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The next viral video of You Tube

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sat, 29 Dec 2012 19:05:00 +0000

The next viral video of You Tube,

According to the description in the song,

Muhammad Shahid Nazir, now known as £1 Fish Man,moved to London's East End having left his native Pakistanand his wife and four children to discover a better life for them all. Working on a market stall selling fish, Nazir needed a trader's call to grab passing trade. His song became the stuff of legend and a viral sensation: "Have-a, have-a look, one pound fish. Very, very good, very, very cheap, one pound fish."

After a video of him was uploaded to YouTube, Nazir saw himself accelerated into the spotlight: he auditioned on the X-Factor, saw his '£1 Fish Song' covered separately bysuperstar producer Timbaland and singer Alesha Dixon and was profiled by the Evening Standard who declared: "Watch out Psy, you've got a rival" and The Sun who stated: "It might just be the Christmas No. 1."

A hidden singing talent from Nepal.

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sat, 17 Nov 2012 21:41:00 +0000

This video was uploaded in You Tube few days ago and it has been viewed more than 70,000 time in less than a week. This video shared lots of time in facebook and twitter.
The interesting thing about this video is that, its just a raw video, the very young lad who sings the song have has no formal training of music, but he has a very natural and soft voice and sings two very difficult indian song. The boy seems to be from a poor family, there was no more information about the boy, according to the uploader of the video, his name is Prem Pariyar and it was also claimed that he denied to go Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal for the further training in music.
Let's hope that this young lad gets proper training and we can listen some great music in his voice.

Happy Dashain

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sat, 20 Oct 2012 13:58:00 +0000

I wish Happy Dashain to all Nepalese of all round the globe.
Enjoy this Dashain Tihar song by Sugam Pokhrel.

Hyde Park and around.

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 17 Oct 2012 23:47:00 +0000

Location: Hyde Park, London

एउटा मनछुने डकुमेन्ट्री

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 14 Oct 2012 13:15:00 +0000

यु ट्युबमा भेटिएको यो डकुमेन्ट्रीले मलाई निक्कै राम्रो लाग्यो र आज ब्लगको सामग्री यही डकुमेन्ट्रीलाई बनाएको छु |

Interview with Pushpa Basnet

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 27 Sep 2012 12:22:00 +0000

Pushpa Basnet who has been nominated as the CNN hero of the year is a social worker of Nepal. She is helping the children to get the education who is in Jail with the parents. If anyone want to vote for her for CNN hero of year 2012 can follow this link.
http://heroes.cnn.com/
and select Pushpa Basnet from the list.

Vijay Kumar of Dishanirdesh took a interview with her and it was telecast by Kantipur TV on 16th August 2012. This video is available in you Tube, which we have posted on this article.

Movie of my recommendation (2)

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 23:21:00 +0000

Hitler Dead or Alive

About this movie

Genres:
Mystery & Suspense, Comedy, Drama: Language:
English: Running time:
1:10:38: Partner rating:
YELLOWV: Released:
1942: Quality:
480 (DVD equivalent)

Content service provider: Open Flix

Movie of my recommendation

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Mon, 13 Aug 2012 14:28:00 +0000

Cast way on the moon

Part 1

Part 2

Birmingham

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 22 Jul 2012 01:14:00 +0000

Photos from Birmingham trip

Italy vs Germany (head to head)

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Mon, 25 Jun 2012 19:48:00 +0000

Italy's performance against Germany (head to head)

