According to a report, More than 16 billion devices like smartphones, PC, laptops and internet-enabled home appliances and some devices you may not think in dreams will be connected to the Web by the end of the next decade.
This may be possible as growing number of internet-enabled devices can be hooked up to a network to communicate with other Web-enabled gadgets and services.
From November one, will Mobile November Portability(MNP) system will be available?
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With fuss growing after missing three deadlines, mobile number portability (MNP), which allows subscribers to retain numbers even after changing service operators, will be rolled out in November, Telecom Minister A Raja said.
"November 1 onwards, MNP would be operational partially... First, we wanted to inaugurate in Haryana," Raja told reporters on the sidelines of an event organised by BSNL in New Delhi on Tuesday.
The MNP system in the first phase, will be introduced in 11 circles and the implementation will begin from the second or third week of November.
An official announcement about this will be made on November 1. Implementation in the eleven circles would be completed by December 20, he said.
"November 1 onwards, MNP would be operational partially... First, we wanted to inaugurate in Haryana," Raja told reporters on the sidelines of an event organised by BSNL in New Delhi on Tuesday.
The MNP system in the first phase, will be introduced in 11 circles and the implementation will begin from the second or third week of November.
An official announcement about this will be made on November 1. Implementation in the eleven circles would be completed by December 20, he said.
Icing your injury may slow down the rate of healing.
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We do apply ice on the injuries for the temporary ice as it numb the senses at the site of application. But a new study has found that putting ice on injuries could slow down healing as it prevents the release of a key repair hormone.
The study, published in the 'Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology' journal, suggests muscle inflammation after acute injury is essential to repair. It can also lead to new therapies for acute muscle injuries that lead to inflammation.
In the study, Prof Lan Zhou and colleagues at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio discovered inflamed cells produce a high level of a hormone called insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) which significantly increases the rate of muscle regeneration.
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The study, published in the 'Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology' journal, suggests muscle inflammation after acute injury is essential to repair. It can also lead to new therapies for acute muscle injuries that lead to inflammation.
In the study, Prof Lan Zhou and colleagues at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio discovered inflamed cells produce a high level of a hormone called insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) which significantly increases the rate of muscle regeneration.
Read the entire article from Studyinghealth.blog
Steep fall in Email spam after Russian officials crackdown on suspected spam kingpin, Spamit.com owner, Igor A. Gusev.
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Just a crack down on one person by Russian authorities had led to estimated drop one-fifth email spam since last month. But with 200 billion spam messages in circulation each day, there is still plenty to go around.
Russia, being a major spam exporter, say they are trying to do their part to stem the flow. On Tuesday, police officials here announced a criminal investigation of a suspected spam kingpin, Igor A. Gusev. They said he had probably fled the country.
Moscow police authorities said Mr. Gusev, 31, was a central figure in the operations of SpamIt.com, which paid spammers to promote online pharmacies, sometimes quite lewdly.
SpamIt.com suddenly stopped operating on Sept. 27. With less financial incentive to send their junk mail, spammers curtailed their activity by an estimated 50 billion messages a day.
Russia, being a major spam exporter, say they are trying to do their part to stem the flow. On Tuesday, police officials here announced a criminal investigation of a suspected spam kingpin, Igor A. Gusev. They said he had probably fled the country.
Moscow police authorities said Mr. Gusev, 31, was a central figure in the operations of SpamIt.com, which paid spammers to promote online pharmacies, sometimes quite lewdly.
SpamIt.com suddenly stopped operating on Sept. 27. With less financial incentive to send their junk mail, spammers curtailed their activity by an estimated 50 billion messages a day.
23-year-old Emily Cummins's Eco and economical fridge get applause and award from Nobel prize winners
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Cummins was selected as a Oslo Business for Peace Honouree in Norway last week, a prestigious award established last year for ethical businesspeople which is overseen by a panel of Nobel prize winners.
Next month, in Japan, the Junior Chamber International will name her one of the Ten Outstanding Young Persons of the World for this year.
Ratan Tata conferred with prestigious 'Legend in Leadership Award' by Yale Chief Executive Leadership Institute.
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After sucessfully leaving his mark on the world by taking over some of the popular and largest companies like Auto company 'Jaguar' and 'Land Rover' and steel maker 'Corus', Tata Group Chairman Ratan Tata, one among eight business leaders from across the world shortlisted by the prestigious 'Fortune' magazine, was today conferred the prestigious 'Legend in Leadership Award' of the Yale Chief Executive Leadership Institute.
The noted industrialist received the award at the 64th Yale CEO Leadership Summit here from Yale University President Richard C Levin, a release said.
"No company and no living leader better embodies the themes of this CEO Summit than the Tata Group in general, and Chairman Ratan Tata in particular," Yale School of Management Senior Associate Dean, Professor Sonnenfeld, said.
The noted industrialist received the award at the 64th Yale CEO Leadership Summit here from Yale University President Richard C Levin, a release said.
"No company and no living leader better embodies the themes of this CEO Summit than the Tata Group in general, and Chairman Ratan Tata in particular," Yale School of Management Senior Associate Dean, Professor Sonnenfeld, said.
Even money couldn't buy happiness to this nine million pound lottery winner who drunk to death.
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The lucky Britain million pound winner, Keith Gough, 58, couldn't enjoy the luxurious life which he dreamed when he worked just like other normal person do.
The Briton who became bored after he gave up his job following his nine-million pound lottery win has drunk himself to death, a media report said Monday.
He died in March after suffering a heart attack brought on by drinking and stress, Daily Mail reported on its website.
But Gough, father of two, had actually left nearly 800,000 pounds in his will, it emerged last week.
The Briton who became bored after he gave up his job following his nine-million pound lottery win has drunk himself to death, a media report said Monday.
He died in March after suffering a heart attack brought on by drinking and stress, Daily Mail reported on its website.
But Gough, father of two, had actually left nearly 800,000 pounds in his will, it emerged last week.
2010 FIFA WC fame 'Vuvuzela' may be banned in South Africa.
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2010 FIFA WC fame Vuvuzelas may be banned in South African football grounds unless Kaizer Chiefs fans improve their behaviour.
