake as the cold disappears.

Cholesterol: Butter Milk in which 1/4 tsp pepper powder and 1 tbsp of finely chopped onions could be taken.

Constipation: 1 Cup lime juice water could be taken early morning

Dandruff: Boil the fresh neem leaves in water for 1/2 hour. Filter the liquid & cool, apply the juice on hair and soak for 10 minutes. Wash it away while bathing.

Depression: A pinch of finely powdered cardamom seeds could be taken mixed with black tea.

Diabetes: The best remedy for this disease is the bitter gourd, better known as ‘karela’. Eat this vegetable as often as you can or have at least one tablespoon of karela juice daily to reduce blood sugar levels in your blood and urine.

Along with above tip,  take ten tulsi leaves, ten neem leaves and ten belpatras with a glass of water early morning on an empty stomach. It will work wonders in keeping your sugar levels under control.

Consume 2 cloves of garlic with water every morning on an empty stomach. Garlic helps in reducing blood sugar levels.

Eat 5-10 grams of jamun seed powder every morning. It directly works on the pancreas.

Ear Disease: Decoction prepared from tender leaves of Neem, when warm, could be used as ear drops.

Falling Hair: Massage the scalp frequently with a little almond oil.

Fatigue: Rasam prepared from ghee fried, 1/2 tsp each of Coriander seeds, Cumin seeds, Black pepper, Tail Pepper and Thuvar dal could be taken as an appetizer or mixed with steamed rice.

Fever: Boiling root powder in water to prepare a concentrate (1 cup reduced to ½) could be taken, with a little sugar added, daily morning on the empty stomach.

Headache: Take frequently fresh juice of ripe Pomegranate.

Heart Attack: 1/2 tsp garlic powder could be taken every day.

Hypertension: 3 or 4 cloves of Garlic finely chopped and boiled in milk could be taken every night.

Indigestion: 5 to 6 Garlic cloves, crushed could be taken with honey once a day.

Itching: Apply neem oil to the affected area. Or make a fresh paste of some neem leaves and apply externally. Boil neem leaves in the hot water used for your bath. Also eat a teaspoon of neem juice along with sugar for quick relief.

Injury: For any cut or wound, apply turmeric powder to the injured portion to stop the bleeding. It also works as an antiseptic. You can tie a bandage after applying haldi.

Insomnia: Blanched Almonds ground along with 1tsp Khas khas in ½ cup of milk like a paste, could be applied on palms and soles at bedtime.

Jaundice: Mixture of Pudina, Lime and Ginger juice mixed with honey, could be taken frequently.

Low Blood Pressure: Tulsi juice mixed with honey could be taken.

Malaria Fever: Water, in a mud pot, soaked with Nirgundi leaves, to which ½ tsp black cumin seeds are added could be taken.

Muscular Pain: Turmeric and Ginger mixed and ground to form a paste could be applied.

Nausea: Water mixed with powder of fried cloves (2 pinches taken)

Nervousness: 6 to 8 blanched Almonds, 1 tsp rice and 1 or 2 tbsp juice of banana flower, all mixed and ground, could be taken with milk once every day for 40 days.

Toothache: Chew a clove or dip a piece of cotton wool in clove oil and place on the aching tooth for best results.

Ice is excellent in numbing nerve endings. Try to compress the affected area with ice. But if it aggravates the pain, discontinue it.

Computer Maintenance Tips

Minimize Crashes and Crash Damage:

1. Always shut the PC down properly. Windows creates temporary files that need to be closed before you turn off your machine. If you just throw the switch, these files are left in limbo. Not only might you lose program data that has not been saved, but it’s possible that badly written programs could be left in an unusable state.

2. When using Dial-Up Networking, do not physically disconnect your phone line from the PC before shutting down your connection. Windows can get hang waiting on the COM port.

3. Let Scandisk run during boot-up if your machine requires it.

4. Store data files on a different partition from the operating system. If Windows does crash and needs to be reinstalled, you won’t lose data.

5) Using Network: If you’re on a network, keep a copy of all your network settings (IP address, DNS, gateway, network card settings, and so on) handy.

