१० आकर्षक पुरुषको एक नम्बरमा कुलमान घिसिङ

काठमाडौँ, २९ माघ । विद्युत चुहावट रोक्दै देशलाईनै लोडसेटिङमुक्त बनाउने अभियानमा लागेका नेपाल विद्युत प्राकिरणका प्रमुख कुलमान घिसिङ वर्षका सर्वाधिक १० पुरुषहरुमध्ये एक नम्बरमा परेका छन् ।

कान्तिपुर साप्ताहिकले बनाएको एक जुरीले वर्षका सर्वाधिक १० पुरुषको एक नम्बरमा नेपाल विद्युत प्राधिकरणका प्रमुख घिसिङ परेको देखाएको छ।

घिसिङले फिल्म स्टार, फुटबल स्टार, क्रिकेट स्टारहरुलाई समेत पछाडी पार्दै यो स्थान कायम गरेका हुन् ।

सर्वाधिक आकर्षक पुरुषहरुको सूचीमा एकमा कुलमान घिसिङ, दुईमा कलाकार दयाहाङ राई, तीनमा स्वास्थ्यमन्त्री गगन थापा, चारमा क्रिकेट स्टार पारस खड्का, पाँचमा हास्यकलाकार दीपकराज गिरी, छ मा फिल्म कलाकार सौगात मल्ल, सातमा फुटबल स्टार विमल घर्तीमगर, आठमा फिल्म कलाकार अनमोल केसी, नौ मा एसएसपी सर्बेन्द्र खनाल र १० नयाँ मोडल आयुष्मान देशराज जोशी परेका छन् ।

Nepali, Indian students face deportation from Australia

Nepali, Indian students face deportation

FEBRUARY 23, 2015 BY SOUTHASIA.COM.AUIN INVESTIGATION · 0 COMMENT

    

Responding to an exclusive enquiry of southasia.com.au, a spokesperson for Department of Immigration and Border Protection has revealed that in the financial year 2013-14, as many as 659 Indian and 224 Nepali students had had their student visas cancelled.

If you are a ‘course-hopper’ who changes course for a cheaper college once you arrive in Australia or a ‘ghost-student’ that turns up at colleges once in a blue moon then rest assured officers from the Department would be interested to talk to you.

The term ‘course-hopping’ refers to the behaviour of entering Australia on streamlined visa processing (SVP) eligible courses and then switch to cheaper unrecognised ones soon after arrival. ‘Students who engage in this type of behaviour are likely to be in breach of their visa conditions and may, as a result, be subject to visa cancellation,’ Assistant Minister for Immigration and Border Protection Michaelia Cash had warned as early as January 2014.

Follow visa conditions to avoid visa cancellation (Photo source: Department of Immigration and Border Protection)

Now hard facts and figures indicate hundreds of students from Nepal and India are facing possible deportation for breaching their visa conditions.

Whereas the Department is appreciative of the contribution Nepali and Indian students ‘make to both academic life and the communities in which they live’, it has beefed up measures to combat fraudulent behaviours in recent times and does not tolerate non-compliance of visa conditions anymore. “All student visa holders are required to comply with their visa conditions throughout their stay in Australia and ensure that they have the appropriate visa for their intended course of study. Student visa holders who do not comply may have their visa cancelled,” the spokesperson warned.

Information obtained by southasia.com.au shows 34,130 Indian and 10,651 Nepalese nationals were granted student visas in 2013-14 financial year alone.

On the other hand, a total of 253,046 international students were granted visas in 2011-12 and 259,278 in 2012-13 out of which there were 10,587 cancellations in 2011-12 and 8,930 in 2012-13.

According to the Department,  student ‘visas are cancelled for a variety of reasons, including when a student is no longer enrolled in a course of study at the appropriate level or fails to comply with their visa conditions relating to work restrictions and course requirements.’

“Student visa holders in Australia are notified that the Department is considering cancellation of their visa and are provided with an opportunity to provide reasons why their visa should not be cancelled,” the Spokesperson said to southasia.com.au when asked what would happen to those whose visas have already been revoked.

