35000 mobile phones sold out in less
than an hour online. Really ? I am not kidding.
Yes!! The name is Xiaomi. You read it
right it is Xiaomi. I have never heard of this name before and so I
wouldn't be surprised if you didn’t know if this mobile is Chinese
or Japanese or Korean !!
The Chinese mobile phone maker Xiaomi
mi3 has brought a new revolution to Indian mobile phone market.
Before this mobile phone manufacturer ventured to India it has Rocked
with quick sales in China, Malaysia and Singapore. So I wanted to
know why this mobile is being hyped so much?
And is this Xiaomi MI3 worth for this
hype?
First of all the mobile comes at a very
competitive price of 14k INR. And the design is sleek, its definitely
not the slimmest phone available on the market but definitely looks
good. I would love it if it feels non plastic.
The
best part of the phone is Xiaomi has built its MI3 very strong under
the hood it comes withIPS
display with 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution that also works with
gloves. For the price, you get a quad core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800
processor, 2GB RAM, 16GB storage and a 3,050mAh battery.
This
mobile is definitely worth for 14k and other phones with similar
configuration would cost you 7k more! We are not sure if this mobile
gets the android upgrades and how the post sale support will be. So
lets wait and watch.
I
had around five close friends when I was in college and as we
completed college and moved to different locations for work.
At
the new place everyone is caught up with their hustle and bustle at
work and the distance plays what its always good at... Breaking...
This is How Friendship Breaks Both Friends will think that they
are 2 busy
They will not contact each other thinking it may be
disturbing As time passes, both will think "let the other
contact me". After a while, each will think "why should
I contact first?". Here your love will gradually be converted
to pride.
Finally,without contact the memory becomes
weak. They forget each other.... One day they will meet
and blame one another. So let's Keep in touch my dear friend. I
don’t wanna be one of those kind of friends. So here I am
saying,I miss you! And hope that, All is well with you?
Life
is no fun without FRIENDS
To
keep in touch your friends forever by
Create
a whatsapp group on mobile
Have
a mailing list
Hangout
online on google together during the happy hours
Keep
looking out for some new means to be virtually together.
By following these simple steps we are all back together again.
Most of us would be pursuing a hobby but do you know that they could help you generate a second income?
There are a lot of fake advertisements on online jobs that promise to pay for the work you do online but they don't.
The below list is a trusted way to earn a second income for you.
Self publish books
If you love writing and want to get a book published, Amazon offers a free service called Kindle Direct Publishing.
Create Mobile Apps
If you have an idea for a dream app then don't hesitate to create it. This is the most lucrative market. Did you know that whatsapp was sold for 20 billion dollars?
Sell things that you don't need
An easy way to earn some money on the Internet is by selling old stuff that you have around the house. Old books, Guitar, treadmill to name a few.
Websites like www.olx.in, www.quickr.com & http://craigslist.co.in
Work online for money
Two popular & reliable places to find work are www. odesk.com and www.elance.com. The competition is tough anyhoo.
Let me know if you can add anything else to this list. Enjoy while you earn for your hobby.
Giving a much needed boost to India's traditional sport, the Punjab government will organise the 2010 Kabaddi World Cup tournament next month, officials said on Monday. The winning team will get a prize of Rs.1 crore.
The state government is all set to organise this world cup on a very large scale and is expecting teams from countries like Britain, the US, Pakistan, Iran, Italy, Canada and Australia.
"The Kabaddi World Cup will begin around the end of March and continue till the first week of April. Punjab has given gradation to Kabaddi which was denied to it for the past 62 years," said state Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal, who is also the Punjab sports minister.
He added, "To uplift this traditional sport of Punjab and to boost the morale of players, the state government has announced Rs.1 crore in prize money for the winner and Rs.50 and 25 lakh respectively for the first and second runner up teams."
In a bid to ensure live telecast of matches, the Punjab sports department has already invited expression of interest from TV channels.
The Kabaddi World Cup is scheduled from March 31 to April 10. The matches will be held at eight different cities of Punjab, sources in the state sports department said. The final match will be played at the Guru Nanak stadium in Ludhiana, the industrial hub of the state.