At a recent cup game, supporters of the country's most popular club threw two vuvuzelas and a cabbage onto the pitch.
Chiefs have been handed a suspended fine of US$72,130, while their chairman was ordered to make a public apology.
"Should vuvuzelas continue to be used as missiles they could be banned," the Premier Soccer League's prosecutor Zola Majavu said on Thursday.
At a recent cup game, supporters of the country's most popular club threw two vuvuzelas and a cabbage onto the pitch.
Chiefs have been handed a suspended fine of US$72,130, while their chairman was ordered to make a public apology.
"Should vuvuzelas continue to be used as missiles they could be banned," the Premier Soccer League's prosecutor Zola Majavu said on Thursday.
Facebook, Amazon and Zynga forms alliance, bets big on future social networking
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For the sake of future social networking, Facebook, Amazon and Zynga are going to invest in a fund to help entrepreneurs develop applications and services for a new era of the social web.
The lion's share of the sFund's $250m (£160m) will come from venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.
This announcement were made at an event at Facebook's California headquarters.
"There's going to be an opportunity over the next five years or so to pick any industry and rethink it in a social way," said Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg.
"We think that every industry is going to be fundamentally re-thought and designed around people."
That was a view backed by KPCB partner John Doerr, best known for investing in Amazon, Google and Netscape.
"These social networks are going to go from a half a billion people to billions of people connected on the planet and so represents an extraordinarily exciting time on the internet," he told BBC News.
"Think of it as a quarter-billion-dollar party. The third great wave of the internet is mobile and social together. It's going to be tectonic," added Mr Doerr.
The lion's share of the sFund's $250m (£160m) will come from venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.
This announcement were made at an event at Facebook's California headquarters.
"There's going to be an opportunity over the next five years or so to pick any industry and rethink it in a social way," said Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg.
"We think that every industry is going to be fundamentally re-thought and designed around people."
That was a view backed by KPCB partner John Doerr, best known for investing in Amazon, Google and Netscape.
"These social networks are going to go from a half a billion people to billions of people connected on the planet and so represents an extraordinarily exciting time on the internet," he told BBC News.
"Think of it as a quarter-billion-dollar party. The third great wave of the internet is mobile and social together. It's going to be tectonic," added Mr Doerr.
China come up with its own high-resolution mapping service on the Web may steal Google viewers
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After Google exiting the mainland China, site like Baidu are on the advantage by increasing its market share. Now adding more worry to the google is that china has launched an official online mapping service called Map World.
This web-based service gives people access to increasingly detailed satellite images of China and high-level images of other nations.
The flat maps can be viewed in 3D if visitors download and install a browser plug-in to convert the images.
China said the service was still in development and would be updated regularly. It said it could currently handle about 10 million visits per day.
This web-based service gives people access to increasingly detailed satellite images of China and high-level images of other nations.
The flat maps can be viewed in 3D if visitors download and install a browser plug-in to convert the images.
China said the service was still in development and would be updated regularly. It said it could currently handle about 10 million visits per day.
China indirectly trying to slow down western economy by embargo of rare metals?
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Is china trying to gain supremacy with the Western world? According to report complied by New york Times, China is blocking shipments of rare earths to the US,Europe and Japan.
China mines 97% of the specialist metals crucial to green technology.New york Times report, citing anonymous industry sources, said Chinese customs officials had broadened export restrictions but in a statement Chinese ministry denied the report by saying, "The report is completely false".
"China will continue to supply rare earths to the world, and at the same time, to protect usable resources and sustainable development, China will also continue to impose restrictive measures on exploration, production and import and export of rare earths." he added.
China mines 97% of the specialist metals crucial to green technology.New york Times report, citing anonymous industry sources, said Chinese customs officials had broadened export restrictions but in a statement Chinese ministry denied the report by saying, "The report is completely false".
"China will continue to supply rare earths to the world, and at the same time, to protect usable resources and sustainable development, China will also continue to impose restrictive measures on exploration, production and import and export of rare earths." he added.
Indian richest Hindu shrine may get UAV surveillance
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According to temple official of Tirumala, The country's richest shrine at Tirupati in Andhra Pradesh may get unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) surveillance as part of security enhancement plans for the temple which is visited by thousands of devotees daily.
It is 2 kg, battery-operated surveillance UAV, designed and developed by a Bangalore-based firm, was test-flown during the Navaratri Brahmotsavam (held for nine days October 8-16 during the Navaratri) at the hill shrine, MK Singh, chief vigilance officer of the temple, said.
The aerial surveillance was conducted for 45 minutes and results are satisfactory, he said over phone from Tirupati.
Shocking: Hacking experts can take on Airplane onboard system and can crash at their will
According to the security document released by Britain Ministry, sophisticated hackers now has the capability of breaking into a plane's sophisticated on-board computer systems and forcing it to crash.
They could also target critical infrastructure such as nuclear power stations and electricity supplies, reports the Daily Mail.
These hackers can be engaged by terror cells and foreign states to cause maximum damage, British Prime Minister David Cameron's long-awaited National Security Strategy report said.
This cyber threat makes it possible for a potential hijacker to carry out his attack without boarding the plane.
They could also target critical infrastructure such as nuclear power stations and electricity supplies, reports the Daily Mail.
These hackers can be engaged by terror cells and foreign states to cause maximum damage, British Prime Minister David Cameron's long-awaited National Security Strategy report said.
This cyber threat makes it possible for a potential hijacker to carry out his attack without boarding the plane.
TerreStar Genus is the Worlds First Hybrid Satellite smartphone
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Soon there will be no place you can hide from your wife..... lol joke apart AT&T with TerreStar Genus is going for the commercial sale of satellite smartphone across America later this year.
AT&T will initially be selling it to professional customers through business channels, but it will be in retail stores later this year.
The phone is preloaded with Microsoft's Windows Mobile 6.5 with full qwerty keypad.
1 in 5 Americans think Obama is Muslim: Poll
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According to poll conducted in America, nearly one in five people, or 18 percent, said they think President Obama is Muslim, up from the 11 percent who said so in March 2009, according to a poll released Thursday. The proportions who correctly say he is a Christian are just 34 percent, down from 48 percent in March of last year.