The southasia.com.au understands more rigorous mechanisms are being put in place to monitor and counter illegal practices in the wake of a number of media reports of fraudulent activities both by students and agencies.

Students engaged in course-hopping are from Nepal, India, China and Vietnam among other countries, it is learnt. Although this behaviour exists among students, it is not the biggest issue facing the Australian immigration. According to the Department, “Recent Departmental analysis indicates that the overall proportion of students engaging in ‘course hopping’ remains relatively small.”

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iPhone 5s fingerprint sensor 'hacked' within days of launch 2013

 iphone users' fingerprints can be copied and used to crack Apple's TouchID security system. Photo: 

 

    The group, known as the Chaos Computer Club (CCC), demonstrated that a fingerprint of the phone user, photographed from a glass surface, was enough to create a fake finger that could unlock an iPhone 5s secured with TouchID.

The print was first photographed with 2400 dots per inch (dpi) resolution. The resulting image was then cleaned up, inverted and laser printed with 1200 dpi onto a transparent sheet with a thick toner setting. Finally, pink latex milk or white woodglue was smeared into the pattern created by the toner on the transparent sheet.

In pictures: Apple iPhone 5S teardown

After it had set, the thin latex print was lifted from the sheet, breathed on to make it a tiny bit moist and then placed onto the sensor to unlock the phone. This process has been used with minor refinements and variations against the vast majority of fingerprint sensors on the market, according to the CCC.

 

The CCC said in a blog post that although Apple claims its fingerprint sensor is much more secure than previous fingerprint technologies, it simply has a higher resolution than previous sensors, so all the CCC needed to do was increase the resolution of its fake.
"We hope that this finally puts to rest the illusions people have about fingerprint biometrics. It is plain stupid to use something that you can´t change and that you leave everywhere every day as a security token", said Frank Rieger, spokesperson for the CCC.
"The public should no longer be fooled by the biometrics industry with false security claims. Biometrics is fundamentally a technology designed for oppression and control, not for securing everyday device access."
Commenting on the news, security expert Graham Cluley reiterated the CCC's claims that fingerprints are not secrets, and can easily be picked up and copied by others.
"Relying on your fingerprints to secure a device may be okay for casual security – but you shouldn’t depend upon it if you have sensitive data you wish to protect," he said.
Apple did not respond to a request for comment on the hack.
This is the third security flaw discovered since the phone and its iOS 7 software were released last week. First, Jose Rodriguez, a 36-year-old soldier living in Spain’s Canary Islands found a security vulnerability in iOS 7 that allows anyone to bypass its lockscreen in seconds to access photos, email, Twitter and more.
Then Karam Daoud, a 27-year old Palestinian living in the West Bank city of Ramallah, demonstrated that he was able to make a call to any number from a locked iPhone running iOS 7 by exploiting a vulnerability in its emergency calling function. Both vulnerabilities were first reported by Forbes.
Notably, no one has yet managed to extract a fingerprint rendering from the iPhone itself, where Apple says it is held on a secure chip. The CCC's method relies on capturing a high-quality fingerprint elsewhere, and having access to the phone.
Speaking to BusinessWeek just after the iPhone 5S was unveiled, Craig Federighi, Apple's head of software, said that Apple's focus had been on making sure that fingerprints could not be extracted from the phone.
"No matter if you took ownership of the whole device and ran whatever code you wanted on the main processor, [you] could not get that fingerprint out of there. Literally, the physical lines of communication in and out of the chip would not permit that ever to escape," he said.
 

 

Top 10 Watch Brands 2013 Offering Value for Price

      With all of the buzz about Tudor, and its return to the U.S. market, I decided to add some fuel to the fire in the discussion of “affordable luxury” watch brands. From my blog, Watch-Insider.com, here is my list of the top 10 watch brands that, in my opinion, represent the most excellent value for the price.
The new watch models shown here, representing each brand, are my top 10 of 2013 so far in terms of price-to-value ratio. You’ll find that nothing on the list costs more than $5,000, with the Tudor Heritage Chrono Blue, at $4,425, as the most expensive. So, check out the list and let me know… do you agree that these watches are worth the cost?
(Please also note that I have chosen just one execution of each watch; most of the watches described here are, of course, available with different colored dials, bezels and types of bracelets. All the watches have steel cases. (You can find more detailed information about nearly all the watches shown here if you visit my blog.

