Rare Events (Interesting Facts of 2011 Calendar)

Money bags
This year, July has 5 Fridays, 5 Saturdays and 5 Sundays. This happens once every 823 years. This is called money bags. So, forward this to your friends and money will arrive within 4 days. Based on Chinese Feng Shui. The one who does not forward.....will be without money.

Kinda interesting - read on!!!

This year we're going to experience four unusual dates.

1/1/11, 1/11/11, 11/1/11, 11/11/11 and that's not all...

Take the last two digits of the year in which you were born - now add the age you will be this year,

The results will be 111 for everyone in whole world. This is the year of the Money!!!

The proverb goes that if you send this to eight good friends money will appear in next four days as it is explained in Chinese FENGSHUI.

Valentines day Dates

Valentines day, the holiday of arrows, hearts and roses is celebrated on the following dates among friends and romantic partners:

2010 - Sunday, February 14th

2011 - Monday, February 14th

2012 - Tuesday, February 14th

2013 - Thursday, February 14th

Mother's day Dates

Mother's day, the day to celebrate mother is observed on the following dates:


2009 - Sunday, May 10th

2010 - Sunday, May 9th

2011 - Sunday, May 8th

2012 - Sunday, May 13th

2013 - Sunday, May 12th

Father's day Dates

Father's Day






Father's day is the day to celebrate father is observed on the following dates:

2009 - Sunday, June 21st

2010 - Sunday, June 20th

2011 - Sunday, June 19th

2012 - Sunday, June 17th

2013 - Sunday, June 16th

Father's Day

Father's Day in Afghanistan - 20-June-2010 - Third Sunday of June


Father's Day in Andorra (Dia del Pare) - 19-March-2011

Father's Day in Antigua and Barbuda - 19-June-2011 - Third Sunday of June

Father's Day in Antwerp (Belgium) - 19-March-2011

Father's Day in Argentina - 17-June-2012 - Third Sunday of June

Computer Bytes - How To Set Parental Controls With Internet Explorer

 

Good day Dear Brothers and Sisters,Its Wednesday, June 8th 2011 Title: How To Set Parental Controls With Internet ExplorerAuthor: Jennifer Martin Word Count: 691 URL: http://www.isnare. com/?aid= 255346&ca= Family+Concerns Author Contact: http://www.isnare. com/eta.php? aid=255346 ============ ====== ARTICLE START ============ ===== Are you the parent of a child or a teen who uses the internet? If you are, there is a good chance that you use Internet Explorer for your browser, as it comes standard on most computers. The good news is that if you are using Internet Explorer, which has the blue colored e icon, it is easy for you to set parental controls. These parental controls can block your child from viewing dangerous content online.

Top 10 of Everthing ( Info )

Interesting Facts About Queen Cleopatra

 

1) Cleopatra's full name was Cleopatra VII Thea Philopator.

2) Cleopatra was born in 69 BC, to Ptolemy XII and his wife, Cleopatra V of Egypt.

3) She became the Pharaoh of the Ptolemaic Dynasty after succeeded Ptolemy XII Neos Dionysos (Auletes).
She reigned for 21 years, from 51 BC to 30 BC.

4) Cleopatra died in 30 BC, when she was only 39 years old.
She committed suicide and used an asp (an Egyptian cobra snake) for the purpose.

5) Cleopatra VII was the last Queen and the last Pharaoh of Egypt.
Following her death, Egypt became a Roman province.

6) Cleopatra had four children, namely Caesarion aka Ptolemy Caesar (son of Julius Caesar) and Alexander Helios,
Cleopatra Selene II and Ptolemy Philadelphus (children of Mark Antony).

7) Whether she was physically beautiful is subject to debate.
Coins of the time depict a woman with a hooked nose and masculine features.

8) Cleopatra was a very intelligent woman, with oodles of charisma and amazing powers of persuasion.

