The GuideLight is a small LED light, shaped like a modern-art lantern, that hangs on its stand when not in use. It lights up automatically when lifted from the stand or when the motion detector in front of it senses movement—you’d probably want to turn it away from your bed on the nightstand so that your tossing and turning wouldn’t activate it—it also lights up when the power fails.
Here is my conversation with TV9’s Pratyusha. This discussion has occurred after the Pustaka Parichayam program that was broadcast on TV9 this weekend. I am trying to get…
మీలో కొందరు ఈ పత్రిక గురించి విని ఉంటారు… some interesting కథలు, కవితలు, శీర్షికలు … http://www.koumudi.net/
Most of the time, we use email or online services to get digital files from one place to another. But sometimes—like after your best friend’s wedding when she asks you to send her every. single. picture. you took at her wedding—you’ve just got to snail mail a CD. Wish we’d known about this simple hack.
VINODKUMAR (35) is a father of two, a dedicated family man and a loyal friend is suffering from “MYELOFIBROSIS” since September 2009. Doctors tried all…
OK, Here is the best Teluglobe Tip that you had ever seen. Sharpen and reuse your razor blades for years using your forearm. Yes you…
మీరు చూసి నేర్చుకుంటారా, చేసి నేర్చుకుంటారా, లేక చేసినా, చూసినా నేర్చుకోరా? Whether you are a trader or not, investor or not – this is a presentation to…
Every TORI listener is familiar with this smiley face (though Mohana Murali Garu says, he seldom pose with smile in real life). Like every one else I became a fan of MMGL couple of years back and again like every one else, got glued to it. I never had enough English words to put together ‘why I like this show?’ until I have come across the following blog post. I totally agree with every point that this blogger (Unknown Indian) says. Here is the link for the original post. Leave a comment if you agree with me.
Sri SitaRama Kalyanam Today is Sri Rama Navami, nostalgy drives me to remember how we would celebrate it back home.Typically listening to the Kalyanam on…
[Via – Consumer Reports] Photo from stock.xchng Dietary supplements are a great way to boost your calcium intake, but you’re better off getting the bone-building…
This is a nice article I found from New York Times long back about methods on improving handwriting. I don’t know how handwriting is taught…
I am not sure if there are different versions or different songs, but came across this one in Youtube. I watched it completely and liked…
Chandamama Chandamama Ravayya (not Chandamama Rave!) is some song composed in Telugu which they call it a folk tune from Chennai. But this was when…
Imagines how language would have formed, poetry emerged, trend setters in Telugu Literature, what’s Telugu’s shall Reconcile with… [pdf-ppt-viewer href=”document_uri” width=”viewer_width” height=”viewer_height”], e.g. [pdf-ppt-viewer href=”http://teluglobe.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/Saradhi-Motamarri-sAhityam2.pdf”…
I have a huge experience with frustration. I experienced it in so many ways, at so many times in my life, that I feel like I’m some kind of a specialist. If you wonder why I have this huge expertise, here’s the answer: growth never happens without it. The more frustration you are able to harvest, resolve and overcome, the more growth you’re experiencing. Avoiding it, hiding from it, deluding the game, none of these strategies will make you a better human being. On the contrary.
What follows is a list of tools and approaches I used to solve my own frustration and limitation episodes.
