Google Nexus 7: A Closer Look at Specifications

On Wednesday, 27-2012, Google launched its Nexus 7 Tablet giving market a new competition. And when a new product is launched they come with new specifications. Lets have a look what Nexus 7 has to offer and what exactly some of the specifications mean, which can help you to make a better choice before buying a tablet:

Price: - $199 for the 8GB model and $249 for the 16GB model which is quite competitive as compared to Kindle fire with price of $199 and Samsung Galaxy tab 2 with around $249 , gives Google Nexus a good edge in the tablet market.


Manufacturer: - Asus, and the Nexus 7 Tablet is using an Android-based tablet platform code named Kai. Nvidia designed the Kai platform for manufacturers to create a competitive tablet at consumer-friendly pricing.

·   SCREEN: 

§  7” 1280x800 HD display (216 ppi): Pixels per inch (PPI) or pixel density is a measurement of the resolution of devices.

§   Back-lit IPS display:  In-Plane Switching (IPS) is an LCD technology, developed to correct the poor viewing angles and color problems that LCDs had. Other LCD technologies tend to have narrower viewing angles, especially in the vertical direction.

§  Scratch-resistant Corning glass:  At 0.1 millimeters thin, Corning’s brand new Willow glass is as thin as the finest human hair -- and will makes those smartphone sandwiches as much as 7 times thinner.

§  1.2MP front-facing camera

WEIGHT: 

§  340 grams

MEMORY:

§  8 or 16 GB internal storage

§  1 GB RAM

·    BATTERY:

§  4325 mAh (Up to 8 hours of active use): An ampere-houris a unit of electric charge, with sub-units milliampere-hour (mAh) and milliampere second(mAs). One ampere-hour is equal to 3600 coulombs (ampere-seconds), the electric charge transferred by a steady current of one ampere for one hour

CPU:

§  Quad-core Tegra 3 processor: Tegra is a system on a chip (SoC) series developed by Nvidia for mobile devices such as smartphones, personal digital assistants, and mobile Internet devices. The Tegra 3 includes a fifth "companion" core. The companion core is manufactured with a special low power silicon process that uses less power at low clock rate but does not scale well to high clock rates; hence it is limited to 500 MHz. The goal is for a tablet to be able to power down all the normal cores and run on only the companion core, using comparatively little power, during standby mode or when otherwise underutilizing the CPU.

SIZE:

§  198.5 x 120 x 10.45mm

WIRELESS:

§  WiFi 802.11 b/g/n

§  Bluetooth

·    USB:

§  Micro USB

OS:

§  Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) 

FEATURES:

§  Microphone

§  NFC (Android Beam):  Beam is a capability that enables just about any type of proximity-based interaction. It means you just touch your smartphone to another smartphone or tablet to transfer files, Web site links, YouTube videos, links to apps, maps and directions -- or just about anything else you can think of. In order to engage Beam, you need a phone with near field communication (NFC) capabilities.

§  Accelerometer:  To calculate our device's orientation

§  GPS

§  Magnetometer: Embedded in mobile devices to permit touchless 3D interaction. Their interaction framework, tracks changes to the magnetic field around a cellphone to identify different gestures made by a hand holding or wearing a magnet.

§  Gyroscope: A device for measuring or maintaining orientation, based on the principles of angular momentum.

I hope, the specifications description will be of some advantage to you.

Becoming Husband:

October 2011 turned me into something which most of the men become in the age of around 25-30 and the world call it : Husband. Also I am one of those lucky guys who got an opportunity to marry the girl they love. But the transition from an easy going, careless person to a Husband is not an easy job.

Now you can't live with your bad habits , so you need to learn from them and improve them ASAP.

Now you cannot pick a stuff from a place and put it anywhere, you have to put it back at the same place or have to bear the hard consequences.

Now you can't stay untidy and cannot leave your home dirty.

Now you cannot walk away and never talk again when you are into fight.

Well there is an endless list to the stuff called : Do's and Don't s for Husbands. But the point is being a Husband is more of an adventure apart from a responsibility. Its very easy to stay alone and away from the responsibilities but difficult to live according to someone else. Whether its their good or bad way , you need to live with it. You can call it adjustment, compromise or adventure.

I don't know about others but frankly I am loving it. And it feels good to see the transition in your self also. You might think how being an Husband can be an adventure ?

