How to Open or Access Blocked Websites at Schools, Colleges and Office

In this world, almost every place has the internet access. But in some places we use internet with some restrictions like schools, colleges and offices etc. i.e. they will block some websites like orkut, facebook, twitter in order to maintain the discipline among the students. In order to access the blocked websites, here we provide the tips.

Instead of using website URL, use IP address 
 
In schools, colleges and offices, they use software to block which mostly blocks the websites only rather than IP address. For example www.twitter.com etc. so we can use IP address to unblock the blocked website. Each and every websites has its own IP address. If you want to know the IP address of the particular website, you have to do the following process.

Run->command Prompt-> type “ping domain.com”

Instead of typing Domain, type the Website that you want to know the IP address. For example ping facebook.com. Then the IP address will be displayed. Just type and run the IP address.

Use Proxy manually in Browser
 
Most of the browsers support the proxy IP addresses manually. You can access the Blocked websites and browse whatever you want. There are so many proxies are available in internet itself. So you can get it through internet.

By setting manual Proxy using Mozilla Firefox
 
Ø Firefox browser-> option->advance network tab->connection settings

Ø Manual proxy settings window will open-> enter proxy address-> save

Ø If your computer won’t support the Proxy, you can use the alternative one.


Redirect the Blocked website with URL Shorten Service
 
URL shortner site is used to convert Long URL to Short one. But this site tends to go through the security settings. Tiny URL, MooURL URL are the shortner sites.

Use VPN software 
 
VPN software is available on both free and paid versions. It allows you to surf enormously, by just downloading the software and installing it on computer. Some of the VPN software’s are listed below.

Ø ProxyXPN

Ø Hotspot

Ø Tunnel

Browse using TOR browser
 
Except the social websites (facebook, twitter.) you can access the remaining blocked websites. In social websites you have to save the cookies. So can’t access it. TOR browser is used to hide the online identity.

Use Decimal Code
 
We know the method to unblock the website by using IP address. Suppose the software is not accessed by using the IP address, we can use the decimal code. It is a simple method as same as the first method. When the IP address is displayed you have to convert it to decimal value.

Use Hola extension
 
Hola extension is a browser which is available in all browsers. It is used to surf internet more. You can download hola in the hola’s official website itself.

Use Wayback Machine
 
Wayback machine provides the copy of the websites once the websites have been started. You have to type the website URL and select the latest copy of wayback machine.

SpringPublisher Makes it Easy to Desktop Publish

If you're looking to create your own business cards, flyers, and other products with letterhead, but without a lot of hassle or cost, SpringPublisher just may be the the software package for you. First, the price is right. It's free if you just want to try it out and just purchase a few templates to get some basic projects done. If you opt for the pro package at $23.95, you'll get a bunch of goodies including high resolution printing (350 DPI), commercial use, and perforated paper support. Oh, and did we mention you get 100 template downloads in the package so your money is well spent? Getting the pro package is worth it just for the high resolution and the templates alone. Right now there are 30 templates that you can use. There is sure to be more as time goes on.

What's really useful is that they have QR coding that you can add to your letterhead, postcards, and business cards. That's a great selling point as is the fact that SpringPublisher will work with Avery and Printworks Micro products for seamless printing. And SpringPublisher also works with Google Maps. You can include a map to your retail establishment right in your flyer or on your business card, if you choose.

Once you bring up SpringPublisher, it's up to you whether you want to start with a template or create your own project from scratch. Either way, it's relatively easy to build your project. The templates can be modified and customized for your use too, thus one can easily be made into another project as required.

The user interface is intuitive. You click on the buttons on the left to modify the image. The upper menu has all the file functions such as save, save image, print, open file and so on. The editing features are right above the project you're creating.

Since this is such a simple tool, you'll wonder how you ever got along without it. You no longer have to work with complex desktop publishing software to get the simple stuff done. SpringPublisher is available for PCs with Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7/8/8.1.

About SpringPublisher:

SpringPublisher is a professional and easy to use desktop publishing software. With its included various templates and online template store, powerful multi-layer editor, detailed help-files, SpringPublisher enables users to design and print business cards, flyers, postcards, letterheads, labels and other artworks within a few minutes.

