This time, the blockbuster movie is also gone down. Towards the end of the last decade, James Cameron’s epic Titanic became the most successful movie ever with global takings of $1.843billion during 31 weeks of ticket sales.
A new record is under makings Avatar – also directed by Cameron – which this week stole its crown as the all-time global box office champ, with receipts of $1.859billion in just 39 days of release.
Avatar has been able to build on their success, capitalizing on the higher ticket prices cinema chains have been charging to see it in stereoscope. Two movies doing business around $ 2billion is an astonishing achievement for the 55-year-old Canadian, and one that is unlikely to be repeated in his or our lifetimes.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Apple announcement live updates
Latest Apple announcement live updates :- Ending months of speculation and hype, Apple was expected Wednesday to unveil a tablet computer it hopes will rival the popularity of the Macintosh computer, iPod and iPhone
Space
You know I love to indulge my inner geek. Well this site is pure geekery and is fantastically all about Space! Here you can explore the latest in space news, videos, and images.
On the main page you’ll find lots of featured articles and videos to explore – they will suck you in to the main categories like a black hole. Forgive the bad pun! The main categories are: News, Space Flight, Science, Technology, Entertainment, SpaceViews, NightSky, SETI, Video, and Community.
Each section is setup in the same style as the main page, so you’ll find featured stories and videos pertaining to that category, as well as, news.
While I was visiting in the main section there was this awesome featured story “Glowing Nebula Reveals Cosmic Cat’s Paw”, not only was it a fascinating article the title conjures up all sorts of images. The funniest I thought of was how it sounded like a super hero story. The super hero being called Cosmic Cat – and now we’ve seen his paw! It was really all about how there are stars being born at a rampant pace within our galaxy in the Cat’s Paw Nebula.
Get ready to explore outer space and check this site out today!
On the main page you’ll find lots of featured articles and videos to explore – they will suck you in to the main categories like a black hole. Forgive the bad pun! The main categories are: News, Space Flight, Science, Technology, Entertainment, SpaceViews, NightSky, SETI, Video, and Community.
Each section is setup in the same style as the main page, so you’ll find featured stories and videos pertaining to that category, as well as, news.
While I was visiting in the main section there was this awesome featured story “Glowing Nebula Reveals Cosmic Cat’s Paw”, not only was it a fascinating article the title conjures up all sorts of images. The funniest I thought of was how it sounded like a super hero story. The super hero being called Cosmic Cat – and now we’ve seen his paw! It was really all about how there are stars being born at a rampant pace within our galaxy in the Cat’s Paw Nebula.
Get ready to explore outer space and check this site out today!
Plane Crashes
An Ethiopian Airlines plane with 85 passengers on board crashed into the Mediterranean sea shortly after taking off from Beirut airport in the early hours of Monday, airport sources said. The plane disappeared off the radar shortly after takeoff, the sources said. There were no further immediate details.
Restoring the Safely Remove Hardware Icon in Windows XP
So, tell me, has your Safely Remove Hardware icon ever disappeared from your system tray? You know, the icon you use to safely disconnect your USB devices. Even though your device is still plugged in, the icon is gone and you're left stranded without a safe way to remove it. So, what do you do? Well, most people go ahead and pull the device out on their own, but that's really not the proper way to do it. Doing that can cause severe damage to your hardware. Luckily, there's an easy way to get your Safely Remove Hardware icon back up and running. Try this!
To restore your Safely Remove Hardware icon, go to your Start menu, right click on it and choose Properties.
The Safely Remove Hardware icon will then reappear in your system tray and you can go back to removing your hardware the right way. Oh yeah!
To restore your Safely Remove Hardware icon, go to your Start menu, right click on it and choose Properties.
The Safely Remove Hardware icon will then reappear in your system tray and you can go back to removing your hardware the right way. Oh yeah!
Facebook Alt Codes
An Alt Code is a number, or series of numbers that when pressed in conjunction with the Alt key produces a cute little symbol like a heart or smiley face.
You can use 'em on Facebook to show some love or just to spruce up your status updates. Alt+1, Alt+2, Alt+3, Alt+4, Alt+5, etc.
Remember, you can only use the number pad to type in the codes, though. The line at the top of your keyboard won't work.
Computer tips
How to Block Specific Websites on Your Computer
You might have the knowledge of how to block and unblock selected sites in browsers like Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox, but what about blocking specific websites on all browsers? If you block some websites on your computer, nobody can access them through any means unless you decide to unblock them. It's easy, so let's check it out!
The need to block sites arises due to different reasons. Most often parents wish to block those sites that are not appropriate for their children, especially those related to pornography, social networking and gambling. In some instances, the spamming sites and unsecure sites that pose a problem for the frequent surfers can be restricted by blocking the problematic URL
You might have the knowledge of how to block and unblock selected sites in browsers like Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox, but what about blocking specific websites on all browsers? If you block some websites on your computer, nobody can access them through any means unless you decide to unblock them. It's easy, so let's check it out!
The need to block sites arises due to different reasons. Most often parents wish to block those sites that are not appropriate for their children, especially those related to pornography, social networking and gambling. In some instances, the spamming sites and unsecure sites that pose a problem for the frequent surfers can be restricted by blocking the problematic URL
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