The White House even felt compelled to respond with a terse knockdown from spokesman Bill Burton: "The president is obviously a Christian. He prays every day." (Obama is a 'committed Christian', says White House)
Though its true that obama is christian but he was born to Kenyan Muslim father and a Kansas mother.
Born in Hawaii, he lived from ages 6 to 10 in predominantly Muslim Indonesia with his mother and Indonesian stepfather. His full name, Barack Hussein Obama, sounds Muslim to many.
The White House even felt compelled to respond with a terse knockdown from spokesman Bill Burton: "The president is obviously a Christian. He prays every day." (Obama is a 'committed Christian', says White House)
Though its true that obama is christian but he was born to Kenyan Muslim father and a Kansas mother.
Born in Hawaii, he lived from ages 6 to 10 in predominantly Muslim Indonesia with his mother and Indonesian stepfather. His full name, Barack Hussein Obama, sounds Muslim to many.
China says that its high speed rail system with avg speed of 500 kmph
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Chinese Govt official said that it has started research on a new super-speed technology that would allow it to run trains at over 500 km an hour.
Railway ministry chief engineer He Huawu said that new technology will increase the average speed of trains to over 500 km per hour, China Daily reported.
Speaking at a conference in central China's Wuhan city, He said that the 400-500 km/h high-speed railway technology is in its final phase of development and the 380-km/h trains are already coming off production lines.
China has already put into service 7,055 km of high-speed railway tracks - the longest in the world. It is expected to reach 13,000 km by 2012.
Railway ministry chief engineer He Huawu said that new technology will increase the average speed of trains to over 500 km per hour, China Daily reported.
Speaking at a conference in central China's Wuhan city, He said that the 400-500 km/h high-speed railway technology is in its final phase of development and the 380-km/h trains are already coming off production lines.
China has already put into service 7,055 km of high-speed railway tracks - the longest in the world. It is expected to reach 13,000 km by 2012.
Vodafone IN initiates 3G service in India, full scale commercial launch in early 2011
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One of the leading Indian Telecom operator Vodafone IN today had announced launch of its 3G services but a full-scale commercial launch is expected to happen in the early four months of 2011.
Vodafone IN paid a whopping $2.6 billion for getting 3G licence in nine circles, Vodafone would make an additional investment $400 million to $500 million for rolling out 3G services city wise which tell us the early use of 3G services wont be affordable.
Vodafone has secured spectrum license to offer 3G services in nine circles: Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra & Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh (East) and West Bengal.
Vodafone IN paid a whopping $2.6 billion for getting 3G licence in nine circles, Vodafone would make an additional investment $400 million to $500 million for rolling out 3G services city wise which tell us the early use of 3G services wont be affordable.
Vodafone has secured spectrum license to offer 3G services in nine circles: Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra & Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh (East) and West Bengal.
Genes which discourages you from drinking found by scientists
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Do u Feel discouraged by yourself when it comes to drinking ?? Then it may be in our genes.
A gene that plays an indirect role in preventing some people from becoming alcoholics has been identified for the first time.
Researchers from University of North Carolina have found out the gene, called CYP2E1, which is indirectly responsible for the protective effect for 10 to 20 per cent of the population.
The gene, they said, codes for an enzyme that breaks down ethanol-- the intoxicating agent in alcoholic beverages -- and other toxins in the brain, LiveScience reported.
A gene that plays an indirect role in preventing some people from becoming alcoholics has been identified for the first time.
Researchers from University of North Carolina have found out the gene, called CYP2E1, which is indirectly responsible for the protective effect for 10 to 20 per cent of the population.
The gene, they said, codes for an enzyme that breaks down ethanol-- the intoxicating agent in alcoholic beverages -- and other toxins in the brain, LiveScience reported.
India join the elite club of developing its own indigenous Laser Guided Bomb(LGB)
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Here is one more achievement by India's Instrument Research and Development Establishment (IRDE),a lab of DRDO for developing the Laser Guided bomb tech from the scratch.
The development of technology for producing Laser Guided Bomb(LGB) is part of ongoing research towards achieving self-dependency in the defense area being done in IRDE, a lab of DRDO, Scientist and Public Relation Officer of IRDE told PTI.
LGB uses a laser designator to mark or illuminate a target. The reflected laser light from the target is then detected by the seeker which sends signals to the weapon's control surfaces to guide it towards the designated point, he said.
The development of technology for producing Laser Guided Bomb(LGB) is part of ongoing research towards achieving self-dependency in the defense area being done in IRDE, a lab of DRDO, Scientist and Public Relation Officer of IRDE told PTI.
LGB uses a laser designator to mark or illuminate a target. The reflected laser light from the target is then detected by the seeker which sends signals to the weapon's control surfaces to guide it towards the designated point, he said.
Pentagon ready with 120 member team to review the upcoming Wiki leaks new cache release.
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It is said that US's Pentagon is ready with 120-member to review a massive leak of as many as 500,000 Iraq war documents, which are expected to be released by the WikiLeaks website this month.
Pentagon spokesman colonel Dave Lapan said the timing of the leak remained unclear but the defense department was ready for a document dump as early as Monday or Tuesday, a possibility raised in previous WikiLeaks statements.
However, an Icelandic spokesman for WikiLeaks said the website would not publish the reports on the Iraq war on Monday, but would make new documents public "very soon."
"There are rumours that have been floating around for some time, there is nothing you can do about it, they're obviously not correct. I can confirm that there's nothing coming out today," Kristinn Hrafnsson said.
Pentagon spokesman colonel Dave Lapan said the timing of the leak remained unclear but the defense department was ready for a document dump as early as Monday or Tuesday, a possibility raised in previous WikiLeaks statements.
However, an Icelandic spokesman for WikiLeaks said the website would not publish the reports on the Iraq war on Monday, but would make new documents public "very soon."
"There are rumours that have been floating around for some time, there is nothing you can do about it, they're obviously not correct. I can confirm that there's nothing coming out today," Kristinn Hrafnsson said.