Main Features Of SpringPublisher:

1. Enables you to add images, texts, vector shapes, logos, Code 39/EAN 13/EAN8/UPC 1D barcodes and QR codes and arrange them as you like;

2. Provides various image effect: shadows, opacity, rotation, etc.

3. Allows you to download high quality templates from the template store.

4. Makes it easy for you to print your artworks either with your own printer or in professional print shops.

5. Generates high resolution artwork with a maximum output of 350dpi. 

6. Supports Avery and Printworks micro perforated paper that enables you to create business cards and postcards more easily.

SpringPublisher free version includes basic templates and fully functional designing feature. Professional version of SpringPublisher, with template store credits and high-quality output is also available, costs $23.95(US)

For more information, visit: http://www.springpublisher.com/

Pill Camera going to replace Colonoscopies!

Say goodbye to colonoscopies through Pillcam a pill to swallow with a miniature camera Traditional colonoscopies are fast disappearing with the arrival of PillCam, a small pill to swallow with a camera inside will takes photos and videos from within your gut! This is a miniature medical tool that has been legalized in the United States.

This ingenious invention is equipped with a small camera that you can swallow so that it can take photographs and videos of your entire digestive system for eight hours. It will take photographs of entire passage it travel. The images are then transmitted to a device on your belt.

 The invention is not new; it still has just passed a significant milestone as it has been legalized in the United States after passing under the comb of the U.S. Agency for Food and Drug Administration and the FDA, which gave its approval for the commercialization of this product!

The advantage of this pill lies in the fact that it could be an alternative to colonoscopies, which are annoying and unpleasant medical examinations when exploring your colon with a camera. In addition to colonoscopies are also practiced under general anesthesia and are therefore inaccessible to certain people who are allergic to the certain chemicals used.

This ingenious invention reminds us a little cartoon "The Magic School Bus" in which a class of primary accompanied their master could be miniaturized to fit inside someone's body. Even though this device is also available in other part of Europe, it is now highly regulated and we hope it will become more democratized so that we can enjoy less unpleasant than the endoscopy examinations.

Twitter Uses New Profiles In Test

Faced with a slowdown in the number of its users, Twitter has promised new features. A revised interface is in preparation and it incorporates elements similar to Facebook interface.

Twitter users can now view their newly designed profile page. In the design, the service resembles heavily upon Facebook and Google+.

Mashable reported that the micro blogging service is currently testing a new design of the profile page. Instead of confusing timeline a user group currently sees a tidy home page. Tweets are arranged visually appealing in tiles.

Shared photos and videos of people we are following will now be found under a separate tab. Twitter overhaul the entire profile page, the page design applied similar to Facebook on its own platform with such a biography placed in the upper left corner and especially large image stretching over the entire length.

According to Mashable, this revision does not affect the moment that the PC version of Twitter. It is also accompanied by messages, tweets larger. And incidentally make them more visible Sponsored messages.

The good visibility of major titles and profile pictures of the user comes to the front even more. The Twitter profile page reflects the strong inspiration of its competitors like Facebook and Google+. This is the mixture of Google+ profile and Facebook time line.

This is of particular advantage for new users who want to make friends with the micro -blogging service so quickly. Faced with a slowdown in the registration of new subscribers, Twitter is perhaps make it more friendly and readable interface, particularly with users of other services, such as Facebook tries.

Advertisement In Firefox Soon!

The Mozilla Foundation plans to introduce ads into the "new tab" in the browser space. These advertisements appear alongside of the Firefox users’ content.

 This is a revolution taking place at Mozilla. The Foundation has announced that it would introduce advertising in its Firefox browser. Attending the annual meeting of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), Darren Herman, vice president in charge of services and income diversification in Mozilla, presented the “Directory Tiles " concept.

When first using Firefox: opening Firefox in a new tab, it will have 9 empty tiles that appear thereafter most visited web sites. The objective is to use these spaces by displaying advertising and preloaded such websites specific to certain geographic areas.

The ads will be stamped so that there is no ambiguity for users. Mozilla says it is trying to introduce the concept of Tiles Directory advertisers but gives no specific date for its introduction.

This diversification is an important step for Mozilla whose revenues are 97% of its agreements with the search engines, especially Google.