Watch this short video and listen to this African-American Pastor, Rev. Eddie D. Smith, Sr. telling his young followers to give up “What’s happening, bro?” and take up saying “Namaste” instead. He is not the only Pastor who “preaches” the true meaning of Namaste – there are a few other Pastors who do that.

see this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izzNFCtFyyY

This a trick.

Google provides a demo of Google SMS at following website:

http://www.google.co.in/intl/en_in/mobile/default/sms.html

This demo works with real data.

We can type real PNR and hit send button.

In the mobile image right hand side of the website will show realtime results of our PNR status.

No need to send a message from our own mobile. We can save 2 Rs.

In the case we can’t access internet (while traveling) then send sms “pnr <pnr_number" to 9773300000. Cost per sms is 50 paise for Mumbai mobiles and 2 Rs for other states as the server is located in mumbai.

many other searches we can do through mobile phone. for that :
Save 9-77-33-00000 on your phonebook for quick and easy access to Google SMS.

You can close more business in two months
by becoming interested in other people
than you can in two years
by trying to get people interested in you.

– Dale Carnegie

This Tip is Useful for resuming work on a document we have been working before.

In a Microsoft word document, pressing CTRL+ALT+Z will take you back to the last place edited. It’s a great feature if you write in an iterative way (i.e. write different parts of the documents simultaneously). It is also useful when you write or review a document and want to see where you stopped the last time.

This works for just after opening a saved document.

Source: I got this tip from Here:

I don’t want following lines on my mainframe screen

F1=Help      F2=Split     F3=Exit      F7=Backward  F8=Forward   F9=Swap
F10=Actions  F12=Cancel

Just type following command in command line, then hit enter

pfshow off

If you again want it getting displayed then

pfshow on

Simple, isn’t it?

P.S. : These both commands are once for all.. when you again login to your TSO session, the effect will remain same.

Decision is yours.

How to delete all Un-Excluded Lines in ISPF

Generally you would have used :
x all; find all <criteria>; del x all

It deletes all lines you have excluded (and don’t need any more) in your dataset.

Here we have different scenario:

We want to exclude all lines that meets a <criteria> and then delete all lines that don’t meet the <criteria> …

steps :

[1] x all <criteria>

It will exclude all lines having the <criteria>

Now read carefully

Now you want to delete all visible lines and keep all excluded lines (which meets your <criteria>)…………..

and unwanted lines are now visible to you.

you want to delete these all visible (unwanted) lines.

the command you have to issue is :

[2] del all nx

it will keep all excluded lines and delete all visible lines.

You will see all the lines are excluded in your dataset,

Just issue reset command and view the result..

Got it ??? !!!!

Windows replacement for Mainframe’s ISPF Editor.

Sometime for analysis purpose we feel, if there was an ISPF editor for windows, it would be easier.

Mizumaki-machi from Japan has engineered a beautiful editor, that fulfills the wish of having ISPF editor on a PC.

Here is what he says in the English version of Index page:

By Mizumaki-machi (sakachin2@yahoo.co.jp)

Note you will need to refer his

BlackBerry’s Commercial — attack on Apple.

See the advertisement (commercial) of BlackBerry Smaprt Phone vs. Apple’s iPhone.

BlackBerry Users will love this

BlackBerry Users will love this: How Apple Hits back….

Now you might get interested to know what is the difference between iPhone and BlackBerry

visit this link: iPhone v. BlackBerry: Side By Side, Two Week Comparison

This may be old, new Software for iPhone will come with lot many new features like [1] Cut, Copy & Paste [2] Landscape Keyboard [3] MMS [4] Voice Memos [5] Calendar [6] Enhanced Stocks App and the best of all [7] Spotlight Search

Generally people ask for help on Arial Unicode MS font… I found this article on Microsoft Site: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q287247/

Below is just a part of it. For more information one can click on above link.

How do I install the Arial Unicode MS font?

The Arial Unicode MS font is installed as part of the Microsoft Office Setup and is part of the International Support features. To install the Arial Unicode MS font, follow these steps:

1. Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.NOTE: In Microsoft Windows XP, click Start and then click Control Panel.
2. In Control Panel, click Add/Remove Programs.
3. Do one of the following.

• In Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition (Me), or Microsoft Windows NT 4.0:
• On the Install/Uninstall tab, click Microsoft Office XP (or Microsoft Word 2002), and then click Add/Remove. -or-

1. In Microsoft Windows 2000 or Microsoft Windows XP:
2. Click Change or Remove Programs, click Microsoft Office XP (or Microsoft Word 2002), and then click Change.
3. In the Features to install window, click Next.
4. Click to expand Office Shared Features.
5. Click to expand International Support.
6. Click the icon next to Universal Font, and then click Run all from My computer on the shortcut menu.
7. Click Update to complete the installation of the Universal Font (Arial Unicode MS) to your computer.