Thursday, July 11, 2013

Some of the Most Memorable Dialogues from the Movie: Raanjhanaa

Falling in love is not a new phenomenon in Bollywood but when it comes to dealing with innocent love, very few directors try to do justice to the feeling.


Some of the Most Memorable Dialogues from the Movie: Raanjhanaa

1."Humein apne gaal pe thapad se zyada uske gaal pe puppy ka sukh tha"
  English Translation: "I was more amused by implanting a kiss on her cheeks rather than her slapping me in  return"

2."Aye rickshaw waale, paise mat lena madam se bhabhi hai tumhari"
  English Translation: "Don't take money from the madam as she is your sister-in-law"

3."Aashiq ki tab nahi fatti jab mehbooba ki shaadi ho jaye par tab fatti hai jab khud ki shaadi ho"

4. "Gali ke laundon ka pyaar aksar doctor aur engineer le jaate hai..dil chota na kar"
   English Translation: "Often doctors and engineers take away the love of guys of Benaras"

5. "Yaar bohot sundar hai. Matlab Katrina Kaif fail hai"
    English Translation: "She is more beautiful than Katrina Kaif. Yes indeed she is. Because Katrina recognises you nor Zoya"

6. "Hum khoon bahaein tum aanson bahao..saala aashiqui na ho gaya lathicharge ho gaya"

7."Lanka dahan hona baaki tha kyunki hamara jawaan hona baaki tha"

8."Ek baat main samajh gaya hoon. Ladki aur rocket aapko kahin bhi le jaa sakte hain"

9. "Mere piche scooter mei baithna padega. Main break maarunga toh mujhpe girna padega. Mere saath naachna-gaana padega. Girlfriend na sahi..feel hi dede"

10. "Tumhara pyaar na ho gaya..UPSC ka exam ho gaya. 10 saal se paas hi nai ho raha"

11. "Namaaz mein vo thi par aisa laga ki dua hamari qabool ho gayi"



Some Parts Copied from diff sites as Ibnlive.com, http://entertainment.oneindia.in/


Friday, June 28, 2013

Just like that....new style of relaxing from STRESS-Funny

New style of relaxing from STRESS : Idea came from +Sharon Supriya :)) 
and it should be everywhere in some funny way
+Pankaj Shaw too is stress buster :P            Oneindia Gangs


In pics: +Karthick Rajavel +Nishant Gupta +Manoj Kumar Sethi Me +Pankaj Shaw +Samraj M
+Sneha Kanchan and +Sharon Supriya


Sunday, June 2, 2013

Some will always say you're wrong

Some people are into money. Some aren’t.

Some people are inspired by helping the needy. Some aren’t.

Some are into fame, power, and prestige. Others are into anonymity and freedom from responsibility.

It gets more interesting when you realize people have different preferences in the different parts of their life. Famous online, but anonymous in their local community. Generous with time, stingy with money. Introvert when working, extrovert when not.

You have to know your preferences well, because no matter what you do, someone will tell you you’re wrong.

If you’re not into money, many people will say you’re foolish.

If you’re not into charity, many people will say you’re greedy.

If you’re not into crowds, many people will say you’re missing out.

Some careers come with excuses:

The classic novelist thrives in solitude. Alone in a cabin in the woods, writing books that reach millions.

The classic journalist thrives in a crowd. Talking with everyone, building the story from a thousand accounts.

The shy librarian. The aggressive lawyer. The flaky artist. No explanation needed.

But some careers need explanations when you go against the mold:

The entrepreneur who’s not into money.

The musician who avoids crowds.

The ambitious conservationist.

The artist into discpline.

The rich poet.

But if you expect this criticism in advance, and take pride in your stance, you can bash on with a smile, being who you want to be.

Then every time they say you’re wrong, that’s a sign you’re doing it right.

You will never do anything in this world without courage - aristotle 

#Copied from :  http://sivers.org/wrong


Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Benefits of Content recommendations in mobi sites via G+ Platform

Hi,
  I just launched content recommendations for mobile sites via the Google+ Platform in Boldsky mobi site.    
 
what is content recommendations for mobile sites?
 -When you help someone find a great article on your site, you’re not only making them happier, you’re inspiring deeper engagement and loyalty. That's why today, we're bringing together elements of Google+ and Google Search to suggest the right content from your mobile website, at just the  right time.

For example: Boldsky visitors can now more easily discover other Boldsky articles based on Search Authorship signals and other articles with lots of Google+ activity (including +1's and shares). In all cases, recommended content is based on the specific page the visitor is viewing, to boost the relevance of recommendations. And they only appear when people tap for more, so as not to interrupt their browsing experience.  
Here's how it works:

Recommendations can appear regardless whether your visitors are signed in to Google A/c. [In android mobile they always signed in]

in coming days it will: Readers will see recommendations whether they’re signed in to a Google account or not. If they are signed in, though, they’ll see more personalized recommendations that involve content that was +1′s or shared by their people in their Google+ circles.

1.Open any article on m.boldsky.com
For exa;


2. Scroll up the article
3. now you will get a pop up [look at bottom of this pic (Google Plus pop up)]



4.
If you are not following the G+ page , then it will ask to follow [hence you will get followers too]
5. and below it will show the most shared and popular posts from site to G+ [21+ you can see in below image]


6. Now followers will read next article 






Benefits to having this  content recommendations in mobi sites:
only 50 sites have implemented so far from worldwide, and i guess we are first in India
1.More Page Views
2.G+  Followers [that will boost articles on Mobi search]
3.Readers will stay for long time
4.Most imp: It Aims To Lower Your Site’s Mobile Bounce Rate


Browser support:
The mobile recommendations are supported on Android (v2.3.3 and later) and iOS (v5 and later) devices and in the native Android browser, Chrome, and Safari.

Pls Note: It will work when your author profile is active, If your author profile is not active on articles then the popular articles will not pop up... only few articles will come up in recommendations ...Get Smart!

Thanks Product Team for screenshots and support :) +Sharon Supriya +Pankaj Shaw +Samraj M +Manoj Kumar Sethi +Karthick Rajavel +Sneha Kanchan +Nishant Gupta


Source: http://googleplusplatform.blogspot.in/2013/05/content-recommendations.html
               https://developers.google.com/+/web/recommendations/
              http://marketingland.com/google-adds-content-recommendations-for-mobile-websites-43556
               http://www.webpronews.com/google-aims-to-lower-your-sites-mobile-bounce-rate-2013-05

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