This is how it is :

1. You have to act as a kid and as a mature person as per the moods and requirements.

2. You have to learn cooking because not Women love their Husbands cooking but also you can serve her when she is not well as you cannot order it from outside(quality issues) and you cannot give her Maggi :) :) ( I did it once and bearing the aftermath till now).

3. You need to be the best in Financial planning no matter how bad you were at maths so you learn finance handling better.

4. You need to know different places to visit, good food joints , so you have to develop a good taste for such stuff also. Learn that too.. :).

5. You also need to be creative and you should be good in cracking jokes and story telling because Women love it.

6. They consider Laptops, Cell Phones or any other electronic Gadgets as your second wife. So use them cautiously.

Well all above things are on the lighter side but believe me , being a Husband is one of the greatest things in Life as your partner looks into your eyes and can feel the trust. She can sleep securely because she knows you are there. And most of all, no matter what is the problem , how big is the problem ,

she just needs a Hug. :) :)....

I am not the best, but i am learning and loving this Transition of Becoming Husband.

Open Source: Human Knowledge is for the World

Unix,Linux,Red Hat:

Sounds like a very familiar term. Is it ? Heard about it in magazines, news and from people ? People say, I don't see and real significance of this word in my area. Well, it might mean nothing to us, but it means everything for people who are working day and night making software's to help the Open Source Community, so that the monopoly of Proprietary software can end.

So what exactly is Open Source: To understand in a layman's term, Lets understand this with a Simple example:

You have a bike or a Car and after few days you got some technical problem and the bike broke down. Now the problem is that spare parts required to repair the bike are only available with One Service Center and your bike can be repaired at that place only. You are suppose to take your bike at any service center as per your choice and get it repaired there. But the manufacturer is not giving the spare part to any other service center and hence no one can repair it. And now they can charge you what ever they like , since they are the owners of that spare part. Ain't that bad? Its a monopoly by force. How would you feel ? You want the spare part to be available to all and any person or service center can use it and repair your Vehicle.

And in software terms, its like giving the Source code along with the software that a organization is selling to the client. A bit weird for you, no? I mean, you can argue that why would someone will share it recipe along with the dish. But the Open Source Community believes that it should be shared because, you are not alone the owner of this recipe. Its an idea created by millions of software developers, which an organization use for its own business and earn from it and the real developer gets only small percent of share in the name of Salary or remuneration. They need to be given their due equally and that's why Open Source believes the Source needs to be shared.

We can take a note here that Open Source doesn't mean its free. As the saying goes: "There is Nothing Called Free Lunch". And Open Source supports it properly. You can charge whatever you want and if your stuff is good, people will pay it , but you are suppose to share the code also as if i want to upgrade it future, you can have someone else to do it or you can go back to them,if they are best in it.


And that's what organizations, which believe in Open Source Concept, do. They make a Software, either they put it for free or lets say they sell it to you or some other organization at some cost(cost of making a software for your organization) and they also give you the source code along with it , so that you can change it or enhance it or you can give it to some other vendor to enhance it , who you might fell can do better customization. So its a win-win for all. You are getting better stuff and you are free to getting it done by any Vendor whom you feel is competent enough to give you a better quality software. You can get it repaired your self also and you need not to be dependent upon the same vendor to repair it for you who are only waiting for such situation to arise.

I hope it clear it. Let me know your comments on the same.

Credit Cards: A Comparison for Daily Benefits

Credit Cards.. Hmm.... Many of us are always in Delusion whether to use them or not. Can i handle it. I can't understand this billing Cycle fundamentals. I can't carry them. There are so many charges  etc. etc. etc. So i'll explain with some Comparisons of Credit cards i use and how i have been benefited from them.

P.S: People who have habit of shopping excessively and lavishly, without budget checks can ignore this article. You need to have a control on your spending while using a Credit card. If you can control your expenses well, then please read further.


Credit Cards: What are they? 
In simple terms, its a way , in which a bank is giving you money to spend. So when you get a credit card from a bank or some financial institution (with some limit, lets say: Rs: 50K), it means you can purchase anything from a place which accept payments via credit cards and you don't have to pay anything because its banks money and they are paying for your expenses.(Not for long time though).
The Funda is very nice and catchy but it tends to put many in debt because with good credit card limit in pocket, we feel like buying everything and  when we fail to pay back in time , we are required to pay a huge interest rate , which keeps growing if we don't pay on time and so we have to be cautious about our own limit of spending.


