10 sensible tips for online dating

There is always an option to get the online cupid do the love finding task for you when you cannot find a date in real life. Although online dating is fun and enjoyable, getting the right date is not too easy here, as well. You have to play by the rules online, and here are top tips that you must follow.

1.Create a separate email: Don’t use your regular email address for chatting because you might be potentially giving the same to a lot of known people and this inviting a lot of risk. Create a separate ID and avoid chatting with your official email. Also, don’t shell your personal number and details till you are confident.

2.Access the recent profile: Men and women often use their best pictures for the online dating profile, and most of the times, the pictures are taken years back. While checking a profile, make sure that you check the recent pictures.

3.Choose the dating site rightly: it is important that you choose the right dating site, because that defines your experience to a large extent. Make sure that the dating site is an advanced one and offers you plenty of options.

4.Keep searching: Unless you are completely convinced about finding the right person you are looking for, there is no harm in trying for more profiles. Make sure that you check as many options as you can before you decide on someone.

5.Stop running to conclusions: Most of the times we are not sure about the things we want in life, and as a result whatever seems to be a potential source of strength, we tend to succumb. No matter how lonely you are, don’t ever look for someone just because you don’t have anyone around.

6.Take your time: Dating someone online and in real are two very different things. It is important that you give time to yourself and as well as to the other person before you decide on meeting in real. Know each other for someone time and gain confidence before taking the next step.

7.Understanding the intentions: Make sure that you know what the other person wants from the relation because many times people are just looking for some cheap fun. Know whether your date is as serious as you are or in case, you are not, don’t let your emotions run way too deep.

Event 10th Mobile Games Forum in London

Event: 10th Mobile Games Forum in London

The most important mobile games event on this side of the Atlantic is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year in London on the 23rd and 24th of January. The Mobile Games Forum (MGF) has consolidated its position as the place to be for leaders of big and small studios, keeping the show small enough so connections happen. A perfect occasion to network and meet potential partners.

Speakers include key iOS players such as EA, Chillingo, Disney, Glu, NaturalMotion, Fishlabs and Rovio and mobile services like GREE, Tapjoy or Flurry. You can see the full list here. I'm looking forward to the sessions about monetisation, free to play, cross-platform efforts as well as what they have to say about crowdfunding experiments. It will be interesting to see if any of those Kickstarters actually deliver. I'm sure these will be very valuable to understand where the industry is going and the trends for 2013.

This edition is adding the Social Games & Virtual Goods Forum as well as a half day workshop on Social Gambling. And not to be missed is the networking party on Wednesday behind St. Katharine Docks, near Tower Hill. Are you going to miss it?

Bunty Bains Biography And Songs

Genre : Bhangra

Hometown : DHANETHA / Samana / Patiala / Punjab / India

Record Label : Speed Records

Current Location : Jalandhar

Bunty Bains Biography

I would like to thanx allmighty GOD "MY WAHE GURU JI ;FOR MAKING ME THE LYRICS WRITER FOR THE YOUNG BRIGADE

I wRote suM sOngs:

Title Track "Zaalim Dilli" Bollywood Movie - Jazzy B ft. Hard Kaur,

Mr.Pendu = Roshan Prince,

Classmate = Jassi Gill & Kaur B (Daddy Cool Munde Fool),

Just Desi = Kaur B feat. Desi Crew,

Talli = BOHEMIA feat. Tigerstyle,

Do Ghutt = Roshan Prince feat. Desi Crew,

Been (Headliner2) = Surjit Khan & Ravi Bal,

Jugni (Live) by Miss Pooja, All Songs & Shyer,

Jattitude & Daura = Miss Pooja,

Asla Njayez Rkheya= Tigerstyle , feat. Gurpreet,

Charhayee Jatt di= Mangi Mahal, Music by Aman Hayer,

Romantic Jatt = Miss Pooja, feat.Roach Killa, Music by Tigerstyle,

Teri-Meri, Meri-Teri Gal Na Bne= Rimz J, Feat. Yo Yo Honey Singh,

Velly Ban Mitra= Preet Brar+Miss Pooja,

Petrol Ho Giya Mehnga= Preet Brar + Miss Pooja,

Patiya Giya Ni Munda Naram Jiha= Miss Pooja,

Agg Laggi Fire= Kabir, Music by Jatinder Shah,

Rel di leeh de gaadar wargi yaari jatti di= Harmandeep,

Teri akh da nishana bdha ghaint balliye= Meet Malkit,

Teri-Meri Meri-Teri gal na bane loki firde ne jodian bna k= Raavi Bal,

Je royeyan sab kujh milda duniya saari ro laindi= Deep Aman,

Also Coming Soon Lyrics With :-

Rahat Fteh Ali Khan , Yo Yo Honey Singh , Hard Kaur , Bee-2 , Richhi Rich,

Coming Soon Project -

Mix tape wid tigerstyle =( lyrics / produced by myself),

Sudesh kumari ft. tigerstyle =( lyrics / produced by myself),

Kaka zaildar ft. tigerstyle= (lyrics & produced by myself),

Jugni live by miss pooja= (lyrics ),produced by speedrecords

Amala Paul Profile

Name Amala Paul

Other name: Anakha

Date of Birth: 26th October 1991

Place of Birth: Kochi, Kerala, India.

Native Place: Ernakulam, India

Nationality: Indian

Mother Tongue: Malayalam

Religion: Christian

Eye Color: Black

Family Father: Paul Varghese

Mother: Annice Paul

Brother: Abijith Paul

Education: School – Nirmala Higher Secondary School, Aluva, Kerala.

