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If you are viewing this on your blackberry, then this is not a crazy picture for you.

In your machine (pc), open up this picture and watch it from a few feet away. You will now see Merlin Monroe in this image.

When opening this image first time, definitely you saw Albert Einstien picture. This is the visual trick I seen after a long time. Hope you enjoyed ! ! ! leave me a comment.

Certainly some of the biggest tech news this year has been the official unveiling of the iPad by Apple. The device looks pretty darn cool to me, though some complain the iPad didn’t live up to the hype. As you can imagine with any new product coming from Apple, the accessories are coming in force as well.

Belkin has unveiled its new line of sleeves for the iPad and they look pretty darn cool. Belkin will be offering three sleeves including the Vue, Max, and Grip. The Vue is transparent, has an expandable pocket for other gear and accessories, and will sell for $39.99. The Max has a pleated design and will also hold other gear and collapses flat when not in use. It will sell for $39.99 as well.

The Grip sleeve will sell for $29.99 and has a surface that increases grip to help prevent drops while on the go. The silicone of the sleeve is etched with graphics. All three sleeves come in black or plum colors. Belkin will also be offering a screen overlay to protect from scratches for $19.99.

The first iPad kickstand. Yes, this is just the accessory we’ve all been waiting for. Created for you-know-what by Scosche, the kickBack (as the kickstand is formally known as) is made from polycarbonate and rubber, and is able to handle and adjust to both portrait and landscape mode.


To think of it, you can even buy an kickstand for the iPhone (like the 3.5” screen really needs it). Now we’ll be able to actually take this off our laps, set it down gingerly, and watch Up. Or Star Trek. Your relatives’ annual trip to the Rockies. Or just gaze at beautiful stock photos drift by on the gorgeous 9.7-inch IPS display. Whatever floats your iPad boat. But don’t forget, your voyage doesn’t start for 60 days.

Oxnard, CA, – January 28, 2010 – Scosche Industries, an award-winning innovator of iPod and iPhone accessories, is proud to announce its first iPad accessory the new kickBACK. The shatterproof polycarbonate and rubber hybrid provides superior protection for the Apple’s new iPad tablet. The case’s patent pending locking kickstand enables both vertical and horizontal viewing and has a low angle setting for an optimal typing position. Scosche also included molded grips on the back of the kickBACK for more secure handling.

“We pride ourselves at consistently being one of the first accessories manufacturers to market with leading edge products following an iPhone, iPod, or now iPad announcement,” said Kas Alves, executive vice president of Scosche Industries. “It’s that ability to react quickly without sacrificing quality that has helped us develop necessary accessories like the new kickBACK.”

Like all of Scosche’s kickBACK cases the kickBACK ships with a screen protector and cleaning cloth. The kickBACK will ship in early-mid Spring 2010 and is the first of an entire line of accessories Scosche has planned.

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In 2010 Chaitra Vasant Navratri is celebrated from March 16 2010 to March 24 2010. Vasanta Navratri comes in the month of Chaitra (March - April). Navratri means nine nights.

During these nine days Goddess Durga Goddess Lakshmi and Goddess Sarawati are worshiped with great devotion. Vasantha Navratri is also known as Ram Navratri.

The ninth day March 24 2010 is Sri Rama Navami. Special Abhishekam, Puja and Aarti is held for the Goddess Shakti during these nine days.

Devotees will chant and sing the hymns of Goddess during Chaitra Navratri. Many devotees will throng temple to have darshan of Goddess Shakthi.

1. Kim Ung-Yong: Attended University at age 4, Ph.D at age 15; World's highest IQ

This Korean super-genius was born in 1962 and might just be the smartest guy alive today (he's recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as having the highest IQ of anyone on the planet). By the age of four he was already able to read in Japanese, Korean, German, and English.

At his fifth birthday, he solved complicated differential and integral calculus problems. Later, on Japanese television, he demonstrated his proficiency in Chinese, Spanish, Vietnamese, Tagalog, German, English, Japanese, and Korean. Kim was listed in the Guinness Book of World Records under Highest IQ; the book estimated the boy's score at over 210.

