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Free Online Song Recording Websites

Posted by Deepak Shetty on November 16, 2009

Every time we get under a shower, in the car, we are traveling or we are in front of the mirror most of us have the habit of singing. Even if we can’t “sing” really well, we still probably like to do. Than it might be a song just heard on radio, T.V., just one of our favorites we love to sing. And at times we even feel we should record our voice and see how well we can sing. Normally we drop this idea as recording our song in a studio is costly, but what if u you don’t need a Karaoke machine, nor any other fancy equipment. All you need is yourself, an Internet connection, and your microphone record your voice for free at your own convince.

Here are list of few websites which let you record your song for free:

singamore_logoThe place to Sing along Hindi Karaoke online and Record your own version of popular Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malay am, Punjabi, Bengali songs for free and share it with the world. www.singamore.com

redkaraoke_logoSing online 243405 karaoke songs! Record and share your favorite music. Record yourself singing on the web. Submit your video/audio; vote and comment… make yourself heard! You can upload your own karaokes, listen to songs and view videos. www.redkaraoke.com

singsnap_logoSingSnap is all about singing, listening and having fun! Choose a song to sing from the thousands of backing tracks available in our library, use a microphone or webcam to record your vocals to it and then share your recording with the SingSnap community. www.singsnap.com

karaokeparty_logoConnect your mic, select a song , sing and have fun . Have problem how to sing we also provide singing lessons and many other options. www.karaokeparty.com

pure_solo_logoAt PureSolo you can record your very own version of over 20,000 popular songs that are then yours to keep and instantly share with your friends on email, CD, mp3 player, PureSolo profile and other social networks. www.puresolo.com/

karaoake_play_logo karaoke system is easy to use, after you’re done singing, you can save the recording in your Studio. You can make the song public, or private. Private mode allows you to share your song with a select group of friends. www.karaokeplay.com.

Its time to Show the world the next Singing Sensation that is inside of you!

Do share your recorded songs with me , have fun :)

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Consumers Courts In Mumbai

Posted by Deepak Shetty on November 4, 2009

Consumer_CourtIN 1986, Indian government introduced a new Act for the protection of consumers known as COPRA (Consumers Protection Act). The provisions of this Act cover ‘goods’ as well as ‘services’.  The goods are those which are manufactured or produced and sold to consumers through wholesalers and retailers.  The services are in the nature of transport, telephone, electricity, housing, banking, insurance, medical treatment, etc. According to this, no shopkeeper or businessman should cheat the consumer. IF done so, consumer can report in Consumers forum or courts. These courts are meant for protection of consumers. There are 3 levels of Consumer forum:-

1) District level
2) State level
3) Country level

Mumbai being a big city has people who face problems with many products or services they have brought, and sometimes going back to the shop isnt a good idea, as they do nothing about it and refuse to replace or refund the money or even compensate for any faulty services. So when it comes to this point you need to visit a consumer court in Mumbai. Below is a list of consumer courts in Mumabi where you can file your complaint, please find consumer court Mumbai addresses and telephone numbers

Consumer Court In Mumbai

State Commission

The Registrar Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission Administrative Staff College, Hazarimal Somani College, Mumbai – 400 001. 22072097(O) 22018539(fax) 23697273

District Forum Address

Central Mumbai
6th Floor, Arun Chambers, Tardeo, Mumbai. 022 / 24937770

Mumbai Suburban

New Administrative Bldg., 3rd floor,Bandra (East), Mumbai.400 051 022 / 26551625

South Mumbai
6th Floor, Arun Chambers, Tardeo, Mumbai. 022 / 24911734

Thane
Collectorate Office,2nd Floor,Room no.214, Thane. 022 / 25344069

To know about the consumer court fee click on the link below
http://www.icrpc.org/icrpc.org.courtfee.htm

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How to Copyright for Free and Protect Your Content

Posted by Deepak Shetty on September 11, 2009

CopyrightMany times it happens you develop exclusive content and someone else uses it without having your permission as you have no copyright on that material. When you copyright your material, you are claiming it as your own so that others can’t copy or use it without your permission.. Now here is a website which shows  “How to Copyright for Free and Protect Your Content” for absolutely no money! in just 3 easy steps :

1)    Register on this site MyFreeCopyright
2)    Upload your original creation, and the site will create a digital fingerprint of it, store the fingerprint in a database and sends a copy of the fingerprint to you in an email.
3)    The email contains the verified date; the fingerprint verifies the digital creation, and your email address verifies it belongs to you.

Your content and creation is then registered and protected.

Note: You MUST keep the email that contains the fingerprint in it in order to make a claim at any point in the future as to the validity of your content.