Survey Says Age 33 is the busiest time of our lives

A survey has suggested that 33 is the age when we are the busiest in our lives, with hardly any time to balance our busy work, family and social activities.

So much so, a third of 33-year-olds say they get an average of only five hours sleep a night, reports The Daily Mail.

66percent people claim that they spend more than 38 hours a week in the office and 60 per cent are forced to double bookwork and social appointments to try to squeeze everything in.

Fifty-six per cent regularly need to take work home to complete it, according to the study conducted by Hotmail.

Ninety per cent of 33-year-old women in the survey said they thought they were busier than men of the same age.

But there’s some good news – once we hit 55 the pressures on our lives get easier, largely because our careers have peaked by then and our children have left home. At that age we have an average of one hour and 23 minutes to ourselves each day.

“We also must organise ourselves during particularly busy periods in our lives to ensure we can enjoy life and get the balance right. Too much work and no play should not be an option,” said TV presenter and actress Lisa Rogers.

Source:  Yahoo News

List of Social Bookmarking Sites

1. Allmyfavorites - Create an organized page for your bookmarks that you can share with friends and family, access from any computer.
2. Backflip – Check out the most popular links each day, set “The Daily Routine” as your homepage so you can visit your must stop sites each day with ease.
3. Barksbookmarks – is a website that combines social bookmarking, blogging, RSS, and non-hierarchical editorial control.
4. Bibsonomy - BibSonomy is run by the Knowledge Data Engineering Group of the University of Kassel, Germany. Its specifically designed for researchers, in sharing bookmarks and bibliographies.
5. Blinklist – Social bookmarking with slick interface and new ways for organizing tags.
6. Blinkpro – Dynamic folders, bookmark all links of a page plus all the usual features.
7. Blipoo - Meet Blipoo, a social bookmarking site for “cool” people sharing “cool” stories. It claims to help bloggers drive more traffic to their blog because they allow self promotion..
8. Blogbookmark – Designed specifically for Blog hunters, BlogBookmark.com claims to have the hottest news, gossip, and blog chatter from around the web. I highly suggest that mainstream bloggers bookmark their entires here.
9. Blog-buzz – Similar to Digg, but for blog posts.
10. Blogmarks - Save your bookmarks, tag them with keywords for easy searching amongst your list, share with others.
11. Blogrush - The fastest and easiest way to drive traffic to your blog automatically. Not actually a social bookmark site but helps a lot in building traffic to your blog.
12. Bluedot - Tabbed user page showing a network of friends, bookmarks, and related tags. Allows you to import contacts from all the major mail services such as GMail and Yahoo.
13. Blurpalicious – Get Blurped! Not too different from other social bookmarks, but I love the tagline.
14. Bmaccess – Bookmark a site, add tags, when you look up a tag, you get the names and a little thumbnail image of the site along with it.
15. Bookkit – BookKit.com is an absolutely free web service designed to facilitate bookmark (favorites) management needs.
16. Bookmarkall – Organizer for bookmarks, calendar, diary and knowledge.
17. Bookmarktracker – Free online storage, management, synchronizing and RSS sharing of your bookmarks.
18. Bookmax – You can store your bookmarks and links to your favorite sites online and access them from wherever you are : basic Social Bookmarking.
19. Buddymarks – The online personal, group and social bookmarks manager.
20. Bukmark - Bukmark is a social bookmarking website.
21. Buzka – is a free and easy way to share your favorite web stuff. You can save and organize all your favorite web pages by creating Spots on any interest or topic.
22. Chipmark – Browse random “chipmarks”, share them, sort, filter, and get personal recommendations.
23. Citeulike - Social bookmarking for academic papers.
24. Claimid – Manage your online identity. Although this is not a normal social bookmarking site, users can bookmark sites which reference their identity and build backlinks in this fashion.
25. Clipclip - Like an online scrapbook, you clip out the part of the site you want, then share it with whomever you want, and discover new places to visit.
26. Clipmarks – Allows you to clip just the chosen bits of a webpage, save them to the main website, or even insert them into your own blog. Think of it as fancy block quoting.
27. Cloudytags - A unique word analyzer connects to your page, gets all the words and suggest you the real tags your site is showing to the world.
28. Complore – 10MB of file storage, public & private sharing, tag cloud, popular feeds and more.
29. Connectbean - A themed social bookmarking site for enterprise-scale business.
30. Connectedly – Import your bookmarks, batch edit them, check in on hot topics.
31. Connotea – A themed social bookmarking site specifically for researchers, clinicians and scientists.
32. Contentpop – It has the latest Web 2.0 features such as social bookmarking, blogging & RSS. It also uses the word POP in the title which means it must be good.
33. Corank – coRank is a site where you can share whatever you find interesting on the web with people who value your opinion.