Kim was a guest student of physics at Hanyang University from the age of 3 until he was 6. At the age of 7 he was invited to America by NASA. He finished his university studies, eventually getting a Ph.D. in physics at Colorado State University before he was 15. In 1974, during his university studies, he began his research work at NASA and continued this work until his return to Korea in 1978 where he decided to switch from physics to civil engineering and eventually received a doctorate in that field. Kim was offered the chance to study at the most prestigious universities in Korea, but instead chose to attend a provincial university. As of 2007 he also serves as adjunct faculty at Chungbuk National University.


2. Gregory Smith: Nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize at age 12



Born in 1990, Gregory Smith could read at age two and had enrolled in university at 10. But genius is only one half of the Greg Smith story. When not voraciously learning, this young man travels the globe as a peace and children rights activist.

He is the founder of International Youth Advocates, an organization that promotes principles of peace and understanding among young people throughout the world. He has met with Bill Clinton and Mikhail Gorbachev and spoke in front of the UN. For these and other humanitarian and advocacy efforts, Smith has been nominated four times for a Nobel Peace Prize. His latest achievement? He just got his driver license.


3. Akrit Jaswal: The Seven Year-Old Surgeon



Akrit Jaswal is a young Indian who has been called the world's smartest boy and it's easy to see why. His IQ is 146 and is considered the smartest person his age in India”a country of more than a billion people.

Akrit came to public attention when in 2000 he performed his first medical procedure at his family home. He was seven. His patient ” a local girl who could not afford a doctor ” was eight. Her hand had been burnt in a fire, causing her fingers to close into a tight fist that wouldn't open. Akrit had no formal medical training and no experience of surgery, yet he managed to free her fingers and she was able to use her hand again.
He focused his phenomenal intelligence on medicine and at the age of twelve he claimed to be on the verge of discovering a cure for cancer. He is now studying for a science degree at Chandigarh College and is the youngest student ever accepted by an Indian University.


4. Cleopatra Stratan: A 3 year old singer who earns GBP 1,000 per song



Clepotra was born October 6, 2002 in Chisinau, Moldova and is the daughter of Moldovan-Romanian singer, Pavel Stratan. She is the youngest person ever to score commercial success as a singer, with her 2006 album La vârsta de trei ani (œAt the age of 3³). She holds the record for being the youngest artist that performed live for two hours in front of a large audience, the highest paid young artist, the youngest artist to receive an MTV award and the youngest artist to score a #1 hit in a country (Ghita in Romanian Singles Chart).


5. Aelita Andre: The 2-year-old artist who showed her paintings in a famous gallery



The abstract paintings of emerging artist Aelita Andre have people in Australia's art world talking. Aelita is two (the works were painted when she was even younger). Aelita got an opportunity to show her paintings when Mark Jamieson, the director of Brunswick Street Gallery in Melbourne's Fitzroy, was asked by a photographer whose work he represented to consider the work of another artist. Jamieson liked what he saw and agreed to include it in a group show.

Jamieson then started to promote the show, printing glossy invitations and placing ads in the magazines Art Almanac and Art Collector, featuring the abstract work. Only then did he discover a crucial fact about the new artist: Aelita Andre is Kalashnikova's daughter, and was just 22 months old. Jamieson was shocked and embarrassed but decided to proceed with the exhibition anyways.


6. Saul Aaron Kripke: Invited to apply for a teaching post at Harvard while still in high school



A rabbi's son, Saul Aaron Kripke was born in New York and grew up in Omaha in 1940. By all accounts he was a true prodigy. In the fourth grade he discovered algebra, and by the end of grammar school he had mastered geometry and calculus and taken up philosophy. While still a teenager he wrote a series of papers that eventually transformed the study of modal logic. One of them earned a letter from the math department at Harvard, which hoped he would apply for a job until he wrote back and declined, explaining, œMy mother said that I should finish high school and go to college first. After finishing high school, the college he eventually chose was Harvard.

