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Tuesday, December 27, 2016
100 Unique Facts About Football only a handful of people who know
100 Unique Facts About Football only a handful of people who know
Maybe you all know just as an interesting exercise, crucial, and presents techniques and scored a beautiful goal. But behind it all these years there are a few facts about football that is considered unique by some people, facts are facts, among others:
1. Zidane once said that he would rather die than have to apologize to Materazzi, referring to the incident in the 2006 World Cup final where Zizou butting Materazzi chest.
2. Joe Payne 6 times played as a defender at Luton Town, before finally plotted a striker at Easter 1936. Remarkably, he animates the role and scored 10 goals in a 12-0 victory over Bristol Rovers and scored 83 goals in 72 league games.
3. At the 1998 World Cup, the Romanian national team players have color and the same haircut.
4. Nigeria has 13 times into the African Nations Cup semi-finalists, but only two times won the tournament.
5. Club ASEC Abidjan (Ivory Coast) unbeaten for 108 matches from the year 1989-1994.
6. In 1993, the referee issued a red card for a total of 20 matches Ameliano Sportivo vs General Caballero in Paraguay.
7. Klaas Jan Huntelaar formerly known as the bicycle kick while still defending Ajax Amsterdam. Surprisingly, the hallmark was missing after he moved to Real Madrid season 2008/2009.
8. Ivory Coast won the 1992 African Cup thanks to two local shaman. When their salaries are not paid well, they cursed the national team. Government pay their salaries in 2004, Ivory Coast and then enjoy their first participation in the World Cup in 2006.
9. Goalkeeper Arthur Wharton was the first black professional player. He was born in Ghana and play for a Premier League team, Rotherham United in 1889.
10. In the 1999 Champions League final, Manchester United dramatically reverse the score 0-1 to 2-1 to Bayern Munich by two goals scored late in the game. Uniquely, the second goal was scored by substitute players, namely Teddy Sheringham and Ole Gunnar Solksjaer.
11. In 1950, India withdrew from the World Cup because it was not allowed to play barefoot.
12. More than 300,000 fans and 5,000 Irish fans France joined the Facebook group supporting the holding of a rematch of the play-offs World Cup, France cons Ireland after Henrys handball which was a shame.
13. Kenny Dalglish has won everything in football. He was always successful in his career as a player and coach. As a performer, he was known as well as feeder sniper-class goalscorer. Nicknamed "Second Best Striker of All Time" it was more than enough to describe his greatness. As a coach, he was one of four coaches who took two different teams win the Premier League
14. In 1957, Charlton Athletic managed to reverse the score 1-5 of Huddersfield Town 7-6 when the game is only 30 minutes left.
15. Maradona made ??his debut in the 2010 World Cup as a coach in the game against Nigeria, the same opponent he faced while undergoing his final match in the World Cup as a player in 1994.
16. Arsenal are unbeaten in 38 league games of the season 2003/2004.
17. In 1996, George Weah paid for their own shirts and salaries of all Liberian national team players.
18. Kicking technique "Rabona" was first introduced by Pele in 1957.
19. Nigeria international player, Celestine Babayaro broke his leg while celebrating a goal in the match with Chelseas pre-season debut in 1997.
20. In 1998, referee Martin Sylvester himself by issuing a red card shortly after hitting a player.
21. The eve of the 2006 World Cup Final, none of the members of the Italian national team to sleep, except the captain Fabio Cannavaro.
22. Leganes coach Enrique Martin was sentenced to 10 matches after running to the opposing player who scored in 1999.
23. In April 2001, Archie Thompson scored 13 goals in qualifier between Australia and American Samoa, which ends 31-0 to Australia, the biggest score for the international category.
24. Only in Indonesia, the club funded by the Government and only in Indonesia anyway, regent / mayor / governor became chairman of the club.
25. World Cup 2006 Germany was the most extensive television coverage. The number of television viewers than the Olympics.
26. Algeria greatest players never wore a uniform instead of their pride. Zidane refuses Algerian national team in the 1990s, despite proudly wearing the symbol of origin on his arm.
27. German counter-England match in the World Cup 2010 is the game with the fewest violations within the period 1966-2010, the 13 violations.
28. AC Milan holds the record with a total of 58 matches played undefeated.
29. Alcides Ghiggia who scored the winner against Brazil in 1950, is the only surviving of the Uruguay national team in 1950 and became the oldest man alive who ever scored in the World Cup final.
30. Hugo Sanchez known as balls upon execution of a typical, or better known as "Bicicleta". He was said to have scored 26 goals bicicleta entire career, and he often celebrated with a somersault forward, who also became his trademark.