Billing Cycle: Its a time period, free of interest rate which banks gives you to pay them back. Your billing cycle won't start until you make your first purchase (Almost all banks follow this system) and so it will be different for everyone.  It goes something like this: You got a credit card in the Month of January. You made your first purchase on 5th of January and so company(did some internal calculations) and make a billing cycle from 2nd of every month , which means on that day a bill will be gnerated which will calculate the total amount you have spent till that day. 
So in this case:
1st Purchase: 5th Jan and lets assume there are 2 more purchases on 15th jan and 1st Feb.
So on second of Feb , a bill consisting of above purchases will be calculated and will be mailed to you.
After bill gets generated, bank gives you another odd 20-21 days to pay them , so you have to pay them back by around 26th or 27th Feb.
And so in total, starting from 5th Jan to 26th feb, you have around 52 days to pay them back without any interest fee. So technically, you have maximum of 52 days. You don't have 52 days period for all purchases. So, for above case its like this:

Purchase	Max Days to Pay Back
5th Jan	52
15th Jan	42
1st Feb	25

So, if you have different cards, your billing cycle may vary and so you can handle them accordingly.


Now lets look at 3-4 different cards which we can get benefited from for our daily stuff.

For Movie Freaks and Diners: Kotak Trump Card:

1.10% cashback on Dining and Movies in a billing cycle.

2. Fuel Surcharge waiver.

3.You need to have a minimum bill of 5K in a billing cycle to be eligiblefor10% cashback scheme.

4. Joining Fees of Rs. 500 (Can be recovered easily within a month with cashback.

5. Your total spending at a dining should be 4K max. So if you have a bill    say7K, pay only 4K using thiscard and rest 3K in cash or other card, if you want 10% (Rs 400 here) back. Not a bad deal.

P.S. 5K can be easily spend like paying your electricity bill, phone bill, internet bill etc. So its a very good  option when you are getting cash-back.


Citibank Indian Oil Card: Get Petrol from Points:
Another very good card, where they give you some points when you buy something using this card. And after some point get accumulated you are getting an option to redeem them with petrol at Indian Oil Petrol pump. You can get the details from their site that how much spending will get you how many points , but things to take care for :
1. Its for Indian Oil Petrol Pumps only.
2. They should have Citibank EDC Machine to swipe your card because then only you will be able to redeem the points and also the fuel surcharge waiver will be given.(surcharge is some tax which is charged when you make payment using a credit card).
3. Check the below link to see the places which have that machine at their petrol pump outlets:    http://www.online.citibank.co.in/portal/newgen/cards/tab/cc_pdf/IOC_outlets.pdf


Standard Chartered, Manhattan card: 5% cash back on Supermarkets:
This card gives you good option of getting a cash back of around 5% when you purchase form supermarkets like Big Bazaar, Dmart,Reliance mart etc. So apart from the store discounts, you can get extra cashback which is really good one. You can save around Rs: 400-500 Per Month.

So, if you can manage your cards properly and use them judiciously, you can make good savings out of them and can reap good benefits. I have mentioned the cards which i am using and the benefits i am getting from them. You can check for other cards and can have them as per your priority. Don't have too many cards as they'll be difficult to manage. Make a list of your type of spendings in a month and get a card according to that.

Hope it helps.

Kill Android SDK Manager Process in Linux

Android SDK Manager is required to download the tools for the Android Application development. And its been observe that it gets hanged and even if you try to close it from GUI , you won't be able to close it. Doing the CTRL+ALT+DEL can come to the rescue but in virtual machine its not the solution. The best way for such situations is to kill the process.

And you just need to type:  kill <process id>

To know the 'Process Id', we need to know the processes which are currently running and for that we type:

ps -e

To see more details of the processes, we can use another command:

ps -aux | more

Now we need to know the process id of the android sdk manager and to know that, you need to type:

ps -aux | grep 'android'

And it will give you the complete output which would look something like this:

pc 2424 0.4 2.6 469844 54700 ? Sl Jun16 2:52 java -Xmx256M - Dcom.android.sdkmanager.toolsdir=/home/pc/Documents/android-sdk-linux/tools -cla sspath /home/pc/Documents/android-sdk-linux/tools/lib/sdkmanager.jar:/home/pc/Do cuments/android-sdk-linux/tools/lib/swtmenubar.jar:/home/pc/Documents/android-sd k-linux/tools/lib/x86/swt.jar com.android.sdkmanager.Main root 3290 0.0 0.0 0 0 ? S 09:41 0:01 [kworker/0:3]

So here you can see the process id which is: 2424.

