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My Creations is my blog to share my thought with the world. Sometimes a new idea to write something strikes my mind and I want to share that with the world, I post that here. I guess there are a lot of people of similar thinking out there. Hope, to connect with more such people and gain and share what we think of different aspects of our lives.

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2-Trailer

Enjoy it. Just click the link below to reach the video:




Regards,
Nikhil

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

New Product Announcement



Announcing the new Built-in Orderly Organized Knowledge device, otherwise known as the BOOK.



It’s a revolutionary breakthrough in technology: no wires, no electric circuits, no batteries, nothing to be connected or switched on. It’s so easy to use even a child can operate it. Just lift its cover. Compact and portable, it can be used anywhere -- even sitting in an armchair by the fire -- yet it is powerful enough to hold as much information as a CD-ROM disk.



Here’s how it works: each BOOK is constructed of sequentially numbered sheets of paper (recyclable), each capable of holding thousands of bits of information. These pages are locked together with a custom-fit device called a binder which keeps the sheets in their correct sequence. By using both sides of each sheet, manufacturers are able to cut costs in half.



Each sheet is scanned optically, registering information directly into your brain. A flick of the finger takes you to the next sheet. The BOOK may be taken up at any time and used by merely opening it. The "Browse" feature allows you to move instantly to any sheet, and move forward or backward as you wish. Most come with an "index" feature, which pinpoints the exact location of any selected information for instant retrieval.



An optional "BOOKmark" accessory allows you to open the BOOK to the exact place you left it in a previous session -- even if the BOOK has been closed. BOOKmarks fit universal design standards; thus a single BOOKmark can be used in BOOKs by various manufacturers.



Portable, durable and affordable, the BOOK is the entertainment wave of the future, and many new titles are expected soon, due to the surge in popularity of its programming tool, the Portable Erasable-Nib Cryptic Intercommunication Language stylus [PENCIL].

[Courtesy http://www.google.co.in/ig?hl=en&refresh=1]

Thursday, March 24, 2011

How Love Keeps You Healthy

How Love Keeps You Healthy
By Kathakoli Das Gupta


Get in the mood

A fulfilling relationship with your partner helps you overcome your daily challenges-a difficult boss, rush hour traffic, rising prices and random rudeness from strangers-and multiplies your joys. You have something (or someone) to fall back on every day (thank God!). You are calmer and securer. How could that not be good for you? But it's not just that feeling of high, or the sense of security that makes love so wonderful.

There's emerging evidence about the physical benefits of love too: sex, kinship and caring all improve heart health, boost immunity, lower stress and give that wow glow to your skin! In fact, it may not be long before doctors prescribe steamy sex, romantic getaways and compassionate communication in addition to a healthy diet, exercise and sleep. Sounds good? Explore love with your partner to bring on happiness and cash in on the health gains.



Love protects your heart
A 2007 study from the University of Pittsburgh found that women who are in good marriages or relationships have a much lower risk of heart disease than those in high-stress ones. "This is possibly because being in a loving relationship reduces stress, which is a major risk factor for heart disease," explains Dr Anil Mishra, medmedical director and senior consultant interventional cardiologist at Kolkata's BM Birla Heart Research Centre.

It's equally beneficial for men: men who have sex twice or more a week are up to 45% less likely to have a heart attack and stroke than those who have sex once a month or less, according to several studies.
Relationship must reads: 5 Tips to Feel Closer to Her

It keeps you disease-proof

Studies have shown that lovemaking increases the levels of immunoglobulin A, an antibody that is the body's first line of defence in fighting bugs that cause diseases and infections. This gives your immunity an overall boost helping you keep diseases at bay.

One of the most concrete pieces of evidence comes from a study by Carl J Charnetski, PhD, a professor of psychology at Wilkes University and co-author of Feeling Good Is Good for You. He measured the immune function of 112 college students, many of whom were in close, loving relationships.

