Friday 16 December 2016

SEO ARTICLES - WHAT AFTER DEPRECATION OF PAGE RANK


WHAT AFTER DEPRECATION OF PAGE RANK




How to build High Quality Links after the deprecation of PageRank?

PageRank is an algorithm used by Google Search to rank websites in their search engine results. It was developed by Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin. Named after Larry Page, Page Rank is a way of measuring the importance of website pages. which evaluates the quality and quantity of links to a webpage to determine a relative score of that page’s importance and authority on a 0 to 10 scale.
It helped SEO (Search Engine Optimization) in a great way to build quality backlinks thereby increasing the popularity of the websites.

Announcement of Deprecation:

The visible page rank is updated very infrequently. It was last updated in November 2013. In October 2014, google announced that another visible page rank update is not coming.
Finally, on April 15, 2016 Google has officially shut down their Google Toolbar PageRank Data to public.
All the SEO Analyst who greatly depend on Page Rank score for link building activities have to find an alternative.
What will be the alternative? How Effective will it be? Can we get perfect High quality sites for submitting backlinks with those methods?

Following are the “Alternative Methods”

1) Domain Authority:

Domain Authority is a score (on a 100-point scale) developed by Moz that predicts how well a website will rank on search engines. It calculate this metric by combining all link metrics—linking root domains, number of total links, MozRank, MozTrust into a single score.
It scores Domain Authority on a 100-point, logarithmic scale. Higher the score higher the quality of domain and suitable to submit our backlinks. Score above 50 is recommended.

2) Spam Score Checker:

A spam score is a rating that values range between 1 and 10, 1 being the best spam score and 10 being the lowest spam score. It determines the number of spam links in a website. Google demotes the websites with spam messages and links. Spam Score checker will help us to avoid building links in such websites.

3) Alexa Traffic Rank and Semrush Rank:

  • Alexa Traffic Rank:
Alexa’s Traffic Ranks are based on the traffic data provided by users in Alexa’s global data panel over a rolling 3 month period. Traffic Ranks are updated daily. A site’s ranking is based on a combined measure of Unique Visitors and Pageviews. Unique Visitors are determined by the number of unique Alexa users who visit a site on a given day. Pageviews are the total number of Alexa user URL requests for a site.
However, multiple requests for the same URL on the same day by the same user are counted as a single Pageview. The site with the highest combination of unique visitors and pageviews is ranked Number One.

  • SEMrush Rank
SEMrush Rank is a unique report, a complete listing of the top 100,000 domains in SEMrush’s database, ranked in order of their search engine keywords and estimated traffic coming from search.
Henceforth, we can make use of Alexa Traffic Rank and SEMrush Rank report to identify quality sites for link building activities.


Tools to determine

Domain Authority(DA), Spam Score Checker: https://moz.com/researchtools/ose/

For Alexa Rank Report: http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo

For SEMrush Rank Report: https://www.semrush.com/info/rank.html

Extension: SEOquake: https://www.seoquake.com




Wednesday 7 December 2016

DEMAND FOR FAST BOWLERS IN INDIAN CRICKET

                                                            Cricket-22 Yards

DEMAND FOR FAST BOWLERS IN INDIAN CRICKET


Why there is a demand for fast bowlers in Indian cricket? Each time when we discuss this issue, we receive different views and comments. Let’s discuss.

It is strongly recommended to improve the level of standard and the number of first class cricket played in India, which is the place to develop the basics. Unfortunately, our youngsters play less first class cricket and too much limited overs cricket. In first class cricket(four day match), bowlers has to dismiss the batting side to win the games. Whereas, in T20’s and ODI’s bowlers try to contain the flow of runs, and there is too much of money in T20 cricket.

Too much of cricket leads to burnout, injuries that compels the bowlers to reduce their pace and abandon their strength for longevity. Fast bowling is not just bowling at a raw pace of 150 kmph. Swing, accuracy and bowling at a good line and length are sometimes much more effective. But, we have bowlers who either bowl accurate not fast or the bowlers who bowl fast not accurate. The bowlers who does both effectively gets injured frequently and sacrifices their pace for longevity. Coaches have to train bowlers to increase their accuracy without sacrificing their pace.

