50 Reasons To Exercise

 The Ultimate Exercise Motivation - 50 Reasons To Exercise! It's easy to stay committed when you have a good reason to. How about 50 powerful reasons to exercise? Thank you Neila Rey!   Lifts your mood Improves learning abilities Builds self-esteem...

15 Amazing Creativity Quotes to Inspire Thinking Outside the Box

Being creative is a muscle that is strengthened with freedom, choice, confidence and even failure! Some of society's most influential people have been creative beyond measure! Let's see what they had to say! Here are … 15 Creativity...

13 Reasons You Are Not As Successful As You Should Be

How successful are you? How successful do you feel? This is an interesting infographic created by Jim. F. Kukral. There are many reasons why we might not be as successful as we want. What's your reason? What's your story? Which of these 13...

20 Unconditional Love Quotes You Need To Read

1) The moment we want to believe something, we suddenly see all the arguments for it, and become blind to the arguments against it. Sometimes love blinds us, other times it lets us see. - George Bernard Shaw 2) The mind cannot long act the role of the...

Best and Worst Foods for Sleep

What to eat before bed From early birds to night owls, we all can agree that when we finally lay our heads on the pillow we'd like to actually go to sleep, thank you. Nothing is more annoying than  insomnia , and the evidence is piling up that ...

Orkut: Will Shut Down on September 30 2014

Most used ORKUT will be no longer available from September 30 2014

Orkut, launched in 2004 and named after Google engineer Orkut Büyükkökten, who created it. For years it was the leading social network. It has surpassed by Facebook in January 2012.

Orkut was very popular in Brazil, Orkut was also heavily used in India, but never gained traction in the U.S. and with the creation of Google+ three years ago, the end of Orkut was only a matter of time.

"It's been a great 10 years, and we apologize to those still actively using the service. We hope people will find other online communities to spark more conversations and build even more connections for the next decade and beyond." - by Paulo Golgher, Engineering Director, Orkut.

 Source: http://en.blog.orkut.com/2014/06/tchau-orkut.html

Start Saving!

Start Saving!

So you are loaded down with bills to pay each month and are wondering how you can begin a savings account for emergencies and other high-expense endeavors.  In other words, where can you find that extra cash to put away for later?

Firstly, when configuring your budget, plan for your savings first.  You will grow richer each month if you begin to pay yourself first.  Before paying any bills, decide on a set amount that you will pay yourself first maybe five or ten percent or whatever you decide of your paycheck.  Then, deposit the amount into a savings account before paying any bills.

       When you do this at the beginning of the month, your entire paycheck will not suddenly slip through your fingers.  If you wait until the end of the month, there may be nothing left to save.  Paying yourself first will give you a systematic way to make your money grow.  Regardless of your profession or your income, this system will work if you stick to it.

       Another technique you may try for saving money is to empty your extra change into a coffee can or a jar each day.  At the end of the month, roll the coins and put them into your savings account.  You may be able to save 30 or 40 dollars each month just with your spare change.

       Remember that good money management is more than just a mathematical formula.  It’s too closely tied with the ups and downs of living to be just that.  Your money management plan is always subject to change if your life situation changes.  The object of a good budget is to make your money go the farthest in helping you reach your goals, it is not there to force to you to abide by rules.

       Don’t get discouraged if the budget plan doesn’t work perfectly right away.  It may involve some revising and editing until it fits your needs.  Then, make sure to review it often, and be sure it is making the best use of every penny!  Because we know how helpful those spare pennies can be!

iOS 8: Apple's Biggest Release Launch

Apple's new version of OS iOS 8:

The Tech Gaint Apple is going to launch its Ultimate new version of Operating System iOS 8 this June. In iOS 8, you’ll find a convenient new way to respond to notifications. Helpful shortcuts to the people you talk to most. And time-saving features for managing your mail. All of which make the experience of using your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch that much better.

This version is compatible with all versions of latest iPhones, iPads, iPods, Mac's except for iPhone 4 and lower versions.

Key Features:

  * Communication between Apps. One App can access others data.

  *  Interactive Notifications, Quick reply to messages which you can respond them quickly with leaving the current application.

* Family Sharing: It enables to share the photos, music, videos, TV Show, Books, Apps between family members automatically without sharing Apple ID and Password.