Vs

Date Team Italy's Result Match type

01 Jan 1923	Italy v Germany	W	3-1	International
23 Nov 1924	Germany v Italy	W	0-1	International
28 Apr 1929	Italy v Germany	L	1-2	International
02 Mar 1930	Germany v Italy	W	0-2	International
01 Jan 1933	Italy v Germany	W	3-1	International
15 Nov 1936	Germany v Italy	D	2-2	International
26 Mar 1939	Italy v Germany	W	3-2	International
26 Nov 1939	Germany v Italy	L	5-2	International
05 May 1940	Italy v Germany	W	3-2	International
30 Mar 1955	West Germany v Italy	W	1-2	International
18 Dec 1955	Italy v West Germany	W	2-1	International
31 May 1962	West Germany v Italy	D	0-0	FIFA World Cup
13 Mar 1965	West Germany v Italy	D	1-1	International
17 Jun 1970	West Germany v Italy	W	3-4	FIFA World Cup
26 Feb 1974	Italy v West Germany	D	0-0	International
08 Oct 1977	West Germany v Italy	L	2-1	International
14 Jun 1978	West Germany v Italy	D	0-0	FIFA World Cup
11 Jul 1982	Italy v West Germany	W	3-1	FIFA World Cup
22 May 1984	Italy v West Germany	L	0-1	FIFA 80th Birthday
05 Feb 1986	Italy v West Germany	L	1-2	International
18 Apr 1987	West Germany v Italy	D	0-0	International
10 Jun 1988	West Germany v Italy	D	1-1	European Championship
25 Mar 1992	Italy v Germany	W	1-0	International
23 Mar 1994	Germany v Italy	L	2-1	International
21 Jun 1995	Germany v Italy	L	2-0	Centenary
19 Jun 1996	Italy v Germany	D	0-0	European Championship
20 Aug 2003	Germany v Italy	W	0-1	International
01 Mar 2006	Italy v Germany	W	4-1	International
04 Jul 2006	Germany v Italy	W	0-2	FIFA World Cup
09 Feb 2011	Germany v Italy	D	1-1	International

28 June 2012 Germany v Italy ? ?-? EuroCup Semi finale

Types of Coffee

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 11:02:00 +0000

1. Espresso
Originated in Thirties in Italy. The 'ideal' is 20 gram coffee brewed at 92 degree centigrade for 25 seconds. Who knew?

2. Cappuccino
One part of coffee to five parts of milk. Originated from Italy with no chocolate sprinkles. Ideally 1 cm of foam.

3. Flat White
One part espresso to two part of milk. It made its debut in New Zealand and Australia.

4. Americano
Includes two parts espresso to six parts of water. Named after american world war II soldiers in Europe who found espresso too strong.

5. Latte
One part of espresso to seven parts milk. Possibly from the old tradition of giving children hot milk poured from coffee pot.

6. Piccolo
One part espresso to three parts milk. A more diluted version of flat white, this is usually served in a smaller cup.

7. Cafe Mocha
One part of espresso to four part of milk and one part of chocolate powder. Coffee purists eschew this coffee with a cocoa kick.

8. Iced Coffee
One part of espresso to three parts of milk plus water and ice. To sweeten use syrup as granules won't dissolve.

9. Ristretto
A very short and therefore extremely strong shot of espresso coffee. Purist adore this pour.

Know the name of your coffee, enjoy the day :))

source: stylish

photo: google search

Documentary of Investigation of a Fedex flight 705 attack

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 29 Feb 2012 15:15:00 +0000

Here is a documentary of Fedex flight 705 attack by Auburn Calloway, an employee working as a flight engineer in Fedex. The wounded three crew member were able to rescue the flight after a long struggle and landed emergency. The whole story seems like a movie; but was a real story. Here are the investigation documentary videos from YouTube.

Part 1

Basic facts about the DAX

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 15:37:00 +0000

German stock market and its indices

German stock market is comprised of seven stock exchanges, with the Frankfurt stock exchange being the biggest by trading volume as well as by the amount of listed companies. Nowadays, the exchange handles over 90% of trading volume in the country. The exchange’s history dates back to 9th century. However, it was only after the World War II, when Frankfurt exchange (Frankfurter Wertpapierbörse) distinguished itself as the leader in stock trading in Germany.

Nowadays, most of the orders are being processed through the electronic trading system XETRA, that both collects and matches the orders. Floor trading via open outcry takes place as well, but all the orders from both XETRA and the floor enter a single electronic order book. The Settlement of transactions takes place two days after the trade. The Frankfurt stock exchange is currently the second most liquid exchange in the Eurozone area with the daily volume of over 1 million processed trades [3]. Due to extensive use of electronic trading and constant improvements of the system, trading on XETRA is considered highly efficient. Beside stocks, various ETFs, ETCs, REITs, certificates and even options are traded here. The exchange along with the XETRA system are operated by Deutsche Boerse Group. It publishes more than 2100 indices in total, many of them highly specialized in particular segments.

Play Baghchal online

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 21:00:00 +0000

Baghchal is one of the popular traditional game of Nepal. Most Nepalese knows the basic rule of Baghchal.
It is strategy based game. You can also be addicted with this game if you know the rules
However, rules are not complicated. I am writing here the basic rules of Baghchal here.
1. There will be two parties, one acting as Tiger and the next one acting as Goat.
2. Both the Tiger and Goat can only move in the direction of the map line.
3. There will be 20 Goats and 4 Tigers all together.
4. All 4 Tigers starts game in the beginning, however Goats are enters one by one.
5. When a Goats enters in the game, Tiger can get a legal move.
6. Tiger can kill a Goat only one in one move.
7. Tiger can kill a Goat if there is space available just after one Goat in the direction of legal move.
8. Tiger will win the game if they can kill 5 goats. (Somewhere its 6)
9. Goats can win the game if they can trap all 4 Tigers. (Trapping Tiger means condition of no possible movement)

Rogue Trader 1999, A business/financial movie.