We need to work harder on our fitness. Some fast bowlers get fade away after injuries due to wrong practices. The fast bowlers need a lot of guidance and nurturing, sometimes excessive workout in gyms and not bowling enough may also affect there rhythm.

Conditions and pitches in India can never be like that of Australia, South Africa or England. Indian bowlers are brought up on flat pitches, which discourages the kids who want to become a fast bowler. Most of the pitches in India are either a flat track or a turning track. PCA stadium track in Mohali which is often dubbed as the fast bowlers track in India is losing(lost) its identity where the pitches are prepared to support batting due to IPL matches where they need high scoring games. Most of the pitch curators in India are forced to prepare either a flat track that supports batsman or a turning track that supports spinner, they don’t want a pitch that supports a fast bowler, because all the visiting teams have stronger pace bowling unit than India.

After the retirement of Anil Kumble, fast bowlers are the one who took lot of wickets in test matches than the spinners(before Ashwin-Jadeja era) which is a rare fact in Indian cricket. Yes, our fast bowlers are good, but, they are not consistent. Injuries visit every fast bowler, even  bowlers like Dale Steyn, Brett lee gets injured but when they return, they don’t sacrifice their pace, instead they work hard on their fitness. Inspite of flat pitches in Pakistan, they produce quality fast bowlers traditionally, because they have a culture which encourages youngsters to take up fast bowling. So, injuries, conditions and pitches are no excuses. It’s the attitude that lacks among Indian bowlers.

India is a country where people are excellent when they have to use their cerebral more than their body. We are good at brainy games such as chess, billiards, shooting. Parents in India want their kids to be smarter and they feel great by being smarter. When it comes to cricket they prefer to become a batsman where the chances of injuries are less. Longevity, fame and minimum physical activity impress the youngsters to choose batting over bowling. Moreover, batsmen in India are the ones who were conferred with awards and tagged as National heroes. Sachin Tendulkar and M.S.Dhoni are the only cricketer’s who were conferred with Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award (India’s highest honor given for achievement in sports), where the former is a batsman and the latter is a wicket-keeping batsman. The two bowlers who were treated as national heroes in Indian cricket history were Kapil Dev and Anil Kumble. Unfortunately, Kapil Dev retired long back and Kumble is a spinner. We need fast bowlers. We need to enjoy the sight of stumps being knocked cleanly out of the track as much as the ball flying out of the stadium. It’s the bowlers who win you matches, to win matches abroad (out of Indian-subcontinent) you need good fast bowlers.

Purushothaman Ramachandran

Why Indian Football Team not Qualifies for FIFA World Cup

                                                FOOTBALL-FREE KICK

Why Indian Football Team not Qualifies for FIFA World Cup






Inspite of being the second most populated country in the world, India still fails to qualify for the FIFA world cup. Once again India’s FIFA world cup dream came to an end as they drew the home leg 2-2 but went down 2-5 in aggregate to the UAE(United Arab Emirates) in the first around of Asian qualifiers. Why Indian Football team time and again fails to qualify for the FIFA world cup?

It is always said that football is not popular in India. Yes, it is not popular as cricket. But, it is comparatively followed in India. Traditionally, football has only remained popular in the states of North-East India, West Bengal and in the Arabian sea coastline of Kerala and Goa. Football is often termed as a rural sport in India, and it was the urban poor that thronged the football stadiums whenever there was an international friendly or club matches. The recent international friendly match between Argentina and Venezuela has seen an unprecedented football frenzy all over the country, which shows people in India understand the game and have a love for the game. The government and AIFF (All India Football Federation) must derive maximum benefit from these ventures to promote the game in India.