9) Cleopatra was not an Egyptian. Rather, she was a Macedonian Greek who descended from Ptolemy I,
a Greek general of Alexander the Great.
Ptolemy I became the king of Egypt following the death of Alexander.

10) In the entire 300-year old Ptolemaic dynasty, Cleopatra was the only Pharaoh who could speak Egyptian.
Infact, she was the master of nine languages in toto.

11) Cleopatra was one of the seven women named Cleopatra in the dynasty.
This is why she was officially known as Cleopatra VII.

12) Cleopatra was the mistress, and probably the wife, of Julius Caesar.
She was married to Mark Antony, apart from a few of her own brothers.

13) After the death of Caesar, she and Mark Antony fell in love and got married.

14) She had a eunuch friend named Mardian whom she befriended when she was a little girl.
Mardian learnt to read and write at her palace and they both remained friends for a lifetime.

15) Mark Antony committed suicide on the battlefield after being misinformed about the death of Cleopatra

16) Shattered after hearing the news of the death of Mark Antony,
she committed suicide by making an asp, an Egyptian cobra,
bite her in the breast. One of the most famous love stories (Antony and Cleopatra),
thus ended tragically. She was then only 39

17) She believed she was the daughter of Egyptian goddess Isis
and the bite of an asp would take her to the gods

18) She had three sisters; two older and one younger.
The eldest was named after her mother Cleopatra V Tryphaena, which means pleasure seeker.
Hence, there were two Cleopatras in the family. They were distinguished by their middle names

19) She married her 12 year old brother Ptolemy XIII, when she was 18.
They ruled together for 4 years before he was drowned.

Abbreviations v use

 

GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) ********* FM (Frequency Modulation) ********* AM (Amplitude Modulation) *********  IP (Internet Protocol) ********* TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol and Internet Protocol) ********* ISP (Internet Service Provider) ********* VHF (Very High Frequency) ********* UHF (Ultra High Frequency) ********* LCD (Liquid-Crystal Display) ********* MPEG (Moving Pictures Experts Group) ********* MP3 (MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3) ********* RAM (Random Access Memory) ********* WAN (Wide Area Network) ********* LAN (Local Area Network) ********* 3D (3 Dimensional) ********* 3G (3rd Generation) ********* CD (Compact Disc) ********* DVD (Digital Versatile/Video Disc) ********* DVDR (Recordable DVD) ********* DVDW (Rewriteable DVD) *********

Introduction to Top 10 Things That Women Invented

Many women have experienced that magical light bulb moment of inspiration. At the end of the 20th century, only 10 percent of all patents were awarded to female inventors [source: Bedi]. When you compile a list of the most famous inventions of the past few centuries, few women will show up as the creators of those items. It's not that women lack ingenuity or a creative spirit, though; it's just that women have faced many hurdles in receiving credit for their ideas. Take the case of Sybilla Masters, a woman who lived in the American colonies. After observing Native American women, she came up with a new way to turn corn into cornmeal. She went to England to obtain a patent for her work, but laws at the time stipulated that women couldn't own property, which included intellectual property like a patent. Such property was considered to be owned by the woman's father or husband. In 1715, a patent for Sybilla Masters' product was issued, but the name on the document is that of her husband, Thomas.

Such property laws prevented many women from acquiring patents for inventions several centuries ago. Women were also less likely to receive a technical education that would help them turn an ingenious idea into an actual product. Many women faced prejudice and ridicule when they sought help from men in actualizing their idea. And some women came up with ideas that would improve life in their households, only to see their inventions treated with scorn for being too domestic and thus unworthy of praise.

Mary Kies was the first American woman to earn a patent in her own name. In 1809, she developed a way of weaving straw into hats that was an economic boon for New England. By receiving that piece of paper with her name on it, Kies led the way for other female inventors to take credit for their ideas. In this article, we'll salute 10 things invented by women.