34. Crowdfound – CrowdFound is essentially a social bookmarking website, but with a different vision in mind.
35. De.lirio.us – Social Bookmarking, Tagging, Blogging & Notes. Mmmmmm, Notes.
36. Del.icio.us – You add your bookmarks and access them from anywhere. Check out what others are saving and see where it takes you.
37. Digg - Synonymous with social bookmarking: you Digg a story, others Digg it, the more popular it gets the better chance it has of hitting the first page.
38. Digmypage - Build links, increase traffic, and make money. A fast growing new social bookmark site.
39. Diigo – Highlight portions of a page, write on it like you would a piece of paper, share with your group, and search all publicly saved pages.
40. Dzone – Fresh links for developers.
41. Easybm – Allows users to bookmark their frequently visited sites on their private page, allowing 1-click access to their favorite web sites.
42. Ecites - Organize your bookmarks by tags, add comments and notes, share publicly, subscribe to certain tags so you can be notified when a new site is added that may interest you.
43. Enroll - Social bookmarking system based in India.
44. Entrecard – Not actaually a social bookmark site but rather a great traffic tool for bloggers. Like blogrush but in my own opinion more effective.
45. Ez4u Social Bookmarking - Ez4u to Bookmark : “Ez4u to Organize Ez4u to Share with Others Ez4u to Remember”.
46. Fark – Social bookmarling community.
47. Favoor – Favoor is your personalized new start page. Collect your favorite internet addresses.
48. Feedmarker – A free, Web based RSS/ATOM aggregator and bookmarks manager.
49. Feedmelinks – All the usual social bookmarking goodies, but you can also add links via email.
50. Flipskipper – social bookmarking manager that allows users to pull concurrent searches from Yahoo!, Google News, and del.icio.us when surfing.
51. Folkd – Folkd is a social web-service about pages, news, audios, videos and blogs.
52. Frassle – Frassle helps you read and publish weblogs, track bookmarks, and find relevant content organized your way.
53. Freelink – Freelink.org provides free pages of links that you can access anywhere at anytime.
54. Freezilla – FreeZilla claims to be the first Web 2.0 freebies and promotions social networking site.
55. Friendsite – Get free storage and share your photos & videos, get your own url and customize your page, create free evites and invitations, add friends, message people, create discussion forums and groups, blog, share and store your bookmarks & much more…
56. Fropjack – FropJack.com is a social content website and owned by the ExactSeek company.
57. Fungow – Fungow was designed to help better organize and keep track of your bookmarks.
58. Furl – Not only can you do the standard bookmarking and sharing, you can save archived versions of a webpage and even export all your saved pages to a ZIP file.
59. Fuzzfizz – FuzzFizz is a brand new social bookmarking site, where users vote for the most interesting and important news stories.
60. Gather - Gather is a place to contribute articles and content, blog, tag and connect with people who share your passions. (Plus you can link out from the articles in this authority site).
61. Getboo – GetBoo.com is yet another free online bookmarking service which allows you to store, edit and retrieve your bookmarks from anywhere online.
62. Givealink – Donate your bookmarks to this site to help them recommend sites and get a better understanding of how each person bookmarks.
63. Hanzoweb – Hanzoweb – Bookmark, tag & share knowledge online
64. Hyperlinkomatic – Hyperlinkomatic – bookmark list manager.
65. I89 - Export to several formats, see popular & recent bookmarks, ability to shorten URLs.
66. Icio - Danish Bookmarking engine.
67. Ideanotes German - Social notes manager. Easy integration of references to books, news and articles.
68. Ikeepbookmarks – Folders, search folder names and more.
69. Iloggo – Simple web based bookmarking tool that you can use f
70. Indiagram – Allows social bookmarking. Aim is to develop a community that shares information about websites on diverse topics.
71. Jigg – Jigg.in is a socializing community with the latest stories / news submitted by users and has a familiar name
72. Jots - Jots is a collaborative bookmarking system that allows you to Store, Share and Discover relevant links. Store your own links and choose whether to share them with the world, with a select group of people or just for yourself to use.
73. Jumptags – Jumptags.com is a revolutionary Web 2.0 social bookmarking web service for collecting, storing, sharing and distributing web bookmarks, notes, RSS feeds, contacts, and much more. Based on AJAX and other next generation web development techniques.
74. Kinja – Kinja is a blog guide, collecting news and commentary from some of the best sites on the web.
75. Leze - German Internet Bookmarking Service.
76. Librarything – Deli.cio.us for books. Cataloging based on some 30+ libraries using the Z39.50 protocol.
77. Lifelogger – LifeLogger is a great way to keep things that matter to you alive and sparkling.” And worth considering in a bookmarking campaign.
78. Lilisto - Lilisto lets you store, manage and find your favorite links (or bookmarks) and removes the need to maintain them through your browser.
79. Limca Bookmarks - another new social bookmarking site.
80. Linkagogo – Favorites and Social Bookmarking Application, its unique dynamic toolbars automatically adapt themselves.