College: BA (English), St. Teresa’s College, Kochi, Kerala.

Profession: Model, Actress

Debut Malayalam Movie: Neelathamara (2009)

Debut Tamil Movie: Veerasekaran (2010)

Debut Telugu Movie: Bejawada (2011)

Touted as: New star of 2011

Received critical claim for: Her title role in ‘Mynaa’.

Dream Role: Stylish and Naughty character

Hobbies: Dancing, Reading, Photography

Favorites Colors: Pink, Blue

Favorites Cars: Audi, Swift

Favorites Costumes: Casual Shirts, Jeans, Short tops

Favorites Places: Paris, London

Favorites Food: Prawn fry with rice, Pazhampori

Favorites Brand: Levis, Pepe, Rayban

Strengths: Optimistic, Energetic family

Weakness: Sensitivity

Crazy on: Shoes, Bags, Dresses, Rings, Teddy bears

Amar Singh Chamkila & Amarjot

Amar Singh Chamkila was born as Dunni Ram on July 21, 1961 in the village of Dugri near Ludhiana, Punjab, India. The youngest child of Kartar Kaur and Hari Singh, he was educated at Gujar Khan Primary School in Dugri. His aspirations of becoming an electrician were unfulfilled and he found work at a Ludhiana cloth mill.

With a natural aptitude for music, he learned to play the harmonium and dholki and won himself the opportunity to play alongside Punjabi folk artists such as K. Deep, Mohammad Saddiq and Surinder Shinda. He wrote several songs for Shinda and accompanied him as a member of his entourage before deciding to pursue a solo career. He was married and subsequently divorced. He had one son and one daughter.

Adopting the name Amar Singh Chamkila – Chamkila in Punjabi means one that glitters – he partnered up with the female vocalist Surinder Sonia and recorded eight duets. The record was released in 1979 and was produced by Charanjit Ahuja. The cleverly worded songs, which he had written himself, became hits across Punjab and paved the way for the unique lyrical mastery his fans would come to expect.

In 1980, Chamkila left Sonia and established a short-lived stage relationship with Miss Usha. He left Miss Usha in the same year in favor of teaming up with a female folk singer named Amarjot. She would become Chamkila’s permanent singing partner providing the female vocals for his duets, that is, the majority of the songs that he wrote.

Chamkila wrote his own lyrics, the majority of which were boyish, suggestive and titillating, and yet fluent, commentaries on extra-marital affairs, alcohol and drugs. The couple’s appeal grew not only in the Punjab, but they quickly raced to international stardom among Punjabis abroad. By the early 1980s, Chamkila and Amarjot had recorded hugely successful LPs on the HMV label and they toured Canada, USA, Dubai and Bahrain. They were also commonly booked for wedding parties, charging a reported Rs. 4000 per performance, an unprecedented amount for the time.

Much of Chamkila’s success may be attributed to the fan-base he acquired performing in free, open-air concerts (known as akhade in Punjabi) around Punjab. Accompanying the couple would be a harmonium and dholki player and Chamkila would play the tumbi, an instrument that he had mastered. The concerts served as a medium for gaining exposure and testing people’s response to new songs that were planned for future recordings. In addition to singing his own songs, Chamkila wrote several songs and sold them to other artists.

Starting in 1985, Chamkila and Amarjot released three religious LPs: Baba Tera Nankana, Talwar Main Kalgidhar Di Haan and Naam Jap Le. While the LPs were highly successful, none of the songs featured on them were written by Chamkila. The profits made from these LPs were reportedly donated to charities. His religious album were huge hits and allowed him to be able to sing at religious function and infront of women.

Chamkila’s song Pehle Lalkare Naal was featured in the soundtrack of the 1987 Punjabi film Patola. He also recorded the song ‘Mera Jee Karda’ for the Punjabi film ‘Dupatta’. Both films faired averagly at the box office, but still increased Chamkila’s popularity. He also recorded a music video for one of his songs for the state-owned ‘Doordarshan’ channel, but after his death his video was taken off the air.

Chamkila and Amarjot recorded in excess of ninety songs before they were killed in Mesumpur, Punjab in 1988. At the time of his death, he reportedly had 200 songs that had not been sung or recorded.

Having arrived to perform in Mesumpur, Punjab, both Chamkila and Amarjot were gunned down as they exited their vehicle on March 8, 1988. A gang of motorcyclists fired several rounds fatally wounding the couple and other members of the entourage.

No arrests were ever made with connection to the shooting and the case was never solved. The reason for the murder is the subject of speculation and is shrouded in mystery.

James Anderson charged with offence under ICC’s Code of Conduct

England fast bowler James Anderson has been charged under Level 3 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel by India team manager Sunil Dev following an alleged incident that took place on the second day of the first cricket Test at Trent Bridge.

The alleged offence has been reported under Article 2.3.3 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, which states: “Where the facts of the alleged incident are not adequately or clearly covered by any of the above offences, conduct that either: (a) is contrary to the spirit of the game; or (b) brings the game into disrepute”.

Anderson has been charged for allegedly abusing and pushing Ravindra Jadeja immediately after they left the field for lunch on Thursday. It is alleged that this was a continuation of a verbal altercation between Anderson and Jadeja as they were walking from the field.

Level 3 charges are referred to a Judicial Commissioner for adjudication. As such, where required under Article 5.2 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, the ICC will appoint a Judicial Commissioner who will hold a hearing as soon as reasonably practicable. These details will be announced in due course.

All Level 3 breaches carry a penalty of between four and eight Suspension Points. Two suspension points equates to a ban of one Test, or two ODIs, depending on which type of match is scheduled next for the suspended player.