It is OK to physically hurt you wife legally if you are in UAE
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According to Highest court of UAE, a man can beat his Wife and children as long as he leaves no marks on their body.
UAE's highest court said this while giving it's verdict in a case where a man beat up his wife and adult daughter. The court said the man was guilty of harming the women but noted that Islamic codes allow for discipline if no marks are left.
It added that children who have reached adulthood cannot be hit.
"Although the (law) permits the husband to use his right (to discipline), he has to abide by the limits of this right," an Abu Dhabi daily quoted chief justice Falah al-Hajeri as saying in the ruling released on Sunday. The man's daughter was 23, hence too old to be disciplined in this fashion, it noted.
UAE's highest court said this while giving it's verdict in a case where a man beat up his wife and adult daughter. The court said the man was guilty of harming the women but noted that Islamic codes allow for discipline if no marks are left.
It added that children who have reached adulthood cannot be hit.
"Although the (law) permits the husband to use his right (to discipline), he has to abide by the limits of this right," an Abu Dhabi daily quoted chief justice Falah al-Hajeri as saying in the ruling released on Sunday. The man's daughter was 23, hence too old to be disciplined in this fashion, it noted.
Teachers being sacked for flirting with their students on social networking site.
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In the past six months, at least 3 teachers from public high schools in New York for making indecent remarks while dealing with students on Facebook, according to media report.
One of the reason for a teacher got sacked for commenting "This is sexy", under some of their Facebook photos.
Other reasons include flirty comments and physical relations.
- IANS Inputs
One of the reason for a teacher got sacked for commenting "This is sexy", under some of their Facebook photos.
Other reasons include flirty comments and physical relations.
- IANS Inputs
Age no limit to 100 year old Indian Film fighter, to pursue PhD
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Bholaram Das who is one of the Indian Freedom Fighter had marked his 100th birthday this weekend, show age is no limit to study.
Bholaram Das follow the ideology of Gandhi Ji.Bholaram Das has enrolled in a PhD program at Gauhati University in Assam making him the oldest university student in India.
"In my 100 years, I have done many things in the sphere of society, politics, governance and religion," said Das, dressed in a suit, tie and white Gandhi cap at his birthday celebration.
Rooney should try to learn from legendary sachin : Britain Media
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"Learn how to turn expectations into inspiration", says column written, former England cricketer Ed Smith to Football player Wayne Rooney.
In an article headlined 'Sanctuary of crease lets Tendulkar reveal genius,' Smith had written, "Twice last week, sportsmen have proved me spectacularly wrong. First, Sachin Tendulkar reached 14,000 Test-match runs. And that's not the amazing part.
"It took him fewer innings to get from 13,000 to 14,000 than any other 1,000-run chunk of his career. A case could be made that he is at his best now, at 37," the newspaper noted.
The article said Tendulkar and Rooney were destined for rare greatness, even from teenage. Tendulkar has gone on and done it.
In an article headlined 'Sanctuary of crease lets Tendulkar reveal genius,' Smith had written, "Twice last week, sportsmen have proved me spectacularly wrong. First, Sachin Tendulkar reached 14,000 Test-match runs. And that's not the amazing part.
"It took him fewer innings to get from 13,000 to 14,000 than any other 1,000-run chunk of his career. A case could be made that he is at his best now, at 37," the newspaper noted.
The article said Tendulkar and Rooney were destined for rare greatness, even from teenage. Tendulkar has gone on and done it.
World's longest Tunnel under Swiss Alps [Pics]
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Yet an another engineering excellence,the world`s longest tunnel has taken shape deep beneath the Swiss Alps as fifteen years of hard work of boring, drilling and carving through solid rock comes to a close.
The 57-kilometer (35.4-mile) Gotthard Base rail tunnel will form the lynchpin of a network between northern and southeastern Europe that could shift truck freight onto rail and de-congest the Alps in central Switzerland when it opens in 2017. The Swiss tunnel has reclaimed the record from Japan's 33.5-mile Seikan Tunnel as the world's longest excluding aqueducts.
With its completion passengers will ultimately be able to speed from the Italian city of Milan to Zurich in less than three hours and further north into Germany, cutting the journey time by an hour. The project carries a price tag of 9.74 billion swiss francs ($10.25 billion.)
Unable to bare the Mastery of Sachin tendulkar, CWG Australian athletes shows frustrations on Washing Machine at CWG village.
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After India white washing of Australian cricket team in Test cricket with 2-0, it is reported that some of the Australian athletes showed their True sports spirit by creating ruckus at CWG village.
An Australian athlete was sent home for disciplinary reasons amidst allegations that some of their sports persons indulged in hooliganism and damaged property at the Commonwealth Games Village.
The Australian High Commission has admitted to damage to a washing machine but denied it was in reaction to Australia's loss in the cricket Test series against India.
The High Commission said in a press statement: “There were indeed some spirited celebrations involving the Australian team and a number of other teams at the athlete's village.”
An Australian athlete was sent home for disciplinary reasons amidst allegations that some of their sports persons indulged in hooliganism and damaged property at the Commonwealth Games Village.
The Australian High Commission has admitted to damage to a washing machine but denied it was in reaction to Australia's loss in the cricket Test series against India.
The High Commission said in a press statement: “There were indeed some spirited celebrations involving the Australian team and a number of other teams at the athlete's village.”
12 year old Muslim girl leads the major Hindu festival Dussera Celebration in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Dussera is one of the major Hindu festival which is celebrated across all over India from a period of 9 long days each day representing distinct goddess form.
This time a 12 year old girl from Muslim background is leading the Navrathi festival which is being held at Maa Vaishnav Devi at jammu.
Mahapara Mogul, is gona dresses up as Mata Vaishno Devi for the festival.Mahapara, a sixth standard student, is one of the first Muslims to lead the nine-day Navratra festival at Katra - the base camp of the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine.
Her father Mohammd Yousuf, the owner of an eatery, said when Mahapara expressed her desire to take part, he was initially surprised, but fully supported her, even her decision to fast for all nine days.
This time a 12 year old girl from Muslim background is leading the Navrathi festival which is being held at Maa Vaishnav Devi at jammu.