Cricket Schedule of ICC World Cup 2011

Cricket Schedule of ICC World Cup 2011


Date Local GMT PST Match Details Venue

Feb 19, 2011 14:30 08:30 13:30 Group B : Bangladesh vs India, 1st ODI - Mirpur

Feb 20, 2011 09:30 04:00 09:00 Group A : New Zealand vs Kenya, 2nd ODI - Chennai

Feb 20, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group A : Sri Lanka vs Canada, 3rd ODI - Hambantota

Feb 21, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group A : Australia vs Zimbabwe, 4th ODI - Ahmedabad

Feb 22, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group B : England vs Netherlands, 5th ODI - Nagpur

Feb 23, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group A : Pakistan vs Kenya, 6th ODI - Hambantota

Feb 24, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group B : South Africa vs West Indies, 7th ODI - Delhi

Feb 25, 2011 09:30 04:00 09:00 Group A : Australia vs New Zealand, 8th ODI - Nagpur

Feb 25, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group B : Bangladesh vs Ireland, 9th ODI - Mirpur

Feb 26, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group A : Pakistan vs Sri Lanka, 10th ODI - Colombo

Feb 27, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group B : India vs England, 11th ODI - Bangalore

Feb 28, 2011 09:30 04:00 09:00 Group A : Canada vs Zimbabwe, 12th ODI - Nagpur

Feb 28, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group B : West Indies vs Netherlands, 13th ODI - Delhi

Mar 1, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group A : Sri Lanka vs Kenya, 14th ODI - Colombo

Mar 2, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group B : England vs Ireland, 15th ODI - Bangalore

Mar 3, 2011 09:30 04:00 09:00 Group B : South Africa vs Netherlands, 16th ODI - Mohali

Mar 3, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group A : Pakistan vs Canada, 17th ODI - Colombo

Mar 4, 2011 09:30 04:00 09:00 Group A : New Zealand vs Zimbabwe, 18th ODI - Ahmedabad

Mar 4, 2011 14:30 08:30 13:30 Group B : Bangladesh vs West Indies, 19th ODI - Mirpur

Mar 5, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group A : Australia vs Sri Lanka, 20th ODI - Colombo

Mar 6, 2011 09:30 04:00 09:00 Group B : South Africa vs England, 21st ODI - Chennai

Mar 6, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group B : India vs Ireland, 22nd ODI - Bangalore

Mar 7, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group A : Canada vs Kenya, 23rd ODI - Delhi

Mar 8, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group A : Pakistan vs New Zealand, 24th ODI - Kandy

Mar 9, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group B : India vs Netherlands, 25th ODI Delhi

Mar 10, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group A : Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe, 26th ODI Kandy

Mar 11, 2011 09:30 04:00 09:00 Group B : West Indies vs Ireland, 27th ODI Mohali

Mar 11, 2011 14:30 08:30 13:30 Group B : Bangladesh vs England, 28th ODI Chittagong

Mar 12, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group B : India vs South Africa, 29th ODI Nagpur

Mar 13, 2011 09:30 04:00 09:00 Group A : New Zealand vs Canada, 30th ODI Mumbai

Mar 13, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group A : Australia vs Kenya, 31st ODI Bangalore

Mar 14, 2011 09:30 03:30 08:30 Group B : Bangladesh vs Netherlands, 32nd ODI Chittagong

Mar 14, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group A : Pakistan vs Zimbabwe, 33rd ODI Kandy

Mar 15, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group B : South Africa vs Ireland, 34th ODI Kolkata

Mar 16, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group A : Australia vs Canada, 35th ODI Bangalore

Mar 17, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group B : England vs West Indies, 36th ODI Chennai

Mar 18, 2011 09:30 04:00 09:00 Group A : Ireland vs Netherlands, 37th ODI Kolkata

Mar 18, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group A : Sri Lanka vs New Zealand, 38th ODI Mumbai

Mar 19, 2011 09:30 03:30 08:30 Group B : Bangladesh vs South Africa, 39th ODI Mirpur

Mar 19, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group A : Pakistan vs Australia, 40th ODI Colombo

