Now Gui version of Gorkhapatra quiz downloader is ready and available for download. This in alpha version at the moment, but works 90% fine.
LOK SEWA SAHAYOGI
The program is coded in python programming language and source code will be available on gethub soon..
This programming is done just for fun for those students who are learning for LokSewa Exam Nepal. Required: 64 bit/32 bit windows 7 /windows8.1 / windows 10
Do rusted iron will surely cause tetanus or it's just a possibility of getting infected by tetanus? And If rusted iron is painted, than the cut with it, will it cause tetanus?
Iron is rusted only whten air and water is mixed in iron. Irons are painted so that it won't get rusted but once it's rusted they are painted after rubbing with hard sand paper (खाक्सी) without which paint don't get attached well in iron.
Tetanus is caused by an bacteria called clostridium tetani and these micro-organism are abundant in any rusted items, So there are many chances that these organism may infect you if you are cut by rusted iron.
If Iron is painted by cleaning with hard sand paper than you may not be infected by Tetanus but for prevention purpose 1- TT-injection will be a wise act. While deep cut wound may have higher chance for Tetanus and small cut injury can be treated by dettol or savlon wash.
-- Bijay Pradhan
** Today's Beautiful Brain Tip
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------------------------------ ** Reducing sugar intake can improve our ability to learn and remember. A
London study found that the scent of vanilla suppresses cravings for
sweet foods. Placing vanilla scented patches on the back of
participants' hands, significantly reduced their appetite for sweet
foods and drinks. Try spritzing on some vanilla scented perfume, using a
vanilla air freshener or lighting a vanilla scented candle.
My Desktop Viber was automatically updated recently and when I run the viber on desktop, It was just a White Blank Screen. I uninstalled and re-installed the viber software 2,3 times but the issue was not resolved. Than i tried different method, that will tweak the registry entry. Those who are suffering from the Blank White Screen you can follow the following methods to resolve that isuue:
First download the recent Desktop Viber software mannually from here.
Now unzip ViberSetup.exe, you just download in step 1. [ I'm usinz 7zip tool to unzip compressed file]
After unziping ViberSetup.exe, you will find 3 folders inside it: $INSTDIR, $PLUGINSDIR and $[52].
Inside folder "$INSDIR" you will find two files, pack.exe and uninstall.exe.
Again unzip pack.exe file to different folder.
unzipped "pack" folder has main files to run viber without going throug installation process.
Inside pack folder run viber.exe file and enjoy Desktop viber.
Easy Steps:
After downloading Desktop Viber, opent the ViberSetup.exe with 7zip tool.
2. Open "$INSTDIR" folder.
3. Open inside "pack.exe" : Not open, click "open inside"
4. Now select all files and click extract button. Than give the location where you want to extract the file. For easy, type D:\viber\ and click ok.
5 Now go to, D:\viber\ . open viber.exe and enjoy desktop viber.
Nepal has suffered lots of
strikes days from last decade and even earlier. Mainly these strikes are made
by political parties for their own shake in the name of social welfare, for
providing good endings to country. In Nepal, Strike has been simple method to
fulfill the demand of anybody against government or even to compete with other political
parties. Strikes are very rough and violent in Nepal, leading to damage of
private as well as government property causing lots of economic loss as well as
loss of life. We see many Childs and young generation people involved in these
strike activities hampering general people lives. Again, according to Human
rights, I guess it's Child abuse. We people have suffered this situation
frequently. Yet, nobody has taken action against these types of unsocial
activities.
Today, in the morning, while
going for i walk, a thought came to me, what do Nepal police and army in the
strike? Generally controlling the crime activities in society are the main
focus of police and army, but in strike, do they really control? Today, there
is strike across whole Nepal, and I saw groups of police and army sitting in different
points and corners of society. But what exactly are they doing there? Waiting
for crime to be committed? It is strike day, and no vehicles are running and
shops are open.
It is direct and clear threat to
Nepalese police and Army from the political parties to help and support these
parties organized strikes. If a man is involved in strike, he/she should be
punished. Yes, our police officers and army do that, but why they don't try to
avoid strikes? Why they let strikes to succeed? Strike is certainly an
activity, not least than crime, that hampers lots of people of daily lives.
Again there comes Authority and Responsibility
for police and army officers. If a person of party is arrested, who takes its responsibility?
Nobody, because they again have limited authorities which are suppressed by
upper Authority, that is, same parties who are forcing for strike.
We people, Nepalese people are
waiting for our nation, and our lives to be good from these political parties
who are making us suffer. For a simple issue, strikes are held out. Why we are
not aware that we are helping for wrong people?