Alpina Sailing Yacht Timer: The company has added an in-house regatta countdown module to an automatic Sellita SW 500. Excellent readability and top quality. The price: $4,129.

Baume & Mercier Clifton GMT: A fully functional GMT watch for traveling and/or displaying a second zone time; attractive and equipped with an ETA 2893-3 caliber. The price: $3,000. (Click here to read more about the Clifton collection.)

Frédérique Constant Slimline Manufacture Moonphase: A stunningly good-looking automatic watch with a classical moon-phase indication, equipped with the automatic in-house caliber FC-705. The price: $3,500. More details here.

Hamilton Khaki Navy Sub Auto Chrono: A 300-meter water-resistant sports chronograph equipped with an ETA 7753 caliber. Top quality, and a lot of lovely design details to discover. The price: $1,995 on a rubber strap.

Longines HydroConquest Chronograph: A 300-meter water-resistant chronograph containing the Longines column-wheel chronograph caliber L667. It is based on the Valjoux 7750 but this specific version was developed by ETA for Longines and exclusively reserved for Longines. The price is $2,325 on a bracelet (pictured) and $1,450 on a rubber strap. To me, the best “value for money” chronograph of the year.

Nomos Ahoi: The new Saxon divers watch from Glashütte is water-resistant to 200 meters and powered by the automatic in-house caliber Epsilon. The price: $3,940.

Oris Aquis Depth Gauge: A professional-grade and non-gimmicky divers’ watch with a cleverly designed depth gauge. (More details in our recent Watch to Watch article.) Certainly my favorite divers’ watch of 2013! The price: $3,500.

Swatch Sistem 51: The ultimate proof that you can create an automatic Swiss-made watch for a minimal price. With its 51 components, the new movement is a watchmaking revolution in terms of simplicity – completely built by robots in less then 20 minutes. Together with the Oris, my “best of the best” for 2013. The U.S. price is rumored to be somewhere around $150.

Tissot T-Complication Squelette: If you ever wanted to buy a technical looking, skeletonized watch that offers you a horological cinema for the eyes, consider this one, equipped with an ETA 6497 and priced at only $1,950.

Tudor Heritage Chrono Blue: This design of this chronograph is stunningly cool and the quality is beyond reproach. It is equipped with an ETA 2892-A2 onto which Tudor adds a Dubois-Dépraz chronograph module. The price: $4,425.

एप्पलको आइफोन ५ सबैभन्दा बढि आलोचना खप्ने स्मार्टफोन, ग्यालेक्सी एस ४ धेरैको प्यारो

एप्पलको आइफोन ५ सबैभन्दा बढि आलोचना खप्ने स्मार्टफोन बनेको छ । एक नयाँ अध्ययनले सामाजिक संजालमा व्यक्त गरिएका टिप्पणीहरु मध्ये सबैभन्दा बढि टिप्पणी आइफोनकै आलोचनाका लागि खर्च गरिएका छन् ।

 

अध्ययन अनुसार स्मार्टफोनको बारेमा प्रयोगकर्ताहरुले सामाजिक संजालमा व्यक्त गर्ने आलोचना मध्ये हरेक ५ मा एक आलोचना आइफोन ५ प्रति नै लक्षित छन् । खासगरी आइफोन ५ को सेटमा प्रयोग गरिएको नयाँ पावर सकेट, एप्पल म्यापको गलत संकेत तथा पुरानो मोडलमा खासै सुधार गर्न नसकेको विषयमा प्रयोगकर्ताले कडा टिप्पणी गर्ने गरेका छन् ।

 