He found that those who had sex with their partner once or twice a week had higher amounts of immunoglobulin A than those who had sex less than once a week or not at all. Charnetski was, however, surprised to discover that the immune systems of those who had sex three or more times a week were comparable to the no-sex group. According to Charnetski, the possible explanation for this was that "couples who have sex just once a week are simply in healthier, more secure relationships and have nothing to prove."
Photos: Celebs who are unlucky in love

It helps you fight cortisol
"Research on the neurobiology of love has shown its impact on several hormones and neuro-transmitters," says Prevention advisor Dr Prabha S Chandra, professor of psychiatry, National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro-Sciences (NIMHANS), Bengaluru. Romantic love, triggers the release of several neuro-transmitters such as dopamine, neuro-hormones like oxytocin and neuro-peptides like endorphin, that have an overall bearing on stress and well-being.

"These happy chemicals have a positive effect on your cerebral (and physical) ambience and seem to dispel disease-and-stress-inducing negative chemicals," explains Dr Jitendra Nagpal, senior consultant psychiatrist, Vidyasagar Institute of Mental Health and Neuro-Sciences (VIMHANS) and Moolchand Medcity, New Delhi. The release of oxytocin, for example, evokes feelings of contentment, calmness and a sense of security focussed around your partner. Combined, all of these help to reduce stress.

Sex, experts emphasise, is only one aspect of love, important, but not as powerful as the real magic in relationships-bonding. That sense of being united, even when bad times strike, is what Brian Baker, a psychiatrist at the University of Toronto, calls cohesion. And Baker's research has found that cohesion is crucial to both health and happiness (more than a good sex life!).

In one study, he tracked 229 adults under job strain. Though they had higher BP to begin with, spouses in pleasurable marriages actually helped to lower systolic BP by 2.5 mm/Hg over a 12-month period.

He also found that happy couples seem to know almost instinctively that doing things together and spending more time with each other adds to their happiness (see Work Out Together and Come Closer). It's not that sex didn't matter to these couples. "It's one component of satisfaction, but at the end of the day it was their emotional collaboration that kept the marriage strong," Baker adds.

It keeps you fit
Sex is a fantastic workout! Says Dr Sudhakar Krishnamurti, andrologist, micro-surgeon, sexual medicine expert, and founder of Andromeda Andrology Centre, Hyderabad, "A vigorous round of sex can burn mega calories!" Studies say it can vary from 85 to 200 calories depending on the intensity and duration.

This is the equivalent of walking between half an hour to an hour on the treadmill. "If it's vigorous, the pulse rate rises to about 150, which is equivalent to an athlete's pulse rate at maximum effort. Plus, the sexual act builds the muscles of the pelvis, buttocks, thighs, arms, neck and the thorax," says Krishnamurti.

Mumbai-based Reebok master trainer Vinata Shetty explains that the pelvic floor muscles that you build through sex not only prevent conditions like urinary continence but also lead to improved core strength.

It makes your skin glow
Sex increases blood circulation which pumps oxygen into your skin, making it glow. "Also, when you are happy (and love does makes you happy, right?), your endocrine system (that regulates your hormones) functions properly, creating a good oestrogen-progesteron balance that has a good effect on your skin," explains Mumbai-based dermatologist Dr Aparna Santhanam.

Get in the mood for love, people. Getting healthy will never be so much fun!


Reproduced From Prevention. © 2011. LMIL. All rights reserved

Friday, March 18, 2011

Jobs That Last Even in Tough Economic Times


Jobs That Last Even in Tough Economic Times

Author: Shirley McNeal

We are told that our country is not in a recession, but it certainly appears that way and feels that way to many Americans.  All the signs point in that direction which means that the economy and the job market are chaotic.  Even though there is no career that is absolutely secure in these disorderly times, it is important to take measures to ride out the storm until the economy is more stable.  There are, however, some jobs that handle the fluctuations of the economy much better than others.  Instead of finding yourself headed to the unemployment line, consider finding a career that is more secure and can withstand the turbulent times of a troubled economy.

 Even though there are no careers that are absolutely immune from the poor economic situation, there are some careers that are better able to withstand the recession than others.  Here are a few factors to consider:

*Consider a job that is high in demand. 

*Consider jobs that require special skills.

*Consider jobs that provide necessary goods and services.

*Consider jobs offered by stable and reputable companies.

 According to some recent statistics, there have been some occupations harmed by the economic downturn such as: construction, retail businesses and transportation.  There are some occupations that have been able to withstand the pressures of a troubled economy.  The following is a list of the ones we need to consider in times of a recession:

 *Healthcare and pharmaceutical careers will always have a place in our society.  As people become older and the demand for healthcare increases then more physicians, physicians' assistants, registered nurses, and pharmacists will be needed to meet the demand.