Mahapara Mogul, is gona dresses up as Mata Vaishno Devi for the festival.Mahapara, a sixth standard student, is one of the first Muslims to lead the nine-day Navratra festival at Katra - the base camp of the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine.
Her father Mohammd Yousuf, the owner of an eatery, said when Mahapara expressed her desire to take part, he was initially surprised, but fully supported her, even her decision to fast for all nine days.
US President Obama to visit Sikh Shrine Golden temple in his upcoming India's tour.
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How sikh are important to india and the world they will be knowing soon.
USA president Barack Obama will be the Golden holy shrine of Sikhs during his first visit to India this November. He will visit the Golden Temple and offer prayers at Harmandar Sahib, the sanctum sanctorum.
"Obama will visit the Golden Temple. US embassy officials and security officers have been coming here at regular intervals for weeks. We are cooperating with them," SGPC president Avtar Singh Makkar told IANS.
"We have started preparations (ahead of the visit). Security has been beefed up in Amritsar district," Amritsar's Deputy Commissioner K.S. Pannu told IANS.
"Obama will visit Darbar Sahib (Golden Temple) and Khalsa College. But there could be last minute changes. The final plan is yet to be sorted out," said Pannu.
What is worrying security agencies is that Obama is arriving on a Sunday, which attracts the highest number of devotees. The rush could be even more this time as Diwali falls Nov 5, making it a long weekend holiday till Nov 7.
"So far it has not been decided in which hotel President Obama will have his lunch," the official added.
Mukesh Ambani will move to his modest $ 1 Billion home 'Antila' with his wife, 3 children and 600 Staff members
Indian Billionaire and Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani's new 27-storey Mumbai skyscraper named 'Antila' likely sets a record as the world's most expensive residential home, according to ‘Forbes’ magazine.
The Mukesh Ambani family with their staff members will be joining their 19,500-square-foot new home by the end of this month.
Noting that the home is worth 630 million pounds, or $ 1 billion, as reported by 'The Telegraph'
Delhi Common Wealth Games official Website was allegedly attacked repeatedly traced to China
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After the Happy ending of 2010 Delhi CWG, post-mortem of the games begins. Before the games started it was surrounded by many controversies of irregularities.
During the ongoing games there was a complaint of inefficient working of the official Delhi Commonwealth Games Website due to which the people couldn't access the Games Time table and schedule and ticket availability.
Investigation revealed that the Official website was attacked repeatedly until the the end of the games which route was traced to China.
Sources tell CNN-IBN that within two hours of the Games opening ceremony, the website faced massive cyber attacks, possibly from China. India's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERTIN) had to set up a special cyber control room at the games village. But the cyber attacks continued till the end of Games.
During the ongoing games there was a complaint of inefficient working of the official Delhi Commonwealth Games Website due to which the people couldn't access the Games Time table and schedule and ticket availability.
Investigation revealed that the Official website was attacked repeatedly until the the end of the games which route was traced to China.
Sources tell CNN-IBN that within two hours of the Games opening ceremony, the website faced massive cyber attacks, possibly from China. India's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERTIN) had to set up a special cyber control room at the games village. But the cyber attacks continued till the end of Games.
Can't stop watching T.V? Then try to learn controlling now itself or may face psychological problems
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New study published in the journal Pediatrics, researchers in the UK found children who spend a lot of time in front of television and computer monitors had more psychological difficulties than their counterparts who weren't in front of these devices.
Scientists from University of Bristol's Centre for Exercise, Nutrition and Health Sciences, looked at 1000 children, between 10 and 11 years, and noted the time they spent on recreational activities, including both sedentary time and time spent on moderate to vigorous activities and then they arrived at the conclusion.
The youngsters also completed a questionnaire that asked them about their strengths and difficulties. The questions were designed to assess their psychological well-being.
The data found children who looked at television or computer screens for more than two hours scored high on having psychological difficulty, regardless of how much time the children participated in physical activity.
Scientists from University of Bristol's Centre for Exercise, Nutrition and Health Sciences, looked at 1000 children, between 10 and 11 years, and noted the time they spent on recreational activities, including both sedentary time and time spent on moderate to vigorous activities and then they arrived at the conclusion.
The youngsters also completed a questionnaire that asked them about their strengths and difficulties. The questions were designed to assess their psychological well-being.
The data found children who looked at television or computer screens for more than two hours scored high on having psychological difficulty, regardless of how much time the children participated in physical activity.
India's TATA donates US$50 million,first in the school's 102-year history.
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India's Tata Group makes some generous donation of whopping US $ 50 Million to Harvard Business School which is the largest gift from a foregin donor in the schools history. Harvard official said that this donation will fund a new academic and residential building on the business school's Boston campus for its executive education programs.
Ratan Tata, chairman of Tata Sons Ltd. and a graduate of the school's advanced management program, made the announcement Thursday with business school Dean Nitin Nohria and Boston Mayor Thomas Menino.
Harvard hopes to break ground next spring for the new Tata Hall.
Ratan Tata, chairman of Tata Sons Ltd. and a graduate of the school's advanced management program, made the announcement Thursday with business school Dean Nitin Nohria and Boston Mayor Thomas Menino.
Harvard hopes to break ground next spring for the new Tata Hall.
Waking may help you to prevent memory loss and Alzheimer's disease from coming.
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Many know that Regular walking keep and fit and healthy but Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh found that men and women who walk at least six miles (about 9.5km) a week are mentally sharper in later life than those who don't walk much.
Our brains, according to the researchers, decrease in size as we age, but regular exercise may protect it in later life and could cut the risks of memory problems by half, the Telegraph reported.
For their study, the team studied 299 dementia free elderly individuals and recorded the distance they walked each week.
For nine years, brain scans were carried out to measure their brain size, and four years further on they were tested for cognitive impairment.
Our brains, according to the researchers, decrease in size as we age, but regular exercise may protect it in later life and could cut the risks of memory problems by half, the Telegraph reported.
For their study, the team studied 299 dementia free elderly individuals and recorded the distance they walked each week.
For nine years, brain scans were carried out to measure their brain size, and four years further on they were tested for cognitive impairment.