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 15:56:00 +0000

In 1992, a twenty-seven-year-old trader in the Singapore office of Barings Bank, Nick Leeson, lost over $1 billion of the firm’s money through transactions in futures contracts. Initially, Leeson had made large profits for the bank by dealing in derivatives and futures. After experiencing losses, however, he used an error account to disguise his bad trades. Because Leeson was involved in the settlement of his own trades, he was able to sustain this scheme until he left the firm in 1995. As a result of Leeson’s losses, Barings eventually was declared bankrupt and sold to the ING Group.

The movie "Rogue Trader" is base on the book written by Nick Lesson, and is probably one of the best financial/business movie.

गजल

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 19:54:00 +0000

एकै छाता मुनी बिताएको त्यो बर्षात कहाँ होला?

लड्न खोज्दा समाउने तिमो हात कहाँ होला?

चादनीको शितलतामा मुटु साटासाट गर्थ्यौ,

तारा गन्दै बसेका ति रात कहाँ होला ?

मेरा मीठा सपनाहरु पुरा गर्ने बाचा तिम्रो,
हासी हासी गरेका ति सम्बाद कहाँ होला ?

मनमा सजाएको थिए, तिम्रो बेहुली बन्नलाई,
मेरो बेहुला तिमी अनि बारात कहाँ होला ?

हर बखत हामी दुइ कल्पनामा डुबी बस्थ्यौ,
तिम्रो नामको सिन्दुर अनि सौगात कहाँ होला ?

रन्जना ढुंगाना (पौडेल)

The Rouge trader and Societe Generale

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 19:12:00 +0000

Societe Generale was founded in 1864 by a group of industrialists, bankers, businessmen, and heads of railway companies, after an authorization decree was signed by Napoleon III. By 1870, it had around 47 branches in Paris and other provinces in France. In 1871, the bank‘s permanent office was set up in London and the bank went public. Between 1871 and 1893, several banking establishments in France failed after which Societe Generale‘s pace of growth slowed down. As of 1889, it had 149 branches. In 1894, Societe Generale began providing short-term credit to traders and industrialists and also issuing private debenture loans. The bank‘s activities expanded to Russia at that time.

By 1920, Societe Generale had emerged as a leading bank in France. In 1928, a subsidiary CALIF that specialized in medium-term credit was created. The 1930s and the early 1940s were a difficult period for the bank. The operations in France and Europe were adversely affected by World War II, due to which Societe Generale started scouting for opportunities in other countries and moved to the US and Africa.

In 1945, Societe Generale was nationalized. Between 1945 and 1958, France was experiencing economic recovery. It was also a period of radical changes in the banking industry and the industrial demand for credit was high. At that time, Societe Generale expanded into Italy and Mexico. During the 1960s, Societe Generale expanded rapidly in France and also internationally. With the changes in the banking sector like the decreasing difference between traditional and investment banking, advent of the home mortgage market, leasing, etc, Societe Generale launched services like leasing and opened new subsidiaries especially for credit.

Interesting Facts about Skype

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 16:35:00 +0000

Skype is a medium of voice communication which can be used with the aid of the Internet. Skype has been designed based on the Kazaa file sharing program. The headquarters of Skype is in Luxembourg and France. It also has offices in many other parts of Europe, Asia as well as the United States of America. In October 2005, Skype was taken over by eBay.

There are two main kinds of machines which will be used as a part of the Skype network. One is known as the ordinary host or the Skype client while the other is the super node or SN. Any normal person who is making use of Skype will be considered as an ordinary host which has been connected to the super node. These super nodes are the names which have been given to the various servers of Skype which can be found in many different parts of the world. However the Skype client should also be aware of the server to which the connection needs to be established.

The world's best passenger complaint letter?

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 04:47:00 +0000

Here we reproduce a complaint letter sent to Sir Richard Branson, which is currently being emailed globally and is considered by many to be the world's funniest passenger complaint letter.