So its time to get your digital fingerprints made today and don’t let anyone steel your content. As you are the one who has done all the hard work on it . There’s no reason for you not to copyright what you’ve done!

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Tips On Diet Which We Normally Neglect

Posted by Deepak Shetty on September 8, 2009

tips on diet which we normally neglect

Tips on diet which we normally neglect

Everyone knows the keys to losing weight, Eat less and exercise more.  Sounds simple enough, but in the context of real life and its demands, it can be anything but simple. You may think just losing weight would be satisfying. Of course it would be nice to fit into smaller clothes and be able to run without getting out of breath. What we eat has a profound effect on our mind as well as the body. It is not only important as to what we eat but it is equally important as to how we eat. I would like to share few tips on diet which we normally neglect which I came across while surfing the net

Fresh ginger with a small amount of salt should be taken 10 to 20 minutes before food. If possible

1.    The diet, properly chew especially hard substances
2.    Possibly intake of curd or buttermilk should follow food.
3.    The food should be tasty, fresh and good in appearance.
4.    It should neither be very hot nor absolutely cold.
5.    Avoid Drinking Water at least 15 minutes before food. The quantity of water after food should be small. Let it be drunk often.
6.    Heavy food should be taken in a limited quantity.
7.    Heavy food should not be taken at night. The proper time of night meal is two to three hours before going to bed. After night meal, it is better to go for a short walk, of say hundred steps.
8.    Heavy work or exercise should be avoided after food.
9.    After meals, heavy mental or physical work should be avoided.  Some rest is advisable for proper digestion of food.

Do follow this in your routine life , will help in getting the best out of what we eat.

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Salsa Dancing In Seven Different Styles…

Posted by Deepak Shetty on August 31, 2009

salsa_dancingSalsa dancing is done on eight-beat music, with dancers moving on three beats, pausing for one beat, dancing for three beats, and pausing for one beat. The movement style is left-right-left-pause, then right-left-right-pause. During the pause in most salsa dancing some sort of flourish is utilized, be it a stomp of the foot, casting out the hand or kicking the lower leg. Salsa dancing is mostly a stationary dance, with little movement around the dance floor. Instead, dancers rely on the subtle movement of their legs and upper bodies to convey the energy of the dance. There are seven different styles of Salsa dancing.

Cuban Style :
Cuban salsa style is most similar to the original form of salsa rooted in Cuba. It is characterized by Afro Cuban style body movement which includes body isolation and hip movement. Cuban style salsa does not have many fast spins. Instead the movement is very circular as opposed to linear and partners tend to travel around each other. The hip movement is more noticeable in this style and stems from the pumping of the knees. The footwork is quite simple – the complexity lies in the arm work which requires the follower to have limber, flexible arms. Cuban style salsa is considered “male dominated” in the sense that the leader tends to be more showy and will create a greater push/pull feel for the follower then many other styles. Most Cuban style dancers tap on the pauses which are on the 4th and 8th beats if the dancers dance on 1. However, Cuban style salsa dancers do not always stay on the 1 beat and tend to stray depending on where the music takes them.

L.A. Style :
L.A. Salsa style  is very linear. It uses dips and arm styling. L.A. style is very flashy incorporating many flips and dips. L.A. style dancing is a pleasure to watch and a pleasure to dance New York / Mambo Style. New York style is more like Mambo. It makes use of body waves, free style footwork, shines, rib cage movements and shimmying.

Puerto Rican style :
Puerto Rican Salsa Style dancing can be danced on the “One” or the “Two” beat of the music, but it involves a tremendous amount of very technical footwork. There is more an emphasis on footwork, than in New York style.

Miami Style :
Although the Miami Salsa style has its roots in Cuba. This “tap & step” is a characteristic of Miami style salsa and you’ll know Salsa_danceit when you see it. Miami style salsa makes use of “ganchos” or arm-hooks, which is when one elbow is hooked over the partners elbow to create a kind of arm lock giving the leader leverage to move his partner via the arm.

Casino Style :
This is a cuban circular style and turn patterns involve a lot more double hand holds. The complex but spectacular turn patterns resemble a game of ‘twister’ from which the leader will emerge, without allowing the viewer to see how he’s done the ‘Houdini’ act. It’s very clever, and it’s the role of the follower to ‘hang on’ keep rhythm and not allow the leader to ‘trick’ her. Cuban style salsa also has a lot of solo work which involves rhythmic middle body movements derived from the old Cuban rumba. These movements have an afro –Cuban heritage and are also popular in Mambo.

Rueda:
This is a Group Dance originating in Cuba. It is danced to lively, up-beat salsa music. The couples dance in a circle executing moves called out by a leader. There is a constant changing of partners, which makes it a vivid and joyful spectacle. There are three groups of participants in every Rueda. The caller, who calls out the names of the moves that are to be danced, (He may also use hand signals in a loud club setting together with the call.) The leaders, usually the men, initiate the execution of the moves. The followers, usually the ladies, perform the moves as guided by the leaders.