31. Michael Laudrup is part of the team Real Madrid 5-0 Barcelona at slaughter. Interestingly, he also included as part of the current Barcelona team slaughtered Real Madrid 5-0.
32. Henry scored 174 goals in 254 matches for Arsenal, and most of these are spectacular goal tally.
33. South Africa was the first country to host the World Cup who failed to qualify for the World Cup group phase, ie in 2010.
34. Martin Palermo who doubt many people after returning to Argentina national team actually care Maradona scored a crucial goal against Peru and Argentina to secure tickets to the 2010 World Cup.
35. Real Madrid holds the record of winning the Champions League most, which is 9 times. 5 of whom achieved El Real in a row.
36. Otto Rehhagel, Greece coach holds a Greek of the Year shortly after bringing Greece won Euro 2004. He became the first foreigner to win the title.
37. Japan only made 3 shots win over Cameroon in the group stage of the 2010 World Cup.
38. In the midst of a pretty slick performance, this time Nani turns playing with one finger broken leg. Nani was raised in the tough environment in Portugal. He was used to playing barefoot, toes Nani broke when he tried to kick the ball as a teenager.
39. Vladimir Weiss Trio coloring is always football. Vladimir senior won a silver medal at the 1964 Olympics with the national team of Czechoslovakia. His son, who served as coach of Slovakia at the 2010 World Cup, also played for Czechoslovakia at the 1990 World Cup. His grandson, also named Vladimir Weiss played for Slovakia in 2010.
40. Silvio Velo dubbed "Blind Maradona". Argentinas Men was the top scorer in the competition with visual impairments in the 2008 Olympics.
41. Majed Abdullah has international caps in the world of all time, he has defended the Saudi Arabia national team as much as 139 times.
42. Mexico is the first country to host the 2 times World Cup, namely in 1970 and 1986.
43. Rory Fallon, the former England youth national team players, then move on to the senior national team New Zealand ahead of the World Cup play-offs 2010 against Bahrain. Interestingly, he scored a goal in the game and passed the New Zealand World Cup 2010.
44. He began his career as a center forward, Jesper Christiansen and continued his career as a goalkeeper just because of a bet. As a result, she was hired by a club and maintain its position as a goalkeeper.
45. Rivalry between Barcelona and Real Madrid (El Clasico) has a long history. The heat of competition is motivated by competition both cities, namely Barcelona (Catalonia) and Madrid. Competition heats up immediately after soldiers envoy Franco (General who was then in power, and administration based in Madrid) Josep kidnapped Sunyol, leaders Barcelona and trigger civil war in the 1930s. These political tensions affected the football competition invol
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Wednesday, December 14, 2016
36 Documentaries About Hacking Internet
36 Documentaries About Hacking Internet
Watching documentaries is fun.... (at least to me)
If you like to overload your brain with information like I do, you are going to love this article!
Here is the list of documentaries about Hacking & Internet:
- How Anonymous Hackers Changed the World
This BBCs Storyville documentary follows the history of the Anonymous hacker group through interviews with members, writers, and technologists.
- Hackers Wanted
It is an unreleased American documentary film directed and written by Sam Bozzo. The film follows the hacking adventures of famous notorious ex-hacker Adrian Lamo. This film is narrated by Kevin Spacey.
- DEFCON: Worlds Largest Hacking Conference
This film contains interviews, parties and presentations -- celebrating DEFCONs 20th year (actually celebrated in 2012).
- The Hacker Wars
This documentary film is directed by Vivien Lesnik Weisma. It is all about the targeting of hacktivists and journalists by the US government.
- Hackers Are People Too
It is a 2008 documentary film directed by Ashley Schwartau. The film is a portrait of the hacking community.
- We Are Legion: The Story of the Hacktivists
This film takes the viewers inside the complex culture and history of the Anonymous hacker group.
- In Search of The Most Dangerous Town On the Internet
The film is all about a Romanian town nicknamed "Hackerville".
- TPB AFK: The Pirate Bay Away from Keyboard
This film focuses on the Sweden-based file-sharing site The Pirate Bay.
- Freedom Downtime
It is a 2001 documentary film directed by Emmanuel Goldstein under the banner of 2600 Films. This documentary tells the story of Kevin Mitnick through the interviews with relatives, friends, lawyers, and experts in the computer and civil liberties arena.
- In the Realm of the Hackers
In The Realm of the Hackers is a 2003 Australian documentary directed by Kevin Anderson. This film tells the story of two hackers named "Electron" and "Phoenix", who were members of an elite computer hacking group called The Realm and hacked into some of the most secure computer networks in the world, including the US Naval Research Laboratory, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and NASA.