Recently, People of Bhairahawa
(Nepal, Rupandehi District) has initiated there first step against strikes and
many people were injured when these people collapsed with people coming for strike.
And there is a demand for including punishment rule in constitution, which is
very good for minimizing strikes.
As our police and army officers
are helping us from rescuing from the harmful activities of strike we need
total clearance of strike. And for this, a new generation group has to be
formed which will fight against the strike. Different groups from every society
has to be involved and a single large group has to be formed working secretly
underground.
** Sleeping in a side position compared to sleeping on one's back or
stomach, appears to more effectively remove brain waste and may reduce
the chances of developing Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and other
neurological diseases, according to new research at Stony Brook
University.
** Wearing high heels weakens ankle muscles, causing ankle instability
and balance problems over time. To strengthen your ankles, perform
simple heel lifts- stand barefoot and rise on to your toes repeatedly
and heal drops- stand on the edge of a stair and slowly lower your heel
over the edge. Slipping off heels while sitting helps restore the normal
resting length of the muscles and tendons around the ankles.
** Science has flip-flopped on the health benefits of coffee. But in
recent years the prevailing evidence supports the idea that coffee
intake is associated with a lower risk of Parkinson's disease and
age-related cognitive decline, as well as a potential protective effect
against Alzheimer's disease.
** Wearing high heels weakens ankle muscles, causing ankle instability
and balance problems over time. To strengthen your ankles, perform
simple heel lifts- stand barefoot and rise on to your toes repeatedly
and heal drops- stand on the edge of a stair and slowly lower your heel
over the edge. Slipping off heels while sitting helps restore the normal
resting length of the muscles and tendons around the ankles.
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Simple patch to convert trail to Full version:
Software : MediaHuman YouTube Downloader
Version : Version 3.8.1 [Updated on 2015] Tools Used: Ollydbg
Cracked By : Dipendra Shrestha
1. First install the MediaHuman Youtube Downloader from the site: http://www.mediahuman.com/
2. Now find the original location of installed youtube downloader. Run the program youtubedownloader.exe On Ollydbg Debugger.
3. Now Press CTRL + G (Goto Command) and enter 00584b32
4. Patch this addriess with Nops By Right-Click on the address(00584b32)--> Binary Edit--> Fill with Nops.
5. Save the executable file.
6. Enjoy the Youtube Videos downloading...
Note: To disable the update, Go to Settings-->preference-->General-->Check for update--> click manual check only.
This add-on adds an icon to your add-on-bar which can
restore Javascript-disabled features if clicked - or it does other
actions according to your configuration. The RightToClick add-on-bar
icon offers an enhanced mode on icon right-click (options). There is
also a tool-bar button available.
While you might think that you’re looking at a crisper, more pleasing
picture in a dim or otherwise darker environment, you’re just forcing
your eyes to work that much harder to process extreme differences in
contrast. And a similar situation happens when you set up your screen in
a location that creates a ton of glare: not only does your picture look
horrible, but all that light mucks up the quality of your picture and
forces your eyes to do a lot more refocusing to achieve better clarity.
So if you’re sitting at a computer under fluorescent lights and you aren’t at work, just stop: This kind of overhead lighting is one of the harshest environments for your eyes to deal with.
The
best setup? Plain ol’ natural light, best deployed in the form of a
window angled perpendicular to your computer screen. You might be
tempted to slap your monitor or laptop in front of a huge window to
enjoy some scenery while you work, but the brightness of your exterior
view could stress your eyes out. You could always use blinds or curtains
to limit the amount of light coming in when it’s especially bothersome,
but that kind of defeats the point of the view, doesn’t it?
When placing your screen perpendicular to your natural light source, you
want to make sure that you’re balancing ambience with glare reduction:
Angle your display so that extra light isn’t bouncing off your screen.
And take some time to play around with your PC setup; a few minutes now
will save you countless hours of agony later. Again, blinds or curtains
can be an eye-saving device if the sun is really giving you trouble
during certain hours of the day.
You’ll want to supplement this natural light (or lack thereof, as the
day turns to evening) with artificial lighting. And overhead
lighting—even incandescent—still isn’t the best option due to its
potential for glare. But you shouldn’t go to the other extreme, either.
Resist the urge to purchase the classic “spotlight” desk lamp and slap
its narrow cone of light somewhere on your desktop. Remember, you’re
also trying to avoid sharp differences in contrast.
You don’t need that much light around a monitor or laptop screen, and
what you pick needs only to supply indirect light in a general area
around your desk and display. A small lamp on a desk that creates a
pleasant diffusion of light behind your display and prevents glare is
great; a full-sized floor lamp can also work wonders, provided it
physically fits into your particular desk setup. As for bulbs, consider
those of the natural light (and low wattage) variety: If you need more
brightness, switch to higher wattages or add another light source.
