~: A : B : C :~

The ABC of LoVeA: Affection-Acceptence-ArgumentsB: Buoyancy-Battle-BelieveC: Comunication-Compatability-Compensation
Affection: it rules almost every relationship. Untill n unless you are not fond of a person you cannot get along with him/her. Also it is not only importanto to love but showering your love and your affection is equally important. When it comes to sprayingyour affection, leave no stone unturned.
Acceptence: accept your partner's imperfection. Remember no one is perfect. Ignore little things. Benjamin Franklin has well put it "if you can bear your own faults, then why not a fault in your partner". Admire your spouse for what he or she is?
Arguments: if you think you are doing fine by avoiding arguments then sorry to say you are wrong. Instead of bottling up your emotions go ahead and have an argument.. A healthy argument always helps. Make you partner realize what n how you feel, it will surely help to resolve certain problems.
Buoyancy: cheer up your partner when he or she is feeling low, or even otherwise. Please your spouse the way you would like him or her to please you. Frevour obviously keeps one rocking.
Battle: for this one I shall simply put forward Amm Landers' words "all married couples should learn the art of making love. Good battle is objective and honest-never vicious or cruel. It is healthy and constructive, and brings to a marrige the principle of equal partnership."
Believe: as in trust. It is the main ground on which a marrige is built. Have faith in your spouse and never ever hurt his/her trust. Ni marriage is a happy marriage, if it does not have the basic element called belief.
Communication: many couples avoid talking over certain problems. They feel discussing a particular problem will only add up to more problems and maka the matter more worse. Whereas the contrary is ture , talking through situations only helps you to build a stronger bond.

{copied from TOI, just thought you'd like to know}

A Day In The Life of...

They say college days are wonder days of one's life. The mid-lecture naps, the evening cutting's chai, the movie outings while bunking lectures; most remember these years as devoid of liabilities and inundated with the immense fun.Ironically, these memories are a striking contrast to the predicament faced by millions of students today, where the pressure to excel has superseded the necessity of survival. Welcome to the life of the underdog(student :P) in 2008! YJE incessabtky oppressed soul has options galore and must make choices encore.The journey of the student is benchmarked by impending decisions at every junction of his/her academic life; the right college, the right set of friends, the right major, the right coaching classes and so on.The competition is intense and is only getting tougher, evident by the number of students visiting nearby worship moments before an exam or even worse, the dreaded results.A student's life extends far beyond the academic realm, what with making a variety of choices that encompass the following:
* What to wear- do the shoes match the outfit?* Which lectures to attend (though we know you secretly sleep on the last bench!) and which to bunk* Which girl to ask out for and the movie to take her to* Whether ine should spend 60 bucks at barista or 6 bucks at cutting chai* How to squeeze football between already tight schedule?* And of course, how to scrap through the test you're not prepared for?It's hard to say when our protagoinst will lead an inencumbered life once again, but no fear! We're here to enlighten you with the four fundamental truths of college universe.Some of you already know them, but for the uninitiated here it goes:
1. Time Flies: Everything will take lnger enough than you think, if you've planned to finish that chapter within an hour, be rest assured it'll take the entire day.
2. No matter what you're doing at present, most times you would rather be doing something else: As a friend aplty describes, "If' you're attending a lecture, you'd rather be in a canteen; if you're in canteen, you'd rather be at movies; of you're at the movies, you'd rather be out playing football; if you're playing football, you'd rather be out with your girl; if you're out with your girl, you'd prefer playing football".
3. I'll stop procrastinating....tomorrow!: Now seriously! Deo you actually think that tomorrow is ever going to come? Let's face it-you say you'll do this chapter later adn whoosh; it's the day before the exam and you're opening the tect book for the very first time. You tell your mom to clean your room tomorrow, but what really happens? It stays that way, or gets messier and before you know it, your maid has done it-little wonder then, that you can't find your stuff later!
4. "Life is like a Ferrari, it goes to fast. But that's ok, because you can't afford it anyway!" This quote by Jim Davis is in all probability the secret of living a stress free teenage life-don't freak out if you can't go on an expensive haunt all your friends are headed to. You might think it's then end of world, but trust us, it's not!Now let's take a deeper look. There's more to student life than just fun, appropriate allocation of time being of primarey concern during this period of one's life.Every individual lives within the same 24 hours in a day, whether he or she is a high-flying executive or a regular office clerk.It's what you do with those 24 hours that determines your prospects of becoming that executive.
And with all dur repect to tha glorious bygone era, it's never been easier to fritter away these hours; television, cell phones, chat rooms, Facebook, PS3, I-pods, the nearest hookah joint, the latest Adam Sandle movie.....phew! Need we say more? Oh and we almost forgot- studies!Sure the academic pressures always existed, but the options were limited. Circa today, in addition to the regular science, commerce and arts streams, there's BMM, BMS, BBA, BCA, MBA, BAF, bio/nanotechnology, clinical research, the list goes on. Moreover HSC,CBSE, ISC, IB-various boards are constantly trying to one up each other, leaving the student completely confused. The bottom line is that the student is bombarded with an information overload while they are barely in their teens!One must choose the subject that one enjoys because beyond the aptitude, it's the genuine interest and inclination that go to a long way on keeping a spirited zeal alive admist work. True to the maxim "When you enjoy what you do, work becomes play".Well, the right carrer choice depends on a variety of parameters, which come with yet another set of choices. Many succumb to parental pressure, others opt for a job-based carrer decision, attributing immense significance to carrers that fetch lucrative remuneration and perks.Some, for the fear of being left behind, follow the mob psycology without giving a thought to the personal likes and dislikes, killing all inherent sense and sensibility ih the process. Human expectations and desires, in a nutshell, can be summarised by the immortal Pink Flyod line, "In a world of magnets and miracles, we reached the dizzying heights of that dreamed of world." The species of students are no exception.In conclusion, the words of Edgar A Guest's provide the guiding light: "You are the person who has to decide, whether you'll toss it or throw it aside: you are the person who makes up your mind, whether you'll lead or will linger behind, whether you;ll try for the the goal that's afar, or just be contented to stay where you are."

Just watch it..

Mario is the game considered as the piece of cake. Do u believe it, think again

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6204903272262158881&hl=en

Tree Man

Warts growing all over your body.

Just imagine....!!!

A guy converting into tree loosing hands and his feet

More Info: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/11/12/wtree112.xml