BUSINESS NAME - WHAT YOU REALLY NEED!

Everyone wants to indulge in the whimsical worlds of business. Yes then its the Tag for life a Business man/woman. If you Google how you want to become a business person you would get enormous articles regarding personality, money investment, guides, books, the never ending sagas , but people have to start with something which may not be seen as a huge concern but is.. Yes - THE NAME OF THE BUSINESS

So what is really in the name??

I think there are choices to be made and there is no single, correct solution. A business name is an individual decision and one that you should spend some time on.

I found some interesting information which could summarize what you need :

• Be careful using a specific location in your business name. 
•  If you move across town or across the country your name may become a problem. The same applies to the products or services you provide—there is a chance these may change in the future, so try not to be too specific what you include in your business name.
•  As part of the naming process, try searching Google for your potential business name (put it inside double quote marks when searching). See if there are any other businesses with the same name, particularly in the same country or local area.
• There are many options for your business name. 
•  Brainstorm potential names by writing out a list of all the possible choices. Eventually, the right name for your business will become obvious. Register the name with your local or national business authorities and you are on your way!

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http://www.riches.com.au/articles/choosing-business-name.htm

GENERATE YOUR BUSINESS NAME: 

http://www.company-name-generator.com/

OK.. SO YOU BELIEVE IN NUMEROLOGY. THIS ONES FOR YOU

http://www.lucky-name-numerology.com/name-numerology-3.html

TRACY CHAPMAN

I have loved her songs. About love, promises, relationships. It just have been a part of my life. Her songs are most played on my playlist and have also got my friends listening to me.. I believe when u connect to a particular musician her/his songs just make you realize how music truly heals .

My favorite playlist Tracy Chapman songs include:

Fast Car

The promise

Stand by me

Baby Can I hold you

For YOU

Change 

Give me one reason...

MUST LISTEN ... DON'T MISS THE LYRICS!! :)

<3 You Tracy!

 

MY MOST WATCHED FILMS

 

GHOST 

We Three Kings: The Feast of the Epiphany

Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar were the three kings(also known as the Three Wise Men) who saw the star over Bethlem when Christ was born. They followed it to find the Christ child on January 6th. They brought the Christ child gold, frankincense and myrrh.   

The observance had its origins in the Eastern Christian Churches and was a general celebration of the manifestation of the Incarnation of Jesus Christ.The earliest reference to Epiphany as a Christian feast was in A.D. 361, by Ammianus Marcellinus.

On the evening before Three Kings, traditionally there were prayers, blessed dried herbs would be burnt and their aromatic smell would fill the house. Doorways would be sprinkled with holy water and the master of the house would write with chalk C + M + B and the year above the house and barn door and say: "Caspar, Melchior, Balthasar, behütet uns auch für dieses Jahr, vor Feuer und vor Wassergefahr." ("CMB, protect us again this year from the dangers of fire and water.") C + M + B has traditionally been translated with Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar, however, according to the Church it stands for "Christus Mansionem Benedictat" (Christ bless this home). 

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There is a myth perpetrated by fruit-cake haters that says there were originally four kings, but the fourth one was turned away when it was seen that his gift was a fruit cake. Cake has become the food symbol of the day in spite of this refusal myth, and a common theme around the world where the religious and cultural heritage is Christian is the hiding of a coin, or bean, or small toy in a special cake, and the elevation of the person finding this in their slice to be king or queen for the day.
 

Help with Twitter: How To Use Twitter With Facebook

As we all know twitter gets overloaded when we want some "How to..." information and darn it....we all have to wait.

In case you needed this information I have saved it on this post.. Just to help you out in times of need.....

How To Use Twitter With Facebook

 

Want to post your Tweets on your Facebook profile? Connect your Twitter and Facebook accounts using the Twitter for Facebook integration. 

Please note: When you connect your Facebook account to your Twitter account, your Tweets will appear on your profile page and your Twitter username will be displayed for your Facebook friends to see.

To connect your Twitter Account and your Facebook Account:

1. Log in to the Twitter account you want to associate with your Facebook profile.
2. Go to your Settings menu and select the Profile tab. Scroll to the bottom and click Post your Tweets to Facebook.
3. Once you click the button, you will see the connection loading. Then you will see a button to Connect to Facebook.
4. If you are not logged into your Facebook account, a prompt will ask you to enter your Facebook account’s log in information. After logging in, click Allow on the accept permissions prompt, shown below (image 1).
5. After you have linked your Facebook and Twitter accounts, go to your Facebook Application settings and select Twitter. You will see an App privacy section. If you would like your friends to be able to see your Tweets on your Facebook wall, please select "Friends" as the sharing option from the drop down menu (as seen in image 2, below). 

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Important: you must click Allow on the prompt above and Friends from the drop down menu under App privacy in order for your Tweets to post on your Facebook profile and be seen by your Facebook friends.

• After completing these steps, your Tweets will post to Facebook
• Please note that Twitter for Facebook does not post Retweets or @replies
• If your Tweets do not appear on your Facebook profile, please check to make sure the box to Post your Tweets to Facebook is checked in your Profile settings (see below) and that you've selected Friends from the App privacy section on Facebook

To connect your Twitter Account to a Facebook Page:

If you have a Facebook Fan Page, or are the admin of one, you can post Tweets from your Twitter account to your Facebook Page. When you connect your Twitter account to Facebook you will see a check box and drop down menu underneath the my Facebook profile check box. After you select a Page, click the link to allow permission to post to the selected Facebook Page:

Privacy

Privacy is important to us. Unless a Twitter user has explicitly chosen to authorize Twitter for Facebook to connect to their Facebook account, we will not display that user’s Twitter username or other identifying information (e.g. profile picture, bio, gender, age, etc.)