There are numerous problems that as to be sorted out in Indian Football. We still follow the same old practice methods for our preparation. There is a huge fan following for EPL (English Premier League) and La Liga in India. So, a tournament like Indian Football League (IFL) can do wonders to the game of football in this country, where we can find new talents and mainly sponsors who is a must to promote any game. Indian Super League is doing great, our players get an opportunity to rub shoulders with some iconic international players, strategies from renowned coaches. Its helping a lot to develop the game in India.
Have to wait and watch whether it achieves the dream of every football fan in India "Qualifying for FIFA world cup"
In 1950, Indian Football team was qualified to play the world cup but we did not play in the world cup because of FIFA rule of banning barefoot play (India had already played barefoot in 1948 Olympics). Indian team did not have proper shoes to play the game and they insisted to play the match barefooted, which was not accepted by match officials and the Indian team was disqualified without playing a single match. Who knows, if we would have played that tournament, we might even won the championship. In 1983 cricket world cup, Indian cricket team was termed as underdogs and we won that trophy. After that success, they walked away with all the money, fame and fanfare. Now, Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is the richest cricket board in the world and Indian cricket team is one of the best in the world.

World Cup record:

1930 to1938- Did not enter
1950- Qualified but withdrew
1954- Entry not accepted by FIFA
1958 to 1982- Did not enter
1986 to 2018- Did not qualify

If India want to be a super power in football, the game must be well managed along with proper national and international exposure. The government and AIFF must join their hands to conduct a national wide talent search for the game, must select atleast 100 to 150 children in the age group of 10 to 14. Those children should be selected only on the basis of real talent, love and hunger for the game. Those children must get training in advanced techniques, government must provide them with sports wear and goods, a modern gym, assistance and training to take part in sports events abroad. Government must also provide them with food, shelter(sports hostels), clothes and education. This will surely generate atleast 50 world class players. The number of football stadiums in India as to be increased to a considerable amount, there are only two world class stadiums in India, which is insufficient, rest of the stadiums are without floodlights and proper ground facilities. Football is the most followed and loved game in the world. India can qualify to the FIFA world cup if they plan and work with a foresight vision.

India can qualify for FIFA world cup if they follow these steps:

Build up world class infrastructure.
Media should play a bigger role to popularize football.
Sponsors and big companies should give preferences to football.
Recruitment of children from age group of 10-14 and provide them physical and education assistance.
Setting up of football academy with latest facilities.
Stern punishment against corrupted officials.
Try to keep politician out of management committee.
Good amount of money in contract with national team.
Control the clubs which gives priority to the foreign players above Indian players.