 *Education will be necessary to meet the demand of educating children, youth and young adults at many educational levels. Therefore, there will always be a need for teachers and educational administrators across our nation.

 *Sales-Marketing careers are of value because these positions often help to increase business and save money for the company.

 *Computer-Technology careers with emphasis on managing databases and programming software are more secure in their jobs.  Having the specialized skills of being able to know the inner workings of computers and being able to work with complex computer systems will give you an advantage.

 *Accounting careers will continue to be needed as tax laws change and more laws imposed on the nation.  Careers in accounting remain secure during recessions.

 *Environmental careers should remain a secure area of employment since the green movement is in demand.  It may be a good time to consider a career in an environmental field.

 Careers that offer advice on how to stretch the dollar are usually in demand. Play it smart and plan ahead by preparing for careers that are high in demand and fine-tune your skills to bring value and benefit to the organization. 

Article Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/career-management-articles/jobs-that-last-even-in-tough-economic-times-603357.html

About the Author

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Monday, February 21, 2011

Ten Guilty Pleasures

Ten Guilty Pleasures
People generally have their own guilts time to time and so do I have one....no, I've ten of them. Guilts sometimes leave an impression of shame and sometimes it's so much intentional that it has its own pleasure. One of my guilts, I remember, spreads a genuine smile on my face when I think of the lady gardener from whose garden I stole some of the guavas and in return she tried to shot me dead with a knife; I'm only alive today and writing this post because of her poor aiming ability. Thank god.

Let me tell you guys some of the guilts that I own and haven't revealed it to anyone yet.



(1) When I first stole money

I was 7 and I needed some money, approx. Rs. 5, and I stole it from my dad's pocket. He never knew as I didn't tell anyone, not even to my friends because I was afraid of being caught. It wasn't about being sorry or Dad would have scolded me but the shame of what I did at that weak moment and earned a tag of thievery. I am not very proud of the deed but whenever I think of it now, it makes me smile a bit as it was a very small amount and I could've asked for it but still I preferred thievery. Childhood is something when you take decisions for you and then forget about it but in teenage when you recall such memories you either find it funny or you feel guilty.



(2) When I first acted innocent in class

I was in standard 8th and I had been assigned to draw the world map by my geography teacher. It was obvious that no one would like to draw something which is already a mess and so did I.


Next day in the class, I don't know how come he chose me, my teacher came to me and asked for the homework and you won't believe me but I myself did it. Before he could reach me, I knew his intentions so I tore at least five pages of my geography book which contained the maps and when chewed them. When he arrived to me I acted that it was already like this and the shopkeeper of the bookstore sold me this worn out book which didn't contain the essential pages that is why I couldn't complete my homework. He didn't believe me but he left me because I never lied before and I was seriously nervous and he sensed that. He left me only with a warning that he won't tolerate it next time. Well, the next time didn't come but it is in my memories still. I should have drawn that map because now I am an editor and I've got an offer for editing contents of a map for a map-making company. :))

(3) When I first scored 100 by cheating

I wasn't very good in Maths even when I was in 10th standard. My tuition teacher was very curious in searching our brains for solutions of typical mathematical problems so he set a 30 days test for 2 hours each day so that we become fast enough to complete our test papers in the examination hall prior to time and don't miss a single problem under the excuse of less time.


I was the only who was really scared as I had no intentions to become an engineer since my childhood. I decided to check his PC for the question paper when no one was there.I cracked this password, thanks to my cousin brother who taught me how to crack PC's passwords, then I ticked all the questions in my book and shut down the PC as if nothing happened. The next day I was really damn good prepared for the exam and this time I scored 100%. Everyone was shocked and amused by my performance and this continued; I got 100% five consecutive times. My teacher praised me a lot by now I admit that it wasn't a deed to be praised. But, of course, it brings a filthy smile on my face when I think about those days.



