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6:43:00 pmon Monday, 30 December 2013
Christianity today is the most widespread religion of the world. Want to know how this religion got such a popularity ? Well I am not talking about Jesus Christ. There are lots of unanswered questions, and dozens of things still remaining to be proved, before his existence can be proved, if you leave the blind faith apart, few have failed to bear the testimony. The christianity religion got a huge support from very powerfull roman empire. It assisted and involved itself in many activities such as rewriting of the bible, setting up of religious head in Vetican city, and also initiating the crusades(religious war). The process was further proceeded by the mighty british empire. They conquered, enslaved and colonised the world , and they are the reason why we have churches and missionaries all around the globe. Had they not been supported by these two, I personally doubt that christianity would had spread as it has today. What do you think. I mean look at the other religions, Islam for instance. What do you think ? Okkk...! What you actually need to do is dig in deep down history, get some names, follow the trail, study the cultures and compare them carefully with the minute details provided in the bible, and you will come up with hundreds of mistakes. Study the history of Vetican city and Pope, look at the series of events if you wish to know their intentions. Dig further deep in history and you will come up with almost fifteen names whose biography is very much similar to that of Jesus Christ. "Horus" is one among them who has biography 100 percent similar to that of Jesus Christ. Looks like someone has created a religious figure for the world to worship.
"David Icke".
Hold onn my dear readers before you think that there is no God in the Universe. If a blind is not able to see red color then does that denies the existence of red color ? No ! We have no extra senses to actually feel God, and very similarly that does not denies the exixtence of God. So what does that mean ? Do Jesus Christ exists ? Search and thou shalt find...! Note - Searching the history might take some unwilling effort, so I advise you all to go to
Warning - If you are afraid of change, then never read this book.
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5:11:00 pmon Sunday, 29 December 2013
Many android users don’t know much about the hidden features of android phones. Today we are sharing an article with secret android tricks and hidden features of android phones. Different versions of android versions support different set of android tricks, so try them all 1) Force reboot Many times android users face a problem of freezing in mobile phone, in case your android phone is frozen, you can reboot it.
Just press Power Button+ Home Key + Volume up button simultaneously. 2) Quick Google Access Android phones is built primarily for the Internet, many of Android users don’t know that android phones provide a way by which we can access Google search in just a single click. Press menu key and hold it for couple of seconds, it will launch the Google search. 3) Reboot Android in safe mode As many computers, we can also reboot Android phones in safe mode. The latest Android- Jelly Bean version provides an option to reboot in safe mode, if something goes wrong. To reboot your android in safe mode, follow the below given instructions.
*Long press the power button *Long press on the power off option. Android phone will show a confirmation message about rebooting it in safe mode, if we reboot android phone in safe mode then all the 3rd party application will be disabled. These applications can again be enabled when we reboot our phone normally. This is a great Android utility in case when, one of your 3rd party application is causing trouble for you and you want to hunt it. 4) Unlock android phones by face detection In the jelly bean version, Android provides a way by which android phone can be unlock using face detection, to make this feature more secure, Jelly Bean version added another layer of protection in which Android phone can be unlocked only when the face is matched as well as we have to blink eyes in order to unlock phone. Blinking eyes tells the android security system that person is live and it’s not an illegal attempt of unlocking using a still image. To activate this:
Go to Settings > Security > Screen lock > Face unlock. 5) Get detailed information about phone status We can get the detailed statistics like phone information, battery information, usage statistics and WiFi information by just dialing *#*#4636#*#* This is a handy USSD to get the details about battery usage, DNS check, Ping, Application time usage time and so on. 6) Move android apps to SD card Its good idea to install android apps in SD card, but what if you installed apps on your phone memory. Don’t worry! Android phones provide a way by which we can move our apps to SD card. To move apps to SD card, follow these steps:
Go to settings > Application settings > Manage application > Select the application, You will see the option “Move to SD card”. 7) Hard Reset and Factory reset your android phone Android phone can be formatted in two ways a) Factory reset: In factory reset, your phone is being formatted to factory level. Means all the settings will go by default and all the internal data will be deleted. To factory reset a phone dial *#*#7780#*#*. b) Hard reset: To hard reset a phone dial *2767*3855#, this will delete all the data (including internal and External SD data) as well as settings of android phone. Don’t try this code for testing purpose, until you are not sure. It will not ask for any confirmation. Context menu in android: Long press on the screen, will show you additional options for customizing android phones. This context menu is somewhat similar to the right click menu of most operating systems. 9) Taking screen shots on android phone Android phones offer a great feature by which we can take the screen shot without using any 3rd party application. However the screen shot android tricks vary from one android version to another version.
