Can’t use the heavily-sized Facebook app on your low-end devices? You might want to take a closer look on the new Facebook Lite app for Android, giving you almost the same social media network experience for less of your storage space.
Built for the emerging markets, Facebook Lite offers its users full access the social networking service and use essential features also seen on the regular app such as browsing your news feed, adding pictures, comments, likes, shares and many more. The web-based app only eats less than 1MB of your storage, and it is designed to work for 2G networks with limited network connectivity by optimizing web page loads, enabling faster loads and providing more efficient data.
Sadly though, this isn't yet available in the country as the app is initially offered to selected emerging countries such as Bangladesh, Nepal, Nigeria, South Africa, Sudan, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam. As always, there are ways to side load the app into your smartphones if you know how to do the drill, or use a third-party Facebook app instead to suffice your need for social media.
A bayou in Assumption Parish, Louisiana experienced a massive sinkhole after salt mines collapsed in the summer of 2013. The sinkhole did an estimated $12 million worth of damage to the surrounding area. The power of the sinkhole can be seen as it completely swallows up these 40-foot-tall Cyprus trees:
So, there has been some buzz about a video of a fellow “running up a lava flow.” Now, normally I try to ignore videos of people doing things that are generally perceived as idiotic — and running up a lava flow fits nicely into that category.
However, upon watching the video, I realized that although he sure did run up the lava flow, it actually wasn’t as crazy as it seems. DISCLAIMER: This isn’t to say you should ever do what this guy did. Don’t. There are many things you could do and survive but shouldn’t because there are very high probabilities that you’ll get hurt. This guy beat the odds. Anyway, here is the video:
A couple's plan for an outdoor rompin the sea ended in agony when they became stuck together during sex.
The Italian couple took advantage of a warm day and an isolated beach in the Marche region of Italy by going for a skinny dip in the sea, and embracing in a passionate clinch. But the passion soon became embarrassment and pain when they realised they were unable to pull away from one another.
Italian newspaper Il Mattino reported that the man was "unable to extricate himself from the woman due to suction".
A woman who was passing by on the beach came to the amorous couple's rescue.
She handed them a towel to protect their modesty as they sheepishly scramble back on to the beach, still "as one" the newspaper reported.
They were taken to a local hospital, where a doctor freed them by giving the woman an injection to dilate her uterus.
Penis captivus is a rare occurrence in intercourse when the muscles in the vagina clamp down on the penis much more firmly than usual (a form of vaginismus), making it impossible for the penis to withdraw from the vagina.
However, two papers published by 19th-century German gynaecologists, Scanzoni and Hildebrandt had dealt with cases of the condition. Scanzoni's patient was "a completely healthy young woman, married for six months".
She and her husband had to abstain from sexual intercourse because her intense vaginal contractions were "most painful to him and…... did on several occasions end in a spasm…which sometimes lasted more than ten minutes and made it impossible for the couple to separate".
This video was uploaded on facebook by Angel Louise on November 24 2014
In the video some people heard screaming "Allahu Akbar" in the background
Allahu Akbar- in Arabic it means "God is the Greater" or "God is the Greatest"
It's like they were praying to Allah bec they believed that the appearance of the Flying Black horse has a Bad or unpleasant to happen
Revelation 6:5-6New International Version (NIV)
(5)When the Lamb opened the third seal, I heard the third living creaturesay, “Come!” I looked, and there before me was a black horse! Its rider was holding a pair of scales in his hand. (6) Then I heard what sounded like a voice among the four living creatures, saying, “Two poundsof wheat for a day’s wages,and six poundsof barley for a day’s wages,and do not damage the oil and the wine!” source
Boys say their instructors show them how to decapitate blond, blue-eyed dolls with kitchen knives.
This summer, in his hometown of Raqqa, 13-year-old Mohammad was forced to attend a children's training camp established by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). When his father opposed his son's conscription, ISIS fighters threatened to kill him. Mohammad left for camp, which his father describes as a form of “brainwashing the children.” After his return, his mother says she was surprised to find in his bag a blond, blue-eyed doll – along with a large knife given to her son by his ISIS supervisors. When she confronted Mohammad, he told her that the camp manager had distributed the dolls and asked that the children decapitate them using the knife, and that they were asked to cover the dolls' faces when they performed the decapitation. It was his homework: practice beheading a toy likeness of a blond, white Westerner.
Mohammad's father says the other camp parents corroborated his son's story – their children had all been given dolls and knives, too. In Raqqa, ISIS's Syrian stronghold, residents say children are slowly being forced into lives under the Sunni militant group's notoriously brutal interpretation of Sharia law.
