Do u know hidden secret of Apple ?

Do u know hidden secret of Apple ?




Apple iPad's retina display is actually manufactured by Samsung

Fake College Degree Accreditation Agencies in USA

Fake College Degree Accreditation Agencies :

                                

American Association for Adult and Continuing Education (AAACE)

American Association for Higher Education and Accreditation (AAHEA)

Accreditation Council for Distance Education (ACTDE)

Accreditation Council for Online Academia (ACOHE)

Accreditation Panel for Online Colleges and Universities (APTEC)

Accrediting Commission International (ACI)

American Accrediting Association of Theological Institutions

American Council of Private Colleges and Universities

American Association of Drugless Practitioners (ADP)

Association of Accredited Bible Schools

Association of Distance Learning Programs (ADLP)

Association of Private Colleges and Universities

Association for Online Academic Accreditation

Association for Online Excellence

Association for Online Academic ExcellenceOhio University

Board of Online Universities Accreditation (BOUA)

Central American Council of Accreditation (CACA)

Council for Distance Education

Council of Online Higher Education

Central States Consortium of Colleges & Schools

Distance and Online Universities Accreditation Council (DOUAC)

Distance Learning International Accreditation Association (DEIAA)

Distance Learning Quality Assurance Agency (DLQAA)

Countries with highest number of War Heads

Countries with highest number of War Heads :




Nuclear arsenals

Nine countries accross the world  together possess more than sixteen thousand nuclear weapons. The United States and Russia maintain has the more number of  nuclear weapons on high-alert status – ready to be excute on the instructions even in minutes . Most are many times more powerful than the atomic bombs .The Most dangerous part of  A single nuclear warhead, if detonated on a large city, could kill millions of people, with the effects continues to decades.

List of countries and war heads :

Which country has the white colour flag? don't know? find out here

Which country has the white colour flag? don't know? find out here !

Do You know the Worlds largest gathering of humans?

Do You know the Worlds  largest gathering of humans?

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DO ONIONS REALLY MAKE YOU CRY? find out the reason here

 ONIONS REALLY MAKE YOU CRY? do they ??




Onions aren't just associated with stinky breath they actually can cause the person doing the chopping to tear up. According to the Library of Congress, unstable chemicals released into the air during the chopping process cause this phenomenon. Lachrymatory-factor synthase is the enzyme to blame. When an onion is cut, the enzyme is released from the onion and converts the amino acids in the onion to sulfenic acid. The sulfenic acid then transforms into a substance called syn-ropanthethial-S-oxide, which wafts into the chef's face and irritates the lachrymal glands in his or her eyes, causing reflex tears to form



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shocking facts about oceans - hidden toO

shocking facts about oceans 

The oceans may make up 70 percent of the Earth’s surface, but we know very little about them, especially compared to our knowledge of the Earth’s land spaces — or even those of Mars and Venus. Consider this: We made it all the way to the moon a full four years before we saw the largest mountain range on Earth, lying below the oceans' surface.

Life in the oceans of this planet, even the very little we know about is unrivaled in its beauty and strangeness. Furthermore, the promise of what it may teach us about the planet we live on stretches the imagination.

To give you an idea of the numerous surprises that dwell in the oceans, and hopefully make you eager to learn more, here are 15 fun tidbits about the awe-inspiring world that lies below the oceans’ surface.

Interesting Ocean Facts

>>>  For starters, did you know that 94 percent of life on Earth is aquatic? That makes us land-dwellers a very small minority.

Funny facts heard from a perfect hyderabadi ! about hyderabad (india)

facts heard from a perfect hyderabadi !

Though they sound funny, anyone who is associated with Hyderabad  for considerable duration, cannot deny its factuality to a great extent.

If you are in Hyderabad:

1. Your address reads as 23-404-32/67A-43 (New MCH number 56-678/4A/B-22), while you actually live in the green colour second house beside zamzam cafe in lane behind Anand Theatre on SP Road.

2. Your street has at least one roadside mobile hotel that serves Chinese delicacies such as " Vegetable soft needles", "Navrotten Kurma", "Chicken Manchewurea" or "American Chompsee".

