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*****************TOP O5 FACTS OF THE DAY******************************

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Your eyes take about an hour to get accustomed to the dark, but after that they are 100,000 times as sensitive to light as they are in bright sunlight The heat output from the average adult body is enough to boil 30 litres (around 53 pints) of freezing water The human body uses 60 calories an hour just to sleep – the same as it takes to watch TV. So if you were a complete couch potato, you would need to eat only 1440 calories a day. A man born in England long ago had four eyes, arranged one pair above the other. He could close any one eye independently of the others. You have more bacteria than human cells in your body.

this pic will tell you thousands of words

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they embraced buddhism to make their life a better one check this

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From Christianity Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje – famous actor of Nigerian descent Roberto Baggio (born 1967), an Italian footballer (former Catholic) Solomon Bandaranaike (1899–1959), Sri Lankan leader who converted from Christianity. Orlando Bloom (born 1977), actor Ajahn Candasiri (born 1947), Thai Buddhist nun from Scotland. (from Christianity) Pema Chödrön (born 1936), Tibetan Buddhist nun from New York (from Catholic Christianity) Thomas William Rhys Davids (1843–1922), British scholar of the Pāli language Hugo Enomiya-Lassalle (1898–1990), religious teacher (Father Hugo Lassalle, SJ, remained a Roman Catholic and a priest, though he was also a Zen teacher.) Junius Richard Jayewardene (1906–1996), First President of Sri Lanka, and former Prime minister Steve Jobs (1955–2011) – co-founder of Apple Computer, Inc . Charles R. Johnson (born 1948), Political cartoonist, novelist, and Buddhist writer who converted at 14. (from African Methodist Episcopal Church ) Irv...

What a Sad Story ;(

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As the Sewol ship-the recently capsized south Korean Ferry - continued to sink, a high school student who was a passenger messaged 30 members of a theatre club in this text exchange obtained by South Korea's Yonhap News agency. Several other people in the conversation replied, some apparently confused by the messages about the ferry capsizing. "If I've wronged any of you, forgive me," one student writes. "Love you guys." The fate of the student is not yet known:

This almost made me cry :(

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This video is so touching;Its's about the recently capsized South Korean ferry SEWOL A MUST WATCH !

Is Mark Zuckerberg Really dead?

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It was a big Buzz that CEO of FACEBOOK has died from a car crash, but is it true? (click here- is zuckerberg reallyy dead? ) If its a Lie why would they make such a misdirection? here are the answers for all the above questions :D First of all Mark Zuckerberg is not dead and he is perfectly alive. then why did they fake the death of such a person? well this story was released by http://mark.zuckerberg.swellserver.com simply to increase their web traffic,(how clever they are!) this is how they reported it But really this website did mention that this is not true! but no one noticed and get pranked and that's how the Buzz started look at this pic :) If you scroll down you will see that there is this message telling that the above story is not authentic but a fake one

What is Aereo? A Look at the Supreme Court Case

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A major legal battle has made its way to the Supreme Court and it may affect the way you watch your favorite television shows. The case is American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. v. Aereo, Inc. , and the nation’s highest court is hearing arguments today over whether the online TV streaming service infringes on the copyrights of broadcasters. The court’s decision on this case could have major ramifications for entertainment companies and TV viewers, especially with the popularity of other streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu and Amazon. Here’s what you need to know about the case: What is Aereo? Aereo is a service that allows subscribers to stream and record TV online through a computer, smartphone or other mobile device. The service starts at $8 a month. According to the Associated Press, the Brooklyn, N.Y. startup, which is backed by billionaire media executive Barry Diller, “takes free television signals from the airwaves and sends them over the Internet to payi...