For PayPal users in India

This is the information for users who have a PayPal account or want to have. The news is that now PayPal has an option of integrating your bank account with itself. I know this news is not latest but some users may not know about it.

So you can directly transfer your PayPal money to your bank account and it will take only 2-3 working days.

PayPal has also removed the withdrawal fees for electronic transfer if the amount withdrawn is more that Rs 7000 and a nominal Rs 50 for small transfers. Earlier PayPal charged $5 per transaction irrespective of the amount on the cheque.

To get your money from PayPal to a bank account in India, all you require is your bank account number and the IFSCI code of the bank branch where you have the account – call your bank customer care service and ask for IFSC code -it’s an 11 digit code maintained by The Reserve Bank of India.

The banks compatible with this facility are HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, ING VYSYA Bank, Axis Bank or UTI Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, State Bank Of India, Bank Of India, Canara Bank, Union Bank of India, HSBC and Citibank India.

Before you withdraw the amount from PayPal to your Indian Bank account, ensure that name of the bank record and PayPal match character by character else the transaction will not go through and PayPal would also charge a INR 250 processing fee.

PayPal also offers another option for Indians who hold a Visa credit card or debit card – you can withdraw funds directly to your Visa branded credit, debit or prepaid card.

Thanks to JDSANS

The History Behind Valentine's Day

On 14 February we celebrate Saint Valentine’s Day, usually by the way of exchanging cards, sweets, lingerie, flowers or jewelry.

But, what exactly are we celebrating, is it just a holiday the retail stores invented to get our money? One could think so, but no, we are actually celebrating a Christian Holiday, Saint Valentine’s.

We are following a Christian and ancient Roman tradition. By now the Catholic Church recognizes three Saints by the name of Valentine, or Valentinus.

The first legend to the background of the celebration of Valentine’s Day is this:

During the 3^rd century a priest by the name of Valentine, under Claudius II in Rome, secretly disobeyed the law.

Claudius had come to believe that a single soldier was a better soldier than a married young man and so decided to outlaw marriage in order to have plenty young strong men with no wives at his disposal.

Valentine, the priest, did not obey this law and continued to celebrate the holy bond of marriage for young couples in secrecy.

Of course, the way it always works with secret clauses, he was caught and sent to his death.

The second legend believes that Valentine was a prisoner who fell in love with a young woman, who came to see him often. It is believed that she was his jailors daughter. Before his untimely death he wrote her a love letter, signed with ‘Your Valentine’. There fore the phrase ‘Be my Valentine’.

Some believe he was beheaded, others thought that he died of sickness.

No one is even sure if 14 February was the day of his birth or his death or if it had indeed anything to do with Saint Valentine at all. The only thing that is for sure, is that the Romans had a tradition in the middle of February, which would mark the 14^th, called the Love Lottery. It was believed that spring and with it the renewal of life came along in the middle of February, therefore the love lottery was held, coupling young men and women for one year, often leading to marriage.

Valentine’s Day is celebrated in the USA, Canada, Mexico, France, Australia and the United Kingdom.

The oldest known Valentine’s card can be viewed in the British museum.

Valentine’s day became an official Catholic Holiday in the year 496 or 498 AD. Pope Gelasius declared the 14 February to be Saint Valentine’s Day.

The oldest known and remembered Valentine’s poem is from Charles, Duke of Orleans to his wife, in 1415, while he was imprisoned in the Tower of London. It is part of a manuscript collection of the British Library in London.

Years later King Henry V is supposed to have hired the writer John Lydgate to compose a Valentine’s letter to Catherine of Kalois.

In Great Britain it was around the 17^th century that Valentine’s Day became a celebrated Holiday. By the middle of the 18^th century it was common for all social classes to exchange small gifts or handwritten notes with lovers, loved ones and friends.

By the end of the 18^th century printed Valentine’s cards were available.

In the United States people started celebrating Valentine’s Day in the early 1700’s by exchanging Valentine’s notes.

The Greeting Card Association announced that Valentine’s Day is the second best selling card-sending day with one billion cards sold per year. The leader in the card industry is with 2.6 billion, Christmas.

In the year 1835 Pope Gregory XVI was so impressed by the Irish Priest Father John Spratt that he gave him the black and golden casket, which is believed to house the remains of Saint Valentine. This gift from Rome, the black and golden casket, can actually be viewed on Valentine’s Day every year at Whitefriar Street Church in Dublin, Ireland.