Mar 20, 2011 09:30 04:00 09:00 Group A : Zimbabwe vs Kenya, 41st ODI Kolkata

Mar 20, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 Group B : India vs West Indies, 42nd ODI Chennai

Mar 23, 2011 14:30 08:30 13:30 TBC vs TBC, 1st Quarter Final ODI Mirpur

Mar 24, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 TBC vs TBC, 2nd Quarter Final ODI Ahmedabad

Mar 25, 2011 14:30 08:30 13:30 TBC vs TBC, 3rd Quarter Final ODI Mirpur

Mar 26, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 TBC vs TBC, 4th Quarter Final ODI Colombo

Mar 29, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 TBC vs TBC, 1st Semi Final ODI Colombo

Mar 30, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 TBC vs TBC, 2nd Semi Final ODI Mohali

Apr 2, 2011 14:30 09:00 14:00 TBC vs TBC, The Final ODI Mumbai

List of Mobile Country Codes

National codes

Code (MCC)	ISO 3166-1	Country
412	AF	Afghanistan
276	AL	Albania
603	DZ	Algeria
544	AS	American Samoa (US)
213	AD	Andorra
631	AO	Angola
365	AI	Anguilla
344	AG	Antigua and Barbuda
722	AR	Argentine Republic
283	AM	Armenia
363	AW	Aruba (Netherlands)
505	AU	Australia
232	AT	Austria
400	AZ	Azerbaijani Republic
364	BS	Bahamas
426	BH	Bahrain
470	BD	Bangladesh
342	BB	Barbados
257	BY	Belarus
206	BE	Belgium
702	BZ	Belize
616	BJ	Benin
350	BM	Bermuda (UK)
402	BT	Bhutan
736	BO	Bolivia
218	BA	Bosnia and Herzegovina
652	BW	Botswana
724	BR	Brazil
348	VG	British Virgin Islands (UK)
528	BN	Brunei Darussalam
284	BG	Bulgaria
613	BF	Burkina Faso
642	BI	Burundi
456	KH	Cambodia
624	CM	Cameroon
302	CA	Canada
625	CV	Cape Verde
346	KY	Cayman Islands (UK)
623	CF	Central African Republic
622	TD	Chad
730	CL	Chile
460	CN	China
461	CN	China
732	CO	Colombia
654	KM	Comoros
629	CG	Republic of the Congo
548	CK	Cook Islands (NZ)
712	CR	Costa Rica
612	CI	Côte d'Ivoire
219	HR	Croatia
368	CU	Cuba
280	CY	Cyprus
230	CZ	Czech Republic
630	CD	Democratic Republic of the Congo
238	DK	Denmark
638	DJ	Djibouti
366	DM	Dominica
370	DO	Dominican Republic
514	TL	East Timor
740	EC	Ecuador
602	EG	Egypt
706	SV	El Salvador
627	GQ	Equatorial Guinea
657	ER	Eritrea
248	EE	Estonia
636	ET	Ethiopia
750	FK	Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
288	FO	Faroe Islands (Denmark)
542	FJ	Fiji
244	FI	Finland
208	FR	France
742	GF	French Guiana (France)
547	PF	French Polynesia (France)
628	GA	Gabonese Republic
607	GM	Gambia
282	GE	Georgia
262	DE	Germany
620	GH	Ghana
266	GI	Gibraltar (UK)
202	GR	Greece
290	GL	Greenland (Denmark)
352	GD	Grenada
340	GP	Guadeloupe (France)
535	GU	Guam (US)
704	GT	Guatemala
611	GN	Guinea
632	GW	Guinea-Bissau
738	GY	Guyana
372	HT	Haiti
708	HN	Honduras
454	HK	Hong Kong (PRC)
216	HU	Hungary
274	IS	Iceland
404	IN	India
405	IN	India
406	IN	India
510	ID	Indonesia
432	IR	Iran
418	IQ	Iraq
272	IE	Ireland
425	IL	Israel