Advanced Lighting
If you’re looking for a setup that looks a little bit cooler than a tiny
lamp on your desk—or if your particular desktop setup has no room for
any bulkier lighting equipment -- you might want to consider trying out
some bias lighting.
You’ve probably seen the concept before, likely on a Philips HDTV with
ambient lighting (or as Philips brands it, “Ambilight”). The gist is
simple: LED lights attached to the rear of your monitor blast the
background with colored light (desktop systems only—unless you really
want to silly up your laptop), helping to reduce glare in dimly lit
environments, to make your picture appear sharper, and to transform your
boring ol’ monitor into a glowing beacon of cool.
As Sound and Vision’s Timothy Seppala describes the benefits of bias lighting, in an interview with Ars Technica,
“It works because it provides enough ambient light in the viewing area
that your pupils don't have to dilate as far. This makes for less
eyestrain when a flashbang gets thrown your way or a bolt of lightning
streams across the screen.” Tim actually wrote a great guide to getting the most out of your HDTV for PCWorld
that includes some tips on lighting your home theater for optimal movie
watching, and you should definitely check it out if you're a serious PC
enthusiast seeking to optimize your display.
When it comes to PC building, though, the problem with bias lighting is
that few devices and software combinations exist that will allow you to
achieve the perfect setup: ambient lighting that changes to match the
colors appearing on your screen. We’ve had a lot of luck with Mad Catz’s
Cyborg Gaming Lights. They’re a bit pricey at $100, but you get two
little lighting modules that contain three LEDs (red, green, and blue)
for creating any color you’re looking at.
You just need to plug the lights into two of your system’s free USB
ports (after plugging the lights’ power adapter into the wall), stash
them behind your monitor, angle the lights up toward the wall, and fire
up a software utility. You can then pick the color that you want to live
behind your screen or set your lights to slowly rotate through a series
of colors. You can also have the lights dynamically switch their
appearance based on whatever happens to be on your screen—be it a game, a
movie, or a picture.
If you’re looking for a more inexpensive way to build bias lighting into your desktop monitor, you can always pick up Antec’s Halo 6 LED Bias Lighting Kit.
For a mere $13, you can slap a strip of six white LEDs to the rear of
your display. These lights—or a similar style that you can pick up at
your local IKEA (Ledberg or Dioder)—aren’t going to modulate to fit
whatever’s on your screen. But at least you’ll be able to reap the
benefits of bias lighting without breaking your bank account.
A bias lighting strip that you would attach to the rear of your display.
Beyond Lighting
Other tricks you can employ to reduce the harmful effects of extended
computer use on your eyeballs include installing little apps to remind
yourself to take a much-needed eye break. Chrome users can grab the
extension Gimme a Break! and Firefox fans can hit up the simple Auto Timer
extension to schedule some rest time for tired eyeballs. For every 20
minutes you spend staring at a screen, you need only to focus your eyes
on something else for 20 seconds -- that’s not so hard, is it?
The software fun doesn’t end there. Odds are good that you’re running
your display at fairly high brightness and contrast levels, as monitors
are sometimes shipped with factory-default settings that use inordinate
amounts of brightness to convince you that the picture is awesome. Not
good. You’ll want to fire up the Lagom LCD monitor test pages and use
their instructions (or our helpful guide)
to set your monitor’s settings to their correct levels. Why blast your
eyes with excessively bright light if you don’t have to?
Your monitor’s color temperature can also adversely affect your eyes after prolonged periods of staring. An app like F.Lux
(click on the Download link at the top of the site) will automatically
adjust your monitor’s temperature to match the time: Cooler lighting
during the day, mimicking the temperature of common daylight, and warmer
lighting in the evening, when “you probably shouldn't be looking at the
sun,” says F.Lux.
Finally, you can also opt for a pair of geektastic computer glasses to
help you handle your display temperature situation and reduce screen
glare—we’re speaking specifically of Gunnar Optiks’ line of Advanced Computer Eyeware (the company's term, not ours).
Gunnar Optiks claims that its glasses also help increase the moisture
within your eyes—a function commonly performed by blinking, which one
tends to do much less when focusing on
a computer screen. We can’t say whether Gunnar’s glasses turn eyeballs
into swimming pools, but we did tend to notice less eye fatigue (and
didn’t seem to have the same headaches as before) after a few marathon
computing sessions when equipped with its glasses. Their yellow tint
does take some getting used to, however!
