Sunday, 30 August 2015

10 Best Websites on Internet

#1 Iconfinder.com

The best place to find icons of all sizes.

#2 Wolframalpha.com

Gets answers directly without searching on Google.

#3 Goo.gl

Shorten long URL and convert URLs into QR codes.

#4 Unfurlr.com

Find the original URL that’s hiding behind a short URL.

#5 Copypastecharacter.com

Copy special characters that aren’t on your keyboard.

#6 Screenr.com

Record movies of your desktop and send them straight to YouTube.

#7 Office.com

Download templates, clipart and images for your Office documents.

#8 Virustotal.com

Online Scan any Suspicious file or email attachment for virus.

#9 Ctrlq.org/screenshots

Capture screens of web pages on mobile and desktops.

#10 Pdfescape.com

Lets you can quickly edit PDFs in the browser itself. viewer.

Friday, 26 June 2015

KNOW PEOPLE BY LOOKING AT THEIR PALMS

When you meet somebody new, it can be fun to “check them out” using different techniques for character analysis. Palm reading is an age-old practice, and it can be a lot of fun as well. Here are some basic palmistry principles that are easy to learn, with a special emphasis on love, relationships, and attachment…
Which hand should you read?
One of the first questions people ask concerning palm reading is: Which hand do you look at? The answer is: Both, and It depends. Students of palmistry distinguish between the active and passive hand. A right-handed person’s active hand will be his or her right hand; and the left hand is considered the passive hand. Similarly, a left-handed person’s active hand is the left hand; and his or her passive hand is the right hand.
Which hand should you read?
Generally, the passive hand is read for inherited characteristics and potential. Look to the active hand for changes to these inherited traits. As a general rule, when the lines and markings on the active and passive hands are quite different, it shows a person who has actively worked toward self-development.
The size of the hand
Remember to consider the size of the hand relative to the size of the body. Generally, a large hand suggests a person who spends more time thinking than acting. A person with a relatively small hand is thought to be more active, spending less time thinking about what to do.


The shape of the hand
There are four general shapes of the hand, and these are related to the four elements – Air, Earth, Fire, and Water.
When considering the length of the palm
When the vertical and horizontal measurements of the palm are approximately equal, it is considered a square palm. A long palm is when its vertical measurement is longer than the horizontal measurement. Fingers are considered long when the length of the middle finger is equal to or greater than three-quarters of the length (height) of the palm. Fingers are considered short when the length of the middle finger is less than three-quarters of the length of the palm.
Air hands and its characteristics:
Air Hands are characterized by a square palm, long fingers, and thin, clear lines. These are the hands of intellectual and sociable people. They are often restless and in need of change and stimulation, mostly of the mental kind. As lovers, these people look for mental rapport above all else.
Earth hands and its characteristics

Earth Hands are characterized by a square palm, short fingers, strong or thick skin, and deep, clear, and straight lines. These are the hands of practical, down-to-earth people with strong vitality. They often have a strong connection to nature and the outdoors. As lovers, they are generally quite dependable and straightforward.

Fire hands and its characteristics

Fire Hands are characterized by long palms, short fingers, plentiful and prominent lines, and firm, warm skin. These are the hands of risk-takers and action-oriented people. As lovers, they are positive and confident, willing to take the lead.

Water hands and its characteristics:
Water Hands are characterized by long palms, long fingers, plenty of fine lines that are not always clear, and soft, damp skin. These hands indicate a creative, emotional person. As lovers, they are sensitive, vulnerable, a little naive, and focused on caring and being cared for.
The thumb

How flexible is the thumb? The flexibility of the thumb is thought to measure how adaptable a person is. The more flexible the thumb, the more easy-going the character is. A lack of flexibility suggests an obstinate person. Does the thumb have a “waist”? If the thumb narrows in the base phalange of the thumb, the person is thought to employ tact and diplomacy in his or her relations with others.
Some consider the relative length of the thumb as an indicator of faithfulness. Longer thumbs are thought to indicate stronger characters who are faithful to others and to themselves.

The lines on the palm
The palm generally consists of the Major Lines, Secondary Lines, and Minor Lines. A palm with numerous fine lines in addition to the Major Lines indicates a rather complex, sensitive personality that is especially vulnerable to outside influences and worries. In general, the fewer the lines, the more straightforward a person is. These people live their lives in a more direct and simple manner. Generally, there are three prominent lines on a palm. These are the Major Lines.


Heart Line

Heart line line indicates the affections, so it is of particular interest to those reading a palm for love indicators. The higher this line is, the more passionate, and oftentimes jealous the person is. A heart line that goes right across the hand suggests a person who is very controlled emotionally. A heart line that curves upward towards the Jupiter finger (the index finger) indicates a warm-hearted, reasonable, and affectionate nature in relationships. Crosses and breaks on the Heart line suggest periods of sadness and sorrow in love.