3. Your answer is 'seedha chale jao'  (keep going) when somebody asks you for directions, whether it is to Malakpet, Masab Tank, Malkajgiri or Moosapet.

4. You come across tailors sporting the board: 'Immidiot delivery in two days onli'.

5.You can speak Hindi, Urdu, hyderabadi hinglish, telenglish.... All except Telugu , fluently.

6.You ask the waiter to get you some ' achaar' (pickle) even if you are sitting at a lavish continental banquet dinner with exotic Chinese, Mexican, Italian and Lebanese cuisines.

7. You order for a tea just after having had a Caramel custard.

8. You have at least one Srinivas, Prasad, Raju, Rao or Venkatesh within six square feet. OR you have at least one cousin, friend, colleague or acquaintance with these names.

9. Every time somebody gives you a piece of good news, the first thing you ask him or her is 'Party kab hain? (when is the party)'

10. Refer to any past as 'parso', be it yesterday or long before three hundred years.

11. You call 11 AM as subah subah. 12. You are 15 minutes late and you feel you are on time.

13. You look at the 'fixed price' board and still ask 'dene ka bolo'

14. You feel offended by someone looking at you (Kaiku ghoorraa be?)

15. You can say the typical "Light le le baap" (take it easy) and be cool without analyzing what the situation is.

16. You feel its legal and your Nizami birthright to show your hand and stop the traffic (better than a traffic police) while you cross the road whenever and wherever you like.

17. You have to eat Paradise Biryani or Bawarchi Biryani atleast once in a month.

18. You go to the Petrol Bunk and say "Panch Point Single Oil maaro yaar" and hand over 15 bucks.

19. You can relate the words 'Nakko', 'Hou' 'Kaiku','hallu' and make these the integral part of your vocabulary.

20. You tell your friend that you will 'just come back' ("abbhi aathu mein") and your friend knows that either you will take a couple of hours or not come back at all.



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REFRESH YOUR CHILDHOOD MEMORIES...

THIS WILL SURELY REFRESH YOUR CHILDHOOD MEMORIES...
SHARE IF YOU HAVE DONE THIS ;)
When I was small :-
• I'd put my arms in my
shirt and told people
I lost my arms
• Would restart the video
game whenever I knew I was going to lose
• Had that one pen with
four colors, and tried to push all the buttons at
once
• Waited behind a door to
scare someone, then leaving because they're
taking too long to come out.
• Faked being asleep, so I
could be carried to bed.
• Used to think that the moon followed our
car
• Tried to balance the switch between On/Off
• Watching two drops of
rain roll down window and pretending it was a
race
• The only thing i had to
take care of was a school bag.
• Swallowed a fruit seed I
was scared to death that a tree was going to
grow in my tummy.
• Closed the fridge
extremely slowly to see
when the lights went off.
• Walked into a room,. forgot what you
needed, Walked out, and then remember...

Why do we bite our nails?

Why do we bite our nails?

It can ruin the appearance of your hands, could be unhygienic and can hurt if you take it too far. So why do people do it? Biter Tom Stafford investigates

What do ex-British prime minster Gordon Brown, Jackie Onassis, Britney Spears and I all have in common? We all are (or were) nail biters.

It's not a habit I'm proud of. It's pretty disgusting for other people to watch, ruins the appearance of my hands, is probably unhygienic and sometimes hurts if I take it too far. I've tried to quit many times, but have never managed to keep it up.

Lately I've been wondering what makes someone an inveterate nail-biter like me. Are we weaker willed? More neurotic? Hungrier? Perhaps, somewhere in the annals of psychological research there could be an answer to my question, and maybe even hints about how to cure myself of this unsavoury habit.

My first dip into the literature shows up the medical name for excessive nail biting: 'onychophagia'. Psychiatrists classify it as an impulse control problem, alongside things like obsessive compulsive disorder. But this is for extreme cases, where psychiatric help is beneficial, as with other excessive grooming habits like skin picking or hair pulling. I'm not at that stage, falling instead among the majority of nail biters who carry on the habit without serious side effects. Up to 45% of teenagers bite their nails, for example; teenagers may be a handful but you wouldn't argue that nearly half of them need medical intervention. I want to understand the 'subclinical' side of the phenomenon – nail biting that isn't a major problem, but still enough of an issue for me to want to be rid of it.