* It also share your location with your family members.

* Parental controls: "Ask to Buy" to require children to get permission before making iTunes, iBooks, and App Store purchases.

* iCloud Drive: You can work with any kind of file on all your devices, To upload your files to iCloud, simply drag them into the iCloud Drive on your Mac running OS X Yosemite or PC running Windows 8.

* As the Apps will communicate, Start working with a file on one app an finish it on other app/device.

* Continuity: It lets you pick up where you left off, It all happens automatically when your devices are signed in to the same iCloud account.

* You can now make and answer the phone calls with your ipad or Mac even if your iPhone is not in front of you or maybe it is charging in another room, as long as your iPhone running iOS 8 is on the same Wi-Fi network.

For more information visit iOS 8 Overview on Apple Website.

Facebook Scam Alert: The dangers of clicking Like

Facebook Scam Alert - What Really Happens When You "Like"

Have you seen those pictures posted on Facebook
* “type ‘move’ into the comments and see watch what happens” or
* "Click like type 3 in the comment, wait 3 seconds and watch the magic" or

* Cute little kids or animals or sick people requesting for like and comments.

It is called Like-farming.

Like-farming is a scam, and when you fall for the scam you spread the fake magic to newsfeeds everywhere, including your friends.

When you like a page of like-farming, the posts show up in your newsfeed. The goal of the page is to get as many likes as possible, because more likes equals more exposure. And then they spread it to their friends. At this point, the page is gaining traction in the Facebook algorithm and becoming more popular and visible.

Why?

There's a reason. Money. they place ads on the page. When the pages show up in your newsfeed and the feeds of your friends, they see the ads too. Have you noticed that once you see these pages you don't usually see them again? That's because they are sold, stripped and get a new name—but they already have all of these likes in place. Facebook doesn't allow this, but that doesn't mean it doesn't happen. Sadly, you are helping.

How To Unlike?

If you have liked something and now regret it, you can unlike it. Go to your profile,choose “more” button and choose “likes” from the drop down menu – then “Unlike.”

If you have friends who are over-liking on scammy posts, share this on your Facebook Page so they’ll get the message.

How Much Money Should You Invest?

How Much Money Should You Invest?

Many first time investors think that they should invest all of their savings. This isn’t necessarily true. To determine how much money you should invest, you must first determine how much you actually can afford to invest, and what your financial goals are.

First, let’s take a look at how much money you can currently afford to invest. Do you have savings that you can use? If so, great! However, you don’t want to cut yourself short when you tie your money up in an investment. What were your savings originally for?

It is important to keep three to six months of living expenses in a readily accessible savings account – don’t invest that money! Don’t invest any money that you may need to lay your hands on in a hurry in the future.

So, begin by determining how much of your savings should remain in your savings account, and how much can be used for investments. Unless you have funds from another source, such as an inheritance that you’ve recently received, this will probably be all that you currently have to invest.

Next, determine how much you can add to your investments in the future. If you are employed, you will continue to receive an income, and you can plan to use a portion of that income to build your investment portfolio over time. Speak with a qualified financial planner to set up a budget and determine how much of your future income you will be able to invest.

With the help of a financial planner, you can be sure that you are not investing more than you should – or less than you should in order to reach your investment goals.

For many types of investments, a certain initial investment amount will be required. Hopefully, you’ve done your research, and you have found an investment that will prove to be sound. If this is the case, you probably already know what the required initial investment is.

If the money that you have available for investments does not meet the required initial investment, you may have to look at other investments. Never borrow money to invest, and never use money that you have not set aside for investing!

AirAsia.com India Cheap flights to Singapore, Chengdu, Osaka and Bangkok

Air Asia: Now Every One Can Fly with cheap flights to Singapore, Chengdu, Osaka and Bangkok

Air Asia India received its first A320 aircraft at Kamaraj airport, Chennai. AirAsia India will start commercial operation from Chennai on June 12 and ticket sales will begin from May 30. Air Asia India is a joint venture between Malaysia-based AirAsia (49 per cent), Mumbai-based Tata Sons (30 per cent) and Delhi-based Arun Bhatia’s Telstra (21 per cent).

Ticket Booking can be done through  www.airasia.com and Air Asia’s agents throughout the country.