Dear Mr Branson
REF: Mumbai to Heathrow 7th December 2008
I love the Virgin brand, I really do which is why I continue to use it despite a series of unfortunate incidents over the last few years. This latest incident takes the biscuit.
Ironically, by the end of the flight I would have gladly paid over a thousand rupees for a single biscuit following the culinary journey of hell I was subjected to at thehands of your corporation.

source: telegraph.co.uk

Essay 3

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 08:40:00 +0000

Question:

According to those in the travel business, the nature of the average 'holiday' is changing. Rather than seeking a relaxing break in a far-away place, people now want exitement on their holidays and are keen to participate in unusual and challenging activities.

Do you agree or disagree?

Answer

Holidays are important because they provide a break from our normal daily routine and from the world of work. Traditionally, holidays have been seen as a time for relaxation and as an opportunity to visit another country in order to find out about its geography and customs. Nowadays, however, it seems that other types of holiday are becoming popular.

Some people want their holiday to be a kind of adventure, and find this more exciting than going to the beach or visiting museums. On an adventure holiday, you may stay in quite basic accommodation, rather than a luxurious hotel. Activities may involve things such as bush walking or cycling, or may form part of an aid project designed to help communities in remote areas. Holidays such as these are popular with people of all ages and can often help to promote tourism in rural environments.

The increasing popularity of dangerous sports has also boosted the number of adventure holidays; for example, water sports, mountain climbing or paragliding. These holidays are more popular with the younger generation, as they can be both physically and mentally demanding. Participants are often seeking the sort of thrills that they cannot get in ordinary life.

There is now greater awareness of the damaging effects of mass tourism and this may be one reason for the changing nature of holidays. This can only be a good thing. But perhaps people are also discovering that it is just as refreshing to take an active holiday, as it is to lie on a beach - though that is still a question of personal preference.

Source: ielts-exam.net

Essay 2

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 00:37:00 +0000

Q. People who have original ideas are of much greater value to society than those who are simply able to copy the ideas of others well.

To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

A. I certainly agree that people who come up with new ideas; in other words those who 'invent' or 'discover' things are terribly important to society as a whole. However, I also think there is a role in society for good imitators.

No one would deny that key individuals must be thanked for providing us with certain facilities that we use every day. Where, would we be, for example, without basic items such as the washing machine, the television and, more recently, the computer? These items are now used so regularly that we tend to take them for granted.

In fact, the society we live in today has become increasingly consumer-oriented, and while it may be possible to constantly update and improve consumer goods, not everyone where I live can afford the prices of these innovations. Furthermore not everyone lives in an area that has accessibility to the latest models on the market. For this reason, there is a value to be placed on being able to provide good copies of expensive items.

Having said that, certain innovations have a more serious impact on our lives than consumer goods and cannot easily be replicated. Vital medicines like penicillin and vaccines against dangerous diseases also exist because people made continual efforts to develop them. Scientific ideas such as these enable us to live longer and escape illness.

Essay 1

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 00:26:00 +0000

Q. In a recent survey conducted in this country, it was found that up to 20% of twelve year-olds in some schools were showing early signs of nicotine addiction.

In the eighteen to twenty year age bracket the percentage was as high as 70%. A large contributing factor to this high level of addiction is attributed to the uncensored TV advertising of cigarettes. For this reason all cigarette advertising should be banned.

A. The issue of cigarette advertising is an important one, especially in this country where so many young adolescents smoke. One of the main causes of this problem is peer pressure. Another cause is advertising, especially TV advertising. Smoking, as we all know, leads to a number of health problems such as cancer and heart disease. Many people think that cigarette advertising should not be banned since this would limit our free choice in this matter. However there is growing evidence that this serious problem is getting out of control. Let us examine the facts more closely.

The most important reason why cigarette advertising should be banned is that cigarette is bad for our health. Smoking causes lung cancer and heart disease. Many people also suffer from slow and painful death from a disease called emphysema.Another important reason why cigarette advertising should be banned is that it costs the tax payer money. People who become sick from smoking have to be cared for in expensive hospitals. In addition their deaths often results in financial problem for their families.Finally cigarette smoking may lead to another problem namely drug addiction. Although there is not conclusive evidence that this often happens, many experts in this area feel that there is a connection between the two.Perhaps a solution to this problem is the education of young children concerning the dangers of taking up this habit. Also a heavy tax could be placed on cigarettes so that youngsters would not be able to afford them. In any case, it seems beyond any reasonable doubt that cigarette advertising should be banned.

Source: various websites