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Light is the source of happiness and security   for  most of us striving in our daily life. Coming  home from a hard day at work, reducing stress is the main objective of people stuck in the daily chore of life. So why not have something which would make coming back home or working in your own corner more distressing . The Heng Balance Lamp is the precise thing which would comply with all these factors and add a sophisticated touch to your work/home space.  The Heng Balance lamp signifies warmth, feels natural at the touch and its way of working defines balance. The Heng Balance Lamp  is turned on by making the two orbits face each other. The exuberant light emission from the lamp through its soft curve maybe the Yang that has been missing from your Yin. Breaking away from traditions. “As long as habit and routine dictate the pattern of living, new dimensions of the soul will not emerge” (Henry van Dyke). Allocacoc stands for setting a different standard.

“There is one thing the photograph must contain, the humanity of the moment.” This statement always co-incited with what I felt was necessary for each and every photograph I ever saw or ever took.  The camera has always thrilled me, initially due to my father at first. My father had this innate thing about capturing every frame that seemed valuable to him. During the first half of my childhood, my father's old Kodak only had pictures of me in the reel. I remember the first time my father completely handed me over the camera when I was 9 years old. We had gone for a trip to South India and it was a huge deal for me that my father let me take charge. Over the years my knack for photography increased but I could not muster up enough courage to pursue it full time as a career and not hobby. Like most things in my life, this too was a decision I took alone and kept quiet about. I remember back in school and early college days I used to lend DSLR's from my

Ever since the dawn of time, man has worked tirelessly to make life better. With the advent of computers and the internet, communication and information transfer has become extremely easy. But there’s always been one common way of interacting with these machines. Interacting with machines are going to be interesting  To understand how gesture recognition works, it is important to understand  how the word “gesture” is defined . In its most general sense, the word gesture can refer to any non-verbal communication that is intended to communicate a specific message. In the world of gesture recognition, a gesture is defined as any physical movement, large or small, that can be interpreted by a motion sensor. It may include anything from the pointing of a finger to a roundhouse kick or a nod of the head to a pinch or wave of the hand. Gestures can be broad and sweeping or small and contained. In some cases, the definition of “gesture” may also include voice or verbal commands.

Today is the generation, where everyone is working hard to survive the living. People are slogging and working hard to achieve a successful and comfortable life. Most of the day is spent at the workplace, and since this is the digital world the laptop is the ultimate thing to work on. People usually spend 6-8 hours of their day sitting in front of computers   Every day we are working on it, and continuously sitting at one desk and doing a job, this makes it difficult by the end of the day. But still, one must survive and overcome the pain and do it all day. There are a lot of people who keep taking breaks and do these works. Most of them suffer from severe back pains, shoulder pains, and headaches because of wrong sitting posture I remember when I used to work continuously at my Laptop I could not concentrate on work, as I was unable to sit at one place and one posture for hours, I use to move around taking breaks at every interval.  After a good walk, I use to resume

Technology runs our lives these days. Smartphones, tablets, and computers – we really can’t seem to function without them. In a very short amount of time, technology has exploded in the market and now, many people cannot imagine a life without it. Technology is changing every day; It's getting advanced and better Next-generation technologies are changing the ways we travel, how we define transportation and mobility options . We travel faster but we are also fortunate to have better-quality, more comfortable accommodations together with helpful tools and apps that let us do it more frequently . Technology has forever changed the way billions travel either for pleasure or business. Smartphones, AI, electronic payments, social media and so on have, for better and worse, affected travel in incalculable ways. Allocacoc's e-scooters come in different colors; they are energy efficient Travelling is fun, and technology in every way is making it a blessing. One of

I love this day of the Week called Sunday . This is one of my favorite days. This is a day where one gets time for oneself. Wow!! its Sunday, I am going to relax, take care of me, pamper myself. Do as much as stuff for myself because it’s my day. The alarm was ringing, and I didn't want to get up and put it off. I just took out my hand from my blanket and somehow reached the alarm and pushed it to stop, I didn't want to open my eyes as it was Sunday , I went off to sleep. After some time, I could hear Mom came knocking my door, saying get up it's 11:00, you are still in the bed. I jumped up out of my blanket hearing it 11:00. What 11:00!!!! No, it can’t be. I was sleeping like a tired rat and slept for more than 12 hours. My god. But then I thought its ok…its Sunday and I can afford to do so.   I wanted to enjoy my Sunday by simply relaxing and not in a mood to do any work. Made plans with friends for going out for a movie. Booked the tickets got ready and w

All children have the right to protection. They have the right to survive, to be safe, to belong, to be heard, to receive adequate care and to grow up in a protective environment.  Children learn by watching, by listening and especially by doing A family is the first line of protection for children. Parents or other caregivers are responsible for building a protective and loving home environment. Schools and communities are responsible for building a safe and child-friendly environment outside the child's home. In the family, school, and community, children should be fully protected so they can survive, grow, learn and develop to their fullest potential. The optimal development of children is considered vital to society It may sound like a cliché but kids are our future, and if you’re an entrepreneur who either has children or influences someone else’s child, it’s important to think about how we can shape them into future leaders, job creators, and successful entrep

If you are living in a Digital World, then you should be aware of the word Surge protector. In simple words, it is a savior of your electronic devices. It is really important to have a surge protector for your device. We have seen that today’s new era and new generation everyone has got a smartphone or Laptop and as it is mostly used for personal and professional work, one needs to charge it at regular intervals. And one needs to protect it also, that is why surge protector is important. A surge protector  is an appliance or device designed to protect electrical devices from voltage spikes What is a Surge Protector? A  surge protector is a device to protect electrical appliances from voltage spikes (power surges) that may occur from lightning, power outages, short circuits, and many other unpredictable accidents and natural occurrences. Computers, monitors, alarms, telephone systems, and manufacturing equipment are just a few of the things that can be damaged by a power

Gandhi Jayanti on October 2 marks the birth of Mahatma Gandhi, who was one of the most prominent leaders of the Indian Independence movement. Gandhi was an Indian activist who was the leader of the Indian independence movement against British rule On October 2, 1869, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi aka Mahatma Gandhi was born at Porbandar, Gujarat. Karamchand Gandhi, his father, hailed from Hindu Modh community and, Putlibai, his mother hailed from Hindu Pranami Vaishnava community. His mother was the fourth wife of his father and the last three wives died on childbirth. He attended high school in Rajkot after attending middle school in Porbandar. After studying law in the UK, he went to South Africa for his law practice. He left the practice and came back to India for his country and to fight for freedom. After returning from London, at the age of 23 he went to South Africa to practice law there. He was hired as a lawyer for Abdullah’s cousin He became the leading po