Purushothaman Ramachandran

Tuesday 29 November 2016

V.Iraianbu IAS Books - வெ.இறையன்பு இ.ஆ.ப புத்தகங்கள்



                                                          V. Iraianbu I.A.S Books






வெ.இறையன்பு இ.ஆ.ப புத்தகங்கள்


  • எப்போதும் இன்புற்றிருக்க... - Eppothum Inbutrirukka..
  • ஏழாவது அறிவு பாகம் 1 - Yezhavadhu Arivu - Part 1
  • ஏழாவது அறிவு பாகம் 2 - Yezhavadhu Arivu - Part 2
  • ஏழாவது அறிவு பாகம் 3 - Yezhavadhu Arivu - Part 3
  • ஐ.ஏ.எஸ். தேர்வும் அணுகுமுறையும் - I.A.S.Thervum Augumuraiyum
  • வேடிக்கை மனிதர்கள் - Vedikkai Manidhargal
  • பூனாத்தி - Poonaaththi
  • மென் காற்றில் விளை சுகமே - Menkatril Vilai Sugame
  • முகத்தில் தெளித்த சாரல் - Mugathil Thelitha Saral
  • வாழ்க்கையே ஒரு வழிபாடு - vaazhkkaiye Oru Vazhipadu
  • படிப்பது சுகமே! - Padippathu Sugame!
  • பூபாளத்திற்கொரு புல்லாங்குழல் - Bhoobalathirkoru Pullankuzhal
  • அரிதாரம் - Arithaaram
  • வாய்க்கால் மீன்கள் - Vaaikaal Meengal
  • உள்ளொளிப் பயணம் - Ulloliya Payanam
  • துரோகச் சுவடுகள் - Dhroga Suvadugal
  • ஓடும் நதியின் ஓசை (முதல் பாகம்) - Odum Nathiyin Osai - Part 1
  • ஓடும் நதியின் ஓசை (இரண்டாம் பாகம்) - Odum Nathiyin Osai - Part 2
  • சறுக்கு மரம் - Sarukkumaram
  • சாகாவரம் - Saagaavaram
  • காதலும் வீரமும் - Kathalum Veeramum
  • சின்னச் சின்ன மின்னல்கள் - Chinna Chinna Minnalgal
  • அழகோ அழகு - Alago alagu
  • நெஞ்சைத் தொட்டதும் சுட்டதும் - Nenjai Thottadhum Suttadhum
  • வைகை மீன்கள் - Vaigai Meengal
  • உன்னோடு ஒரு நிமிஷம் - Unnodu Oru Nimasham
  • நரிப்பல் - Naripal
  • சிம்மாசன சீக்ரெட் - Simmasana Secret
  • ஐ.ஏ.எஸ். வெற்றிப் படிக்கட்டுகள் - I.A.S.Vettri Padikatugal
  • Steps to super student
  • சின்னச் சின்ன வெளிச்சங்கள் - Chinna Chinna Velichangal
  • வியர்வையின் வெகுமதி - Viyarvaiyin Vegumathi
  • சிற்பங்களைச் சிதைக்கலாமா?
  • பத்தாயிரம் மைல் பயணம் - Pathaiyaram Mile Payanam
  • முடிவு எடுத்தல் - Mudivu Eduthal 
  • பணிப் பண்பாடு - Pani Panbadu
  • உலகை உலுக்கிய வாசகங்கள்
  • கேள்வியும் நானே... பதிலும் நானே
  • செய்தி தரும் சேதி



Sunday 27 November 2016

Na.Muthukumar Books

Na.Muthukumar Books



நா முத்துக்குமார் புத்தகங்கள்

அணிலாடும் முன்றில்
வேடிக்கை பார்ப்பவன்
சில்க் சிட்டி
கிராமம் நகரம் மாநகரம்
பட்டாம் பூச்சி விற்பவன்
நியூட்டனின் மூன்றாம் விதி
குழந்தைகள் நிறைந்த வீடு
அ'னா.. ஆ'வனா..
கண்பேசும் வார்த்தைகள்
பாலகாண்டம்
என்னை சந்திக்க கனவில் வராதே
தூசிகள்
நா முத்துக்குமார் கவிதைகள்

 Purushothaman Ramachandran

Friday 11 November 2016

GOOD BOOKS TO READ


SOME OF THE GREAT BOOKS TO READ, MY SUGGESTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:




TAMIL:

Thirukkural Parimelazhakar Urai

Maha Kavi Bharathiyar Kavidhaigal by Subramanya Bharathi

Ponniyin Selvan by Amarar Kalki

Vanavasam by Kannadhasan

Manavasam by Kannadhasan

Arthamulla Hindumatham(1 to 10) by Kannadasan

Na. Muthukumar Books

100 Zen Stories

Thaneer Desam by Vairamuthu

Kallikattu Ethikasam by Vairamuthu

Karuvaachi Kaaviyam by Vairamuthu

Moondram Ulaga Por by Vairamuthu

Srirangathu Devathaigal by Sujatha

Oru Siru Isai by Vannadasan

Chinna Vishayangalin Manithan by Vannadasan

En Anbula Appa by BalaKumaran

Thunaieluthu by S.Ramakrishnan

Please Intha Puthakaththai Vangatheenga by Gopinath(1 and 2)

V.Iraianbu I.A.S Books

Ennadudaiya Iyarkaiyai Potri by Nammalvar

Acham Thavir by Suki Sivam


புருஷோத்தமன் ரா


ENGLISH:

Mother by Maxim Gorky

War & Peace by Leo Tolstoy

Little Book of Mind-Power: Maximize Your Will to Win by Uri Geller

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by R. Stephen Covey

Everyday Greatness by Stephen Covey

How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie

How to Develop Self-Confidence and Influence People by Public Speaking by Dale Carnegie