81. Linkatopia – Keep private, share, mark as friends only, edit bookmark dates.
82. Linkblog – Portuguese Social Bookmarking
83. Linkfilter – Linkfilter.net is just what the name implies, a link filter. All links are posted and moderated by users. Links can be ranked on several levels: clicks, votes, age, or a combination of all three called points.
84. Linkkarera - German Social Bookmarking site.
85. Linkroll – Links open in new window, subscribe to tags, browse by archives.
86. Linksnarf - Social link sharing with groups of friends.
87. Linkswarm – Our little collection of links has been prepared by vast forces of evil to allow you a little pleasure. We want to make it all worthwhile for you, so sign up. I
88. Listerlister – ListerLister is a social list building community where you can create, add to, and vote for both lists and the items added to them.
89. Loom Delymyth - Collaborative bookmarking application written in PHP.
90. Ma.gnolia – Discuss all the saved bookmarks in groups, see what the Featured Linker is all about, join discussions in the Hot Group.
91. Markaboo – MarkaBoo is tool for saving websites, files, and notes from your browser, email or mobile phone.
92. Marktd – Marktd is a reference & voting system that highlights marketing articles considered valuable by the marketing community.
93. Memfrag - MemFrag stores your favorites personal notes, making them globally accessible from any computer.
94. Memotoo – Lets users centralize and share your personal data.
95. Mister Wong – Bookmark and tag, search for tags that interest you, make buddies with people who have interesting saved sites.
96. Mixx – An up and coming bookmarking and social news sharing network which should rival Digg, Reddit and others, Mixx blends popular photos, videos and stories.
97. Mobleo – Allows you to easily add, organize, and share your mobile phone bookmarks with your friends using your desktop computer.
98. Multiply – Florida-based social network Multiply, which reports nearly 3 million users and $6 million in funding,opened its social bookmarking site recently and has done well. Definite authority.
99. Murl – My URLs is a free online bookmarks manager, think of it as a bookmarks community.
100. Mybookmarks - MyBookmarks is a free Internet service that allows you to keep your browser bookmarks and favorites online so you can access them from anywhere.
101. Myhq - Store your bookmarks in one central location. Fast, text-based, banner free
102. Mylinkvault – A free online bookmark manager. Other bookmark managers can be so clumsy to use – trying to rearrange your bookmarks can be slow and frustrating.
103. Myprogs - Social bookmarking for programs you use.
104. Mysitevote – MySiteVote is a community where you can vote your favorite site/s and view how popular a site is.
105. Myvmarks – An online bookmark and online favorites manager.
106. Myweb Yahoo – One button click adds your bookmarks to the search engine giants system, features duplicate detection to help you keep your bookmarks tidy.
107. Mywebdesktop – A collaboration and communication tool, designed to be as generic and easy to use as a telephone and email.
108. Netscape - A former contender in the browser wars, and the “mother” of Mozilla, it’s now a a social news aggregator with voting of stories similar to Digg.
109. Netvouz – Save your bookmarks in folders, tag them with keywords, share them with others or password protect them.
110. Networkmenus – Social Bookmarking within a web browser toolbar.
111. Newscloud – Provides community-based media distribution services and solutions along with BitTorrent hosting and consulting for individuals and organizations of all sizes.
112. Newsvine – Users can write articles on current news events, save links to external content; vote, comment and chat on article pages created by both users and by journalists.
113. Newsweight – NewsWeight is a democratic news, information, and entertainment resource.
114. Nextaris – Folders, tags, clippings; store up to 100MB for free.
115. Oyax - A fast and quick social categorized bookmarking service with groups.
116. Philoi – Person-to-person link sharing community. Save bookmarks and share links with your friends.
117. Plugim – PlugIM is a user driven internet marketing community. Submit content, share articles, comment on projects and promote your favorites to the front page. If its internet marketing related, plug it on PlugIM.
118. Propeller – One of the most active and professional bookmarking site today.
119. Quikieclick - QuickieClick is a second generation social bookmarking website with a visual twist.
120. Rawsugar – Can cluster your tags for you based on recommendations by other users.
121. Reader2 – Share the list of books you read or recommend, find new books by tags/authors. Multilanguage.
122. Reddit – You vote up or down on a story making it move around on the home page.
123. Searchles – Owned by the DumbFind search engine, in my opinion Searchles is a much overlooked bookmarking tool and loved by Google, Yahoo and the other major search engines with its passing of link juice and high rankings for terms within search results themselves.
124. Segnalo - Italian Social bookmarking site.
125. Shadows – Share your already existing bookmarks, discuss and rate sites and see what you can find.
126. Shoutwire – Similar to Digg, except instead of “Digging a story”, you “shout it”. Still a way to vote on unique Internet news stories.
