'Titanic 2: The Surface'

There's a fake trailer of Titanic 2 going round on the internet, called 'Titanic 2: Jack's Back' or 'Titanic 2: The Surface'. It's an excellent made mashup with different clips from different movies. The story goes that Leonardo DiCaprio comes back from his watery grave with the help of modern science. It's hilarious, here's the Titanic 2 trailer:

Interesting sun sign facts???

VIRGO - The virgin
Dominant in relationships, sexy, someone loves them right now, freak in bed, always wants the last word. caring, smart. intellectual, attractive, loud, loyal, easy to talk to, hard to forget love at first sight, everything you ever wanted, easy to please, the one and only and ultimate sexiness.....

SCORPIO - The sex addict
Can be mean. extremely sexy, intelligent, energetic, predict future, most erotic, freak in bed, great kisser, always get what they want, sexy, attractive, easy going, loves being in long relationships, talkative, the sexiest ever, romantic, caring, mysterious and creepy.....

LIBRA - The lame lover
Very pretty, very romantic, nice to everyone they meet, their love is one of a kind, silly, funny, sweet, have own unique sexiness, most caring person you will ever meet, amazing n bed ,did I say amazing in bed, u might end up crying and the most irresistible.....

ARIES - The liar
Outgoing, lovable, erotic, funny. take you on trips to the moon in bed, excellent kisser, extremely sexy, loves being in long relationships, addictive, loud and best in bed.....

AQUARIUS:. Does it in the water

Trustworthy, honest, sexy, great kisser, one of a kind, loves being in long-term relationships, extremely energetic, unpredictable, will exceed your expectations, not a fighter, but will knock your lights out, amazing in bed and the best lovers better than everyone.....

GEMINI:. Does twosomes 

Nice, love is one of a kind, great listeners, very good in bed, lover not a fighter, trustworthy, always happy, loud, talkative, outgoing, very forgiving, loves to make out, has a beautiful smile, generous, strong, ultra sexy and the most irresistible.....

LEO:. The lion in bed
Great talker, sexy and passionate, laid back, knows how to have fun, is really good at, great kisser, unpredictable, outgoing, down to earth, addictive, attractive, loud, loves being in long relationships, talkative, not one to mess with, rare to find and good when found.....

CANCER:. The cutie
Most amazing kisser, great in bed, love is one of a kind, very romantic, most caring person you will ever meet, entirely creative, extremely random and proud of it, freak in bed, spontaneous, great telling stories, not a fighter, but will knock your lights out if it comes down to it and someone you should hold on to.....

PISCES:. The piece of ass
Caring and kind, smart, center of attention, too sexy, damn it, has the last word, the best to find, hardest to keep, fun to be around, freak in the sheets, extremely weird but in a good way, super good in bed, good sense of humor, thoughtful, a partner for life, always gets what he or she wants, loves to joke, very popular, silly, funny and sweet.....

CAPRICORN: . The passionate lover
Love to bust, nice, sassy, intelligent, sexy, predict future, irresistible, awesome kisser, loves being in long relationships, great talker, always gets what he or she wants, by far the best in bed, very sexy, coolest, loves to own Gemini's in sports, extremely fun, loves to joke, loves to be your first, so you'll never forget and smart.....

TAURUS:. The tramp
Aggressive, freak in bed, rare to find, loves being in long relationships, likes to give a good fight for what they want, extremely outgoing, sexy, loves to help people in times of need, outstanding kisser, very funny, awesome personality, stubborn, most caring person you will ever meet, one of a kind and are the most sexiest people on earth.....

SAGITTARIUS: . The sexy one
Spontaneous, horny, freak in bed, high appeal, rare to find, great when found, loves being in long relationships, the one, so much love to give, not one to mess with, very pretty, very romantic, nice to everyone they meet, their love is one of a kind, silly, fun and sweet, have own unique sexiness, most caring person you will ever meet, amazing in bed,  and did i say amazing in bed.....

Source : DCTorrent.com

Little things you do means alot to me !!!

• Hold my hands when we walk together.

• Kiss my forehead.

