10 Steps to a Successful Interview 

• Arrive on time.
• Introduce yourself in a courteous manner.
• Read company materials while you wait.
• Have a firm handshake.
• Listen.
• Use body language to show interest.
• Smile, nod, give nonverbal feedback to the interviewer.
• Ask about the next step in the process.
• Thank the interviewer.
• Write a thank-you letter to anyone you have spoken to.

Facts to Gather Before Interviewing 

• Key people in the organization
• Major products or services
• Size in terms of sales and employees
• Locations other than your community
• Organizational structure of the company
• Major competitors
• View of the company by clients, suppliers, and competition
• Latest news reports on the company or on local or national news that affects the company

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search movies/show timings with google

Did you know you can immediately discover movie times and locations by typing a simple search on Google ? In fact you wont even have to search even if you go to Google.com/movies.

What it does is it shows all the movies playing in the movie theaters, nearest to your house (based on Google’s calculation of your location and IP address). See Below.

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When you visit google.com/movies, you’ll discover a new, more comprehensive resource with all the information you need to decide what movie to see and where to see it:

• Comprehensive movie pages: Deciding what movie to see can take a few searches: What’s it about? How are the reviews? Where is it playing near me? Our new detailed layout brings together all the basic information you need with a plot synopsis, trailer, reviews and photos in the same page.
• Genre filters: The new movie pages also give you new ways to explore films by genre and find one you’re in the mood for. Sometimes, you might feel like seeing a sci-fi flick or a romance, but you’re not sure what’s out in theaters. With genre filters you can start browsing right away and quickly find the right movie for you.
• Map view: After you’ve chosen a movie, the new map view shows you nearby theaters playing that exact film. You no longer need to do a separate search to find out where you’re going.

Google hopes these improvements will help you spend more time at the movies and less time researching.

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GRE daily 10 words :Day 32

deviate = turn away from, to stray, wander
use = The recent pattern of weather deviates from the norm for this time of year

abbreviate = shorten
use = Reader's Digest prints abbreviated articles

bisect = to cut into two parts
use = The new road will bisect the town

scoff = ridicule
use = The critics scoffed at his paintings

depreciate = To lessen the worth of
use = our house has depreciated in value

analgesic = pain-soother
use = a mild analgesic

questionnaire = interrogation
use = fill in a questionnaire

paradigm = a model
use = to produce a change in the paradigm

ascendancy = powerful state
use = They are in the danger of losing their political ascendancy

fuming = angry
use = fuming at the injustice 

GRE daily 10 words :Day 31

creed = Belief or principle
use = in any Indian's creed, love for democracy must be emphasized

rusticate = banish to the country, dwell in the country
use = I love the city life and can't understand how people can rusticate in the suburbs

anterior = before, prior, preceding
use = anterior and posterior

squalid = filthy
use = Many prisons, even today, are overcrowded and squalid places

laurels = fame
use = the laurels must surely go to the director of the play

compliant = submissive and yielding
use = a compliant child

palpable = touchable, obvious, real
use = a palpable effect

entity = being, existence
use = separate legal entities

intrinsic = Inherent, internal
use = intrinsic value

obsessive = preoccupying, all-consuming
use = obsessive behavior 

GRE daily 10 words :Day 30

unscrupulous = dishonest
use = an unscrupulous financial adviser

cumbersome = unwieldy
use = cumbersome equipment

induce = persuade, bring about
use = They induced her to take the job by promising more money

adorn = to decorate
use = the room was adorned with flowers

anesthetic = producing loss of sensation
use = anesthetic medicine

advise = give counsel
use = His doctor advised him against smoking

ingenuous = na
use = it was rather ingenuous of him to ask a complete stranger to look after his luggage

microcosm = The world on a small scale
use = a microcosm of the society

paragon = model of excellence or perfection
use = a paragon of virtue

incense = enrage
use = I was so incensed by what he was saying I had to walk out. 

GRE daily 10 words :Day 29

ouster = ejection
use = facing a possible ouster

recital = performance
use = a piano recital

maladjusted = disturbed
use = maladjusted children

elucidate = make clear, clarify
use = I don't understand. You'll have to elucidate

goad = encourage
use = He refused to be goaded by their insults

superb = excellent
use = a superb performance

unwitting = unintentional
use = unwitting victims of

heterogeneous = composed of unlike parts, different
use = heterogeneous groupings

resilience = ability to recover from an illness
use = *

suave = smooth
use = He's very suave and sophisticated 

GRE daily 10 words :Day 28

paranoia = type of a psychological disease where a person thinks everybody hates him
use = *

effigy = likeness, mannequin
use = Crowds marched through the streets carrying burning effigies of the president

visionary = produced by imagination, fanciful, mystical
use = he was a great visionary

solecism = ungrammatical construction
use = a grammatical solecism

pragmatic = practical
use = the pragmatic approach to problems

contusion = A bruise
use = she was treated for contusions and abrasions

cartographer = mapmaker
use = *

hindsight = perception of events after they happen
use = In hindsight, it would have been better to wait

bellow = shout, roar
use = "Keep quiet!" the headmaster bellowed across the room

logistics = means of supplying troops
use = the logistics of the whole aid operation