127. Simpy – This social bookmarker does all the usual plus detects links that have changed, and distributes your bookmarks via your blog’s RSS if you like.
128. Sitebar - A solution for people who use multiple browsers or computers and want to have their bookmarks available from anywhere without need to synchronize them
129. Sitejot – Free online bookmark manager. Like every other social bookmarking site, it allows users to manage all of their bookmarks online in one convenient place.
130. Sitestagger – SiteTagger.com is a bookmark/favorite organizer. You can bookmark websites you find on the internet via a simple button/favlet/bookmarklet that you can add to your browser link bar.
131. Sk-rt – is a social media ranking platform of “pure goodness”, targeted towards women. Given the right story, Sk*rt can send A LOT of targeted traffic.
132. Slashdot – The godfather of social news, SlashDot bookmarks are still quite powerful .. keep in mind the site has a heavy slant towards Linux and Open Source issues.
133. SocialBookmarking – User and global tag cloud, blogs, social networking, avatars and more.
134. Socialdanger – SocialDanger is a Web 2.0 open source content management system
135. Socialogs A Digg - like Social Bookmarking Service.
136. Sphinn – Very popular search marketing oriented social news and discussion site run via the Pligg system.
137. Spotback – Spotback is a personalized rating system that recommends relevant content based on personal rating history using collaborative filtering and aggregated knowledge technologies..
138. Spotplex – What people most read today.
139. Spurl – You can upload your existing bookmarks to get started, add more for centralized access, check out hot lists and recommendations.
140. Startaid – I’ve noticed that StartAid bookmark pages rank highly in Google and other search engines. This basic bookmarking service allows users to describe, tag and categorize sites.
141. Stumbleupon – Lets you “channel surf” the Internet and review sites; it learns what you like and recommends more of the same.
142. Stylehive – The Stylehive is a collection of all the best products, brands, designers and stores discovered and tagged by the Hive community
143. Sync2it - Effortless social bookmarking, millions of hand-picked sites, real-time RSS feeds, public & private collections. Features automatic clustering technology.
144. Syncone – SyncOne is an Internet aggregator of bookmarking and browsing.
145. tagfacts Basic bookmarking and tagging, a social knowledge base.
146. Taggly – Store, share and tag your favorite links
147. Taghop -Taghop is a collaborative thoughtblog. A thoughtblog is a combination of some of the existing ideas behind blogs, with some ideas of its own. It is a web site, search engine, wiki, blogging system, social network and community site all rolled into one – o
148. Tagne – TagNe.ws is user-submitted, community voted links and resources related to SEO, Blogging, RSS, Tagging, Internet Marketing and more.
149. Tagtooga – Says that this bookmarking engine can be used to discover great sites difficult to find in Google/Yahoo by browsing categories.
150. Tagza – A very young Social Book marking web site mostly being used by Indian and Pakistani web masters.
151. Tailrank – Tailrank finds the best content from thousands of blogs so you don’t have to!
152. Technorati- The best place to advertise your site. Technorati is the most realibale authority in sites’ ranking.
153. Tedigo – Personal and social bookmarking in Spanish and English made simple.
154. Thethingsiwant – Universal wishlist service with Social Bookmarking and RSS feeds.
155. Thinkpocket - Lets users pocket websites you find valuable. It is a web service that aims to help store, organize and share your favorite sites
156. Thoof – Add news stories you find interesting, anyone can “improve” the article by fixing the URL, editing the summary and more.
157. Totalpad - TotalPad is a new online news and article community where people are free to voice their opinions
158. Unalog – A basic social bookmarking site, but with the ability to look back at specific days and see what was going on.
159. Urlex – Inbox, group creation, directory, all of the usual features, plus being able to send your RSS feed to the site.
160. Uvouch – Another basic social bookmarking site, users can save their findings with one click, at one place and access it from anywhere.
161. Voteboat- VoteBoat is a user-controlled rating and voting site.
162. Votelists – VoteLists lets users create a list of rankable items. Other can add items, comment on them, rate them and more!
163. Vuju - Vuju allows user to submit/publish content which can be tagged and promoted.
164. Wazima – Coupons clipped by robots. Wazima scours the web and shows you the deals you are most interested in.
165. Web-feeds - Web Feeds is a social bookmark site with a difference, users moderate and decide which items make it to the home page
166. Wetogether – Social bookmarking site where people will have great opportunities to promote their own sites.
167. Wink - A social search engine where users can share results and answer questions. Users build profiles which can link out to bookmark pages or other web sites (hint hint).:
168. Wirefan – You can vote on links as well as add thumbnails for sites.
169. Wists – Visual bookmarks, wishlists, photoblogs.
170. Wurldbook – Share web references and rss feeds with others and more
171. Xilinus – Organize and manage bookmarks online.