• Kiss my hand as if I were a princess.

• Call me to say "Good night, I love you" before I go to bed, every single night.

• Greet me good morning.

• Assigned my number a special ringtone so you know it is ME who call.

• Make my e-mail a priority.

• Put me on your top friends.

• Tell me those 3 words with looking in my eyes so I know you mean it.

• Sing to me (even though you only sings like 2 lines of the song, it's more than enough, doesn't matter how aweful u sounds..)

• Mark our anniversary on your calendar.

• I told him I like his shirt, and he wears it often.

• Keep "My favorite song" on his iPod because I can never get enough hearing that song.

...and a lot more

"Your love should not be the best looking, the funniest, or the richest. It's the one that makes you feel important, special, spoiled and beautiful. He makes sure you know he loves you"

Source : Vivacious world of mine...

Interesting Facts about the Moon (Chanda Mama)

Think you know everything there is to know about the Moon? Think again! Here are 10 interesting facts about the Moon. Some you might already know, and some will be totally new to you. Enjoy!

1. The Moon formed out of the Earth

Scientists now think that the Moon was formed when a Mars-sized object crashed into our planet about 4.5 billion years ago. The collision was so large that a huge spray of material was ejected into space. The orbiting ring of debris gathered itself into a sphere, and formed the Moon. How do we know that this is how the Moon probably formed? The Moon seems to be much less dense than the Earth and lacks a lot of iron in its core. Scientists think that the Moon is made up of the upper crust material, which has mostly lower density, than the composition of the Earth.

2. The Moon only shows one face to the Earth

Although the Moon used to rotate in the sky compared to our point of view, it has been slowing down billions of years. And at some point in the distant past it just stopped turning from our perspective. The Earth’s gravity holds the Moon in orbit, but it pulls differently at various parts of the Moon. Over a long period, gravity slowed down the Moon’s rotation so that it finally stopped, and always displayed one face to the Earth. A similar situation has happened with most of the large moons in the Solar System. In fact, in the case of Pluto and Charon, but objects are tidally locked to each other, so they present only one face to the other.

3. The Moon is slowly drifting away

Although the orbit of the Moon seems nice and stable, our only natural satellite is actually drifting away from us at a rate of 4 centimeters a year. This is happening because of the conservation of momentum in the orbit of the Earth. In about 50 billion years from now, the Moon will stop moving away from us. It will settle into a stable orbit, taking about 47 days to go around the Earth (it takes 27.3 days today). At that point, the Earth and the Moon will be tidally locked to each other. It will look like the Moon is always in the same spot in the sky. Of course, the Sun is expected to consume the Earth in about 5 billion years, so this event may not happen.

4. The Moon looks the same size as the Sun

This is an amazing coincidence. From our perspective here on Earth, but the Moon and the Sun look approximately the same size in the sky. Of course, the Sun is much much bigger than the Moon. The Sun happens to be 400 times larger than the Moon, but it’s also 400 times further away. This wasn’t always the case. Billions of years ago, the Moon was much closer than the Sun, and would have looked larger in the sky. And the Moon is moving away from us, so in the distant future, the Moon will look much smaller than the Sun.

5. The Moon causes most of the tides… but not all

You might know that the tides on Earth are caused by the gravitational pull of the Moon. But it’s not the only thing pulling at the Earth’s water, the Sun is helping out too. This is why we get very high and low tides from time to time. When the gravity of the Moon and the Sun line up, we get the biggest and smallest tides. Did you know that the Moon is also pulling at the crust of the Earth causing it to bulge up? You actually move a few meters every time the Moon is overhead, but you just don’t notice.

6. Gravity on the Moon is only 17% of the Earth

Want an easy way to lose some weight? Take a trip to the Moon and stand on its surface. Since the pull of gravity on the Moon is only 17% the pull of gravity on the Earth, you’ll feel much lighter. Just imagine, if you weighed 100 kg on the Earth, you would feel like you only weighed 17 kg on Earth. You would be able to jump 6 times further and carry objects 6 times as heavy. In fact, you had wings attached to your arms, you could even fly around inside a dome on the Moon under just your own muscle power.