Skill with People: The Art of Dealing with People by Les Gibilin

Who Will Cry When You Die? by Robin Sharma

The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari by Robin Sharma

You Can Win: A Step by Step Tool for Top Achievers by Shiv Khera

Unposted Letter by Mahatria Ra

Light from Many Lamps: A Treasury of Inspiration by Lillian Eichler Watson

Tiy: A Parrot’s Journey Home by Samarpan

Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari

Animal Farm by George Orwell

1984  by George Orwell

The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini

A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini

A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Books

Inspiring Thoughts (Inspiring Thoughts Quotation Series) by Swami Vivekanand

The Philosophical and Religious Lectures of Swami Vivekananda by Swami Vivekananda

My India, The India Eternal by Swami Vivekananda

Life Without Limits: Inspiration for a Ridiculously Good Life by Nick Vujicic

Limitless by Nick Vujicic

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

Man the unknown by Alexis Carrell

Code Name God: The Spiritual Odyssey of a man of Science by Mani Bhaumik

Paradise Lost by John Milton

The seat of the soul by Gary Zukav

The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran

The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho

Manual of the warrior of Light by Paulo Coelho

A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens

Great Expectations by Charles Dickens

The old man and the sea by Ernest Hemingway

Who moved my cheese by Spencer Johnson

Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison

Everybody Loves a Good Drought by Palagummi Sainath

This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate by Naomi Klein

Silent Spring by Rachel Carson

Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus by John Gray

Happiness Unlimited by Sister Shivani

Philosophy of Happiness by Martin Janello

Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity by David Allen

Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking

The Secret of Leadership by Prakash Iyer

More Puzzles by SHAKUNTALA DEVI

Puzzles To Puzzle To You by SHAKUNTALA DEVI

Word Power Made Easy by NORMAN LEWIS

High School English Grammar & Composition by Wren & Martin

Key To High School English Grammar & Composition by Wren & Martin

Everything Starts From Prayer by Mother Teresa

Letters from a Father to His Daughter by Jawaharlal Nehru

I Thought I Knew How To Google : 50 Tricks For Refining Your Search by MIHA MAZZINI

Ramayana by C.Rajagopalachari

Mahabharata by C.Rajagopalachari

Bhagavad-Gītā As It Is by A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada

Holy Bible

Holy Quran

Talking Cricket by ESPN CRICINFO

Sachin Tendulkar: The Man Cricket Loved Back by ESPN CRICINFO

Rahul Dravid: Timeless Steel by ESPN CRICINFO


Purushothaman Ramachandran


Origin of Names for some of the Important places in Chennai





Avadi - Armoured Vehicles and Ammunition Depot of India

Adyar - Banks of Adaiyaaru

Ambattur - Aimbathi ondram oor (51st Region) in the list of 108 Shakti temples

Amjikarai aka Amaindhakarai - Bank of Cooum

Anna Nagar - After Annadurai and was developed during his reign by TNHB.

Ashok Nagar - After the famous Ashoka Pillar.

Ayanavaram - Ayan means "The one", accounting to a shiva temple situated in the area.

Besant Nagar - After Annie Besant.

Chetpet - Named after a Chetty Zameen who ruled here.

Chindadripet - Chinna Thari Pettai, due to the weavers population in the locality has evolved its name into its present form.

Chromepet - After the old Chrome factory.

Egmore - The land of the rising sun. (Anglicized from Ezhumboor) Higher Mean sea level than the other places in Old Madras. There is a Shiva temple here commemorating the same fact.

Guindy - After the Guindy (Rammer) which Bringi Maharishi planted in this place to begin a great Yaha (Sacrifice) against Goddess Parvati.

Kodambakkam - After Karkodagan, the mythical snake which worshipped Shiva, who has a temple here as well.

Kothavalchavadi- Tax collectors are known as Kothaval. Chavadi is the tamil term for Kiosk/ Booth. This was the frontiers of the old city where taxes were levied.

Koyambedu - After the Ashwa medha yagam done by Lord Rama, his sons Luv and Kush tied the horse in Koyambedu. Koyam means horse in Sanskrit.