Watermelon helps to lowers blood pressure
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Watermelon is abundant in vitamin A, B6, and C, apart from fibre, potassium and lycopene, a powerful antioxidant has been found to lower pre-hypertension, a precursor to cardio diseases, shows a study.
Study on the health benefits of watermelon was conducted by Assistant professor Arturo Figueroa and Professor Bahram H. Arjmandi of the Florida State University.
Their study found that extracts of watermelon, given daily for six weeks, lowered blood pressure in a group of pre-hypertensive men and women aged between 51 and 57 years, reports the American Journal of Hypertension.
Study on the health benefits of watermelon was conducted by Assistant professor Arturo Figueroa and Professor Bahram H. Arjmandi of the Florida State University.
Their study found that extracts of watermelon, given daily for six weeks, lowered blood pressure in a group of pre-hypertensive men and women aged between 51 and 57 years, reports the American Journal of Hypertension.
LOVE(143) is a drug, researchers proves via science.
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We has seen that the love they expected, if not received leads to hell lot of pain and uneasiness and some time which also lead to life ending consequences.
But science tell some thing new about LOVE. Researchers says LOVE is a drug, acts as a painkiller. They came to this conclusion by studying the Brain scans suggest many of the areas normally involved in pain response are also activated by amorous thoughts.
Stanford University researchers gave 15 students mild doses of pain, while checking if they were distracted by gazing at photos of their beloved.
The study focused on people early in a romance, journal PLoS One reported, so the "drug of love" may wear off.
But science tell some thing new about LOVE. Researchers says LOVE is a drug, acts as a painkiller. They came to this conclusion by studying the Brain scans suggest many of the areas normally involved in pain response are also activated by amorous thoughts.
Stanford University researchers gave 15 students mild doses of pain, while checking if they were distracted by gazing at photos of their beloved.
The study focused on people early in a romance, journal PLoS One reported, so the "drug of love" may wear off.
Cellphone Address verification in India becomes a hell for the subscribers, over 25+ lakhs connections are said to be disconnected.
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Due to misuse of cellphones and prevent the misuse of sim cards from terror activities, Center Indian Govt had tighten the neck of the all the Indian cell operators to submit with the latest address proof of the cell users.
It is said that so far, nearly 30 lakh cellphone subscribers have been disconnected from their respective networks across the country due to either incomplete or unverified customer details.
There has be some news in some states where subscriber verification where the operators claimed that the involvement of police has been creating problems, came up for discussion in a meeting of telecom operators, led by Bharti Group chairman Sunil Mittal, with the Union home secretary G K Pillai on Wednesday.
It is said that so far, nearly 30 lakh cellphone subscribers have been disconnected from their respective networks across the country due to either incomplete or unverified customer details.
There has be some news in some states where subscriber verification where the operators claimed that the involvement of police has been creating problems, came up for discussion in a meeting of telecom operators, led by Bharti Group chairman Sunil Mittal, with the Union home secretary G K Pillai on Wednesday.
Microsoft reveals report on number of computers infected with Botnets, Top Infections include US, S Korea, Brazil
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Report complied by Microsoft shows the how botnets are prevalent in Windows PCs.
In the US alone more than 2.2 million PCs were found to be part of botnets, networks of hijacked home computers, in the first six months of 2010.
While Brazil had the second highest level of infections at 550,000 and highest number of infection in South Korea where 14.6 out of every 1000 machines were found to be enrolled in botnets.
The research was undertaken to alert people to the growing danger from the malicious networks.
In the US alone more than 2.2 million PCs were found to be part of botnets, networks of hijacked home computers, in the first six months of 2010.
While Brazil had the second highest level of infections at 550,000 and highest number of infection in South Korea where 14.6 out of every 1000 machines were found to be enrolled in botnets.
The research was undertaken to alert people to the growing danger from the malicious networks.
According to study, your weight may increase if you sleep with 'lights on'
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Do you think is there any connection between Sleeping with light on and weight gain? But the science shows there is a link.
According to the study carried out by researcher at the Ohio State University, Too much light at night appears to lead to weight gain, based on studies of mice .
The researchers found that mice exposed to a dim light at night over eight weeks had a weight gain that was about 50 per cent more than other mice that lived in a standard light-dark cycle.
“Although there were no differences in activity levels or daily consumption of food, the mice that lived with light at night were getting fatter than the others,” said Ms Laura Fonken, the lead author of the study and a researcher at the Ohio State University.
Read the entire article from Studyinghealth.blog
According to the study carried out by researcher at the Ohio State University, Too much light at night appears to lead to weight gain, based on studies of mice .
The researchers found that mice exposed to a dim light at night over eight weeks had a weight gain that was about 50 per cent more than other mice that lived in a standard light-dark cycle.
“Although there were no differences in activity levels or daily consumption of food, the mice that lived with light at night were getting fatter than the others,” said Ms Laura Fonken, the lead author of the study and a researcher at the Ohio State University.
Read the entire article from Studyinghealth.blog
Newborns with jaundice are more likely to develop autism: Study
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In a study published in the US journal 'Pediatrics' had found that Infants born with jaundice are at much greater risk of developing autism.
This was concluded from full-term infants born in Denmark between 1994 and 2004 who had jaundice were 67 per cent more likely to develop autism.
Neonatal jaundice is usually caused by elevated production of bilirubin, a substance found in bile that results from the normal breakdown of red blood cells.
Jaundice is seen in 60 per cent of term infants and usually resolves within the first week of life, but prolonged exposure to high bilirubin levels is neurotoxic and can cause lifelong developmental problems, the study says.
This was concluded from full-term infants born in Denmark between 1994 and 2004 who had jaundice were 67 per cent more likely to develop autism.
Neonatal jaundice is usually caused by elevated production of bilirubin, a substance found in bile that results from the normal breakdown of red blood cells.
Jaundice is seen in 60 per cent of term infants and usually resolves within the first week of life, but prolonged exposure to high bilirubin levels is neurotoxic and can cause lifelong developmental problems, the study says.
Unhappy with Blackberry solution, Indian Govt set new deadline to give access to its Encrypted Communication system.