7. The official name for the Moon is… the Moon

I know it’s kind of confusing, but the only real name for the Earth’s Moon is “the Moon”. When the Moon was given its name, astronomers didn’t know that there were moons orbiting other planets. And so they just called it the Moon. Now that we know there are other moons, it all comes down to the capitalization. The Earth’s moon is referred as “the Moon”, with a capital “M”. Other moons are given a lowercase “m” to show the difference.

8. The Moon is the 5th largest natural satellite in the Solar System

You might think that the Moon is the largest satellite in the Solar System. I mean look at it, it’s huge! But there are actually larger moons in the Solar System. The largest moon is Jupiter’s Ganymede (5,262 km), followed by Saturn’s Titan, Jupiter’s Callisto, Jupiter’s Io, and finally, the Earth’s Moon with a mean diameter of 3475 km.

9. Only 12 people have ever stepped onto the surface of the Moon

Only a tiny group of astronauts have ever set foot on the surface of the Moon. These were the astronauts on board the Apollo missions going from 1969 to 1972. The first person to ever walk on the Moon was Neil Armstrong. And the last person on the Moon was Gene Cernan, who followed his partner Jack Schmitt into the lunar lander on December 14, 1972.

10. And we’re going back to the Moon

NASA has been given the mission to return humans to the Moon, and set up a permanent research station. At the time of this writing, astronauts are expected to set foot on the surface of the Moon again in 2019.

Want more information about the Moon? Here’s NASA’s World Book on the Moon, and here’s a link to NASA’s Solar System Exploration Guide.

You can listen to a very interesting podcast about the formation of the Moon from Astronomy Cast, Episode 17: Where Did the Moon Come From?

Source : Universe Today

Job interview : NERVOUS

Top 10 interview questions...and how you should answer them

As the saying goes, "If you fail to plan, you plan to fail". So here is a valuable insight into the world of interview questions and the techniques best used to answer them.
There are some questions that are asked frequently in interviews and you should prepare your answers beforehand. The key things to remember when responding to interview questions are to keep your answers relevant, brief and to the point.  If you are faced with a difficult question, make sure you stay calm, don't get defensive, and take a moment to think about your response before you answer.
Remember, these responses are only suggestions. Try to personalize your response as much as possible.

Question: Tell me about yourself.
Answer: Identify some of your main attributes and memorize them. Describe your qualifications, career history and range of skills, emphasizing those skills relevant to the job on offer.

Q: What have your achievements been to date?
A: Select an achievement that is work-related and fairly recent. Identify the skills you used in the achievement and quantify the benefit it had to the company. For example, 'my greatest achievement has been to design and implement a new sales ledger system, bringing it in ahead of time and improving our debtors' position significantly, saving the company $50,000 per month in interest'.

Q: Are you happy with your career to date?
A: This question is really about your self-esteem, confidence and career aspirations. The answer must be 'yes', followed by a brief explanation as to what it is about your career so far that's made you happy. If you have hit a career plateau, or you feel you are moving too slowly, then you must qualify your answer.

Q: What is the most difficult situation you have had to face and how did you tackle it?
A: The purpose of this question is to find out what your definition of difficult is and whether you can show a logical approach to problem solving. In order to show yourself in a positive light, select a difficult work situation which was not caused by you and which can be quickly explained in a few sentences. Explain how you defined the problem, what the options were, why you selected the one you did and what the outcome was. Always end on a positive note.

Q: What do you like about your present job?
A: This is a straightforward question. All you have to do is make sure that your 'likes' correspond to the skills etc. required in the job on offer. Be enthusiastic; describe your job as interesting and diverse but do not overdo it - after all, you are looking to leave.

Q: What do you dislike about your present job?
A: Be cautious with this answer. Do not be too specific as you may draw attention to weaknesses that will leave you open to further problems. One approach is to choose a characteristic of your present company, such as its size or slow decision-making processes etc. Give your answer with the air of someone who takes problems and frustrations in your stride as part of the job.