Colombian Style:
Colombion Salsa Style is danced differently all throughout Colombia.  In Cali, it is more “showy”, in other, more rural parts of the country, it is danced more closely and tightly, with heads touching in some cases.  However, the underlying commonality is that there is no forward and backward motions of the feet.  It is simply what we call “Cumbia” style, which is feet alternating to the back or to the side.

No style is definitively better than the other. It’s all really a matter of taste. They are all fun to watch and exciting to dance. Many salseros take the time to learn all the different styles and even incorporate their own personal inventions to create their own style. Salsa has no boundaries so many of the styles’ combinations overlap, blurring the line between one style and another. The style taught at Dance Connection is predominantly, but not limited to, Miami/Casino style.

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Alen…I love you!!!

Posted by Deepak Shetty on August 21, 2009

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Poem about love … Do read… just for fun. (ANU)

It happened one day…
I met him on the way…
The wind was clam …
We met each other in the farm…

He saw me…
I saw him…
We exchanged smiles…
We were friends!

We met daily…
Our time passed gaily…
We chatted a lot…
About just here ‘n’ there…

I knew as days passed, he care..
That feeling which came to me was very rare…
We had a lot of things to share..
We made a very nice pair…

One day he said..
He had to leave…
He  had to join work…
He was in the army…

I was sad…
Somewhat, really mad…
But nothing I could do…
He had to move..

The day came he had to leave…
We kissed each other goodbye…
He was waiting for the bus…
Standing in a queue…

When I gathered all courage…
And shouted ….Wait!
Alen ! I love you……….I love you…

Suddenly there was a gap…shshshzzzzzzzz
When mom waked me up… from my study…
With really a tight slappppppp…………..:-)

-Anu

Note : I was in standard sixth when I wrote this poem…:-)..

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Hi Tech Pendrive Funny Video

Posted by Deepak Shetty on August 19, 2009

Hi Tech pendrive invented awesome whoever has invented this , best pen drive ever made this a latest technology with brains.

Its a kool invention very funny & really a funny video


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Mumbai, Bangalore, and Chennai Bus routes just click it…

Posted by Deepak Shetty on August 5, 2009

Mumbai involves the transport of millions of its citizens by train, road and water. Over 88% of the commuters in Mumbai use public transport (suburban trains or buses) as compared to other  metro cities . It is the most convenient, efficient and cheap form of transport. Mumbai has the largest organised bus transport network among major Indian cities. And one major problem most the people face using the bus transport is identifying which Bus No. travels through which route, than let it be a person staying in Mumbai from past 28 years like me or someone who come new to the city everyone is confused.

But now with Busbus.in which uses Google Maps to show the routes of buses in Mumbai, Bangalore, and Chennai. Just select the state and bus no. it shows you the entire route. The route is shown on the map with a coloured polyline and the bus stops on the route are shown with map markers.

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It is also possible to search for a bus route by clicking on your start point and your destination on the map. Busbus.in then displays the best route for your chosen journey.

So guys now if you in any of these cities and have problem locating bus routes just log on this site it has really made commuting easy.

Mumbai gets Laser Show Garden To attract Tourism!!!

Mumbai Gateway of India Highest Tide in 100 years

Identify Fake Notes…

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Mumbai gets Laser Show Garden To attract Tourism!!!

Posted by Deepak Shetty on August 3, 2009

Mumbai has always been a place of tourist attraction, it has a long list of sites to be visited. Historical sites, contemporary wonders, archaeological sites, religious sites and natural wonders. Recently the Bandra Worli Sea Link was Inaugurated and now to add more to its attraction for tourists the city has got a garden equipped with multimedia laser show and musical fountains.

The Bharat Van Garden, situated at Marol in the western suburb of Andheri, was inaugurated on 2 August by Union Minister of State for Information and Technology Communications Gurudas Kamat yesterday. The garden, developed by Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC), is spread across a hillock over about five acres of land and MTDC had sanctioned Rs 7.33 crore for procuring and installing equipment for musical fountains and multimedia laser show.

The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) had carried out its beautification. After inauguration, Mr Kamat said, ” We have fulfilled our commitment and this garden is developed to promote tourism, it will be a special tourist attraction for all Mumbaikars and especially, the incoming domestic and foreign tourists in the city.”

This is a nice approach to add on to tourist attraction in mumbai, hope there are also measures taken to maintain the place after spending such a huge amount in making it .There are already objections coming up against it which I think should be solved as Mumbai is more famous for objections and protests along with development in the city.

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