आइफोन ५ ले गाली बटुलिरहँदा सामसुङको ग्यालेक्सी एस फोर भने सबैभन्दा कम आलोचना बेहोर्ने र धेरैले मन पार्ने स्मार्टफोनको रुपमा दरिएको छ । स्मार्टफोनको बारेमा सामाजिक संजालमा गरिने आलोचना मध्ये केवल सयमा ११ वटा टिप्पणी ग्यालेक्सी प्रति लक्षित छन् ।

 

वि आर सोसिएल नामक एक फोरमले गरेको अध्ययनले आइफोन ५, ग्यालेक्सी एस ४ सँगै ब्लाकबेरी जेड टेन र नोकिया लुमिना ९२० का विषयमा प्रयोगकर्ताले टि्वटर तथा ब्लग लगायतमा व्यक्त गरेका टिप्पणीको सर्भेक्षण गरेको थियो । यी हरेक स्मार्टफोन लञ्च हुने दिनमा व्यक्ति गरिएका टिप्पणीको सारसंक्षेप यस्तो थियो :

आइफोन ५ - तारिफ गर्ने ४२ प्रतिशत, आलोचना गर्ने २० प्रतिशत

ब्लाकबेरी जेड १०- तारिफ गर्ने ४१ प्रतिशत, आलोचना गर्ने १८ प्रतिशत

लुमिना ९२०- तारिफ गर्ने ४१ प्रतिशत, आलोचना गर्ने १५ प्रतिशत

ग्यालेक्सी एस फोर - तारिफ गर्ने २० प्रतिशत, आलोचना गर्ने ११ प्रतिशत

Some useful Shortcut Internet Language for Chat Purpose

ईन्टरनेट  अथवा च्याट गर्दा प्रयोग हुने Shortcut Language थाहा पाउनुहोस्

A AFAICR/S/T – As far as I can recall / remember / see / tel AFAIK – As far as I know AFK – Away from keyboard ANFSCD – And Now For Something Completely Different ASAP – As soon as possible ASL – Age / sex / location ATEOTD – At The End of the Day ATM – At the moment AWOL – Absent Without (Official) Leave AYBABTU – All your base are belong to us B B2B – Business to Business B& and/or B7- Banned BBIAB – Be back in a bit BBL/S – Be back later / shortly / soon BCNU – Be seein’ you Blog – Also known as web log or an online journal BOFH – ~censored~ operator from hell BRB – Be right back BSOD – Blue Screen of Death BTDT – Been there done that BTW – By the way Bump – Bring Up My Post� C CU – See you (later) CYA – See ya OR Cover Your Ass D DFTT – Don’t feed the trolls DGAF – Don’t Give A ~censored~ DIAF – Die in a fire DND – Do not disturb DOA – Dead on arrival E EOF – End Of File EOM – End of Message EOL – End of Life EQ – Ever Quest ETA – Estimated time of arrival F FAQ – Frequently Asked Question(s) FFS – For ~censored~’s sake FMCDH – From My Cold Dead Hands FOAD – ~censored~ off and die FOAF – Friend of a friend FTL – For the loss FTW – For the win FU – ~censored~ you FUBAR – ~censored~ up beyond all recognition FUD – Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt FWIW – For what it’s worth FYI – For your information G GBTW – Get back to work GF – Great/good fight/girlfriend GFU – Good for you GFY – Go ~censored~ yourself GG – Good game GJ – Good job GMTA – Great minds think alike Gratz – Congratulations GTFO – Get the ~censored~ out GTG or G2G – ˜Got to go’ or ˜Good to go’ GR -Good Race GR8 – Great H HAND – Have A Nice Day HF – Have fun HTH – Hope this / that helps H8 – Hate I IANAL – I am not a lawyer IBTL – In before the lock IDC – I don’t care IDK – I don’t know IIRC – If I recall / remember correctly IIUC – If I understand correctly IMO/IMHO/IMNSHO/IMAO – In my (humble / honest / not so humble / arrogant) opinion IONO – I don’t know IOW – In other words IRC – Internet Relay Chat IRL – In real life ITYM – I Think You Mean IWSN – I want sex now IYKWIM – If you know what I mean J Jaggy – Aliased computer graphics JK or j/k – Just kidding, or joke JFGI – Just ~censored~/Freaking Google It K k or kk – OK KISS – Keep it simple stupid. KS(ing) – Kill-Steal(ing) KOS – Kill on sight KTHX – OK, thanks KTHXBAI or KTHXBYE – OK, thanks, goodbye L L2P – Learn to play L8R – Later, L8R also sometimes abbreviated as L8ER. LFG – Looking for group LFM – Looking for more LM(F)AO – Laughing my (frigging) ass off LMIRL – Let’s meet in real life. LMK – Let me know LOL – Laughing out loud, laugh out loud LTNS – Long time no see . . .

