Vodafone Essar Ltd. unveiled a solar-powered mobile phone Tuesday that it hopes will appeal to India's rural masses who lack electricity.

India has been adding close to 20 million mobile subscribers each month, but many are in rural areas where electricity supply can be patchy at best. A third of Indians don't have access to electric power, but they do get plenty of sun.Samsung, which launched a solar-powered handset about a year ago, and now Vodafone are trying to bridge the infrastructure gap.

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Mumbai, Maharashtra, June 21, 2010  — Will you miss a chance to win Rs 10 lakhs? Just watch ‘Hotel Hollywood’ in Theaters starting 23 July 2010 and identify a four digit numerical code embedded in the film. The film is inspired by true events and exposes a huge cover-up by American Government surrounding an incident involving an Indian wedding party in Los Angeles. The first trailer of the movie, which has been produced by Gurdeep Singh productions, while being marketed by Net Effect Media, will be unveiled in almost 1000 screens this month.

“Hotel Hollywood” is the story of an Indian wedding party which checked into a Los Angeles Hotel and was not found again! The film dares you to witness the shocking truth! We are proud to present the first look to a worldwide audience,” said Kapil Sethi, CEO of Net Effect Media. United States based film-maker, Param Gill has directed the film. Param is fresh from the success of his hollywood film,”Rockin Meera” which made a huge mark on the festival circuit and generated more than half million dollars on American screens last fall. When asked about his inspiration behind,’Hotel Hollywood”, Param said,”I wanted to make a first rate thriller for Indian audience which could strike a chord with mainstream audience and the regional markets. It stars fresh faces Mehr Hassan, Arsh Singh and Rahul Nath. ‘Hotel Hollywood’ has music has music by Shyam Vai, cinematography by Mathew Boyd and special effects by Hollywood’s Richard Miranda who has worked with the likes of Steven Speilberg. Now thats something definitely worth watching!!

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First of all, try and figure out the reason you have developed dark
circles. Have you always had them Are they a recent occurrence Does
your mother have dark circles under the eyes as well Once you can
pinpoint the cause for dark circles, it would be... much easier for
you to get rid of them.

1. Are you allergic to something If yes, work on avoiding the allergens.

2. Apply Vitamin E to the area under your eye. You could open up a
Vitamin E capsule, and apply a little oil. Swallow the rest of the
oil. This not only helps you get rid of dark circles, but also reduces
puffiness around the eyes. In addition, regular application of Vitamin
E delays the onset of wrinkles.

3. Apply creams that contain Vitamin C.

4. Inverted asana postures work wonders for dark circles. Try doing
the sarvangasana everyday. Often dark circles and under-eye puffiness
is caused due to sinusitis. Jal Neti is extremely beneficial in such
cases, as it internally cleanses your entire facial region,
rejuvenating it. Do the Jal Neti at least five times a week to clean
out your entire nasal passage.

5. Swallow a capsule of cod liver oil everyday. It strengthens eyes.

6. Take a teaspoon of tomato juice, a few drops of lemon juice, a
pinch of turmeric powder and a little flour, enough to make a paste.
Apply this paste to the under-eye area, and wash off after fifteen
minutes.

7. Drink at least ten glasses of water everyday. There is no stressing
this enough. If you do not drink at least eight glasses of water
everyday, you are not providing your body with as much water as it
requires for flushing out toxins. Do not wait until you are thirsty
before drinking up. By the time your body cries I'm thirsty!, you are
already severely dehydrated.

8. Avoid stepping out in the sun, especially between noon to four,
when the sun is at its strongest. Wear sunglasses to protect your
eyes, and the delicate skin around it, from the harmful effects of UV
radiation.

9. Apply a cold, used tea bag to your eyes. You could also applied
used, cold, herbal tea leaves to your eyes, to sooth them.

10. Apply a concealer to the area under your eyes, to hide dark
circles. Use a colour that is every so slightly lighter than the shade
of your skin. Apply the concealer gently; do not stretch or pull the
skin from this delicate area.

11. Lie down, close your eyes and apply cucumber or potato slices to
your lids. Leave on for ten minutes and remove. Wash the area with
cold water. This soothes tired eyes instantly, and helps boost blood
circulation in the under-eye area.

12. Try out dark circle remover creams available in the market. Make
sure they are of a recognized brand before applying them to your face.

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If you're getting paid to do something, you should do it, and do it well. But is it always that simple? What if you have a vague job description, a haphazard workload, and a very bad Boss who is only content when you look busy, but not if you're super efficient? Sad to say, but sometimes working at your maximum potential is punished. This happens a lot in larger organizations and retail.

Let's say you and a co-worker must each enter the data from 100 files, or shelve 100 books. You hustle and finish an hour earlier than your co-worker, and there's not much else to do. Your boss or manager walks by, expresses displeasure at the fact that you're not doing anything, and assigns you to an unpleasant, and really unnecessary task because they don't like seeing you relax (even though you earned it by finishing your assignment faster, right?). What do you do? Quit? File a complaint? Or slow down? These instructions are here for if you decide to reward your own efficiency by using that extra time you earned for R&R--without your boss noticing.

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