KK Nagar - After Kalaignar Karunanidhi and was developed during his reign

Mambalam - Maha Vilva Trees.

Mandhaveli - Mandhai means herd and Veli means space. Must have been herd land previously.

Mylapore - Mayil means peacock.The goddess Parvati is said to worshipped Lord Shiva in the form of a peacock here, to get absolved of a sin. So, Mayilapuram (puram meaning city) - became Mylapore

Nandhanam - Previously Gambier's gardens, was renamed by Rajaji as a part of creating Greener Chennai.
Nandhanam means Garden.

Nanganallur - Nangai Nallur/ Thillai Ganga Nagar, coined by Kanchi Shankaracharya

Parrys - Named after a merchant Thomas Parrys who established it as a trade center.

Perambur - After Pirambu trees in the locality

Pondy Bazaar - After Soundarapandian.

Poonamalee - Poo Irundha Alli, abundance of Jasmine.

Porur - Por means war. Believed to be a battlefield since ancient times. Contains the Arcot road which connects the Arcot Nawab with the capital. Home to a chola temple, etc.

Purasaiwakkam - Due to the Purasai trees

Saidapet - Named after Sayyid Shah

Sowkarpet- after the Sahukars who settled there.

Sunguvar Chattram - Again, Sungam means tax. Chattram is a Inn/ Resting Spot. This is presumably the other end of the city to attract taxes.

Teynampet - Due to abundance of the Coconut trees in the region

T.Nagar - After Sir Thyagaraya

Thiruvanmiyur - Named after Valmiki

Thirisoolam - Home to Thirisoolanathar temple on the hill.

Tondiarpet - Coined by Masthan Sahib after his birthplace Thondi.

Thousand Lights - Derives its name from the thousand lights that were lit when an Indian National Congress Annual Session was held for the first time in Madras

Triplicane - Thiru Alli Keni, Pond with the Alli flowers: Parthasarathy temple tank.

Vadapalani - Palani in the North, after the famous Murugan temple

Vandalur - Derives its name from Vandal, which is the sediments from a river.

Villivakkam - Real name - Vilvaaranyam. A very old Shiva temple is situated here. Built by sage Agasthiyar. A lot of Vilvam trees were found there. Hence it got the name Vilva Aaranyam. As days pass by the name got changed into Villivakkam.


Purushothaman Ramachandran


Inspirational Quotes




What you spend years creating, others could destroy overnight. Create anyway.
If you find serenity and happiness, some may be jealous. Be happy anyway.
The good you do today, will often be forgotten. Do good anyway.
Give the best you have, and it will never be enough. Give your best anyway.
In the final analysis, it is between you and God. It was never between you and them anyway”
-Mother Teresa

For all your days be prepared, and meet them ever alike. When you are the anvil, bear - when you are the hammer, strike.- Edwin Markham
“Some people come in our life as blessings. Others come in our life as lessons”
-Mother Teresa

“If you tell the truth, you don't have to remember anything”
-Mark Twain

“A room without books is like a body without a soul”
-Marcus Tullius Cicero

“Be the change that you wish to see in the world”
-Mahatma Gandhi

“Don’t walk in front of me… I may not follow
Don’t walk behind me… I may not lead
Walk beside me… just be my friend”
-Albert Camus

“Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much”
 -Oscar Wilde

“I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel”
-Maya Angelou

"Man needs his difficulties because they are necessary to enjoy success"
-APJ Abdul Kalam

"To succeed in your mission, you must have single-minded devotion to your goal"
-APJ Abdul Kalam

"We should not give up and we should not allow the problem to defeat us"
-APJ Abdul Kalam

"Without your involvement you can't succeed.With your involvement, you can't fail"
-APJ Abdul Kalam

"All Birds find shelter during a rain. But Eagle avoids rain by flying above the clouds"
-APJ Abdul Kalam

"If you want to shine like a sun, first learn to burn like a sun"
-APJ Abdul Kalam

"Failure will never overtake me if my determination to succeed is strong enough."
-APJ Abdul Kalam

Inspirational Quotes collections by
Purushothaman Ramachandran