(4) When I first hit on my friend's girlfriend

He never knew it that it was me who made the situation for his breakup with his girlfriend. I can recall that I was in 12th when I found that Virus had a crush on her and so did I. He knew about my crush but never knew that it was me who called her with his name and said that I liked her although it wasn't very successful but it worked in a peculiar way. She started talking to none of us. I didn't tell him that due to my mistake he was in such a bad situation. After sometime I found another girl and forgot about her but my friend is in the same condition and haven't left her thought still. I beg your pardon my friend she will not talk to you because of me. YOU CAN PUNCH ME. :((



(5) When I first told my father about my girlfriend

It wasn't obvious that my father was so curious to know about my living pattern when I was out of station for 2 years, studying in St. Xavier's College. If I hadn't seen him myself I would have considered it as a joke because my father never showed interest in knowing how I live. He only cared for me as a father but this time he was behaving like a friend. I got his letter in which he wrote that he wants me to become something good in my life so that he can tell everyone that his son is no less than others. He asked me if I wanted to say something to him and So did I.


I replied him through another letter, a letter full of sentiment. I knew that there are certain things that I couldn't dare to say face by face so I decided to mention those things in this letter. I told him that I loved to go in Internet cafes and surf internet for hours, I love him and mom, I wanted to become very rich, and ....I had a girlfriend who was actually our neighbor.

I thought that I'ld go in holidays to home and until then he would forget about the letter but to my luck, I dunno good or bad, he didn't receive the letter. When I reached home after a week in holidays that letter arrived in front of me and Dad read it. He literally wept and said that he didn't know that his son wanted to say so much to him. he hugged me.


It wasn't intentional but I hugged his back. This is not a guild but a pleasure always to recall such situations in memories.



(6) When I first wrote love letters for someone else

It was summer and the nights were so long. My roommate had a girlfriend and I was friends with her too. She was pretty and I wasn't sure what she looked in my dumbo friend. He used to take ideas from me to make her smile or surprise her. One day he came to me and said that he would write a love letter to his girlfriend everyday and asked me to help her. Two days later I realized that it was me only who was writing letters to her, those were my thoughts to her that I used to write in the letter. After a time she realized it too and we started talking over phone. Although we're only friends but this hurted my roommate. I tried to convince him but failed. It didn't spoiled their relation but it spoiled the flavor. He stopped writing, or rather say stopped delivering my written letters to her. I though he was jealous so I stopped interfering and it became fair for all. But the truth is that I am still friends to that girl and my roommate in no more in our lives. He's lost somewhere. It is not a guilt because I tried my best to settle them down but I smile on my victory over the affection. She guilts gives so much pleasure.

(7) When I used my landlady's phone for 2 hours and paid for only 45 mins.

I am that kind of person who cheats but I did it when I needed time to talk to my mom and I didn't have that much money. I fooled my landlady. She had a base phone at her PG from which we used to call and the bill used to arrive for 3 months altogether. I had very few money but I needed to call home urgently. I didn't tell anyone and talk for approx 2 hours and when Aunty asked for the bill according to the time I fooled her by saying that I called a Reliance phone and it costs only 50 paise a minute. My words were convincing that time and she only charged me for 45 minutes. After 3 months the bill came and she asked everyone that if anyone had called without paying but everyone refused including me. I saved money but still it bothers me and sometimes I feel that I should go there and pay her rest of the money. It sometimes seems funny and my friends laugh at it but, yes, it's still a guilt for me.



(8) When I laughed at Virus' breakup
Now i feel that I shouldn't have done this as he was my friend but the story of his breakup was so much funny that I couldn't stop myself from laughing my ass off. He said it in such a way that it became a kind of proverb for me "I like her, she likes someone else and that someone likes someone else. Everyone likes someone else, why don't they love each other, huh?"


I still use this proverb but behind his back. Whenever he said something it came to me as a funny incident but this time he was serious and I didn't know it. I laughed at it so hard that I didn't see tears coming down on his cheeks. It was a very embarrassing moment for me but I didn't beg pardon. But now I think that I should have at least said some wonderful sentences from some of the romantic films to heal his wounds. It is a big guilt to me that I wasn't there when my friend needed me the most but the next time, if he has another breakup I'll be there. Sorry, Virus.




