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The logical route for most small businesses that are operating on tight budgets is to start with free SaaS software. There are many out there but you will find that they are limited in features and capabilities. You may want to have a mix of free tools and set aside a reasonable investment for paid solutions since there are lots of affordably priced, SMB-friendly SaaS software offerings in the market. Here’s a great resource on SaaS tools for small business you may want to check out.The following are my suggestions of software categories and the respective products that are most useful in y...

This picture right here pisses me off.I was taking the morning bus to go back home from hostel where I felt compelled to take this pic.Wait.It's just a pic of a normal bus.Nothing unusual.Here's the catch.In Chennai as well as other prominent cities in India some portion of the bus is reserved for the ladies(the left half in this case).A man in his early twenties entered the bus.He couldn't find any empty seat in the side where men sit.He approaches the ladies and requests them politely.Him: Excuse me Akka(Sister),Could you please move over to the other side, I've just come out from a night shift and would really appreciate it.*Authoritative tone*Lady on the left: Vayasanavanga(Old lady here),She can't move around.You're young,you can stand,respect elders.You should learn to give ladies their space.(She looked plenty fine when she walked into the bus)He knew better than to argue.*After he leaves*Old lady: Indha youngsters lam ipdi dhaan,periyavanga Mela mariyadhaye illa (All youngsters are like this,They don't respect elders at all)They seemed to have a lot of fun bitching about it later.*Facepalm* Equality is one thing.Bitching about it is another.Imagine if it was the other way around and it were two men sitting in the seat reserved for ladies,You can bet that every single person on that bus will beat the crap out of them so that the ladies get their seats.Even men have a tough time in a bus,They can't make a scene unlike women,They can only scream internally when others look at them like they are a crazy womanising pervert,shove their pride down their throats and stand in silent torment knowing that nobody is gonna come forward to help.Losing hope in feminism every single day.Picture credits: My phone camera.

FAST is a helpful mnemonic for identifying stroke systems:F stands for “Face.” Check if the potential victim is able to show facial expressions such as smiling. When they try to smile, is their smile symmetric?A stands for “Arms.” Is the potential victim able to raise both arms? Is their arm-raising motion symmetric? Does one arm lag?S stands for “Speech.” Does the potential victim have slurred speech? Ask them to try reciting a simple sentence.T stands for “Time.” The signs mentioned above are symptomatic of stroke, so if you above these signs, call for emergency medical assistance (911).S...

The first could be either Google or Facebook.Google and Facebook are extremely reliant on data and control a sizable chunk of our personal data. And they both are incredibly valuable without which many of us cannot imagine our lives. Their survival would be in threat precisely because they deal with an extremely important resource.Given the importance of the data and how governments are elected/toppled with it, there will be increasing regulations in the next few years. The data is too important for its power to be ignored by the corridors of power. Think of what happened to them in China. What if other governments also treat them that way?A few decades ago people could not imagine the world without AT&T. They controlled all the communication in the USA. Their technology was so valuable and their hold on the market so big, that they were eventually broken up into baby bells. AT&T never regained its pole position in technology.That could happen to Google or Facebook. At some point regulations could come out to make the data a shared resource that all companies could use. And increasing regulations on how this data is used.They might not go completely out of business, but might not be in the same pole position as they do today.Compared to Google and Facebook, what Microsoft and Apple produces are fairly less important to the society. You can easily live without an iPhone or Azure. Thus, there will be lesser regulatory pressure on them.That said, Apple being in the fashion business will find it hard to keep making devices that people like. Two or three bad models in a row could put Apple out of the market [the company itself might survive with the cash and reinvent to do something else]. This is what happened to Nokia - they dominated the phone market and then disappeared from the market.Microsoft is a tough nut to crack. It survived the US government trying hard to break it. It survives the great firewall of China - something other US companies have not been able to. It survived a concrete attack by almost everyone else in the tech business. It survived Steve Ballmer. It creates something important, but not too important.That said, Amazon might be the hardest to dislodge as theirs involve building a large logistics chain that is going to be needed for a long time.My bet is:Facebook < Google < Apple < Microsoft < Amazon

The movie is unique in its own ways..The entry of the lead character into the movie plot is different apart from the bgm,lavishness that we see in usual south indian films....The film is unabashedly bold...The humour is realistic and sometimes its dark.The words were censored but that doesnt mean viewers cant decipher it.The costume designer for the movie can be appreciated...Be it the dusty round necks for the character of Karthi...A formal dress for an independent Andrea Jeremiah. Blazers for government agent Reemasen.  The people who block their way to the kingdom.Amazing sexual tension between the lead characters with out any skin show.Use of Paintings on walls for story narration....Selvaraghavan(movie director) , usually resorts to Ramji or Arvind Krishna for Cinematography. The visuals by Ramji add all the mystery needed for the line. Be it in vintage shots for the songs or the aerial shots for the CGI scenes.When a person has not eaten for long time, the little energy  present will be consumed for the functioning of heart & blood circulation. The brain doesn't think properly and will kill humans for flesh to satisfy their hunger. That's how Cannibalism originated. In a scene, the two lead ladies appear as food to male lead due to acute hunger.The psychological 'time zone' & 'evolution' for Cholas hiding in their caves have not changed much. The dance choreographers have come up with a style thats not too old or modern. Music by G V Prakash is best until date. Be it fast paced tracks or the 'lord shiva' modified tunes in "Celebration of Life" song or awesome lyrics describing the pain of Chola king & kingdom devoid of evolution.There is a scene which seems to be inspired from John Carter. The film made on a budget of 53 crores. The crew has to spend more days than they actually signed up for. It faced development hell...neverthless it made a path breaking way of story telling. It won Edison Award for best thriller film.

It doesn’t directly decrease anxiety.It does control physical signs of anxiety though, like sweating, fast heart rate and shaking.Knowing that these physical signs of anxiety are dealt with can also give the person a direct decrease in their feelings of anxiety, as they know they won’t be shaking or sweating during a presentation, for example.

7 habitable planets were found 40 light years away. Today traveling that far is inconceivable. Will we ever be able to get there and if so when? It's a pet peeve of mine when people say interstellar travel is impossible and we're stuck in the solar system forever. We'll we don't know that, yes with CURRENT technology it would take the entire world's GDP for te next several decades just to build a ship and if the willpower was there we definitely would be able to build such a ship to travel to another star. It would make the Manhattan project or Apollo look like a kindergarten art project, but it could be done. I think it's close minded to say we'll never leave the solar system. We have no idea what physics and technology is out ther...