Arshad's Contri

After a Long time a good IPO has come the  since I have open an demat account , The picture now lies whether a first time small investor ..  How much should he risk in the IPO ? It's surely a goodone but will not rise rapidly , I am not a market master but this project will be on the way from 2008 , I have gone through all materials online about the IPO and views from experts

 

I was restricted to invest 49600 , opted for 800 shares because of PAN unavaliabilty. i was waiting impatiently for teh IPO allotment but to my bad luck I was not alloted any shares, was really depressed for sometime but due to the over subscription of the IPO I may not have got any , These things happen in stock Market . But just now I came to know I was alloted 35 shares of deccan aviation limited .

5 yrs in jail , what a shock to all his fans especially the females. This means no more movies for salman for 5 yrs , what about the the 100 cr   Rs of work that will get stopped because of his absence from the industry like Salame-Ishq ,and he was also about to go for a foriegn trip. Sawaan that has been released yesterday is also affected.

First statement here is this sentence justified.His dad Salim Khan is saying he is prey to celebrity status and also very upset and not ready to talk to ppress. Also reprts says that this is too harsh punishment and has never been given.

The court says this punishment should set an example to the hunters,

Things with Salman are not going fine.. after the conflict with vivek over Aishwarya Rai.     puling over a person in sidepath . He has been compared to Micheal Jackson as they both spend much time in court

Film Industry has not yet reacted to this , but Katrina is doing propoganda against this ruling.Many people including myself believe this sentence is too harsh and Salman should file this case to supreme court and get the  sentence shortened.

 Will his fame save him or drown him , this question will be answered soon. Salman's fan its time for you to do somethin like creating a petition for helping him , carrying on rallies.

I Have done research on google  about night shift life had to so because I am put into one .Don’t want to share my own story here but give u a overall idea and tips about it . whatever u want to know about night shifts . just want to share my findings to all my friends and viewers.  The world economy now runs 24/7, and third- or night-shift jobs are no longer solely for the unskilled. Anyways working in the night is fun in its own way , you are not restricted to your seat you want to work you work at your own convenience and take how many ever breaks you wanat and best thing is the environment so quiet , when the music ois down anyways I have also created a complete Night Shift web site on this just have a look and do share your comments .

 

Night Shift

Atlast I have also started writing blogs :) what to do, have to go along with the world , This recent article I cam across made me feel the importance of Blogs , websites are not a way to put through idea's and feelings its blogs, so I have started. It has been said that a writer learns from writing Blogs .I have started , lets hope I get across some good ideas . Here's the article

A new Google Inc. specialty search engine sifts through the Internet's millions of frequently updated personal journals, a long-anticipated development expected to help propel "blogging" into the cultural mainstream.

 

The new tool, unveiled Wednesday at http://blogsearch.google.com/ , focuses exclusively on the material contained in the journals known as Web logs, or "blogs."

 

Mountain View-based Google, the Internet's general search engine leader, first set its sights on blogs with its 2003 acquisition of a small startup called Blogger that makes software to publish and manage the journals.

 

Since that deal, Google had been expected to build a blogging-focused search engine -- a mission finally accomplished by a group of by developers in the company's New York office.

 

"There really has been a need for a world-class search product to expose this dynamic content to a worldwide audience," said Jason Goldman, who came to Google in the Blogger deal and is now the company's product manager for blogging search.

 

Over the past two years, blogs have become an increasingly popular vehicle for sharing opinions and information, sometimes breaking news and more often prodding the mainstream media into reconsidering how it has handled some big stories.

 

First word of Google's new searching tool was, in fact, disseminated by a blog.

 

A few people have been able to make a living largely off their blogs, or parlay them into book deals. Blogs also have been a source of embarrassment and angst, resulting in the firings of several workers, including a Google product manager, who angered their employers with revelations posted on their sites.

 

No one knows for certain just how big the so-called "blogosphere" has become. Technorati, the niche's top search engine so far, says it indexes 17.1 million sites spanning about 1.5 billion links.

 

Goldman declined to disclose the size of Google's blogging index.

 

Despite blogging's steady growth, its appeal has remained narrow, skewing primarily to younger audiences and technological trendsetters.

 

But given Google's broad reach, its specialty search engine is expected to provide blogging with additional momentum. Google said to tool would allow searches not just for blogs written in English but also in French, Italian, German, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Portuguese and other languages.

 

The appearance of the new Google tool, which catalogs the latest blog postings by looking at the Web feeds they generate, also makes it more likely that two other tech powerhouses and fierce rivals, Yahoo Inc. and Microsoft Corp., will develop a similar feature.

 

Microsoft's next operating system, Vista, is supposed to feature built-in tools for Really Simple Syndication, or RSS, and Atom -- the two most widely used techniques for letting people subscribe to Web feeds to keep abreast of the latest postings on blogs and news sites.

 

"This sort of feels like 1995 when the Web was just starting to explode. Now it feels like the same thing is happening to blogging," said Bob Wyman, chief technical officer for PubSub, which offers a Web feed subscription service.

 

Google, Yahoo and Microsoft's MSN already had been indexing blogs in their general search engines, but the broad approach reaps results that often buries blog links or points to outdated information.

 

By focusing exclusively on blog feeds, Google theoretically will be able to deliver fresher and more relevant results.

 

Google's expansion, coupled with the likely invasion of Yahoo and Microsoft, could spell trouble for the early specialty engines that have helped bolster blogging in its early stages. Besides Technorati, this group includes Feedster, IceRocket and DayPop.

 

Although the pioneers have played an important role in blogging's growth, they remain so small that only Technorati attracts enough visitors to register in the monthly Internet traffic measurements compiled by Nielsen/NetRatings.

 

Technorati drew 545,000 unique visitors last month, less than 1 percent of the 73.1 million that swarmed to Google's main search page, Nielsen/NetRatings said