M MMORPG, MMO – Massive Multi-player Online Role Playing Game MMOFPS – Massive Multi-player Online First Person Shooter MOTD – Message of the day MS – Maple Story, an MMORPG MTFBWY – May The Force be with you MUD – Multi-User Dungeon MUSH – Multi-User Shared Hallucination MYOB – Mind your own business M8 – Mate N NE1 – Anyone NFI – No ~censored~ Idea NIFOC – Naked In Front Of Computer NM – (Sometimes written N/M) Not much, Never mind or no message NP – No problem NSFW – Not safe for work NVM, NVMD, or nm – Nevermind, not much O O RLY – Oh really? OIC – Oh, I see OFN – Old ~censored~ news OMG – Oh my god OMFG – Oh my ~censored~ god OMW – On my way or Oh my word OP – Original poster / Operator / Outpost OS – Operating system OT – Off topic OTOH – On the other hand OTP – On the phone or One true pairing P P2P – Peer to peer, or pay to play PAW – Parents are watching PEBKAC/PEBCAK – Problem exists between keyboard and chair PITA – Pain in the arse / ass PLMK – Please let me know PMSL – Pissing myself laughing POS – Piece of ~love~, or parent over shoulder. POTS – Plain old telephone service POV – Point of view PPL – People PTKFGS – Punch the Keys For God’s Sake PW – Persistent World (gaming) Q QFT – Quoted for truth R Rehi (or merely re) – Hello again RL – Real Life RO(T)FL – Rolling on (the) floor laughing RO(T)FLMAO – Rolling on (the) floor laughing my ass off RO(T)FLOL – Rolling on (the) floor laughing out loud RSN – Real soon now (used sarcastically) RTFB – Read the ~censored~ binary (or book) RTFS – Read the ~censored~ source RTFM/RTM – Read the (~censored~) manual S SCNR – Sorry, could not resist sk8/sk8r – skate/skater Smiley – Another name for emoticons SMH – Shaking my head SNAFU – Situation normal: all (~censored~/fouled) up SOHF – Sense of humor failure STFU – Shut the ~censored~ up STFW – Search the ~censored~ web T TANSTAAFL – There ain’t no such thing as a free lunch TBF – Time between failures TBH – To be honest TG – That’s great TGIF – Thank god it’s Friday TH(N)X, TNX or TX – Thanks TIA – Thanks in advance TINC – There Is No Cabal TMI – Too much information TOS – Terms of service TTBOMK – To the best of my knowledge TTFN – Ta ta for now TTT – To the top, used in forums to bump a thread TTYL – Talk to you later (also spelled TTUL, T2UL or T2YL) TTYTT – To Tell You The Truth TWIMC – To Whom It May Concern TY – Thank you TYT – Take your time TYVM – Thank you very much U U – You UTFSE – Use the ~censored~ search engine W W/ or W/O – With or without WB – Welcome back W/E – Whatever WRT – With respect / regard to WTB – Want to buy WTF – What the ~censored~ WTG – Way to go WTH – What the hell WTS – Want to sell WTT – Want to trade WUG – What you got? WUBU2 – What (have) you been up to? WUU2 – What (are) you up to? WYSIWYG – What you see is what you get W8 – Wait Y YARLY – Yeah Really YHBT – You have been trolled YKW – You know what? YMMV – Your mileage may vary. YTMND – You’re The Man Now, Dog YW – You’re welcome. YOYO- You’re On Your Own.