How to Remotely Reboot your Router

So I've been dealing with this issue for a while. I'm accessing the internet wirelessly and my router would automatically disconnect me from time to time, and sometimes it ends up giving me a different IP address. Problem is I need to stay on the same IP for port forwarding reasons.
Now the router is connected to the PC in my brother's room and he always gives me a big hassle when I need to manually reboot the router.
So I looked all over the internet and I finally found a solution to restart it remotely. And here goes the trick. Ready?

you can do this with a custom script.

The easiest way I’ve found to do this is bookmark the script on your browser.

Procedure

1. Go to firefox

2. Open blank page

3. Go to bookmarks tab

4. Click Bookmark this page

5. Find the blank bookmark > right click > properties

6. Type ‘Reboot Router’ where it says Name

7. Add this script to ‘Location’

http://admin:admin@192.168.1.1/rebootinfo.cgi

P.S – if you have changed your username and password then you have to change the script as well. Add your username to where it says admin and your password to where it says admin the second time.

So next time you want to reboot your router, just go to bookmarks and click on this bookmark. Remember the router might take a few mintues to boot up.

Credits to : http://fonetalk.wordpress.com/2009/07/28/how-to-remotely-reboot-your-router/

How do you clean your Coach bag?

This is probably an area of concern for many women. You buy them for a couple hundred of dollars, but just after a couple of uses, you can't help but notice the stains and soil on your purse. Here's how to get them cleaned.

Here are the cleaners for different types of fabrics:

Sig C Fabric Cleaner:
Directions:
Apply a small amount of cleaner to a clean soft white cloth and rub in gentle circular motions. Wipe away excess with a clean white dampened cloth. Blot dry with a clean white cloth and allow to air dry completely before reuse. For best results, use product sparingly and blot dry completely after cleaning to minimize wetting the surface and to reduce the likelihood of leaving rings. The Sig C Fabric Cleaner can be used for the following collections, which are crafted in signature jacquard fabric that has been specially treated to be water and stain repellant:
Classic Signature
Mini Signature
Optic Signature
Graphic Signature
Signature Stripe
****includes footwear styles made of above signature fabrications

Leather Cleaner:
Directions:
To remove dirt, apply a small amount with a clean, soft cloth using circular strokes. Wipe off residue and let dry for 30 minutes. We recommend using Coach Leather Moisturizer after cleaning to enhance the luster. To be used on the following collections:
Soho Buck Leather
Soho Vintage Leather
Legacy Buck Leather
Hamptons Buck Leather
Polished Calf Leather
English Bridle Leather

Leather Moisturizer:
Directions:
To remove dirt and condition after cleaning, apply evenly with a clean, soft cloth using circular strokes. Wipe off residue and buff gently to produce a natural luster. We recommend using Coach Leather Cleaner before moisturizing. To be used on the following collections:
Soho Buck Leather
Soho Vintage Leather
Soho Retro Treated Leather
Legacy Buck Leather
Hamptons Buck Leather
Polished Calf Leather
English Bridle Leather

Suedes:
For suede styles, please follow the directions in the suede care kit that is included with each bag.
Hamptons Suede
Hamptons Mosaic
Soho Suede
Chelsea Nubuc

Although the following Coach collections are treated to be water and stain repellant, mild soap and water can be used on the following collections (Coach cleaners can not be used):
Hamptons Weekend Scarf Print
Hamptons Weekend Patchwork
Hamptons Weekend Solid
Hamptons Weekend Scribble C
Chelsea pony hair
Chelsea metallic
Patent Leather
Soho Twill
Weekend Denim
Quilted C
Metro
Signature Patchwork
Vintage Sig Tie Dye
Legacy Cotton
Legacy Straw
Beach Stripe
Soft Pebble
Hamptons Pebbled Leather
Chelsea Pebbled Leather

Men’s Collections:
Coach cleaners and moisturizers are NOT recommended on the following Collections:
Dress Calf
Water Buffalo
(*Ink marks or grease stains should be left untreated-most will eventually blend into the darker leathers. Scratches or scuffs can be removed simply by rubbing them with your fingertips until the natural oils in your hand cause the marks to disappear.)
Boarskin
(*Boarskin can be kept clean with a dry, soft cloth.)
Corsica Canvas

The following leathers can be wiped clean with a dry cloth. To maintain suppleness and a clear complexion of the leather, use a wax based polish, mink oil or bees wax. If applying shoe cream, apply to leather using circular strokes:
Calfskin
Nappa
Babycalf
Waxy Leather
Natural Grain
Spazzalato
High Polish Calf
(*use small amounts of Meltonian Wax, if necessary)
Burnished pull-up Calf
Metallic Leather/Calf
(*To add luster, lightly apply shoe cream with a soft cloth and gently brush leather surface. Excessive rubbing or polishing will damage metallic surface. Metallic leathers are volatile to scuffs and abrasion during wear.)
Buffalo and Vachetta
(*Any application of cream or polish will change leather color. These leathers are naturally tanned so the color may darken from daily wear and exposure)
Printed Python
Wool/Grosgrain Ribbon

The following fabrications can also be treated with a damp cloth:
Brushed Kidskin
Textured Calf
Mesh
Patchwork
Patent Leather
Rubber
Cotton Sateen
Textured Metallic
Canvas

Brush gently with a soft suede brush to remove stains or marks. For stubborn stains, use a suede eraser first, then brush gently with a suede brush. These directions are applicable for the following fabrications:
Nubuc
Suede
Kid Suede

Although the following Coach collections are treated to be water and stain repellant, mild soap and water can be used on the following fabrications:
Quilted Signature C
Webbing

A soft bristle brush can be used on the following. Treat with Scotchguard if weather-proofing is desired:
Hamptons Twill

Visit the Coach website for this same information and a nice chart.

For specific cleaning instructions for different types of soil, please check the following link:

http://704112a4.linkbucks.com

Now a visualization of the housing market

Now that you have some idea of the global economic financial crisis. Lets see how the U.S. housing market was affected..

subprime from beeple on Vimeo.

A visualized explanation of the financial crisis and what led to it

I was doing a research paper on this topic a while ago and found this video to be pretty interesting. It explains the whole thing in plain English.
Want to know where your money ended up after you deposit it in the bank? How Wall Street took down the economy? Come take a look. By the way, this guy did an awesome job on the animation!

The Crisis of Credit Visualized from Jonathan Jarvis on Vimeo.

Ok. so here goes the first article...

So I heard it was possible making some money on the web by just adding ads you blogs and generate some income from the links you post. And here I am going to give it a try since I cannot find a better way to waste my time.
So here goes my first post...