It’s mother’s fault

Psychotherapists have had some theories about nail biting, of course. Sigmund Freud blamed it on arrested psycho-sexual development, at the oral stage (of course). Typical to Freudian theories, oral fixation is linked to myriad causes, such as under-feeding or over-feeding, breast-feeding too long, or problematic relationship with your mother. It also has a grab-bag of resulting symptoms: nail biting, of course, but also a sarcastic personality, smoking, alcoholism and love of oral sex. Other therapists have suggested nail-biting may be due to inward hostility – it is a form of self-mutilation after all – or nervous anxiety.



Some have argued that nail biters are more likely to be alcoholic, but actual evidence is thin (Thinkstock)
Like most psychodynamic theories these explanations could be true, but there's no particular reason to believe they should be true. Most importantly for me, they don't have any strong suggestions on how to cure myself of the habit. I've kind of missed the boat as far as extent of breast-feeding goes, and I bite my nails even when I'm at my most relaxed, so there doesn't seem to be an easy fix there either. Needless to say, there's no evidence that treatments based on these theories have any special success.

Unfortunately, after these speculations, the trail goes cold. A search of a scientific literature reveals only a handful of studies on treatment of nail-biting. One reports that any treatment which made people more aware of the habit seemed to help, but beyond that there is little evidence to report on the habit. Indeed, several of the few articles on nail-biting open by commenting on the surprising lack of literature on the topic.

Creature of habit

Given this lack of prior scientific treatment, I feel free to speculate for myself. So, here is my theory on why people bite their nails, and how to treat it.

Let's call it the ‘anti-theory’ theory. I propose that there is no special cause of nail biting – not breastfeeding, chronic anxiety or a lack of motherly love. The advantage of this move is that we don't need to find a particular connection between me, Gordon, Jackie and Britney. Rather, I suggest, nail biting is just the result of a number of factors which – due to random variation – combine in some people to create a bad habit.

First off, there is the fact that putting your fingers in your mouth is an easy thing to do. It is one of the basic functions for feeding and grooming, and so it is controlled by some pretty fundamental brain circuitry, meaning it can quickly develop into an automatic reaction. Added to this, there is a ‘tidying up’ element to nail biting – keeping them short – which means in the short term at least it can be pleasurable, even if the bigger picture is that you end up tearing your fingers to shreds. This reward element, combined with the ease with which the behaviour can be carried out, means that it is easy for a habit to develop; apart from touching yourself in the genitals it is hard to think of a more immediate way to give yourself a small moment of pleasure, and biting your nails has the advantage of being OK at school. Once established, the habit can become routine – there are many situations in everyone's daily life where you have both your hands and your mouth available to use.




Does nail biting have a simple explanation? (SPL)
Understanding nail-biting as a habit has a bleak message for a cure, unfortunately, since we know how hard bad habits can be to break. Most people, at least once per day, will lose concentration on not biting their nails.

Nail-biting, in my view, isn't some revealing personality characteristic, nor a maladaptive echo of some useful evolutionary behaviour. It is the product of the shape of our bodies, how hand-to-mouth behaviour is built into (and rewarded in) our brains and the psychology of habit.

And, yes, I did bite my nails while writing this column. Sometimes even a good theory doesn't help.

5 health mistakes you make every day !

5 health mistakes you make every day

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7 A.M. You Brush Just After Breakfast

Brushing after eating acidic foods-especially fruit and juice-can weaken enamel, says Mark Wolff, of NYU College of Dentistry. That may lead to discoloration or greater odds of cracks and chips.

Rinse And Wait: Didn't brush before eating? Swish with water and wait 40 minutes for the calcium in your saliva to remineralize weakened areas. Then brush.

Diagnose every pop, crack, and whistle before they become something worse with these 6 Weird Body Noises Explained.

8:30 A.M. You Commute with the Windows Open

Air pollution on highways can be up to 10 times what it is in the burbs, says Scott Fruin, an environmental health researcher at USC. Diesel fumes may contribute to headaches, cancer, and heart disease.