- A Gift for the Hackers
A Gift for the Hackers is a documentary film that focuses on the lack of internet security. The film starts off with a question: "Increasingly devices like printers and scanners are being connected directly to the Internet. Its all very convenient, but is it safe?"
- Defeating the Hackers
This film explores the hacker community and computer security through various incidents.
- Hackers: Outlaws and Angels
This film reveals the daily battle between the Internet’s outlaws and the hackers who oppose them by warding off system attacks, training IT professionals and police officers, and watching cyberspace for signs of imminent infowar.
- Hacked: When Cyber Spies Attack
This film takes a deep look into the ever-growing problem of cyber attacks in both the civilian and government sectors.
- Web Warriors
Web Warriors is a documentary film from CBC. The film features computer hacker Michael Calce aka Mafia Boy, who shutdown Yahoo, Amazon, CNN, and Dell from his bedroom at the age of 15.
The 16x9 takes viewers into a "Hackers World" through interviews and news reports. It features the infamous hacker collective "Anonymous"--A decentralized hacker group working against the corruption and internet censorship.
- Hackers World: Anonymous Investigation
The 16x9 takes viewers into a "Hackers World" through interviews and news reports. It features the infamous hacker collective "Anonymous"--A decentralized hacker group working against the corruption and internet censorship.
- Tabloids, Tories and Telephone Hacking
Dispatches (British TV series) examines allegations that during Andy Coulsons time as editor of News of the World, phone hacking was a routine practice at the paper and carried out with his knowledge.
This film talks about the US cyber security and state-sponsored hacking attacks.
This film talks about piracy, surveillance and internet freedom.
- Cyber War
This film talks about the US cyber security and state-sponsored hacking attacks.
- Controlling the Web
This film talks about piracy, surveillance and internet freedom.
- Inside the Dark Web
Inside the Dark Web is a documentary film from BBC. The film is all about the internet surveillance.
- Empire of Secrets
This film talks about privacy and national security.
- Americas Surveillance State
Americas Surveillance State is a documentary series from PressTV. The film talks about the mass surveillance condition. United states of America has become the United states of surveillance!
Spying on the Home Front is a documentary film from PBS. The film talks about NSAs massive spying program and warrantless wiretapping.
Free the Network is a documentary film from MotherBoard. The film talks about the Occupy Wall Street, hacktivism, and the hackers trying to build a distributed network for the Occupy movement.
- Zero Days
Zero Days is a documentary film produced by VPRO. The film talks about cyber security and online black markets. Zero Days paints a frightening portrait of a cyber world that is growing far too large and expanding too rapidly to contain.
- Spying on the Home Front
Spying on the Home Front is a documentary film from PBS. The film talks about NSAs massive spying program and warrantless wiretapping.
- Naked Citizens
Naked Citizens is a documentary film that shows how online and CCTV surveillance data is being used to arrest "terror suspects".
- Free the Network - Hackers Take Back the Web
Free the Network is a documentary film from MotherBoard. The film talks about the Occupy Wall Street, hacktivism, and the hackers trying to build a distributed network for the Occupy movement.
- Can Hackers Be Heroes?
Can Hackers Be Heroes is a short documentary film from PBS Digital Studio. Looking beyond the media hype and scare tactics, it is clear that "hacking" is a term whose meaning should be up for debate, and that some hackers could in fact be heroes and not just villains.
- The Bitcoin Gospel
The Bitcoin Gospel is a documentary film that talks about the power of Bitcoin in todays world. When the financial world collapsed in 2008, a mysterious genius under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto presented the architecture for the perfect, bankless currency. Bitcoins can’t be forged, and can be transferred worldwide with one click of a button, without transaction costs.
- Science of Surveillance
The Science of Surveillance is a documentary film that takes viewers into the disturbing world of surveillance technology and scans the latest and future technologies used to even spy on the private lives of citizens.
- Web of Hate
This film talks about the cyber bullying and the importance of staying safe online.
The Virtual Revolution is a documentary film that talks about the World Wide Web through the interviews of technology experts.
- Mark Zuckerberg: Inside Facebook
In just 10 years, Mark Zuckerberg has gone from his Harvard college dorm to running a business with 1.19 billion users, and a possible value of $200 billion.
His idea to make the world more open and connected has sparked a revolution in communication, and now looks set to have a huge impact on business too.