Note: If you try to find the process is using:

ps -e | grep 'android'

You won't be able to see the output because the ps -e command doesn't have the full name.But to find the process with this command you need to type:

ps -e | grep 'java'

It will give the same process id which is same as the process id returned by running the command: ps -aux | grep 'android'. So just verify the id for both processes for confirmation and go ahead..

Now, to kill the process, type in Terminal:

kill 2424

If it doesn't kill the process as it might be used somewhere or by another resource, we need to kill it forcefully. So in that case we type:

kill -9 2424

And we are good to go. Please change the process id as it will be different for your case. And Bingo, the process is gone. You can do the same for other processes also which are bothering you and are not going away.

Hope it helps.

ATM Network Explained

1.  Asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) is a network switching technology.

2. It uses a technique called cell switching, breaking all data into packets and transmits them 

     from one location on the network to another.

3.  It’s a networking model in which packets are of equal size can be constructed. Equal-sized packets, or cells, bring a tremendous amount of simplicity in the networking hardware, since buffering, multiplexing, and switching of cells become extremely simple. Its packet size is 53-byte. Each cell has a 48-byte data payload and a 5-byte header.   The header identifies the virtual channel to which the cell belongs.

4.   ATM works at layer 2 of the OSI model and typically uses SONET (OC-3, OC-12, etc.) for framing and error correction out over the wire. ATM switches convert cells to SONET frames and frames to cells at the port interface.

5.  ATM typically supports sources as FAX, coded video, and bulk data.

6.  It’s a set of connection-oriented protocols, which means that a connection must be pre established between two systems in a network before any data can be transmitted.

7.  ATM is bandwidth-on-demand networking and is scalable in bandwidth with the ability to 

     support real multimedia applications.

8.  ATM supports QoS mainly to reserve resources that guarantee specified maximum delay,minimum throughput, and maximum data loss. The QoS support allows ATM to concurrently handle all kinds of traffic.

9.  The typically high overall ratio of header to data. This issue normally arises when the message size is large and the standard size of packets is small.

10.








11. ATM connections are identified by a virtual channel identifier (VCI) and a  virtual path Identifier (VPI).  VCI and VPI are combined to be used in a switch to route a cell. As shown in Figure, the identity of a “physical” link is identified by two “logical” links: virtual channel (VC) and virtual path (VP). When a connection is setup, the values of these identifiers remain unchanged for the life time of the ATM connection.

12. Below figure shows a routing table in an ATM switch, with routing  
     information for all active connections passing through the switch. The 
     routing information consists of the new VPI/VCI and new outgoing link for
     every incoming VC. Link5, with VPIs 1, 3, and 5, can be switched on link 
     10 with VPIs 3, 7, and 8 through the ATM switch. A routing table provides 
     the detail of the switching function. For example, a cell with VPI 3 and VCI
     9 on link 5 is set to be forwarded with VPI7 and VCI2 on link 10.

         

13. The ATM protocol structure in OSI model consist as a tightly linked layer consist of the physical layer, the ATM layer, the ATM adaptation layer (AAL), and higher layers. The physical layer includes two sublayers: the physical medium and transmission convergence. The physical medium     sublayer defines the physical and electrical/optical interfaces with the      transmission media on both the transmitter and the receiver.

14. The layer also provides timing information and lin ecoding. The    
     transmission convergence sub layer provides frame adaptation and frame
     generation/recovery.

15.  The ATM layer provides services, including cell multiplexing and 
     demultiplexing, generic flow control, header cell check generation and
     extraction, and remapping of VPIs and VCIs. The AAL layer maps higher- 
     layer service data units, which are fragmented into fixed-size cells to be  
     delivered over the ATM interface.This layer collects and reassembles ATM 
     cells into service data units for transporting to higher layers.

More to come about other technologies.. Keep Watching

How to Install Software In Linux

Installing software or package in Linux is getting easier day by day as it is becoming more user friendly. Now you no need to bother about installing each package individually which are required for one particular application. To install software without any hustle we need a package manager. With Package manager, you just need to select the application you want and the package manager will take care of the ones which are required to install that package and will install them automatically.