Head Line
Head line indicates the type of intelligence a person possesses. The space between the beginning of the Head Line and the beginning of the Life Line, if any, indicates the level of cautiousness a person possesses. When these lines are joined at the beginning, the person has a rather cautious, and sometimes fearful, nature. The further apart, the more confident, risk-taking individual.

Life Line
The curved line that generally swoops from near the base of the palm to the point between the thumb and first finger at point C is the Life Line. In terms of relationships, a Life line that is wide, leaving plenty of room for the Mount of Venus, is indicative of a person with an expansive and giving nature in love. The closer the Life line is to the thumb, the less generous a person is with his/her energy and time.

Line of Attachment


An interesting secondary line concerning relationships is called the Line of Attachment. Some call these lines Marriage Lines. These lines appear just above the heart line (in our diagram, just above point A). Light, fine horizontal lines found here are thought to indicate affairs that are not deep commitments. One long, clear line suggests a long-standing and happy marriage or commitment. When there is more than one long, deep line, the lower one is thought to describe the earlier relationship in the person’s life.
The mounts


There are a number of mounts in different positions of the palm, and these are associated with planets. The Mount of Venus is of particular interest to those looking for indicators of love in the palm. This mount is found beside the thumb and within the curved Life Line. Generally, fleshiness here indicates a love of pleasure. A fleshy and firm Mount of Venus indicates a strongly sexual nature, and a flabby mount here shows a low level of sexual vitality.

Prominent horizontal lines on the Mount of Venus are thought to indicate a person with powerful charm over lovers. Plenty of fine lines going in different directions on this mount (often looking like a grid) suggests a person who is quite complex in the area of love. A changeable, worrisome character may frustrate lovers.
In general, lots of fine lines here indicate a person who is easily influenced by outside forces. This person may be easy to dupe by partners. A triangle on this mount is thought to indicate a person who may have extramarital affairs, and a crescent shape (moon) here suggests one who has powerful seductive powers.

Saturday, 30 May 2015

Amazing Programming Tools For Kids

Top Ten Amazing Programming Tools For Kids 

        The world is changing and it's changing faster, towards a better future. If programming is taught from an initial age, then the young generation may even surpass older generations.Technology is getting developed and getting involved with education, even in kids' education. Kids' programming skills need further encouragement and here we've listed top ten tools to teach programming to kids, which are not necessarily to be taught through school curriculum but at home too.
1. Alice:

This is a tool to create animations, which are quite entertaining. It teaches 3D programming to kids in an interactive mode. It also offers hands-on tutorial for creating animated films and video games too.

2. Crunchzilla Code Monster:

It's designed for kids and has 59 lessons. The speech bubble allows moving from one lesson to the next and the lessons are quite easy as well as interactive. The tutorial introduces variables and parameters in JavaScript coding and it also explains errors. Kids may love the JavaScript tools and the simple graphics. It allows kids play with coding in colourful ways.

3. Scratch:

Scratch is a tool which is developed by MIT Media Lab and it's a visual programming language, meant for 6+ kids. It was released in 2007 and since then more than 800,000 users have joined the tutorial which is related to games and animations. Projects are also shared from this website and projects are uploaded to the site under the license of Creative Commons attribute. It's free and it can be accessed on all major platforms including Mac, Windows and Linux.

5. Etoys:

This tool is aimed at parents to teach programming to kids. They can make graphics, write own stories, develop simple games and so on. It's also free of charge which also gives access to music, animated objects, graphics and sound effects.

6. Logo:

Logo is actually one of the oldest programming languages used for education purposes. Created in 1967, this language is used for educational use and basics of computer science. It implemented Turtle Graphics and it has several resources like Turtle Logo and FMS Logo. Kids enjoy the moving turtle and also the location commands to draw shapes and lines.

7. Hackety Hack:

This is an application which is open source and it teaches programming basics in Ruby language. It's an interactive tutorial which runs on Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems. It also teaches the basics of Ruby syntax and it gives students a solid foundation in Ruby language.

8. Hopscotch:

Hopscotch teaches programming to children in the simplest possible way. It can be downloaded for free on iPad and kids are taught to develop and create animations, games and stories in an interactive manner through drag-and-drop methods. This tool makes programming fun and enjoyable.

9. Waterbear:

It's a very recent development and inspired by Scratch. It also has drag-and-drop objects and it runs on JavaScript. The program allows children provide the logic via parameters and this learning environment is offered on browsers and now through any download. Waterbear is in its initial stage though, which has to undergo several developments.

10. Kodable:

This app is free and iPad users can use it to teach programming to kids, aged 5 and above. The interface is quite a child-friendly one and it's very simple to understand. Programming becomes fun with this tools too which can be enjoyed by all – from 2nd standard children to 12th graders.