Inside The Mind of Google is a documentary film that tells the story of the biggest search engine "Google". This is a fascinating story of how two grad students, in barely a decade, took a one-time research project and turned it into a global technology powerhouse -- changing the way we interact with information, the Internet, and each other.
- Inside The Mind of Google
Inside The Mind of Google is a documentary film that tells the story of the biggest search engine "Google". This is a fascinating story of how two grad students, in barely a decade, took a one-time research project and turned it into a global technology powerhouse -- changing the way we interact with information, the Internet, and each other.
- The Virtual Revolution
The Virtual Revolution is a documentary film that talks about the World Wide Web through the interviews of technology experts.
- The Internet’s Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz
The Internet’s Own Boy follows the story of programming prodigy and information activist Aaron Swartz. From Swartzs help in the development of the basic internet protocol RSS to his co-founding of Reddit, his fingerprints are all over the internet. But it was Swartzs groundbreaking work in social justice and political organizing combined with his aggressive approach to information access that ensnared him in a two-year legal nightmare.
It was a battle that ended with the taking of his own life at the age of 26. Aarons story touched a nerve with people far beyond the online communities in which he was a celebrity. This film is a personal story about what we lose when we are tone deaf about technology and its relationship to our civil liberties.
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It was a battle that ended with the taking of his own life at the age of 26. Aarons story touched a nerve with people far beyond the online communities in which he was a celebrity. This film is a personal story about what we lose when we are tone deaf about technology and its relationship to our civil liberties.
- Wikileaks: Secrets and Lies
This is a well made documentary about the origins of Wikileaks and the steps they take to release info to the masses.
Revolution OS is a documentary film that tells the inside story of the hackers who rebelled against Microsoft and created GNU/Linux and the Open Source movement.
Thats it. I hope you liked the list. If you did, share this article....- Revolution OS
Revolution OS is a documentary film that tells the inside story of the hackers who rebelled against Microsoft and created GNU/Linux and the Open Source movement.
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Tuesday, December 6, 2016
10 Unique Facts About Physics
10 Unique Facts About Physics
People who think science boring, they are wrong. Here are 10 facts that is why science is not boring even quite unique. According to the author of We Need to Talk About Kevin, Marcus Crown, the following 10 unique facts about physics:
1. If the sun is made of bananas.
Hot sun because extraordinary weight, about billions and billions of tons and make it into the core of the colossal pressure. Pressure raises the temperature of the large. If the sun is made of bananas, it would weigh billions of tons and have the same effect with the sun.
2. All material making the human race could fit in the box of sugar.
99.9999999999999999% atom is empty space. If all the atoms are forced together and eliminate the spaces in between like a box of sugar, then its mass is about 10 times the mass of human life. This is similar happened in neutron stars, supernova relic super-dense mass.
3. Events in the future can influence events in the past.
Strangeness of the quantum world is documented. But its increasingly bizarre oddities. According to the experimental physicist John Wheeler and other researchers in 2007, the present particle changes the particle can change the past.
4. Most of the universe disappears
There may be more than 100 billion galaxies in the cosmos. Each galaxy has 10 million stars. Our sun has billions and billions of tons of weight. This material is visible matter in the universe.
Another material called dark matter. This material still needs explanation and it seems this is an expansion of the material universe.
5. Object can move faster than light.
The speed of light is constant in a vacuum is 300 thousand km / sec, and the light does not always pass through a vacuum. In water, the photon moves a third of the initial velocity. In nuclear reactors, some particles are forced to move in high speed even faster than light.
6. There is an infinite amount of time writing and reading
According to the current standard model of cosmology, the universe can be calculated amount was boundless as the scum. However, a limited number of possible history for the number of events occurred is also limited.
7. Black holes are not black
The black hole is very dark, but not black. They shine and give a little light spectrum, including the visible light.
8. Fundamental explanation of the universe does not include the past, present or future
According to the theory of relativity, there is no such thing as the present or the future or the past. Time frame is very relative. Our time together because we are moving at the same speed. If we move at different speeds, we will find that we are aging faster.
9. Particles can affect the other side of the universe in an instant
When an electron meets antimatter twin, both will be destroyed in a flash of energy and two photons will fly from the blast.
The twin will start spinning in the opposite direction, and instantly a twin on the other side of the universe also rotates.
10. The faster moving, more severe
If you run fast, your weight will increase. Not permanent, but the moment will add a little weight. According to the theory of relativity, mass and energy are the same. The more energy expended, the heavier mass.
