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Bai edda Login  Account baniya aa ke tere nal he share kar lenda :pagel: .. Kidding :lol:

Whao Pataka.. Official Pj Tech Expert :happy:

Magick, Math tip    first you tell answer any question math +  question ...EXAMPL  any body till 15897last word 7 _2 any last you are _2 and when you answer 15895 ok any last - 2 and first 2 wriht  its your answer 215895and aghain he said any 84102  and you writ here  any + =9...he said 8+1=9he said 4 you writ 5
any word when you write + 9 ok its  EXAMPL plz chack it

This One dont make sense to me.. Anyone want to help?

Tip of the Day/ Month / Year:
(How to Make Money with matters of Clicks) - Loonie Magic

- If you in Canada, Sign up for web-banking from your Bank

- Ask your bank to allow the US transfer account (I forgot what they call it - Pataka Might know) - In this accound More you transfer better transfer rate you get. - Dont Let the Bank do your transfer they will Charge you money.

- Then Log in into web-bank and Change all your Canadian Dollars to US Dollars (as Loonie is at Par) - I would say Even Change ur Line of Credit or something
- Then Wait till US Dollar bounce back and Change ur Money back to Canadian.

Let say you Change to US when the Canadian Dollar is 1.05 US and When you Changed back Canadian the US dollar is 0.95 CaN.
And if you Transfer 30 K
Now each Dollar make pay you Back 10 cents ... So .1 * 30 K = 3 K

- So Just by reading this you Might make 3000 Bucks (But this is a length process, Waiting Time may be a year as US will come back to full strength in NExt april. ) and you can Get upto 30 cents for each dollar.

Currently I m playing the waiting Game. I know Canadian Going to Hit 1.05 US atleast, so not touching it .. And also cause I have to pay my fee.. :

P.S. - Be Careful: Dont Transfer the whole raw Cash, save to spend in Canadian. Last Year I made a Mistake of changing all the Cash and even my Line of Credit into US Dollar (when Loonie Hit 1.06 US) and then I didnt have any Canadian Dollar to Spend in Canada

Two Topics Merged.

More detail Here

P.S. - I dont need a Fight on God's Name, So that why i went against the decision of two senior Members. Sorry about that! 

Nah Bai ji Tu 'SatNam Waheguru' da simran karna aa teh dujje topic wich he kar la..or do you want to be the head of topic for Naam Simran as it help you concenrate more? 
I would say no one needs a Topic anyways for Naam Simran, it should be done individually without any thoughts and you mind in the word "Satnam Waheguru", (but the positive of the topic is that it act as a reminder that someone else is Chanting God's Name So should you) ..

But if still you want your own topic for Naam Simran (and believe you can't concenrate in someone's else topic while Remembering god) we will Unlock it or may be Merge both the topics so there is no Complain.

So What you want? Merge?

Suprised you just considering Look. What about Clicks and stuff? and Why you want to loose the turbo for a less amount of money

Bakki look wise First one look lot crisp. The Finish is very nice.  :happy: :happy:

Bakki Business Wise - Investing on Car is never a positive investment.. You get the car out of the Showroom It droped all its worth... and with in 10 days you like to buy something else :pagel: :

A British Columbia MP taking on CBC recently

TALK:
http://www.cbc.ca/video/#/News/ID=1474691641


Agree or Not agree?

- I agree, as most of the talk (about Khalistan) these days is decieving the Sikh Youth!!

And all the action these days about fight in a temple is making worse for Us(all those who is seeking future in a multicultural nation)

Facebook v Google for web control

Mark Zuckerberg will soon hit the ripe old age of 26. And despite his youth, he clearly possesses no fear as he sets his company's sights on trying to wrest control of the internet from the search giant Google.

Over the last 10 years, Google's efforts at being the window to the web for hundreds of millions of users across the globe has turned it into a billion dollar company and of course a verb.

Now the six-year-old social networking giant is making a bid for the crown.

At its developer conference in San Francisco called F8, Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg arrived on stage in the typical Silicon Valley dressed down uniform of jeans and a black hoodie.

He came across as pretty awkward in front of an audience of 1,500. Then again most people would.

Regardless of that he pulled no punches in setting out his stall for the foreseeable future - a major, if not dominant, role in the future of the web which he said will be all about being social and using your friends to share and connect to a better quality of information which in turn will provide users with a better web experience.

In a blogpost he said "people are increasingly discovering information not just through links to web pages but also from the people and things they care about".

During his keynote speech, Mr Zuckerberg announced a number of products to aide and abet that approach.

They included an open graph protocol which lets partner sites leverage the user's social connections to make the site more relevant to the individual and their social network.

Then there is the "Like" button to let users rate that content by simply indicating they like something and letting their friends see that selection.

Proof of the power of this tool will soon be provided given that Mr Zuckerberg said that he reckoned one billion "Likes" will be served up in 24 hours.

Justin Smith ofInside Facebook told me he saw this as a win-win for businesses and Facebook.

"This will increase engagement and also make the type of information more interesting and therefore allow Facebook to grow and other publishers to increase engagement."
Facebook's plan "is really profound for us," said Tim Westergren, founder of Pandora, an internet music streaming site that has more than 50m users, many of whom also use Facebook.

"Pandora is not all that human, there is no DJ, there is no voice in Pandora. This is going to put a face on it."
At the moment Facebook has over 400m users, but a survey by Comscore said it is hurtling towards the 500m figure at something approaching breakneck speed.

As Google focuses on making all the world's information accessible and searchable and doing it better and faster than anyone else, Facebook clearly believes friends are the best way to find the most relevant information.

"In the past the web has been defined by hyperlinks linking to static content," said Bret Taylor, head of Facebook Platform products. "We think social linking will have as big an impact on the web as hyperlinking did."

"Facebook wants to be the starting point for your world - the new e-mail inbox," Jeremiah Owyang, an internet analyst with the Altimeter Group, wrote on his blog.

"If they turn on advanced search tools, this can threaten Google.com. All this social aggregated content will yield a powerful database of what you and your friends like, the precursor to customized web experiences and social advertising."
Make no mistake this is about Facebook taking on the might of Google, Om Malik of the tech site GigaOM told me.

"The thing is Google understands data very well, it doesn't understand people. I don't think that is a problem for Facebook who understand them almost too well. The Google web is about looking for things and the Facebook web is about serendipity."
In closing his keynote comments, Mr Zuckerberg tried to tell a story about his girlfriend who is at medical school and how the students viewed their professional duty to help sick people.

The story was hard to follow but the punch-line was easy to grasp and really expressed a lofty vision for the power of the web.

"There is an old saying that when you go to heaven all your friends are there and everything is the way you want it to be. Well together, let's make a world that good," urged Mr Zuckerberg.

- This is blog from BBC by Dot.Maggie

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