Press the Home button + power button. For Galaxy Nexus: Power button + volume down button. For Galaxy Note 2 and S3: Swipe your palm on the screen to take screen shot. 10) Android Version Animation Go to settings > about phone > Tab repeatedly on ‘Android version’. After sometime, the Android version will be animated Hope you find it useful and you will try it on your Android device! See also :- How to Unlock Android Pattern Lock And Password Lock
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8:39:00 amon Saturday, 28 December 2013
If you're like me, you're probably wondering where the past year went. You probably feel a sense of accomplishment about the things you did — and you should! But there are probably other things that you didn't get to and wish you had.
It's true that you can't do everything, but sometimes, you need some extra inspiration to put yourself out there and do the things that you really want to do. It could be to try something you've always dreamed about, like starting your own business, or skydiving, or taking on last year's winner in the New York state hot-dog eating contest (um, what? Let's move on).
Either way, you can make this your year. On this beautiful day, go get inspired.
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8:58:00 amon Friday, 27 December 2013
Here are seven tips to help you refresh and refocus your job search in 2014:
1. Don't be a copycat candidate.Job searches are a very personal experience and one-size-fits-all strategies will not help you stand out among the competition. Even though a certain interview tactic or style was successful for one candidate doesn't mean it is the best strategy for you. Take into consideration your personal experiences, preferences and career goals and use them to position yourself as a unique candidate.
2. Learn to look at job titles differently. Be open-minded about your preconceived notions of job titles. Roles in compliance, human resource, or administration, for example, are often perceived as being boring, career-limiting or otherwise undesirable. Such preconceptions, however, about the scope, strategic importance and long-term potential of these positions are not always true in today’s market. In many cases I’ve seen, these jobs offer exceptional opportunity for influential and attractive long-term careers. 3. First impressions are everywhere. With 92% of employers using social media in the hiring process, the content of your social profile forms an employer’s first impression before you even sit down with for an interview.
You should take special consideration to job-proof your social media profiles. For example, use a picture that represents you as a professional. Don’t rely on privacy settings to keep your personal information safe. Your best bet is to assume everything will be seen by a potential employer, so clean up your content and edit your pictures accordingly. Ask yourself the age old question, "What would my grandmother think of this?"
4. Be prepared to land the job.Here’s one job seeker mistake that’s definitely worth kicking to the curb this year — the idea of an interview being just informational. You should go into every interview prepared to land the job, not just learn more about the organization. You only get one shot at your first interview, and this mistake will get you caught looking unprepared and unprofessional. Instead, always come ready for a formal interview; you will never regret being prepared.
5. Be strategic with social media. Social media is a vast resource for job seekers. The amount of content and connections thrown at you every day can become overwhelming and a time-suck if you’re not careful.
Be strategic with how you use social media to seek out job opportunities. First, know where recruiters and hiring managers for your desired industry spend most of their time. For example, in you’re looking for a job in finance, LinkedIn might be a more valuable social media site to keep updated as opposed to, say, Twitter. If you are looking to land a job at a media company, on the other hand, Twitter is a great resource. Be sure to also connect with the profiles or pages of companies you want to work for to stay up to date on job openings and announcements. 6. Network with your peers.You should aim to network with your peers, in addition to your more senior team members. Find ways to be the person that comes to mind when recruiters ask them who they’d recommend for the job. Your peers can also offer off-the-cuff, honest appraisals about your performance and work reputation when referring you for a job. These connections have the power either to open or close doors and your relationships with them will have a direct impact on which way the opportunity swings.
7. Be realistic.Be honest about what you can realistically offer to a new employer. It's tempting to apply for a more challenging and prestigious role, but make sure you have both the skills and the commitment to be successful. Don’t get me wrong, sometimes shooting for the stars really does pay off! However, this becomes a risky strategy when you promise more than you can reasonably deliver.
Take a candid look at your current lifestyle and think about how it would be impacted by the position you’re considering. Just because the perfect opportunity has come along doesn’t mean it is the perfect time to accept. Holding back from applying for this job right now will prevent you from burning bridges for a role that may be a better fit later in your career.