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Wednesday, November 9, 2016
14 Things I hate About the New iPhone SE
14 Things I hate About the New iPhone SE
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Tuesday, October 25, 2016
10 LITTLE KNOWN TIPS AND TRICK ABOUT WHATSAPP
10 LITTLE KNOWN TIPS AND TRICK ABOUT WHATSAPP
You don’t need to be especially tech-savvy in order to use WhatsApp, but a bit of curiosity goes a long way. More so when it comes to discovering some pretty neat tricks that not everybody else knows. If what you’re looking for relatively hidden features that are active within the app, or if what you want are other apps that can add new functions, here are tons of tips that you can use to hack your WhatsApp to make it even better. Below are some little known tips, tricks and hacks about Whatsapp.
Chat bubbles and free texting from your Desktop
Although Messenger and Hangouts have long since allowed for these kinds of shenanigans, WhatsApp just isn’t on board with alternative notification clients–yet. However, DashDow and Notifly are two apps that externally allow for chat bubbles on WhatsApp. They also cover the option of responding to your texts right from your desktop through a handy dandy emerging window.
Dashdow What App
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v2.554.84MB
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WhatsApp on Windows
Although somewhat on the later side of the spectrum of official feature releases, this messaging tool recently allowed users to access their chat client from their Windows browsers. From there, based on this web client there have also been new releases of an independent desktop client for Windows. In both cases, you’ll need to pair your device with this app via QR code provided by the app itself. In the post above, you’ll get all the nitty-gritty details on how to go about doing so.
Update to the WhatsApp beta before anybody else
The official chat client is constantly being updated, although in many cases these newer versions aren’t really worth the hype due to the fact that they include barely noticeable micro-improvements. But, if you want to keep up to speed on the newest WhatsApp updates, this app WhatsApp Beta Updater will notify you every time there’s something new available, it’ll also download the APK file through the official servers.
Whatsapp Beta Updater
By Javier S.
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Star your favorite texts to save them for later
Using tags is more than an already widely spread option on other messaging services like Telegram. Although WhatsApp isn’t too far off, features like the option to star your favorite messages make for a good way to file and store all your friend’s musings in order to savor in posterity. In order to tag them, all you need to do is tap and hold down on a text and then click on the little star button that appears. You’ll have them on hand at any time in your ‘favorites’ section through your main menu in the upper right corner of your screen. It’s that icon with the three vertical dots.
You can use two accounts at the same time
It’s not imposible to use two different accounts on the same device, although you will need two different phone numbers, one for each. Parallel Spaces is an app that lets you clone an already installed app on your phone in order to have two exact and independent copies for the same app and run them simultaneously. That way, you’ll be able to log into both apps with different accounts, thereby avoiding the hassle involved with having to switch back and forth on the same app. This practice is widespread for a ton of different apps of which WhatsApp is one–of course. We’ve got all the details on how to go through this step-by-step in the link below.
Parallel Space
By Parallel Space
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Send messages from Google Now
Google’s voice assistant is getting smarter and smarter. Proof of this fact is how easily it identifies the order of each message. If you tell it “Send a text on WhatsApp to Antonio Rodriguez,” it’ll ask you straight away what kind of content you want to send, and offer you the choice of typing or talking it in.
Save data on voice calls
In-app voice calls are the promised salvation for more than a few of us who have limited calls allowed on our phone plans, and who need to keep your phone bill in check. Even so, it’s still possible to improve this already great option by lowering the amount of data used when making calls. Doing so is easy enough, just click on Adjustments > Chat and Calls > Lower Data Usage. That’s it. Your WhatsApp account will now user a lower amount of data by reducing the quality of the audio file you send and receive. This is a decent exchange, though, especially if you’re making a lot of voice calls and need to keep an eye on your data expenses.
How to make back up copies of your photos
This is a major feature that everybody should activate. WhatsApps allows you the option to create periodic backups of all the multimedia files you receive as well as any of your chats by recording them onto your Google Drive account. Activating is relatively simple, provided that you have an active Google Drive account. If you do, just go straight to the panel within WhatsApp called Settings > Chats > Chat Backup and type in your Google Drive account info. From there just quickly tick how often you want a backup to be saved and you’re good to go.
Restore erased chats
Even if you make remote backups, WhatsApp also locally stores the last seven copies of your chat history on your device in the folder called /WhatsApp/Databases. Below, we explained how to modify these file names in order to revert your conversations to one its earlier versions.
You can mute individual contacts
If someone’s really getting on your nerves, and you just don’t want to see their messages anymore. Muting them is easy enough, that way you wouldn’t receive their texts anymore. All you have to do is click on the Mute option within your notifications panel. If ignoring them on WhatsApp still isn’t enough, you can always choose to wipe out their number completely by blocking them using these external tools.
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