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Research In Motion (RIM), the maker of the Business smartphone BlackBerry , has been given a new deadline of January 31 by the Indian government to get access to all its services, according to a report.
The Indian Govt. want RIM to complete access of its messaging and mail service to country's intelligence agencies.
Before this BlackBerry under pressure and therefore had granted India's government manual access to its Messenger service and has promised automated access by January 1, enabling authorities to track such messages in real time, the country's top interior ministry official had said on October 1.
The BlackBerry maker says its system is designed so that only the sponsoring business or organization has the technical capability to grant such access.
The Indian Govt. want RIM to complete access of its messaging and mail service to country's intelligence agencies.
Before this BlackBerry under pressure and therefore had granted India's government manual access to its Messenger service and has promised automated access by January 1, enabling authorities to track such messages in real time, the country's top interior ministry official had said on October 1.
The BlackBerry maker says its system is designed so that only the sponsoring business or organization has the technical capability to grant such access.
Unicode Version 6.0 adds 1,000 new symbols including Indian Currency symbol 'Ra'
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The Unicode Consortium's Unicode Technical Committee that is responsible for the development and maintenance of the Unicode Standard, including the Unicode Character Database had added 2088 characters, more that 1000 new symbols including Indian Rupee currency symbol.
This is good news for all the Indians and as well as business people as Indian rupee symbol made in to the Unicode character database merely within three months of the announcement of the new symbol for the Indian Rupee, it has been officially made a part of the Unicode Standard.
On October 11, The Unicode Consortium announced the newly finalised newly Unicode Version 6.0 that adds 2088 characters, with over 1000 new symbols, including that for the Indian Rupee.
This is good news for all the Indians and as well as business people as Indian rupee symbol made in to the Unicode character database merely within three months of the announcement of the new symbol for the Indian Rupee, it has been officially made a part of the Unicode Standard.
On October 11, The Unicode Consortium announced the newly finalised newly Unicode Version 6.0 that adds 2088 characters, with over 1000 new symbols, including that for the Indian Rupee.
Ummm..... World's largest omelette created by Turkish Chefs.
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Turkish chefs now owes a Guinness Book of World Record and the World Record for the world's largest omelette.
This big omelette is the work effort of 80 chefs who cooked the record breaking dish in a 10m round frying pan, using 110,000 eggs.
The previous record was held by South Africa, where an omelette weighing 3.2 tonnes was made.
This record was registered Guinness Book of World Records by Carim Valerio, from the Guinness Book of World Records, watched the record attempt and confirmed it had been successful.
This big omelette is the work effort of 80 chefs who cooked the record breaking dish in a 10m round frying pan, using 110,000 eggs.
The previous record was held by South Africa, where an omelette weighing 3.2 tonnes was made.
This record was registered Guinness Book of World Records by Carim Valerio, from the Guinness Book of World Records, watched the record attempt and confirmed it had been successful.
Cisco brings Video conferencing, Cisco Umi to your HD T.V
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Cisco Umi (pronounced YOU-me) is a telecommunications system that consists of a Cisco-issued high-definition camera with an embedded microphone, a set-top box, and a remote, but you'll need your own HD TV (1080p) and Internet connection to use it.
Cisco's owned algorithms cancel external noise and bring the voices in the foreground.
The good news for the social network users is that Umi is capable of recording videos and can be uploaded to Facebook and YouTube, or attached in an e-mail message.
Report: Coming 5 years, India's Wealth will double
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According to Credit Suisse Global Wealth Report , India's wealth is estimated by US $ 6.4 trillion which is almost double to the current US $ 3.5 trillions.
This is the first report published by Credit Suisse Global Wealth which is is one of the world’s leading financial services providers.
This report also suggested that the global wealth, which stood at US $195 trillion will rise by an impressive 61 per cent to US $315 trillion by 2015, primarily driven by emerging markets like India, China, Brazil.....
This report also gave the stats of Billionaire present in the world and interestingly, Asia Pacific has more billionaires than Europe. There are over 1,000 billionaires globally, of which 500 are in North America, followed by 245 in Asia Pacific and 230 in Europe.
This is the first report published by Credit Suisse Global Wealth which is is one of the world’s leading financial services providers.
This report also suggested that the global wealth, which stood at US $195 trillion will rise by an impressive 61 per cent to US $315 trillion by 2015, primarily driven by emerging markets like India, China, Brazil.....
This report also gave the stats of Billionaire present in the world and interestingly, Asia Pacific has more billionaires than Europe. There are over 1,000 billionaires globally, of which 500 are in North America, followed by 245 in Asia Pacific and 230 in Europe.
Is Bad time not over yet for US? 95000 american lost their jobs in september.
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Recently Media report suggested that America had finally overcome the recession as Stock market showed green signs. But here is the shock news.
A wave of government layoffs in September outpaced weak hiring in the private sector, the unemployment rate held at 9.6 per cent last month, the Labor Department said Friday.
The jobless rate has now topped 9.5 per cent for 14 straight months, the longest stretch since the 1930s.
The private sector added 64,000 positions, the weakest showing since June.
A wave of government layoffs in September outpaced weak hiring in the private sector, the unemployment rate held at 9.6 per cent last month, the Labor Department said Friday.
The jobless rate has now topped 9.5 per cent for 14 straight months, the longest stretch since the 1930s.
The private sector added 64,000 positions, the weakest showing since June.
Scientist comes up with a Quiz type of test to predict your love relationship.
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This is kind of wacky and weird... but for those who believe in science and if you are in relationship then here is a good news for you.
A love test designed by scientists can tell what the chances are of a relationship being a success.
A team of Researchers have designed a quiz type of questioning pattern to predict the outcome of whether more than 50 couples would split up over a 12 month period.
This test uses psychological technique to discover what people really think of their partners by how easy they find it to associate them with positive or negative words.
A love test designed by scientists can tell what the chances are of a relationship being a success.
A team of Researchers have designed a quiz type of questioning pattern to predict the outcome of whether more than 50 couples would split up over a 12 month period.
This test uses psychological technique to discover what people really think of their partners by how easy they find it to associate them with positive or negative words.