222	IT	Italy
338	JM	Jamaica
441	JP	Japan
440	JP	Japan
416	JO	Jordan
401	KZ	Kazakhstan
639	KE	Kenya
545	KI	Kiribati
467	KP	Korea, North
450	KR	Korea, South
419	KW	Kuwait
437	KG	Kyrgyz Republic
457	LA	Laos
247	LV	Latvia
415	LB	Lebanon
651	LS	Lesotho
618	LR	Liberia
606	LY	Libya
295	LI	Liechtenstein
246	LT	Lithuania
270	LU	Luxembourg
455	MO	Macau (PRC)
294	MK	Republic of Macedonia
646	MG	Madagascar
650	MW	Malawi
502	MY	Malaysia
472	MV	Maldives
610	ML	Mali
278	MT	Malta
551	MH	Marshall Islands
340	MQ	Martinique (France)
609	MR	Mauritania
617	MU	Mauritius
334	MX	Mexico
550	FM	Federated States of Micronesia
259	MD	Moldova
212	MC	Monaco
428	MN	Mongolia
297	ME	Montenegro (Republic of)
354	MS	Montserrat (UK)
604	MA	Morocco
643	MZ	Mozambique
414	MM	Myanmar
649	NA	Namibia
536	NR	Nauru
429	NP	Nepal
204	NL	Netherlands
362	AN	Netherlands Antilles (Netherlands)
546	NC	New Caledonia (France)
530	NZ	New Zealand
710	NI	Nicaragua
614	NE	Niger
621	NG	Nigeria
534	MP	Northern Mariana Islands (US)
242	NO	Norway
422	OM	Oman
410	PK	Pakistan
552	PW	Palau
423	PS	Palestine
714	PA	Panama
537	PG	Papua New Guinea
744	PY	Paraguay
716	PE	Perú
515	PH	Philippines
260	PL	Poland
268	PT	Portugal
330	PR	Puerto Rico (US)
427	QA	Qatar
647	RE	Réunion (France)
226	RO	Romania
250	RU	Russian Federation
635	RW	Rwandese Republic
356	KN	Saint Kitts and Nevis
358	LC	Saint Lucia
308	PM	Saint Pierre and Miquelon (France)
360	VC	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
549	WS	Samoa
292	SM	San Marino
626	ST	São Tomé and Príncipe
420	SA	Saudi Arabia
608	SN	Senegal
220	RS	Serbia (Republic of)
633	SC	Seychelles
619	SL	Sierra Leone
525	SG	Singapore
231	SK	Slovakia
293	SI	Slovenia
540	SB	Solomon Islands
637	SO	Somalia
655	ZA	South Africa
214	ES	Spain
413	LK	Sri Lanka
634	SD	Sudan
746	SR	Suriname
653	SZ	Swaziland
240	SE	Sweden
228	CH	Switzerland
417	SY	Syria
466	TW	Taiwan
436	TJ	Tajikistan
640	TZ	Tanzania
520	TH	Thailand
615	TG	Togolese Republic
539	TO	Tonga
374	TT	Trinidad and Tobago
605	TN	Tunisia
286	TR	Turkey
438	TM	Turkmenistan
376	TC	Turks and Caicos Islands (UK)
641	UG	Uganda
255	UA	Ukraine
424	AE	United Arab Emirates
430	AE	United Arab Emirates (Abu Dhabi)
431	AE	United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
235	GB	United Kingdom
234	GB	United Kingdom
310	US	United States of America
311	US	United States of America
312	US	United States of America
313	US	United States of America
314	US	United States of America
315	US	United States of America
316	US	United States of America
332	VI	United States Virgin Islands (US)
748	UY	Uruguay
434	UZ	Uzbekistan
541	VU	Vanuatu
225	VA	Vatican City State
734	VE	Venezuela
452	VN	Viet Nam
543	WF	Wallis and Futuna (France)
421	YE	Yemen
645	ZM	Zambia
648	ZW	Zimbabwe

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