Kripke was awarded the Schock Prize, philosophy's equivalent of the Nobel. Nowadays, he is thought to be the world's greatest living philosopher.


7. Michael Kevin Kearney: Earned his first degree at age 10 and became a reality show Millionaire



24 year-old Michael Kearney became known as the world's youngest college graduate at the age of 10. In 2008, Kearney earned $1,000,000 on the television game show "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?"

Kearny was born in 1984 and is was known for setting several world records and teaching college at the age of 17.

He spoke his first words at four months. At the age of six months, he said to his pediatrician œI have a left ear infection and learned to read at the age of ten months. When Michael was four, he was given diagnostic tests for the Johns Hopkins precocious math program and achieved a perfect score. He finished high school at age 6, enrolled at Santa Rosa Junior College graduating at 10 with an Associate of Science in Geology. He is listed in the Guinness Book as the world's youngest university graduate at the age of 10, receiving a bachelor's degree in anthropology. For a while, he also held the record for the world's youngest postgraduate.

But in 2006, he became worldwide famous after reaching the finals on the Mark Burnett/AOL quiz/puzzle game Gold Rush, and became the first $1 million winner in the online reality game.


8. Fabiano Luigi Caruana: a chess prodigy who became the youngest Grandmaster at age 14



Fabulous Fabiano is a 16-year-old chess Grandmaster and chess prodigy with dual citizenship of Italy and the United States.

On 2007 Caruana became a Grandmaster at the age of 14 years, 11 months, 20 days “ the youngest Grandmaster in the history of both Italy and the United States. In the April 2009 FIDE list, he has an Elo rating of 2649, making him the world's highest ranked player under the age of 18.


9. Willie Mosconi: Played professional Billiards at age 6



William Joseph Mosconi, nicknamed œMr. Pocket Billiards was a American professional pocket billiards (pool) player from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Willie's father owned a pool hall where he wasn't allowed to play, but Willie improvised by practicing with small potatoes from his mother's kitchen and an old broomstick. His father soon realized that his son was a child prodigy began advertising challenge matches, and though Willie had to stand on a box in order to reach the table, he beat experienced players many years his senior.

In 1919, an exhibition match was arranged between six-year old Willie and the reigning World Champion, Ralph Greenleaf. The hall was packed, and though Greenleaf won that match, Willie played very well launching his career in professional billiards. In 1924, at the tender age of eleven, Willie was the juvenile straight pool champion and was regularly holding trick shot exhibitions.

Between the years of 1941 and 1957, he won the BCA World Championship of pool an unmatched fifteen times. Mosconi pioneered and employed numerous trick shots, set many records, and helped to popularize the game of billiards. He still holds the officially recognized straight pool high run record of 526 consecutive balls.


10. Eliana Smith: Youngest Agony Aunt at age 7

Her local radio station gave her the job after she rang and offered advice to a woman caller who had been dumped. Elaina's tip go bowling with pals and drink a mug of milk was so good she got a weekly slot and now advises thousands of adult listeners. The littler adviser tackles problems ranging from how to dump boyfriends and how to cope with relationship breakdown to dealing with smelly brothers.

When one listener wrote to Elaina asking how to get a man, she replied: Shake your booty on the dance floor and listen to High School Musical. Another caller asked how to get her man back, Elaina told her: He's not worth the heartache. Life's too short to be upset with a boy.

Apple unveiled the iPad, The device is 0.5 inches thick and weighs just 1.5 pounds — lighter than any netbook, Jobs noted — and sports a 9.7-inch display. It also includes a 1GHz Apple-built A4 processor which includes the CPU and graphics. It’ll come in 16, 32, and 64GB sizes, and it’s got the expected connectivity: very little. There’s a 30-pin Dock connector, a speaker, a microphone, Bluetooth, 802.11n WiFi and optional 3G, as well as an accelerometer and a compass. There’s also a keyboard dock, which connects underneath in the portrait orientation, support for up to 1024×768 VGA out and 480p composite out through new dock adapter cables, and a camera attachment kit that lets you import photos from your camera over USB or directly through an SD reader.