Recirculate: Shut the windows and hit "recirc" on your AC. Doing this can cut your particulate pollution exposure fourfold, one of Fruin's studies found.

1 P.M. You Microwave Your Lunch in Plastic

BPA-free? It's better, but not perfect. Phthalates can still leach into your food, potentially damaging sperm and altering hormones, says Germaine Buck Louis, a director at the National Institutes of Health.

Bet On Glass: Transfer food to glass before nuking it, or warm it on the stove at home and pack it in a stainless-steel thermos to keep it hot.

Frozen entrees can help you avoid overeating because the calorie-control work is done for you. These Best Frozen Meals for Guys are rich in protein and fiber—and actually taste good.

7:30 P.M. You Drive Home After Happy Hour

People with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of just .01 percent-well below the .08 legal limit-are 46 percent more likely to cause a crash than drivers who are totally sober, a UC San Diego study reveals.

Chew Before Brews: Cut your BAC by 30 percent by eating beforehand, says Aaron White, of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.

10.30 P.M. You Check Your Work E-Mail Before Bed

Managers who use their smartphone for work after 9 p.m. wake up groggy, a University of Florida study found. And a large Singaporean study shows that too little sleep can raise your odds of dying of stroke.

Power Down: Keep the charging station out of the bedroom, and turn off e-mail notifications after 9 p.m. If it's an emergency, someone will call.

Set your body on snooze control with this guide to Sleep Right, Tonight.

10 Easy Ways to Recognize Liars

People lie all the time, but depending on how skilled they are, it can be difficult to determine when someone is lying to you. Do you know how to recognize the signs that someone is lying to you? Some of the signs are obvious while others are more subliminal, but there are ways to catch someone in a lie, you just need to know what they are. Here are some easy ways to recognize liars and catch lies:

1. A person who is lying to you won’t make eye contact with you or they make too much eye contact. If a person is lying they may feel you are scrutinizing them and they will look down at the floor or away from your eyes. Some people try to stare you in the face in a deliberate way because they feel like making eye contact will make what they are saying more believable.

2. Liars avoid using contractions…. “I did NOT have sexual intercourse with at woman”. This is an attempt by the liar to be absolutely clear what they mean but it ends up making the story a lot less believable. Stalling tactics are also common. The liar may ask you a question like “where did you get that information?” while they try to back peddle and come up with an explanation for your question.

3. Weird Body Language. Liars often fidget, turn away from the person to whom they are speaking, blink rapidly, smile less and have pitch changes in their tone of voice. They may cross their arms which is a sign of being “closed” or trying not to reveal too much information. Sometimes people fidget excessively when they are lying. They could fidget with a part of their body or touch parts of their face, an ear or a nose or play with keys or another item that they have in their hand.

4. Liars provide additional information without being asked for it. They seem to think that by embellishing their story you will find it more believable. What happens is they tend to make the story more complicated and less believable. The more elaborate the story, the more likely that it is a fabrication and nothing near the truth.

5. A person who is telling a lie will get defensive. They will do everything in their power to deflect your attention away from themselves and will get angry that you are questioning their innocence. People who are telling the truth tend to go the opposite way and go on the offense. This will become obvious to you when you are trying to have a conversation with a person and they try to change the subject or move the conversation in a different direction.

6. If a person is lying they tend to over-embellish insignificant details while avoiding important ones. Exaggerated details make the liar feel better, but the person who is hearing the lie will start to get the feeling that something is definitely amiss. This can make it easier to catch a person in a lie because you can jot down details of the story that you are being told and then ask questions about those details later to see if they are still the same

Did you know that Reed College in Portland, Oregon has 

a nuclear reactor run entirely by undergrads:


Reed College's "swimming pool" nuclear reactor glows blue (Cherenkov radiation) in Portland, Oregon.

Reed College in Portland, Oregon, is home to the only nuclear reactor in the world run primarily by undergraduates. SciFri producers got a tour of Reed’s “swimming pool” reactor from undergraduate reactor operator Ilana Novakoski, who also joined Ira onstage in Portland to explain what’s behind the Reed Reactor’s blue glow.