One such package manager for Ubuntu is Synaptic. After launch of Ubuntu 11.10 Synaptic Package Manager is no longer installed by default so we need to install it manually. So to start that first you just need to go to your terminal and type:

                                                   sudo apt-get install synaptic

The meaning of the command is shown in diagram below :

You can find the terminal under Dash Home in Ubuntu 12.04. So in your Ubuntu version it might be at different place and once you find it, create a short-cut for it on the Desktop for an easy access next time.

So type the above command in the terminal and it will start installing the package manager. It will ask for your inputs so just press 'Y' that you want it to be installed. 

In the search box of the package manager , type in the name of the software you want it will fetch the name from its repositories(I hope the internet is up and running). Just select the package choose Mark for installation.

A message will come which will ask you to mark the additional package required to install the software. Click on Mark. 

Choose multiple packages if you want and do the same step as above and then click on apply.

And Bingo , it will start downloading the packages and will install them for you. You don't have to do anything. Just start using the software. :) :) 

Easy No ? 

Network Carriers Explained

We use phones and computers everyday and so we might be curious that how the data is travelling so fast in fractions of Seconds. To carry that data we need carriers, like we have trains or buses to carry our goods. So there are different standardized carriers who have the different capacity i.e. at which rate the data will be transmitted, so depending upon your price range we can buy the type of carrier. The carriers can be used to transmit both voice and data

Different Type of Carrier Signals:

T1

1)  T1 is a digital carrier signal that transmits the signal at a data rate of about 1.544  

       megabits/second.

2)  It contains twenty four digital channels.

3)  This technology makes your modem to have higher speeds and it is an affordable 

       technology.  

4)  Basic Unit of T-Carrier System is DS0(Digital Signal Level 0) having transmission Rate 

       as 64 k bit/s.

5)  The T-1 channel combines 24x64 Kbps(1536 kbps) channels into one single channel

6)  The rest 8 k bit/s are used for framing information (1536+8 = 1544kbps).

7)  T2 and T3 circuit channels carry multiple T1 channels multiplexed, resulting in  

       transmission rates of 6.312 and 44.736 M bit/s, respectively.

8)  The DS designations are used in connection with the North American(T) hierarchy only. 

       So DS1 is the data carried on a T1 circuit so the terms are used interchangeably.

E.g.

                                         In Above Diagram T1C ("C" stands for "concatenated")

E1

1)  E1 is similar to the T1.

2)  T1 is the North American term whereas the E1 is the European term for the transmission      3)  E1 is a physical layer protocol, like Ethernet. It defines a 2Mbps link between two 

      endpoints.

4)  It has 32 channels at the speed of 64 Kbps.

5)  2 channels among the 32 are reserved for signaling while the other channel is used for 

      controlling.

6)  The difference between T1 and E1 lies in the number of channels here. The speed 

      remains the same. There may be inter – connection between the E1 and T1 lines. This is 

      interconnected because it is used for international purpose.  

7)  E1 circuits are very common in most telephone exchanges and are used to connect to  

      medium and large companies,

OC

1) OC means Optical Carriers.

2) Its standard of transmission bandwidth for digital signals that can be carried on 

     Synchronous Optical Networking (SONET) fiber optic networks.

3) The base unit or basic transmission rate is 51.84 Mbit/s.

4) Speed of optical-carrier lines labeled as OC-n is n × 51.84 M bit/s. (OC-4,OC-12 etc.)

The carriers described above are the basic carries which are used in Networking. Also the exact bandwidth is less than what you see above because some of the bandwidth is used as an overhead (Signalling data, Headers etc.)

Shanghai: Movie Review

Bollywood Directors are giving new Dimensions to Indian Cinema by delivering Pieces like Shanghai. And this time Dibakar Banerjee’s has done it too. Although It’s an adaptation of 'Z' (A 1969 French language political thriller directed by Costa Gavras, based on the 1966 novel of the same name by Vassilis Vassilikos.), but the way it has been molded into Indian Political system is really commendable. It’s a political thriller, in which assassination of Dr. Ahemadi (Prosenjit Chatterji) turns the city of Bharatnagar into a boiling cauldron.

It portrays the bitter truth of land Grabbing System by Indian and Foreign MNC, with complete government support, in the name of development. So anyone who tries to stand against that system and speaks for the people, whose lands are being taken away from them without proper compensation, is bound to be assassinated.