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Miss World 2010 Winner Alexandria Mills

Miss world 2010 Alexandria Mills

Miss world 2010 gala event kicked off with a traditional Chinese dance, followed by the preface of the 120 contestants from across the globe.  An American Teenager Alexandria Mills was crowned as Miss World 2010 on Saturday 30th October. Miss Botswana Emma Wareus was named the 1st runner-up and Miss Venezuela Adriana Vasini was named the 2^nd runner up.

The jury comprises earlier Miss World winners Denise Perrier Lanfranchi (1953), Ann Sidney (1964), Mary Stävin (1977), Agbani Darego (2001) and Maria Julia Mantilla (2004).

The 18 year old Alexandria Mills depicted herself as a positive, spontaneous, open minded and outgoing person according to the reports.

India 2010 miss India world Manasvi Mangai failed to find a place in the top 20. Manasvi danced to the classical number “Dhai Shyam Rok Lai “from the famous 2002 film Devdas.

Miss World Alexandria Mills a high school graduate became the 60^th woman to triumph the blue placed on her head by Miss World 2009 Kaiane Aldorino from Gibraltar.

How to invest in Share market

We need to think twice before investing money in share market. Share market is the place where ever one likes to earn money easily. But it all depends on the knowledge, luck, global issues, other country economical market, currency variations, and many other things. Share market is a place to get by watching on the system.

There are different types of sectors to invest in  the share market like Real Estate, Oil and Refinery, Steel and infrastructure, Food production companies, Finance, Information Technology, Jewelry, medical drugs companies, banks, insurance companies etc. You need to decide which company to invest by yourself. You can take some suggestions from the experts, but final decision is yours.