Simple patch to convert trail to Full version:
Software : MediaHuman YouTube Downloader
Version : Version 3.7.8 [Updated on 2015 May] Tools Used: Ollydbg
Cracked By : Dipendra Shrestha
1. First install the MediaHuman Youtube Downloader from the site: http://www.mediahuman.com/
2. Now find the original location of installed youtube downloader. Run the program youtubedownloader.exe On Ollydbg Debugger.
3. Now Press CTRL + G (Goto Command) and enter 00583C02.
4. Patch this addriess with Nops By Right-Click on the address(00583C02)--> Binary Edit--> Fill with Nops.
5. Save the executable file.
6. Enjoy the Youtube Videos downloading...
Greg Gage is on a mission to make brain science accessible to all. In this fun, kind of creepy demo, the neuroscientist and TED Senior Fellow uses a simple, inexpensive DIY kit to take away the free will of an audience member. It’s not a parlor trick; it actually works. You have to see it to believe it.
International aid groups and governments have
escalated efforts to dispatch rescuers and supplies to earthquake-hit
Nepal, but severed communications and landslides in the Himalayan nation
posed formidable challenges to the relief effort.
As the death
toll passed 1,900 in Nepal the US together with several European and
Asian nations sent emergency crews to reinforce those scrambling to find
survivors in the devastated capital, Kathmandu, and rural areas cut off
by blocked roads and patchy phone networks.
"Roads have been
damaged or blocked by landslides and communication lines are down,
preventing us from reaching local Red Cross branches to get accurate
information," said Jagan Chapagain, Asia Pacific director of the
International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
(IFRC).
The IFRC said it was extremely concerned about the fate of
rural villages close to the epicentre of the quake, some 80 kilometres
from Kathmandu.
"We anticipate that there will be considerable destruction and loss of life," Mr Chapaign added.
Other
aid organisations responding to the emergency also struggled to assess
requirements across the nation, and spoke of the fearsome effects of the
quake.
"We witnessed terrible scenes of destruction, hospitals
were evacuated with patients being treated on the ground outside, homes
and buildings demolished and some roads cracked wide open," said Eleanor
Trinchera, Caritas Australia Program Coordinator for Nepal.
Although
mobile networks appeared to be being restored by mid-afternoon on
Sunday, Plan International's Mike Bruce said, coverage remained
sporadic.
"People are sleeping on the streets and cooking outside
for the most part. And we are talking about very, very poor areas of
Nepal — areas that are already suffering a great deal," Mr Bruce said.
The Australian Government said it was organising to send an Australian Crisis Response Team to Nepal as soon as possible.
It has also given $5 million in assistance to Australian NGOs, UN agencies and the Australian Red Cross.
World reaches out with sympathy, resources
US secretary of state John Kerry said the United States was working closely with the Nepal government to provide assistance.
"To the people in Nepal and the region affected by this tragedy we send our heartfelt sympathies," he said.
A
US disaster response team was en route to Nepal and an initial $US1
million in aid to address immediate needs had been authorised, the US
Agency for International Development said.
Neighbouring India
dispatched two military transport planes to help with the rescue and
relief efforts as it emerged that at least 53 people had died there from
the effects of the massive quake.
There were similar offers from around the region, including Sri Lanka, Pakistan and, further afield, Japan.
China
said it had dispatched a 62-member search and rescue team with sniffer
dogs and had started work on an emergency humanitarian aid plan, state
news agency Xinhua reported.
Chinese state media said 17 people had also been killed by the earthquake in Tibet.
Singapore's
government said its Civil Defence Force was to send a 55-man
search-and-rescue team while members of country's armed forces would
also support the relief efforts with deployment of "suitable resources".
The European Union said its humanitarian experts were heading to the crisis areas.
"The
full extent of the casualties and damage is still unknown but reports
indicate they will likely be high, both in terms of loss of life,
injuries and damage to cultural heritage," an EU statement said.
Others considering what help they could provide included Malaysia, New Zealand and South Korea.
Germany,
Britain and Spain also pledged support and assistance, with Norway
promising to provide $US3.9 million in humanitarian aid.
British
prime minister David Cameron said the earthquake was "shocking news" and
vowed his country, which swiftly sent a team of humanitarian experts to
Nepal, "will do all we can to help those caught up in it."
Israel also said it was sending an aid delegation to Nepal, including a team of paramedics and doctors.
Charity Christian Aid launched an appeal for funds and said it was working with partner agencies to reach the worst hit areas.
"It's
clear from what has emerged so far that there is an urgent need for
emergency shelters, food and clean drinking water, warm clothing
blankets and hygiene kits," said the group's regional emergency manager
Ram Kishan in a statement.