Looking for a job can often be challenging and frustrating. Taking into account these seven tips can best position you for success in a competitive job market. Good luck and here's to a successful 2014!
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8:30:00 amon Tuesday, 17 December 2013
Facebook unveiled a “Donate Now” button today to make it much easier for non-profits to take contributions. A nice side effect for its business? The button will collect credit card numbers and other billing info for Facebook that could aid its ecommerce and gaming initiatives.
19 non-profit launch partners will start displaying the Donate Now button at the tops of their Facebook Pages and bottom of their News Feed posts. These include DonorsChoose.org (a personal favorite), Boys And Girls Club Of America, World Wildlife Fund, UNICEF, Red Cross, and Kiva. After some more testing, Facebook will open the feature to additional non-profits, who can sign up for access here.
Thanks to the Donate Now button, instead of forcing users off Facebook and away from their friends, these organizations can now accept donations in a pop-up window right on Facebook. Users can choose how much they want to give and either enter payment details or use ones already stored with Facebook. The pop-up could boost conversion rates and get more funds to needy projects.
The Donate Now button also gives people an easy way to share the call for donations with friends, helping philanthropy go viral. Facebook is not charging a fee to process credit card donations and is instead paying that fee itself so 100% of donations go to the non-profits.
Sadly, some people believe that corporations are all evil and there’s no way they could actually be staffed by decent human beings that want to help non-profits. But Facebook seems genuinely determined to help these causes, even if there’s no denying that the button could also aid its business. It’s a part of a trend of for-profit businesses launching philanthropy initiatives that could earn them money in the long run. Facebook backs Internet.org, an internet accessibility project for the developing world that could also get more people signed up for its social network. And just this morning, Comcast announced multi-million dollar backing for online education resource Khan Academy in hopes of attracting more low-income families to its reduced-price broadband service.
[Update: Perhaps Facebook should make it easier to delete your credit card info after donating. Right now you can go to your payment account settings and remove your credit cards. Adding a link there or delete button to the donate flow itself would make it easier...but would also make it tougher to donate to other non-profits in the future.]
Facebook is behind in the race to collect credit card numbers compared to app store owners like Apple and Google, and ecommerce juggernauts like Amazon. Not having payment details on file creates a barrier to people buying virtual goods in Facebook Games, or buying Facebook Gift cards for friends. The moral imperative to donate to a worthy cause could get users over the hump to keying in their credit card number or connecting another billing service like PayPal.
More payment info on file will also bolster Facebook’s latest ecommerce push: Autofill With Facebook. The system lets third-party mobile apps integrate a button in the checkout flow that lets users quickly pull in their billing and shipping info from Facebook without much typing.
Facebook doesn’t collect a fee or revenue share, but instead plans to use purchase data it peeks on through Autofill to prove the return on investment of its ads. If you click an ad to download JackThreads’ ecommerce app, use Autofill With Facebook to import your payment info that you previously entered through the Donate Now button, and make a purchase, Facebook can tell advertisers just how much money their marketing message earned them.
Again, these indirect boosts to Facebook’s business provided by Donate Now might not have been what drove Facebook to build the button, but they’re a convenient synergy. Connecting people to their friends and non-profits just so happens to make it easier to connect them to advertisers as well.
INDIA TODAY ONLINE NEW DELHI, NOVEMBER 25, 2013 | UPDATED 15:13 IST
Notification has been issued by the Office of Additional Deputy Commissioner-cum-Chief Executive Officer, DRDA, Palwal, to invite applications for 15 job posts. The posts on offer will be for 6 months and that too on contractual basis. Candidates interested in applying for these posts need to send in their duly filled application forms latest by December 4, 2013.
Important Dates
Last date to submit application forms: 4 December 2013
Job Post Details
Total No. of Vacancies: 15
Recruitment Type: 6 months contractual type
Age Limit Candidates between the age group of 21-45 years can apply for these vacancies. Relaxation in the upper age limit can be considered in case of very deserving candidates. Retired officers/ officials can also apply for these opening if they are medically fit. Job Post and Eligibility Criteria
Post Name:Satistical Assistant No of vacancies:1 Remuneration:As per D.C. Rate Qualification required:M.A. in Maths/ Economics/ Statistics/ Rural Development/ MBA. Preference will be given to those having one year experience in collection, compilation and analysis of statistical data. A candidate can even apply if he/she is a graduate with Maths/ Economics/ Rural Development/ Statistics with 3 years experience in collection, compilation of statistical data. A candidate should have studied Hindi upto Matric level.