You can do the research by knowing about the companies or browsing on the internet. You can search for company back ground, how good returns people are getting in the companies, ups and downs etc. Always go for long term investments. If you go for the mid cap stocks that will not go worse in the future. If you go for large companies, either they may go up or come down drastically like any thing. You will be affected if you got loose in these investments.

A broker is the person who handles all the transactions for you when you are investing money. You have different types of brokers like I said to you before they will be charging for all the things choosing companies, experts suggestions etc and you can rely on them confidently. But it all depends on the market fluctuations. Some brokers charge you less amount; you will not get any expert suggestions here.

You need to understand the market before investing in the stock market and other investment opportunities. If you decide to purchase shares you have two ways to go. You can register with any brokerage company and you can go for full service brokerage and you can leave it in their hands. If money is consideration for you, you can go with a discount brokerage. Here you won’t get all the services like experts suggestions etc; they don’t offer the assistance like full service brokerages.

If you have more money in your saving account. It is better to go and invest your money in share market, because your money can be increased by a substantial amount. You will get very less amount for saving account (i.e. up to 2.5 %). If you invest in the share market, you may get annual returns up to 10 % or more than that.

There is always risk in anything you do. You need to more concentrate on the share market, before buying shares of any company.

You need to understand some basics when you invest in share market .

1) Learn more about stocks and you need to know why companies issue them to us.

2) You need to know all the risks which you need to take in the future? It all depends on many factors like currency trading, foreign company investments, etc.

3) How much you are going to invest and how long you want to invest this money.

4) If you invest money in the share market, you can reduce your tax amount.

Note: Please take your Financial Adviser Suggestion before you take any decision.

Article by Kranthi Seo Consultant

Places to visit in Goa

Goa is the Famous Tourist place in India where we will find a Blend of Traditional and Modern aspects of life. The major tourist attractions in goa are undoubtedly its Sunbathed beaches , but that is not goa all about,  Goa had a rich past, legacy of which is still seen in its Monuments.

Goa has Plush beaches and other hand we can see natural landscapes that make us wonder. Mostly churches peppered all over the tourist map of Goa, India. The waterfalls, the forests, the spice farms, all are unique in their own way and are a must visit on tour to Goa. Visit to Goa is an experience that you will cherish for a lifetime. Goa is a place where joy knows no boundary.While touring to Goa have a glimpse into its rich culture and heritage.

Some of the Important Beaches to visit in goa are:

• Baga Beach
• Bogmolo Beach
• Cavelosim Beach
• Colva Beach
• Miramar Beach
• Vagator Beach
• Anjuna Beach
• Benaulim Beach
• Calangute Beach
• Chopara Beach
• Dona Paula Beach
• Pololem Beach
• Varca Beach

How to Relax at Home

Women should know how to relax at home, many women try ways to unwind from stress brought about by daily routine life. Many women try to go to spa for services to get relax, making each spa trip a relaxing indulgence that is truly worth getting addicted to. Sometimes, however, we do not need to go to the spa just to rest and loosen up. We can do that inside our very homes. Going to the spa for some time off for you is always a good idea. However, the idea behind relaxing is spending some time not really doing anything and just letting the body rest. You can always do this at home if you do not feel like going to the spa.

Ways to relax at home is to just sit with your feet soaked in warm water mixed with spa salts and essential oils. When the skin of your feet is all soaked and soft, you can scrub away at the calluses and thickened layers of dead skin with glee. Afterwards, you can treat yourself with a nice pedicure. Arrange dinner by using Use aromatic mood candles instead of the glaring fluorescent lights. This experience will surely leave your stomach filled and your soul refreshed. Spend afternoon eating your favorite snacks,

For once; keep your mind focused on something that is not even remotely related to work. Perhaps you can try lying in bed with head directed towards the foot of the bed and your feet up on the headboard and flat against the wall. Let your arms rest at your sides away from your body and breathe deeply. Savor the relaxing feeling of blood flowing from your legs to your head. It is a great way to de-stress the body. During holidays when you need not attend for office, you can just sit back and breathe the morning air while watching your neighbors jog or walk their dogs. The body needs to relax every once in a while so it can continue functioning properly, without falling to any illness brought about by stress.