We collect this information to give you a better experience on Twitter (suggested users, topics, etc.) If you disconnect your Facebook account from Twitter, we will remove any information previously collected from your Facebook account. Please note that it may take up to a few weeks for this information to be fully removed from our system.

Having Trouble?

If you need more help connecting Twitter for Facebook, please consult our troubleshooting article.

PONGAL- THE HARVEST FESTIVAL (JANUARY 15,2012)

(Tamil: தைப்பொங்கல்)

Pongal

Observed by	Tamils
Type	Festival, Tamilnadu, India, Northern Province, Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka
Significance	Harvest festival. Thanking the sun god for agricultural abundance
Date	First day of the tenth month of Thai in the Tamil calendar
2011 date	15 January
2012 date	15 January
Celebrations	Feasting, gift-giving, visiting homes

 

 

The Harvest Festival of India – Pongal

Pongal, the harvest festival of India is celebrated to thank God for the good harvest produced during the year. On Pongal, people drive away all the bad memories of the past year by burning their old items and looking forward for a new beginning.
Pongal 2012 is quite significant because of the transit in which Sun enters Capricorn on Jan 15th. This transit is a powerful opportunity to change your old ways and rewrite the rules for the next year. You will be amazed to know that even Indra, the king of heaven, rejoices during this time of abundance, fun, luxury and happiness.

• January 14th – Bogi Festival: On the morning of January 14th, prior to the transit, is a time to clean your homes and your mind. Spiritually this means an overhaul of your current self and getting ready for a higher self.
• January 15th – Pongal: Sun Enters Capricorn and winter comes to an end.
• January 16th – Mattu Pongal/Cow Pongal: Pongal usually being the Harvest Festival of India is traditionally a time to celebrate the harvest and share the yield. People, cows, ants and crows are all well fed and their part in the big eco wheel is acknowledged.
• January 17th – Kaanum Pongal: A time to gather along with family and rejuvenate yourself!

CATCH PHRASES

I have some of my personal favorites and of course the ones that are much popular.

“D’Oh!” -Homer Simpson

“I’ll Be Back” -Terminator . 

“Yabba Dabba Doo!!”- Fred Flintstone

 ”Eh, What’s Up Doc?” -Bugs Bunny

"Yada, yada, yada" - Seinfeld

"The devil made me do it!"  - Geraldine Jones

What the world is talking about this 2012??

DOOMSDAY! 

Its not that hard to figure out. If you came to this post thinking about politics, law, and all that gibberish.. Get Out now!!!

The real reason why I actually considered writing about the world's end was because that was the first thing I was reminded on New Year's Eve. Yes.. A page posted a Joke on Facebook: The world cannot end in 2012 Rajnikanth bought a laptop with a three year warranty. (Its a joke most Rajnikant fanatics would get/ Indians would.) 

Now I am not one of those people who would be really interested. But guess what I started goggling and yes.. there were some mysterious and unexplainable facts :

Many talk about the predictions of the Mayans. 

The Mayan Calendar
So what is the Mayan Calendar? The calendar was constructed by an advanced civilization called the Mayans around 250-900 AD. Evidence for the Maya empire stretches around most parts of the southern states of Mexico and reaches down to the current geological locations of Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador and some of Honduras. The people living in Mayan society exhibited very advanced written skills and had an amazing ability when constructing cities and urban planning. 

The Mayans used many different calendars and viewed time as a meshing of spiritual cycles. While the calendars had practical uses, such as social, agricultural, commercial and administrative tasks, there was a very heavy religious element. Each day had a patron spirit, signifying that each day had specific use.

The base year for the Mayan Long Count starts at “0.0.0.0.0″. Each zero goes from 0-19 and each represent a tally of Mayan days. So, for example, the first day in the Long Count is denoted as 0.0.0.0.1. On the 19th day we’ll have 0.0.0.0.19, on the 20th day it goes up one level and we’ll have 0.0.0.1.0. This count continues until 0.0.1.0.0 (about one year), 0.1.0.0.0 (about 20 years) and 1.0.0.0.0 (about 400 years). Therefore, if I pick an arbitrary date of 2.10.12.7.1, this represents the Mayan date of approximately 1012 years, 7 months and 1 day.

This is all very interesting, but what has this got to do with the end of the world? The Mayan Prophecy is wholly based on the assumption that something bad is going to happen when the Mayan Long Count calendar runs out. Experts are divided as to when the Long Count ends, but as the Maya used the numbers of 13 and 20 at the root of their numerical systems, the last day could occur on 13.0.0.0.0. When does this happen? Well, 13.0.0.0.0 represents 5126 years and the Long Count started on 0.0.0.0.0, which corresponds to the modern date of August 11th 3114 BC. Have you seen the problem yet? The Mayan Long Count ends 5126 years later on December 21st, 2012.

http://www.universetoday.com/14094/no-doomsday-in-2012/ 

 

In 2006, Mel Gibson released a movie about the Mayan civilization. "Apocalypto" follows one man's journey from slavery back to his family. During the course of the movie, a young woman prophesizes that a man will bring an end to the Mayans and wipe out their civilization. But in the real world, it's not a Mayan woman but the Mayan calendar that some speculators believe foretells an apocalyptic event. It even gives us a potential date for the theoretical downfall: Dec. 21, 2012.

OK. So this does not phase your predictions:

Try Reading this :

2012 is not the end of the world, Mayan elder insists

Finally If it does happen you might want to take some precautions:

Your 2012 guide to surviving the end of the world

 

And if you ask me what I think of the year 2012...  I think ... I will await another Prediction :P

Hasta la vista, baby ;)