Post Name:Technical Assistant No of vacancies:1 Remuneration:As per D.C. Rate Qualification required:M.A. in Maths/ Economics/ Statistics/ Rural Development/ MBA and one year experience in collection, compilation and analysis of statistical data. A candidate can even apply if he/she is a graduate with Maths/ Economics/ Rural Development/ Statistics with 3 years experience in collection, compilation of statistical data. A candidate should have studied Hindi upto Matric level.
Post Name:Jr. Scale Stenographer No of vacancies:1 Remuneration:As per D.C. Rate Qualification required:Graduate or its equivalent recognized by the Govt. with a speed of 100 wpm in English and 80 wpm in Hindi. The candidate should have a shorthand speed of 20 wpm and transcription speed of 15 wpm (8% mistakes allowed). In addition, the candidate should have studied Hindi till Matric level and should posses knowledge of computers and electronic typewriter (word processors)
Post Name:Driver No of vacancies:1 Remuneration:As per D.C. Rate Qualification required: Candidate should have a minimum 5 years of experience of driving along with a valid licence. The candidate will further be examined through a trade test by an appointed authority.
Post Name:Chowkidar No of vacancies:1 Remuneration:As per D.C. Rate Qualification required:The candidate should have cleared the Matric exam from a recognized university.
Post Name:Investigator No of vacancies:2 Remuneration:As per D.C. Rate Qualification required: M.A. in Maths/ Economics/ Statistics/ Rural Development/ MBA and one year experience in collection, compilation and analysis of statistical data. A candidate can even apply if he/she is a graduate with Maths/ Economics/ Rural Development/ Statistics with 3 years experience in collection, compilation of statistical data. The candidate should have studied Hindi upto Matric level.
Post Name: Accounts Clerk No. of Vacancies:2 Remuneration:As per D.C. Rate Qualifications required:The candidate should have cleared B.Com from any recognized university and should possess knowledge of computers. The candidate should have studied Hindi upto Matric level.
Post Name: Accountant No. of Vacancies:2 Remuneration:As per D.C. Rate Qualifications required:The candidate should have cleared B.Com from any recognized university and should possess knowledge of computers. The candidate should have studied Hindi upto Matric level.
Post Name:Peon No. of Vacancies:2 Remuneration:As per D.C. Rate Qualifications required:The candidate should have cleared the matric exam from a recognized university.
Selection Process Candidates will be selected on the basis of their academic record, experience and their performance during their interview session.
How to apply Candidates can apply for the above mentioned posts by sending in attested copies of all documents to the Additional Deputy Commissioner- Cum- Chief Executive Officer DRDA, Palwal.
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9:01:00 amon Friday, 13 December 2013
The 345 days that have passed in 2013 (94.5 percent of the year) have, necessarily, been the 345 most-technologically advanced in human history, meaning that this year's crop of interactive infographics can be considered among the best the world has ever seen. Here, the best of the best. 1. The PRISM Slides
On June 6, TheWashington Postpublished the first in an ongoing series of files leaked from Edward Snowden to the paper. Included among them was this, apparently created either in late 2012 or early 2013, demonstrating how the world's most popular websites were collaborating with the NSA to facilitate surveillance of targets. 2. The Map of the Internet
The Internet map uses data on website size and activity to present a unique way of looking at the internet — as a series of larger and smaller planets around which other bodies and constellations swarm. The depth of its scale is one of its most remarkable features; it allows you to take even the smallest site and see how it compares to the rest of everything online. 3. The world sets a new carbon dioxide record
Earlier this year, the observatory at Mauna Loa, Hawaii, for the first time recorded a reading of 400 part-per-million carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. As TheWashington Postput it, it marked the highest level of atmospheric CO2 in 800,000 years.
4. America's favorite porn [NSFW]
The adult site Pornhub (which does what it says on the tin) figured out what porn Americans in every state liked the most. That is a more interesting map than the chart above, which shows the states that spent the most time on the site (do you need a hobby, Mississippi?) — but it also contains language that might make some people a bit uncomfortable. Because it is about porn.
5. The other Earth-like Planets we know About
Another great Times interactive, this one shows each of the 150 Earth-like planets that have been discovered by NASA's Kepler mission — their size, their orbits, their temperatures. It's pure data, just representations, but it's still enormously suggestive of what could be.