Specifications of Apple iPad:-

-- 1GHz Apple A4 processor (custom)
-- 0.5? thick
-- 1.5 pounds
-- 9.7? Capacitive touchscreen (1024×768)
-- 16-64GB of SSD storage
-- 3G available but not in all iPads
-- $14.99 for 250MB, $29.99 for unlimited data on AT&T (no contract)
-- 3G iPads are unlocked, have GSM micro SIMs
-- Accelerometer, Compass
-- 802.11n and Bluetooth 2.1
-- Runs iPhone apps in window or pixel doubling
-- Hardware-accelerated OpenGL graphics
-- SDK out today
-- $499 for 16GB base model, $830 for all maxed out
-- Dock with hard keyboard available

Prices start at $499 for 16GB, $599 for 32GB, $699 for 64GB. Adding 3G costs $130.

Pregnancy Pact shows the teenage mom that being pregnant is not that so easy!

That’s the subject of the Lifetime movie “The Pregnancy Pact” that airs Saturday, Jan. 23 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

Inspired by a true story, the film centers on a group of teenage girls who all seem to have fallen pregnant at the same time. Online journalist Sidney Bloom (Thora Birch) investigates the spike in pregnancies, while the school nurse Camryn Manheim tries to stop more from happening by making contraception available at school. This doesn’t go over so well in the conservative community.

Check out “The Pregancy Pact” trailer.



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When is Hanuman Jayanthi in 2010? 2010 Hanuman Jayanti is on 30th March.

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March 30th: Hanuman Jayanthi will be celebrated on full moon day in the months of march - april (Chaitra Shulka Purnima). The Monkey-god is known to brahmachari god (Unmarried).

This festival is celebrated in all temples and espicially in all Hanuman temples there will be special aarti and Special abhishekam, lakcharchana..

Pravachanam and chanting of Hunuman hymns will be done in all places. Hanuman Chalisa is the most favoured chanting done in all Hanuman festivals. Though this festival is celebrated on his birthday. It is beleived that the chanting of Hnauman Chalisa will make him happy.

Hanuman was a staunch devotee of Lord Rama and is worshipped for his total devotion to the Lord. He is the symbol of devotion and strength. He has so much power that he can wield rocks, travel through air, Move Mountains, and seize clouds. He is worshipped as a deity who can ward off evil spirits and is considered to possess magical powers.

Legend of Hanuman Jayanti

Sindhoor was applied by Seetha (Sita) on her forehead and Hanuman asked her why she applied that on her forehead. He was informed that this was to ensure the long life of her husband (Rama). Hanuman on hearing this applied sindhoor all over his body praying for the immortality of his Lord.

Celebration of Hanuman Jayanti

On this auspicious day, devotees fast and worship Hanuman. They read Hanuman Chalisa and recite the name of Lord Rama. As I said before this make hanuman pleased and he blesses the devotees will all success in their life. Hanuman Idols and Pictures are cleaned up in home at the early morning of this auspicious day.


Ritual of Hanuman Jayanti

People visit the Hanuman temple and apply the sindhoor taken from the idol of Hanuman on their forehead. It is supposed to bring good luck to them. Prasadham (religious food offering) is distributed among the people. Pooja is performed and abhishekam (religious offering consisting of coconut and flowers) is done. Preparations begin very early in the morning. The pictures and idols of Hanuman are smeared with sindhoor. Bananas and sweets are offered. Prayers are held and aarti is performed. Most of the devotees keep fast, especially those who are wrestlers and body builders. Although generally fast is done by Hindu women in most festivals, in this case men mostly go on fast.

Hanuman represents strength and courage. Men worship him to imbibe his courageous qualities. He was a great devotee of Lord Rama.