(9) When I first found that she loved someone else

Now it was my turn to have a kick on ass. I was on the same edge where I saw my other friends. I used to play a lot in the game of love but this time I was serious and she wasn't, at least not for me. I never thought that there can be a day when she will have a boyfriend and I'ld never know. The day came and she told me that she had a boyfriend and I was so shocked that I forgot about the friendship and started blaming her for everything. She wasn't to be blamed after all; it was always me who messed things and now it is the time that I should go back and admit that I was wrong. I can't bear this guilt anymore. I want my friend back and with the same affection to each other, no hard feelings. I really care about it.


This taught me that I should always think about myself first then blame anyone.



(10) When I killed my dream

It was 2 months ago when I actually tried to kill myself by killing my own dreams. I was devastated and there seemed no reason for growing, achieving something...or even living. I was only wondering why I lost her. Why it is only me who loses something regularly? Why it happens to me that if someone touches me or I touch someone his life also becomes messed up? I was frustrated so badly that I need some divine connection. Although I am an atheist but I went to temple and only sat there observing people for 7 hours. My roommates were so worried that they regularly tried to push me up but it didn't work.


Two days lated my mom called and I think she came to know about the situation from my sister. She, like a true friend, talked to me and convinced me that life doesn't end here. I have to live and complete my complete my goals. Then my dad took the phone and asked about her and then I suddenly came out of it. It was so good to know that I always had so many people, my own people, to care about me and I was finding love and affections somewhere else while it lay by my side all the time. My parents, my sister, my friends all of them were so concerned about me that I decided to look after myself and my career, and nowadays I am working to the best of my capabilities.


It is always easy to live and enjoy your life when you know that your own people care about you.

Thanks everyone for always being by my side.



Regards,
Nikhil Roshan

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Memories of Our Tour to Indira Priyadarshini Park

Wow!
Another picnic at "Indira Priyadarshini Park" Ghaziabad, Noida. It was fun and torture at the same time. Fun in all the senses one can posses and torture in the sense that we were not able to play badminton due to the striking feature of the wind. Nothing much was there that could be coined as wildlife, except the ducks we saw there. Some of us are so much jerk that we played along them, quacked like them and even walked with them. Funny and interesting!


Adhiraj-the half blood prince-dropped a 30 litre bottle of mineral water, twice.

Some of us tried to capture the sunset into our cameras but failed....never mind, this is a general phenomenon.

Mukesh Sir tried to go behind the bars...I wish if he could.:))

Finally, we captured the sunset even though a Eiffel Tower was standing before it.....we are the Bond.

Can you imagine a person showed finger to someone still everyone laughed?? Amazing.

Here's our "Yo-Yo" dude is trying to bat some of the balls without any wicket, so it was obvious that the wicket keeper had to run more than the bowler to catch the missed ones.

Finally the bowler took charge of batting but soon turned to modelling.

Focus on the bottle that our Yo-Yo dude is carrying; this is the same bottle whose ultimate fate was to be dropped and wasted. 

A nice pose before the explosion of the bottle.

I prayed the gas cylinder doesn't get exploded by us.

Aninda Sir is relaxed with no more weight than himself....poor Mohit, carrying loads of weight.

Soon someone was going to be pushed into the river.:))

Useless boats...huh!

We had a feast in the form of breakfast.

Please don't ask me how come a bench for 4 was used as wicket.

Amit Sir, smiling....the next ball went for a boundary.

Our Jazz...completed 50 in 0 balls.

The great amusement park.

three of us...of course i am in the middle.

Gladden Savio, smilling....before he carried the rest of the load when we returned.

Aninda Sir.....looked like a professional batsman. Score-15.

Appealing for being signed a wrong Clean-bowled.

The photographers.

Kind of  Garden.

Me and Amit Sir....I liked his tattoo.

Finally the match got banned.

Obviously not planning for a bath.

It was awesome to get a free day among the merry days of office. We had a lot of fun....with Chicken and cakes. Fun is something we generally follow in our attitude. relaxing and soothing process. I personally would rate our this picnic as 8/10. If it were not a windy day, I could have given 9/10. Rather than fooding, we enjoyed presence of ourselves to a place that wasn't surrounded by cars and people but river and trees. As it was a day of winters, we took our jackets and sweaters along with us but after reaching there we forgot about winter and, at least, I cannot recall where was my jacket during the picnic.

On top of all, it wasn't a sunday, so we got another holiday the next day....it was a mass bunk type of day for the office but still enjoyable.

Regards,
Nikhil Roshan 

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