The movie took it pace when enquiry commission is set up to investigate the real cause of death which was portrayed as an Accident. Abhay Deol, as an IAS officer Krishnan who initially was bouncing between the government pressure and truth, finally took the right side after he found new evidences related to the assassination, taking his career into Jeopardy.

Emraan Hashmi as Jogi, who is having a small scale photography business has indeed delivered one of his best performance. He is shown as normal person who is also enjoying the political show until his boss was killed while trying to provide the evidence against the assassination.

The lyrics of each of the songs are bold enough to stay in mind for some time. The songs talk about how bad things are and how our country is infected with dirty politics but still we praise about it.

While the movie depicts the depressing reality of Indian political system it also gives us a ray of hope that there are some people at that higher hierarchy who are concerned with condition of poor people and can fight for Justice. Though it’s very rare to find such persons as they end up being assassinated too.

It’s a power–thirsty nation who has the most corrupted politicians, trying to make us believe that they can create a Shanghai out of a small place like Bharatnagar, but they won’t let us know that how many lives has to be taken to achieve that. There is a Speech by Dr. Ahemadi in the movie which says that the same people will be seen as guards of the malls whose houses or lands are taken away from them in the name of development.

Overall, it’s a worth watch and also for the Movie freaks from other parts of the world, don’t let the language bound you from watching good Movies. Well for me at least it doesn’t’. I keep watching good movies, no matter what in what language they are (subtitles rocks.J ). So I’ll be happy if you can share some good foreign language titles.

Difference Between Ad-Sense and Ad-Words

Ad-Sense and Ad-Words looks like similar words and even we may feel sometimes that purpose of both is same. But they are entirely different.

Ad-Words: Its a Google way of Advertising about your Business by displaying your add in the Sponsored link to increase the Traffic towards your Website(Business). 
For E.g. Let's say you have opened a new Cloth Shop and you obviously would advertise to let people know about it. But as we know in today's World you also need to advertise On-line apart from some Physical Paper Pamphlets or media advertisements. So for that, you create a Website also, but how people will know such Website or Business has started, and then Google Ad-Words comes into picture, whose job is to increase your business further by Advertising on-line. So you sign up with them, choose some catchy template which will be displayed on the search sites or any other relevant sites that will attract Customers. Where that advertisements will be displayed is Google's Job. Your Job is to pay Google the advertising amount or as per the number of  valid Customers it sends to your Website. 


Ad-Sense: Now After the business part is taken care of , Ad-Sense comes into picture. Its a concept where some other person having goggle Ad-Sense Account takes your adds to be displayed on their site. Now if some one (could be a potential Customer) clicks on the Advertisement and that takes them to your site could be profitable for you and that's how gradually people will come to know about your new Business. Since some one, in a way, promoting your Business at his website, Google pays him some % of the amount which they are getting from you and that's how Ad-Sense works.


We'll it sound pretty cool , but there are many terms and conditions related to that (we already know they Exist), so study them properly before starting and be Genuine. :) :)..  

How to Show the add in Same Post in Blogger

There may be a chance , you feel like having you Ad-Sense Add inside the same post at any  place you want it to be. As per the blogger's current design,we need to put the end either at the side of  the posts or below the posts , but some times we need it inside of the post to increase the CTR. While today i was trying the same and finally i figured it out , so thought of sharing it. Here how it works:
1) The first and the for most step is to have and Ad-sense Account and i hope you have that 
     and if you don't, go and make it first.

In your Account ,Go to My ads tab and click on New Add Unit. You can see the screen same as shown  in the Screenshot  below.  Here you can select the add-size as per your requirement. You can check out  view examples of ad types and sizes.

2) After your add is created a code will be generated which looks something like this.

 <script type="text/javascript"><!--

 google_ad_client = "<Publisher ID";

 /* My Add */

 google_ad_slot = "";

 google_ad_width = ;

 google_ad_height = ;

 //-->

 </script>

 <script type="text/javascript"

 src="">

 </script>

Copy this Code.

3) Now go to the blog and if you have already created the post , click edit and there you will be able to see the HTML tab along with that. Go there and just paste the code where ever you want your add to be displayed and save it...

Wait for 5-10 minutes and you'll be able to see the add inside your post.. Enjoy...!

P.S: Please take care of the place where add should look fine , not just messing up the post. 

Hope it helps....