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Apple Tablet is coming next week, and the new iPhone OS 4.0 too. According to the Apple contact, there are some new exciting features added to the iPhone OS 4.0.

Here the Features of new iPhone OS 4.0:-

There will be multi-touch gestures OS-wide. (Would make sense for that as the rumored OS for the iTablet is close if not the same as the iPhone)

  -A few new ways- to run applications in the background — multitasking.

Many graphical and UI changes to make navigating through the OS easier and more efficient. We haven’t had this broken down, but we can only hope for improved notifications, a refreshed homescreen, etc.

The update will supposedly be available for only the iPhone 3G and 3GS, but will “put them ahead in the smartphone market because it will make them more like full-fledged computers” more than any other phone to date. Everyone is “really excited.”

The last piece of information is the most vague, but apparently there will be some brand new syncing ability for the contacts and calendar applications.

In order to have shortcuts in home screen work, you have to disable dialing from home screen. To do this, go into your Phone options by Send Key>Menu Key>Options>General Options> and set “dial from home screen” to “no”.

* A – Contacts
* B – Browser
* C – Compose message
* D – Memo
* F – Profiles
* G – Google Talk
* H – Help
* K – Keypad lock
* L – Calendar
* M – Messages
* N – BB Messenger
* O – Options
* P – Phone
* S – Search
* T – Todo list
* U – Calculator
* V – Saved messages
* W – Carrier’s browser
* X – Windows Live Messenger

While viewing messages Keypad Shortcuts

* B – Bottom of the list
* C – Compose
* E – Delivery errors
* F – Forward highlighted message
* I – View the folder where highlighted message locates
* J – Jump to next message with same subject. After it reaches most recent message, it will loop from oldest message.
* K – Jump to previous message with same subject. After it reaches oldest message, it will loop from most recent message.
* L – Reply All highlighted message
* N – Jump to next day
* P – Jump to previous day
* R – Reply highlighted message
* S – Search
* T – Top of the list
* U – Unread messages. It starts from oldest unread message. Press U again to reach next unread message.
* V – Saved messages
* Space – Page down
* Shift + Space = Page up
* Alt+i – To view incoming messages only (Press back to view all messages)
* Alt+m – To view MMS messages only (Press back to view all messages)
* Alt+o – To view incoming messages only (Press back to view all messages)
* Alt+p – To view phone messages only (Press back to view all messages)
* Alt+s – To view SMS messages only (Press back to view all messages)
* Alt+u – Mark the message opened/unopened. It will toggle the status.
* Alt+v – To view voicemail messages only (Press back to view all messages)

While viewing calendar Keypad Shortcuts

* A – Agenda view
* C – Create a new appointment
* D – Day view
* G – Go to date …
* M – Month view
* N – Next (day, month, week, etc. depending on current view). Only works in Agenda view, Week view and Month view.
* P – Previous (day, month, week, etc. depending on current view). Only works in Agenda view, Week view and Month view.
* T – Today
* W – Week view
* Space – Next (day, month, week, etc. depending on current view). Works in all views
* Shift + Space – Previous (day, month, week, etc. depending on current view). Works in all views

While in Camera mode Keypad Shortcuts

* Up = Zoom in
* Down = Zoom out
* Space = Switch flash mode (On/Auto/Off)
* Sym = Toggle full screen mode

While in Video Camera mode Keypad Shortcuts

* Up = Zoom in
* Down = Zoom out
* Space = Switch flash mode (On/Off)

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Many people may not know what TCP/IP is nor what its effect is on the Internet. The fact is, without TCP/IP there would be no Internet. And it is because of the American military that the Internet exists.During the days of the cold war, the defense department was interested in developing a means of electronic communication which could survive an attack by being able to re-route itself around any failed section of the network.They began a research project designed to connect many different networks, and many different types of hardware from various vendors. Thus was the birth of the Internet (sorta). In reality, they were forced to connect different types of hardware from various vendors because the different branches of the military used different hardware. Some used IBM, while others used Unisys or DEC.

TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) and IP (Internet Protocol) were the protocols they developed. The first Internet was a success because it delivered a few basic services that everyone needed: file transfer, electronic mail, and remote login to name a few. A user could also use the “internet” across a very large number of client and server systems.
As with other communications protocols, TCP/IP is composed of layers. Each layer has it’s own responsibility:

IP is responsible for moving data from computer to computer. IP forwards each packet based on a four-byte destination address (the IP number). IP uses gateways to help move data from point “a” to point “b”. Early gateways were responsible for finding routes for IP to follow.

TCP is responsible for ensuring correct delivery of data from computer to computer. Because data can be lost in the network, TCP adds support to detect errors or lost data and to trigger retransmission until the data is correctly and completely received.

How TCP/IP works

Computers are first connected to their Local Area Network (LAN). TCP/IP shares the LAN with other systems such as file servers, web servers and so on. The hardware connects via a network connection that has it’s own hard coded unique address – called a MAC (Media Access Control) address. The client is either assigned an address, or requests one from a server. Once the client has an address they can communicate, via IP, to the other clients on the network. As mentioned above, IP is used to send the data, while TCP verifies that it is sent correctly.

When a client wishes to connect to another computer outside the LAN, they generally go through a computer called a Gateway (mentioned above). The gateway’s job is to find and store routes to destinations. It does this through a series of broadcast messages sent to other gateways and servers nearest to it. They in turn could broadcast for a route. This procedure continues until a computer somewhere says “Oh yeah, I know how to get there.” This information is then relayed to the first gateway that now has a route the client can use.

How does the system know the data is correct?

As mentioned above, IP is responsible for getting the data there. TCP then takes over to verify it.

Encoded in the data packets is other data that is used to verify the packet. This data (a checksum, or mathematical representation of the packet) is confirmed by TCP and a confirmation is sent back to the sender.

This process of sending, receiving and acknowledging happens for each individual packet sent over the Internet.

When the data is verified, it is reassembled on the receiving computer. If a package is not verified, the sending computer will re-send it and wait for confirmation. This way both computers – both sending and receiving – know which data is correct and which isn’t.

One nice thing about this protocol is that it doesn’t need to stick to just one route. Generally, when you are sending or receiving data it is taking multiple routes to get to its destination. This ensures data accuracy.

Just the facts:

TCP/IP addresses are based on 4 octets of 8 bits each. Each octet represents a number between 0 and 255. So an IP address looks like: 111.222.333.444.

There are 3 classes of IP addresses:

Ranges starting with “1” and ending with “126” (i.e.. 1.1.1.1 to 126.255.255.254) are Class A

Ranges starting with “128” and ending with 191 (i.e.. 128.1.1.1 to 191.255.255.254) are Class B

Ranges starting with 192 and ending with 254 (i.e.. 192.1.1.1 to 254.255.255.254) are Class C ( You will notice that there are no IP addresses starting with “127”. These are reserved addresses.)

Calculating an IP address

One of the things that always confused me was how to convert IP address to their Binary form. It is quite simple really. IP addresses use the Binary numbers (“1”s and “0”s) and are read from right to left.

Each position in the binary address corresponds to a number, from 1 to 128 and look like this:

128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1

To calculate an address, simply add the numbers where a “1” appears.

For example, the following:

00001010 works out to 10. Like this:

0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0
128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1

You can see that the “1”s line up with the 2 and 8 – when you add 2 plus 8 the answer is 10.

Since an IP address contains 4 of these octets, it can be displayed in binary like:

00001010.00001010.00001010.00001010

Therefore, IP Address 10.129.254.1 would be converted to:

00001010.10000001.11111110.00000001
(8+2) . (128+1) .(128+64+32+8+4+2).(1)


While it’s not important for the average person to know how to figure this stuff out, it is important for someone setting up a small network. That is because TCP/IP also uses what are called subnet masks to determine which addresses are valid.
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