Q: What are your strengths?
A: This is one question that you know you are going to get so there is no excuse for being unprepared. Concentrate on discussing your main strengths. List three or four proficiencies e.g. your ability to learn quickly, determination to succeed, positive attitude, your ability to relate to people and achieve a common goal. You may be asked to give examples of the above so be prepared.

Q: What is your greatest weakness?
A: Do not say you have none - this will lead to further problems. You have two options - use a professed weakness such as a lack of experience (not ability) on your part in an area that is not vital for the job. The second option is to describe a personal or professional weakness that could also be considered to be a strength, and the steps you have taken to combat it. An example would be, 'I know my team think I'm too demanding at times - I tend to drive them pretty hard but I'm getting much better at using the carrot and not the stick'.

Q: Why do you want to leave your current employer?
A: State how you are looking for a new challenge, more responsibility, experience and a change of environment. Do not be negative in your reasons for leaving. It is rarely appropriate to cite salary as your primary motivator.

Q: Why have you applied for this particular job?
A: The employer is looking for evidence that the job suits you, fits in with your general aptitudes, coincides with your long-term goals and involves doing things you enjoy.  Make sure you have a good understanding of the role and the organization, and describe the attributes of the organization that interest you most.

Other questions to consider:

• How does your job fit in to your department and company?
• What do you enjoy about this industry?
• Give an example of when you have worked under pressure.
• What kinds of people do you like working with?
• Give me an example of when your work was criticized.
• Give me an example of when you have felt anger at work.  How did you cope and did you still perform a good job?
• What kind of people do you find it difficult to work with?
• Give me an example of when you have had to face a conflict of interest at work.
• Tell me about the last time you disagreed with your boss.
• Give me an example of when you haven't got on with others.
• Do you prefer to work alone or in a group? Why?
• This organization is very different to your current employer - how do you think you are going to fit in?
• What are you looking for in a company?
• How do you measure your own performance?
• What kind of pressures have you encountered at work?
• Are you a self-starter?  Give me examples to demonstrate this?
• What changes in the workplace have caused you difficulty and why?
• How do you feel about working long hours and/or weekends?
• Give me an example of when you have been out of your depth.
• What have you failed to achieve to date?
• What can you bring to this organization?

Source :Michael page

9 Things You Can Do to Be Happy in the Next 30 Minutes

Being happier doesn't have to be a long-term ambition. You can start right now. In the next 30 minutes, tackle as many of the following suggestions as possible. Not only will these tasks themselves increase your happiness, but the mere fact that you've achieved some concrete goals will boost your mood.

1. Raise your activity level to pump up your energy. If you're on the phone, stand up and pace. Take the stairs instead of the elevator. Put more energy into your voice. Take a brisk 10-minute walk. Even better...

2. Take a walk outside. Research suggests that light stimulates brain chemicals that improve mood. For an extra boost, get your sunlight first thing in the morning.

3. Reach out. Send an e-mail to a friend you haven't seen in a while, or reach out to someone new. Having close bonds with other people is one of the most important keys to happiness. When you act in a friendly way, not only will others feel more friendly toward you, but you'll also strengthen your feelings of friendliness for other people.

4. Rid yourself of a nagging task. Deal with that insurance problem, purchase something you need, or make that long-postponed appointment with the dentist. Crossing an irksome chore off your to-do list will give you a rush of elation.

5. Create a more serene environment. Outer order contributes to inner peace, so spend some time organizing bills and tackling the piles in the kitchen. A large stack of little tasks can feel overwhelming, but often just a few minutes of work can make a sizable dent. Set the timer for 10 minutes and see what you can do.

6. Do a good deed. Introduce two people by e-mail, take a minute to pass along useful information, or deliver some gratifying praise. In fact, you can also...

7. Save someone's life. Sign up to be an organ donor, and remember to tell your family about your decision. Do good, feel good―it really works!

8. Act happy. Fake it 'til you feel it. Research shows that even an artificially induced smile boosts your mood. And if you're smiling, other people will perceive you as being friendlier and more approachable.