We hope that you did enjoy this little background on Valentine’s Day and we wish you a very happy Valentine’s Day, with lots of lasting love and Friendship!

Task Manager Disabled

once i found that my computer come in a situation of deadlock . so like a every person i go for for

task manager to end the process and i found my task manager disabled.I do not know what happen either it may be due to some kind of virus or any other thing so after searching i found a solution

how to enable your task-manager again.

Some of the simpler viruses cause small discomforts like disabling your task manager and things like that. One of the reason that the virus disables your task manager is so that it is harder for you (the user) to do anything about the infection.

Well if you have been infected already, I would suggest that you first go online and do a online virus scan. from either Comodo, Kaspersky or other such reliable companies. Once you are done with that and are sure that there is no virus in your system then we can work on getting your task manager back!

First of go to Run and type gpedit.msc and hit Enter.

Once you are in the Group Policy Editor, on the left hand panel navigate to the following:

User Configuration –> Administrative Templates –> System –> Ctrl+Alt+Del Options

You will see this on you screen:

Double click on Remove Task Manager to change its property and disable it.

Another way of enabling your task manager once again is from the Registry. And because I have already added quite a few Registry hacks on this site, this should be a nice addition to our collection

First go to Run and type regedit and hit enter

once in the registry editor, use the left hand panel to navigate to the following:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER –> Software –> Microsoft Windows –> CurrentVersion –> Policies –> System

You will see an item named DisableTaskMgr. Right click on it and select Delete.

That should work out!

hope this was useful!

cheers

if you found any problem plz contact us and also post comment

Google Goes Social with Google Buzz

It’s official: Google has just announced Google Buzz, its newest push into the social media foray. This confirms earlier reports of Gmail integrating a social status feature.

On stage revealing the new product was Bradley Horowitz, Google’s vice president for product management. While introducing the product, Mr. Horowitz focused on the human penchant for sharing experiences and the social media phenomenon of wanting to share it in real time. These two key themes were core philosophies behind Google Buzz.

“It’s becoming harder and harder to find signal in the noise,” Bradley stated before introducing the product manager for Google Buzz, Todd Jackson.

Here are the details:

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Google Buzz: The Details

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- Mr. Jackson introduced “a new way to communicate within Gmail.” It’s “an entire new world within Gmail.” Then he introduced the five key features that define Google Buzz:

- Key feature #1: Auto-following

- Key feature #2: Rich, fast sharing experience

- Key feature #3: Public and private sharing

- Key feature #4: Inbox integration

- Key feature #5: Just the good stuff

- Google then began the demo. Once you log into Gmail, you’ll be greeted wiht a splash page introducing Google Buzz.

- There is a tab right under the inbox, labeled “Buzz”

- It provides links to websites, content from around the web. Picasa, Twitter, Flickr and other sites are aggregated.

- It shows thumbnails when linked to photos from sites like Picasa and Flickr. Clicking on an image will blow up the images to almost the entire browser, making them easier to see.

- It uses the same keyboard shortcuts as Gmail. This makes sense. Hitting “R” allows you to comment/reply to a buzz post, for example.

- There are public and private settings for different posts. You can post updates to specific contact groups. This is a lot like Facebook friend lists.

- Google wants to make sure you don’t miss comments, so it has a system to send you an e-mail letting you know about updates. However, the e-mail will actually show you the Buzz you’ve created and all of the comments and images associated with it.

- Comments update in real time.

- @replies are supported, just like Twitter. If you @reply someone, it will send a buzz toward an individual’s inbox.

- Google Buzz has a “recommended” feature that will show buzzes from people you don’t follow if your friends are sharing or commenting on that person’s buzz. You can remove it or change this in settings.

- Google is now speaking about using algorithms to help filter conversations, as well as mobile devices related to Buzz.

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The Mobile Aspect

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- Google buzz will be accessible via mobile in three ways: from Google Mobile’s website, from Buzz.Google.com (iPhone and Android), and from Google Mobile Maps.

- Buzz knows wher you are. It will figure out what building you are and ask you if it’s right.

- Buzz has voice recognition and posts it right onto your buzz in real-time. It also geotags your buzz posts.

- Place pages integrate Buzz.

- In the mobile interface, you can click “nearby” and see what people are saying nearby. NIFTY, if I say so myself.