6. How much various people make in one minute
Speaking of professional basketball players, CNN Money's interactive video shows the relative earnings of various people and occupations over the course of 60 seconds. If you are not Kobe Bryant, this will be humbling.
7. The web's love affair with charts
This is how often an increasingly chart-obsessed internet has created postsdedicated to proving something "in one chart." We prefer long articles with multiple charts, ourselves
8. The GOP civil war, mapped
Another one we had to update multiple times. In the wake of the government shutdown, we created this map of the two sides in the increasingly hostile civil war in the Republican Party.
9. Wired's breakdown of Food Network recipes
Wired magazine decided it wanted to run an experiment in scraping content off the web. So Dylan Fried created a script that pulled in information from Food Network's 49,000-plus recipes, building a variety of beautiful graphics with the resulting data.
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All of the Obama conspiracy theories
We created this graphic (zoomed-in version here) to try and categorize the various theories about why or how President Obama was purportedly involved in scandals. The premise at the heart of each? That Obama hates America.
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8:12:00 amon Sunday, 8 December 2013
Sitting on the wire, the NSA has the ability to track and make a record of every website you visit. Today, the Huffington Post revealed that the NSA is using this incredible power to track who visits online porn websites, and to use this information to discredit those it deems dangerous. Their porn habits would then be "exploited to undermine a target's credibility, reputation and authority."
The story was illustrated with six individuals, none of whom are designated terrorists themselves. Instead, they are deemed "radicalizers," people—two of which the NSA itself characterized as a "well-known media celebrity" and a "respected academic"—whose speeches and postings allegedly incite hatred or promote offensive jihad.
The report raises the specter of abusing online viewing records to discredit other political opponents of the US government. The NSA document was reviewed not just by the NSA and counter-terrorism officials, but by entities like the Department of Commerce and the US Trade Representative. The USTR negotiates treaties (like the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership), and one could certainly imagine that the leverage from this program could be useful in pushing for the US position. In fact, EFF and three dozen civil society groups have already asked the NSA to explain if they are spying on those advocating for the public interest in US trade policy.
Ed Snowden's latest revelation may leave SEC officials quaking as the NSA "has been gathering records of online sexual activity and evidence of visits to pornographic websites as part of a proposed plan to harm the reputations of those whom the agency believes are radicalizing others through incendiary speeches." Of course, as we have seen, this 'information' would never be used by the government for non-radical-terrorist suppressing reasons, as the ACLU notes, is is "an unwelcome reminder of what it means to give an intelligence agency unfettered access to individuals' most sensitive information using tactics associated with the secret police services of authoritarian governments."
Via Snowden...
The National Security Agency has been gathering records of online sexual activity and evidence of visits to pornographic websites as part of a proposed plan to harm the reputations of those whom the agency believes are radicalizing others through incendiary speeches, according to a top-secret NSA document.
The document, provided by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, identifies six targets, all Muslims, as “exemplars” of how “personal vulnerabilities” can be learned through electronic surveillance, and then exploited to undermine a target’s credibility, reputation and authority.
The NSA document, dated Oct. 3, 2012, repeatedly refers to the power of charges of hypocrisy to undermine such a messenger.”
Full ACLU Statement:
The NSA considered discrediting six people by revealing surveillance evidence of their online sexual activity, visits to pornography websites, and other personal information, according to a report today in The Huffington Post. The article cited documents leaked by former NSA contactor Edward Snowden. The targets of the NSA’s plan were all Muslims whom the NSA characterized as “radicals” but who were not believed to be involved in terrorism. The documents say one of the targets was a “U.S. person,” a term describing American citizens and legal permanent residents, but all of the targets were reportedly outside the United States.
American Civil Liberties Union Deputy Legal Director Jameel Jaffer had this reaction:
“This report is an unwelcome reminder of what it means to give an intelligence agency unfettered access to individuals' most sensitive information. One ordinarily associates these kinds of tactics with the secret police services of authoritarian governments. That these tactics have been adopted by the world’s leading democracy – and the world’s most powerful intelligence agency – is truly chilling.”
The administration keeps on attempting to justify the NSA spying by claiming there is oversight from the other branches of government. But, as Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg noted in the Why Care About NSA Spying video, spying makes a mockery of that separation. How can that oversight be meaningful if the NSA's huge storehouse of information contains the private viewing habits of every senator, representative, and judge? When the only protection against abuse is internal policies, there is no serious oversight. Congress needs to take action now to rein in the spying.
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