9. Learn something new. Think of a subject that you wish you knew more about and spend 15 minutes on the Internet reading about it, or go to a bookstore and buy a book about it. But be honest! Pick a topic that really interests you, not something you think you "should" or "need to" learn about.

Some people worry that wanting to be happier is a selfish goal, but in fact, research shows that happier people are more sociable, likable, healthy, and productive―and they're more inclined to help other people. By working to boost your own happiness, you're making other people happier, too.

Source : Real Simple

Some positive effects of climate change?

Some investors make money even during a recession; likewise, some societies and some areas may benefit from climate change. Farming at high northern latitudes, such as in parts of Canada and Russia, could become more productive. An Arctic that is ice-free in summer would allow for new shipping lanes and open the possibility of oil and gas extraction. Deaths from influenza and other cold-weather ailments might go down.

Even though climate change will bring some winners, the net effect is likely to be costly and damaging to our planet and its people. For example, the deaths caused by periodic heat waves, as well as those from the increased range of disease-carrying insects and other factors, are expected to match or outnumber the lives saved through fewer cold-related health problems. Some changes, such as species die-offs, will be irreversible. And some places near or below sea level – including cities such as New Orleans and countries such as the Netherlands and Bangladesh – may be disproportionately hurt by climate change.

Source :  Earth Gauge

Amazing nail art

Slums: The Dark Side Of India and our ignorance

Gain Control Of Your Human Emotions - Change your Life !!!!

Do you struggle with your human emotions?

If you frequently experience emotions like frustration, anxiety, fear, guilt, worry, shame or hopelessness, let's explore the fact that you can end these feelings whenever you decide to.

You see, your human emotions flow directly from the thoughts in your mind. That's right, you thought you were at the mercy of these feelings, but that's just not the case.

You decide which thoughts you allow to enter your mind. Most people think it's the other way around - that human emotion just happens by accident. Negative emotions become their master. They never realize that they're deciding to experience these miserable feelings.

When you experience negative human emotions like guilt, fear or anger, it creates a toxic response in your body. Many health issues are caused by thinking up negative emotions. This toxic response can manifest in ulcers, rashes, high blood pressure, nail biting, vague stomach pain, etc.

We all experience bad situations in life. Stressful situations are just a normal part of being here on earth. While you can't control all the stuff that happens "out there", you absolutely can and do control what happens in your mind.

Neither your situations (environment) nor your body (emotions) rule your mind. The reverse is true. Your brain is just sitting there nice and peaceful, waiting to be told whether it should remain calm and send peaceful signals to your body, or if it should send out alarm signals.

Negative thoughts are toxic and lead to your emotions of anxiety, guilt or hopelessness. However, through "observance", these thoughts can be told to leave your mind. By learning to become the observer of your mind, you can watch your thoughts come in and then decide which ones stay and which ones must go.

Try this the next time one of your negative thoughts pops into your mind. Catch it before it has a chance to turn into a negative human emotion that manifests in your body. Just notice it. Realize that you are its master and you can decide what to do with it.

At the same time, you can notice any positive thought that will fill your body with emotions such as peace, compassion, kindness, love, contentment, joy, calmness or forgiveness.

Bottom line? Your mind doesn't rule you unless you allow it to. You won't be overrun by negative human emotions unless you allow this to happen. Become master of your thoughts and you in turn become master of your emotions.

List of human emotions....

Source : Achieving-Life-Abundance.com

Surprise Marriage Proposals on Valentine’s Day

The week before Valentine’s Day entailed great couples, drama, suspense and lots of tears. Phew. I can’t believe we survived the nervousness leading up to ‘Will You Marry Me’ but we did. Take a look at an exciting ‘Surprise Marriage Proposal Week’ video.

The Artist and His Friends

If you are the artist you are looking for inspiration everywhere. You are the servant of your gift and you have to dedicate your whole life to the process of creating. Your muses help and inspire, give you fresh ideas. They are your friends that will be always near you in the process of your hard work.

Day One: First Post

So............
Okkkkk, Well this is my first blog post and I am really really really confused about what to write....So please enjoy this image for now I will definitely share something GOOD next time....