Vaccine found to fight against Brain tumor.
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Researcher found out a new experimental vaccine that drastically helps in extending the life of patients with the most deadly type of brain tumor, glioblastoma (GBM), according to a small-scale US study published on Monday.
This vaccine is designed to targets a aggressive cancer gene called EGFRvIII that fuels glioblastomas, researchers said.
In their study of 18 patients, survival rate was extended from an expected 15 months to 26 months.
The study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology also said the vaccinated patients benefited from a longer “progression-free survival period, 14.2 months, compared to 6.3 months for those who did not receive the vaccine.”
This vaccine is designed to targets a aggressive cancer gene called EGFRvIII that fuels glioblastomas, researchers said.
In their study of 18 patients, survival rate was extended from an expected 15 months to 26 months.
The study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology also said the vaccinated patients benefited from a longer “progression-free survival period, 14.2 months, compared to 6.3 months for those who did not receive the vaccine.”
Royal family upset with controversial film in which Prince Harry being executed by Taliban
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A Controversial dramatised documentary based on what would happen if Prince Harry,is taken as hostage while serving in Afghanistan has caused an uproar, with the Royal family reportedly upset with the depiction.
It is 90-minute film 'Taking Of Prince Harry' in which prince, played by actor Sebastian Reid being held as hostage behind enemy lines while negotiations are carried out to free him.
This documentary shows the prince, the son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, being subjected to a mock execution, with an unloaded gun pointed at his face before one of his captors pulls the trigger, reported Daily Mail online.
The depiction has not gone down well with the Armed forces and the Queen and Prince Charles too are upset by the programme, said the newspaper.
It is 90-minute film 'Taking Of Prince Harry' in which prince, played by actor Sebastian Reid being held as hostage behind enemy lines while negotiations are carried out to free him.
This documentary shows the prince, the son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, being subjected to a mock execution, with an unloaded gun pointed at his face before one of his captors pulls the trigger, reported Daily Mail online.
The depiction has not gone down well with the Armed forces and the Queen and Prince Charles too are upset by the programme, said the newspaper.
Researchers find that happy plant reduces Work Stress.
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Researchers found out that the plant, called sceletium tortuosum, has great potential in it and hopes to it marketing will boost the local economy.
Scientists from American pharmaceutical company working on the project says it doesn't know whether the plant has been approved by US regulators or how soon it may be available to consumers.
Father foolishness cost her baby life die in hot car.
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In Florida, a 14-month-old girl named Kimberly James, died after being left in a baking hot car for over more than three hours while her father was busy attended church, a media report said on Tuesday.
It is said that Kimberly James is believed to have been in the vehicle local temperatures in Florida reaching over 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees C), Daily Mail reported on its website.
Her father Odane, discovered that her daughter is no more when returned to his car after the church service in Miramar near Miami.
The girl's father is believed to be a pastor at the Holiness Born Again Church and had been taking part in the morning service.
It is said that Kimberly James is believed to have been in the vehicle local temperatures in Florida reaching over 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees C), Daily Mail reported on its website.
Her father Odane, discovered that her daughter is no more when returned to his car after the church service in Miramar near Miami.
The girl's father is believed to be a pastor at the Holiness Born Again Church and had been taking part in the morning service.
Saudi prince accepts killing his servant but denies murder, Now can any one tell will there be any royal punishment?
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The Royal family, wealth, standard of living and the most well know thing the HARSH punishment given, if the crime is committed in the country....
It is said the Saudi prince murdered his servant Bandar Abdulaziz, 32, in an attack which had a "sexual element".
Bandar Abdulaziz, 32, was found beaten and strangled in the Landmark Hotel, Marylebone, central London, on 15 February.
Microsoft sues Motorola for infringment of nine patents in its Android phones.
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Tech giant, software maker Microsoft said that some of the Motorola's android smart phones uses similar tech which is based on Microsoft technology, which include synchronizing e-mail, calendars and contacts.
Microsoft filed its lawsuit in a federal court as well as filing one with the International Trade Commission.
Microsoft said Motorola licensed some of its mobile technology from 2003 to 2007 but continued to use the technology without renewing the license.
Its court filing specifically mentions the Motorola Droid 2 and the Motorola Charm smartphones, but Microsoft claims that the infringements were not limited to those devices.
Microsoft filed its lawsuit in a federal court as well as filing one with the International Trade Commission.
Microsoft said Motorola licensed some of its mobile technology from 2003 to 2007 but continued to use the technology without renewing the license.
Its court filing specifically mentions the Motorola Droid 2 and the Motorola Charm smartphones, but Microsoft claims that the infringements were not limited to those devices.
Geotag Tech SMS will help you trace your friend's pinpoint location.
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"Studies have shown that 'Where are you?' is the single most commonly sent SMS," said doctoral student Matthew Kwan from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University's school of mathematical and geospatial sciences in Australia.
Techies have developed a method for embedding Global Positioning System coordinates in an SMS message.
The technique, known as geotagging, can transmit a mobile phone's position.
It works by placing location identifiers in the text, for example - I'm at the pub geo:-37.801631,144.980294.
Techies have developed a method for embedding Global Positioning System coordinates in an SMS message.
The technique, known as geotagging, can transmit a mobile phone's position.
It works by placing location identifiers in the text, for example - I'm at the pub geo:-37.801631,144.980294.
India's Sprint queen, PT Usha not invited for 2010 Delhi Common Wealth Games(CWG)
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(ibnlive) Sprint queen, PT Usha - one of the finest sports personalities that India has ever produced and the first indian women who raised Olympic has not been invited for the opening ceremony of the biggest sporting carnival of the country.
Though Usha, who is coming to Delhi for the Games on October 5 as coach of athlete Tintu Luka, is learnt to be upset from the snub she has received.
"They have not invited me for the inauguration function, Usha said, adding, "Many other sports persons, who made India proud, have also not been invited."
Though Usha, who is coming to Delhi for the Games on October 5 as coach of athlete Tintu Luka, is learnt to be upset from the snub she has received.
"They have not invited me for the inauguration function, Usha said, adding, "Many other sports persons, who made India proud, have also not been invited."
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