It was a nail biting finish in the second test against SA to retain No. 1 ranking in test cricket. The result was uncertain till the last minute. Thanks to Bhajji for snatching the Morkel's wicket. The SA tail looked very steady in keeping up their wickets. Amla was amazing in the last test and the current one.
Test cricket is a wonderful form of cricket. Such games need to be promoted to keep it alive against T20 entertainer.
My friend Javed mailed me this interesting article. A good one to banish all your doubts regarding Aggregation and Composition
Introduction:
Apart from programming, a lot of my spare time sat at the computer is spent reading group, blog postings, etc from other developers. One particular posting that caught my eye recently provoked a lot of response and mixed answers to a question posed by a poster. This question was, 'What is the difference between composition and aggregation and how would I express it in my programs'?
Reading the responses to the post, I had a mixed reaction, many of the responses reflected my understanding of the difference, others turned my understanding right around and explained composition as my understanding of aggregation.
This short article will put forward my understanding of composition and aggregation and how I would express it in C# code.
Composition:
As we know, inheritance gives us an 'is-a' relationship. To make the understanding of composition easier, we can say that composition gives us a 'part-of' relationship. Composition is shown on a UML diagram as a filled diamond (see Figure 1).
If we were going to model a car, it would make sense to say that an engine is part-of a car. Within composition, the lifetime of the part (Engine) is managed by the whole (Car), in other words, when Car is destroyed, Engine is destroyed along with it. So how do we express this in C#?
public classEngine {
. . .
}
publicclassCar
{
Engine e = new Engine();
.......
}
As you can see in the example code above, Car manages the lifetime of Engine.
Aggregation:
If inheritance gives us 'is-a' and composition gives us 'part-of', we could argue that aggregation gives us a 'has-a' relationship. Within aggregation, the lifetime of the part is not managed by the whole. To make this clearer, we need an example. For the past 12+ months I have been involved with the implementation of a CRM system, so I am going to use part of this as an example.
The CRM system has a database of customers and a separate database that holds all addresses within a geographic area. Aggregation would make sense in this situation, as a Customer 'has-a' Address. It wouldn't make sense to say that an Address is 'part-of' the Customer, because it isn't. Consider it this way, if the customer ceases to exist, does the address? I would argue that it does not cease to exist. Aggregation is shown on a UML diagram as an unfilled diamond (see Figure 2).
So how do we express the concept of aggregation in C#? Well, it's a little different to composition. Consider the following code:
public classAddress {
. . .
}
publicclassPerson
{
private Address address;
public Person(Address address)
{
this.address = address;
}
. . .
}
Person would then be used as follows:
Address address = new Address();
Person person = new Person(address);
or
Person person = new Person( new Address() );
As you can see, Person does not manage the lifetime of Address. If Person is destroyed, the Address still exists. This scenario does map quite nicely to the real world.
Conclusion:
As I said at the beginning of the article, this is my take on composition and aggregation. Making the decision on whether to use composition or aggregation should not be a tricky. When object modelling, it should be a matter of saying is this 'part-of' or does it 'have-a'?
Today(10/Jan) is Elvis's Bday. The first thing that comes to my mind is his stylish side locks. And the next thing that comes to my mind is how a humble lad became a super star. His journey during his transformation is quite motivating to any aspiring individual. Just like another Rajnikanth!!
"When I was a child, ladies and gentlemen, I was a dreamer. I read comic books, and I was the hero of the comic book. I saw movies, and I was the hero in the movie. So every dream I ever dreamed has come true a hundred times...I learned very early in life that: ‘Without a song, the day would never end; without a song, a man ain’t got a friend; without a song, the road would never bend - without a song.' So I keep singing a song. Goodnight. Thank you." -From his acceptance speech for the 1970 Ten Outstanding Young Men of the Nation Award. Given at a ceremony on January 16, 1971. (Elvis quotes from copyrighted material with lines from the song Without a Song.)
Until recently i was hoping that the Tibet revolutionist fighting chinese is 'Dalai Lama'. Actually in Tibet there is a temple of Buddha and a league of Monks. The head monk is called 'Dalai Lama'. similar to the pope in Vatican city.
Currently we have Tenzin Gyatso as the 14th 'Dalai Lama