- You can layer Google Maps with Buzz. You can also associate pictures with buzz within Google Maps.

- Conversation bubbles will appear on your Google Maps. They are geotagged buzz posts, which lets you see what people are saying nearby.

No setup needed

Automatically follow the people you email and chat with the most in Gmail.

Share publicly or privately

Publish your ideas to the world or just to your closest friends.

Inbox integration

Comments get sent right to your inbox so it's easy to keep the conversation going.

Photo friendly

See thumbnails with each post, and browse full-screen photos from popular sites.

Connect sites you already use

Import your stuff from Twitter, Picasa, Flickr, and Google Reader.

See updates in real time

New posts and comments pop in as they happen. No refresh required.

Just the good stuff

Buzz recommends interesting posts and weeds out ones you're likely to skip.

Much like FriendFeed, Google Buzz lets you import content from sites like Twitter, Flickr or Google Reader. You can follow interesting people, flag the items you like, add comments and get notifications in your inbox.

Google Buzz will be added to your Gmail account in the coming days, but Gmail is just one of the interfaces that will integrate Google Buzz. You can already try Google Buzzon your mobile phone by visiting buzz.google.com if you have an iPhone or an Android phone.


"We focused on making the sharing experience really rich by integrating photos, videos, and links. No more fuzzy little pictures: Buzz makes it easy to quickly flip through photos and experience them the way they were meant to be seen: big and full-resolution. And videos play inline so you can watch them without opening a new window. You can choose to share publicly with the world or privately to a small group of friends each time you post," informs Gmail's blog.

Update. Here's the launch event video:

Update. Here's the launch event video:

Speed up Intenet Surfing :Windows Xp

By default, most systems have some bandwidth reserved for nothing. You can change this the following way: (Note: this only works in Windows XP Professional)

• Open gpedit.msc from the run box in the start menu.
• Navigate to: Local Computer Policy > Computer configuration > Administrative templates > Network > QoS Packet Scheduler
• Open Limit Reservable Bandwidth
• Check the enabled box and change the Bandwidth Limit to 0%.

Depending on your system, this might need a restart to start working.

Happy Surfing !!

Earn through ptc NEOBUX - HACKED

I.Introduction


Neobux is a great “paid to click” (PTC) site. neobux can help you make money from nothing or you can make money even faster with investments. There are a few catches to making money though. You need to click on your ads everyday (You can do this in just 2 minutes).

You HAVE TO rent referrals or get direct referrals.
There will be many things you may need to know in order to make the most of neobux.
I will attempt to tell you most if not all of them.

II.How to Start

First off you will need to sign up for neobux. I am going to use my referral link because I believe that I should be getting some sort of compensation for supplying you with all this nice easy to understand and free support from me. I will also have a non-ref link at the bottom of the page. This is for the people who don't think I deserve any sort of compensation for making this guide.

Steps:

1.Sign up for neobux
I also prefer upbux

2.Make sure you have Paypal or Alertpay.

3.Start clicking your ads and making that small amount of money.

Do not give up and be patient. If you do not have any money at all to spare then this is one of your only ways to make money to make even more money. Save your money as you will need it for the next steps. You will need at least $1.00. Do not cashout as you will need all this money to make money fast enough you can live off of it.

III.What to do with the money you made.

Now that you have at least $1.00 it is time to move on to renting referrals. If you have money to invest then this is where you should start as well. Now you should spend at most 2/3's of your money in your renting balance on referrals. DO NOT spend all your money on referrals as you might need it to recycle them later. Keep renting referrals until you have at least 100 – 500 referrals. Now that you have many referrals make sure you recycle the ones that do not click and the ones with a low average otherwise it will kill your margin for profit. Now save your money until you have around $100. Buy yourself golden membership. Without this you will never make as much as you could. With golden you will make more from your referrals. Buying this will double your profit in other words.

VI.What to do with your new golden membership.

Well now that you have golden membership just buy more and more referrals. Also try to save up for ultimate as it will also increase your profits. It may seem outrageously priced, but it does make you some really good money. Keep saving and buying referrals. With Golden membership and 2,000 referrals you should be making about $40-$50 a day with just neobux, but remember to keep money in your renting balance in order to recycle when needed.

How long should this take.

Well here is what I figure how long each step would take:

Step II. Should take about a week
Step III. Should take about 1 ½ months to 3 months.
Step VI. This should take another month or two.