Registering a domain name for some dictionary word is just impossible, since all of them should have already been registered long back and you might seldom get lucky to book a domain name of your own choice. Some webmasters and domain buffs are always looking for high paying and popular keywords that can be registered as domain name and later sold out for higher price and this is certainly a big market considering huge amount of returns you may earn.
Identifying a good and wannabe popular keyword at right time is most important step in this complete process - so as to be part of first come first serve philosophy. Though sometimes by visiting and following social sites and discussion groups you may get lucky to mine some high worth keywords, but it is certainly not a sure shot method. What one needs to automate this process is a search tool that can suggest you high paying and popular keywords or names that sound just perfect to be a good candidate to reap high returns in future.
Understanding this; let us look at some of the free tools avaiable at large for getting all this done easily and without much effort.

GrabTheName

Google is biggest search engine, enjoying 63 perent of market share, hence it is important to know what people are searching the most and which keywords are becoming popular. GrabTheName is a excellent service for this purpose in a sense that, it extracts hottest keywords from Google search trends every hour and displays it to you. This can be good site to get the upcoming popular keywords and to grab them before others do.

Wordoid

Wordoid is another domain suggestion tool for webmasters to get natural or non-natural words. If you are interested in having a domain name that starts, ends or contains a particular keyword, then you would find Wordoid very helpful. All you have to do is enter the keyword, that you think sould be part of you domain name and leave it upto Wordoid, to get natural sounding and catchy domain name suggestions.

Now even you can be a proud owner of few of those catchy and flashy domain names

Google Alert is one innovative service where one can receive news, articles and discussions related to ones interest delivered to their email box or to a feed reader, everyday and at regular intervals. But bad part of this great service is, it does not allow you to suggest the source sites to get the information from.
So in case you are interested to receive news from specific sites or blog and that to on specific categories or topics of your interest, than sadly this cannot be achieved through Google Alert. Google Alert is good for receiving a broadcast of news feed but not for specific news alerts. FeedUp is just a answer to this limitation. In this fast paced world, nobody have enough time to read each and every article that is being delivered to the email box, especially if you are interested in reading from some trusted sources only and this is where FeedUp comes for rescue.



Setting up alerts through FeedUp is five step process:



Step 1 - mention your topics of interest and this list could go on and on, until you are exhausted, there is no limitation on this, one may suggest as many topic as he wants
Step 2 - here you either leave up to FeedUp to select the news articles source or specify your own preferred sites to fetch article feeds from, again there is no limitation on this.
Step 3 - provides option to select the subject categories from which you want the articles to be sourced
Step 4 - decides how often you want the articles to be delivered with three variations - slow (3 articles/day), medium (15 articles/day), fast (everything)
Step 5 - decides the source for the news feeds like blogs, news sites, video sites, etc

If you have followed all these steps meticulously let me give you a good news that you have just finished setting up a alert service. Now finally you have to decide where and how you wish to receive the alerts in iGoogle or in My Yahoo page or in email format or as RSS feed.

That is it, you are ready to receive your personalized alerts.
FeedUp is also available through MeeSlice.com.

If you Google for a tool to convert Youtube flv videos to mp3, without a doubt you would find more than 100 tools, but I am quite sure none of it can match the feature rich interface provided Dirpy.



Dirpy is a free online Youtube video to mp3 converter with lot of power packed features.
When you enter a Youtube video link in Dirpy, it processes the flv link and gives you many different options to customize the mp3 file before you can actually start downloading the audio file.

So one can select start and end time from video to convert to mp3 - something like a mp3 cutter or clipper tool or can be used to create ringtones, it also allows to select bit rate of 64 kbps or 68 kbps or 112 kbps or 128 kbps or 256kbps for mp3 file, more you may even set the ID3 tags like title, artist, album, year, comment, etc for the mp3 file before you actually start download.



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We already know and are following celebrities, bloggers, entrepreneurs, athletes on Twitter, but recently we have discovered lesser known category of cricketers for following on Twitter.
Following you will find links of famous ICC cricketers to follow on Twitter.



Ricky Ponting - Captain Australia
follow Ponting

Sachin Tendulkar - Indian player and Former captain
follow Sachin

Mohammed Kaif - Indian player
follow kaif

Kevin Pietersen - England Captain
follow Pietersen

Chris Gayle - West Indies Captain
follow Chris Gayle

Jason Gillespie - Australian bowler
follow Gillespie

Mahendra Singh Dhoni - Indian captain
follow MS Dhoni

Andrew Symonds - Australian player
follow Symonds

Amey P
follow BlogPandit
that is me, though I am not a cricketer, but surely a biggest Cricket fan - a self proclaimed one.