Those living in the eastern city say ISIS has instituted rules banning traditional children's games and forcibly conscripting children to ISIS. They say ISIS is recruiting children under 15 to special ISIS camps established to introduce minors to the foundations of their brand of Islam.
Some of the male children are then transferred to an adult military camp, where they are trained to use arms and fight. Sources familiar with activity inside the camp say in order to teach the children how to use knives, ISIS has distributed dolls with blond hair and blue eyes, like many Europeans and Americans, dressed in orange prison uniforms like those worn by prisoners in Guantanamo. The children are given large knives and told to decapitate the dolls.
Mohammed said that older kids were asked to show the rest of the group how to decapitate dolls. Anyone who failed to perform the task was punished.
Soon after Mohammad's return from ISIS camp, his father, spurred by the fear of seeing his son become an ISIS fighter, decided that the family must flee Raqqa. Gathering what they could, they left for the Turkish city of Urfa.
“Nowadays, it’s the children in Raqqa who come out to see the executions and crucifixions carried out by ISIS,” the father says.
Mohammad’s mother says many other families also fled Raqqa due to forced child conscriptions.
“The regime hasn’t spared its arms, using everything they have against us," she says. "Then ISIS tries to teach our children that they should consider us infidels and cut off our heads.”
Archaeologists in Spain say they have found one of the world’s earliest recognized images of Jesus. It’s engraved on a glass dish dating back toward 4th Century AD, reports from Spain say.
The plate is known having been always hold Eucharistic breads as it was consecrated at the beginning of Christian rituals. It measures 22 cm in diameter and fragments from it had been unearthed outside of the south Spanish city of Linares, ABC newsprint reports.
Scientists employed by the FORVM MMX project discovered it inside a building utilized for spiritual worship in what continues to be of ancient city of Castulo. The find made experts “review the chronology of very early Christianity in Spain”, FORVM MMX project manager Marcelo Castro informed El Mundo newsprint.
The pieces were in an excellent state of preservation – 81per cent of the initial location has been pieced collectively by researchers
into the picture, Jesus Christ is flanked by two apostles, believed to be Peter and Paul. “The scene happens when you look at the celestial orb, framed between two hand woods, which in Christian iconography express immortality, the afterlife and heaven, on top of other things,” ABC writes.
El Mundo notes that Christ appears different from later depictions: he’s got no beard, his tresses just isn’t too-long and then he is using a philosopher’s toga.
Villagers in Liberia have been left panic-stricken after Ebola patients rose from the dead. The two women, in their 60s and 40s, died of Ebola in separate communities in the county of Nimba.
But the women identified as Dorris Quoi from the Hope Village Community and Ma Kebeh from the Catholic Community came back to life when they were about to be taken for burial.
According to the new dawn liberia, their resurrections have caused a panic among the local people, who are calling Quoi a ghost and don't want the women to live with them anymore.
The 2014 Ebola outbreak is the largest of its kind in history, and the first time the disease has affected West Africa.
Sierra Leone is the worst-hit African nation, with the death toll at 597 and 1,940 cases in total. The Government has now put five of its districts under quarantine - covering almost a third of its population.
Since its outbreak in March there have been 6,263 reported cases and 2,917 deaths. But scientists from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention fear the total number of cases could rise to 1.4 million by by 20 January 2015.
Ebola is a fatal disease which causes fever and internal bleeding through the spread of bodily fluids.
It's no secret that users in the Indian subcontinent love large screens, and today Lenovo is catering to that segment with the launch of the Vibe Z2 Pro – a high-end phablet boasting a 6-inch QHD display.
This isn't the first device with a QHD display in India, as the LG G3 and Oppo Find 7 are already available for sale in the country. The Vibe Z2 Pro is aiming to be the most affordable of the bunch with a retail price of Rs. 32,999 ($550). The LG G3, in comparison, costs about Rs. 39,490 ($640).
For the price of a bamboo-backed Moto X, you'll be getting a device with a resolution of 2560 x 1440, 2.5 GHz Snapdragon 801 (MSM8974AC) CPU, 3 GB RAM, 32 GB internal memory, 16 MP camera with OIS and ability to shoot 4K video, 5 MP front shooter, Wi-Fi ac, LTE Category 4 connectivity, NFC, Bluetooth 4.0 and a 4,000 mAh battery.
The device features Lenovo's Vibe 2.0 UI atop Android 4.4.2 KitKat, but if you're not a big fan of manufacturer skins, the Vibe Z2 Pro comes with an option that allows you to run stock Android. Available in black, gold and titanium color variations, the Vibe Z2 Pro will be up for sale starting October 6 exclusively on Flipkart.
How many of you would buy the Vibe Z2 Pro if it was available in your country?
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