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Bohemia- zamana jali lyrics

Here's the poetry (lyrics) for #ZamanaJali first Music Video from the album Skull And Bones. Chorus aj kal zamana jali, zamana jali aj kal zamana jali aj kal de log jali, zamana jali mattam te sog jali, zamana jali aj kal umeed jali, zamana jali aj kal di preet jali, zamana jali Verse 1 Par asli aje vi main jiven nasli jeri mere chi shae per bus nai mainu mere te main ve duniya chi dass nai bus eko hi main mere piche piche zamana jali jinnu dil ton duva do oh dae gali jinnu andhere chon kad ke roshni dhikhao ohi andhera dhikhae thuanu jadon odi bari jinnu tijori dikhao ohi kare khali jeda phol tore bagh chon oh hi bane mali par raja sadaah befikar main kadi dil chi duniya da rakheya nai dar ae duniya dohr baddalde kardi nai dair her shair de hak chi saddah randi nai savair aj raaj karain kal jiven ani nai vari aj kal vairi asli zamana jali Verse 2 aj kal de vairyan ton daran main vi vairy sadkan te nai o tech savvy excess chi mondy twenty four seven gal ...

Poor in maths? Blame it on your parents.

Parents who excel at maths may give birth to children who are also good at the subject, a study by researchers at University of Pittsburgh in the US shows. The study explored inter-generational transmission- the concept of parental influence on an offspring's behaviour or psychology- in mathematics capabilities. "our findings suggest an intuitive sense for numbers has been passed down- knowingly or unknowingly- from parent to child. Meaning, essentially, the maths skill of parents tend to 'rub off' on their children,'' said lead researcher Melissa E Libertus, an assistant professor at the university's learning R&D centre. Researchers found that the performance levels for early school-aged children on standardised mathematics tests could be reliably predicted by their parent's performance on similar examinations. that means my child is gonna be super intelligent in mathematics :)   

Should you charge your phone overnight or not?

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Chances are, you plug in your phone before you go to bed at night, thinking it’s best to greet the morning with a fully charged device.  Is this a good idea? That depends. Here’s the thing. Many people don’t expect to keep their phones for much longer than two years. For the most part, experts say, those people are not going to notice much damage to their phones batteries before they start hankering for a new device. If that sounds like you, feel free to charge every night, and as often as you like in between. But frequent charging takes a toll on the lithium- ion batteries in our phones. And it’s not because they can be over – charged, said Edo Campos, a spokesman for Anker, which produces phone chargers. “Smart phones are, in fact, smart,” Campos said. “They know when to stop charging.” Android phones and iPhones are equipped with chips that protect them from absorbing excess electrical current once they are fully charged. So in theory, any damage from chargin...

a homemade radio that can unlock Volkswagen,Audi and other big brand cars.

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Many of the Volkswagen cars sold since 1995 can easily be unlocked by hackers, according to a team of researchers. A large number of the 100 million cars sold in the last 20 years by Volkswagen - also including the Audi, Seat and Skoda brands- can be unlocked using just a homemade radio that costs about 30 pound sterling. The cheap equipment allows hackers to listen in on the signals sent by the keys to their cars. Those signals can then be replicated using the same equipment. Volkswagen has said that it is aware of the problem and is working with the researchers who found it. The issues are described by researchers from the university of Birmingham and German security company Kasper & Oswald. Their paper lays out two separate ways of doing the attack which would compromise the locking systems on VW cars. The researchers say that once they worked to clone the digital keys, they could reverse-engineer the systems used in the affected models. After doing that they found ...

Studies reveals something very surprising about arthritis.

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#5/8/2016 #friday What is Arthritis?   Arthritis  is a form of  joint disorder  that involves  inflammation  in one or more joints. There are over 100 different forms of arthritis. [3] [4]  The most common form of arthritis is  osteoarthritis  (degenerative joint disease), a result of trauma to the joint, infection of the joint, or age. for surprising reasons arthritis is not so new disease. Actually the new study had revealed something very surprising about arthritis. here it is.. Scientists have discovered evidence of arthritis in the fossilised elbow of a 70-million-year old duck-billed dinosaur, suggesting the condition is not a modern malady. The finding is the oldest recorded case of septic arthritis- a condition in which a joint becomes inflamed, often from bacteria or fungus, researchers said. "our duck billed dinosaur seems to have been afflicted with septic arthritis, which completely destroyed the elbow joint,...

Beware of Labradors.

Dog lovers, take note! Labradors are the canine breed most likely to bite you, new research from the UK has found. Men are more likely to bitten than women, and almost every one third of such incidents involve delivery workers and postal staff, the research by pet insures Animal Friends has revealed. "Dogs are really good at picking up on people and they remember everything, so the best advice is to make friends with them rather than enemies," said Roger Mugford, an animal psychologist.

3D food printer coming your way.

Scientists are developing a 3D food printer that can fabricate edible items through computer guided software and the actual cooking of edible pastes, gels, powders, and liquid ingredients- all in a prototype that looks like an elegant coffee machine. "food printers are not meant to replace conventional cooking.They will not solve all of our nutritional needs, nor cook everything we should eat," said Hod Lipson from Columbia university in the US. "but they will produce an infinite variety of customised fresh , nutritional foods on demand, transforming digital recipes and basic ingredients supplied in frozen cartridges into healthy dishes that can supplement our daily intake" said Lipson. "I think this is the missing link that will bring the benefits of personalised data-driven health to our kitchen tables- it is the 'killer app' of 3D printing," he added. The printer is fitted out with a robotic arm that holds eight slots for frozen food...