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Monday, February 14, 2011

Top 15 University Worldwide



      1. Harvard University, United States

Click here to join nidokidosHarvard University rated as the number one university in World University Rankings. Harvard is Americas oldest institution of higher learning, founded 140 years before the Declaration of Independence was signed. The University has grown from nine students with a single master to an enrollment of more than 18,000 degree candidates, including undergraduates and students in 10 principal academic units. An additional 13,000 students are enrolled in one or more courses in the Harvard Extension School. Over 14,000 people work at Harvard, including more than 2,000 faculty. There are also 7,000 faculty appointments in affiliated teaching hospitals.


2. University of Cambridge, United Kingdom




                                 University of Cambridge rated the second best in World University Rankings. The University of Cambridge is one of the oldest universities in the world and one of the largest in the United Kingdom. Its reputation for outstanding academic achievement is known world-wide and reflects the intellectual achievement of its students, as well as the world-class original research carried out by the staff of the University and the Colleges. Its reputation is endorsed by the Quality Assurance Agency and by other external reviewers of learning and teaching, such as External Examiners. These high standards are the result of both the learning opportunities offered at Cambridge and by its extensive resources, including libraries, museums and other collections. Teaching consists not only of lectures, seminars and practical classes led by people who are world experts in their field, but also more personalised teaching arranged through the Colleges. Many opportunities exist for students to interact with scholars of all levels, both formally and informally.

3. Yale University, United States




Yale University rated as third best university in the World University Rankings. Yale University is one of the most famous schools in the United States, with a long history of service and an alumni list that reads like a Whos Who of successful people. Yale University is the fulfillment of a European vision of intellectual freedom that is aimed at the service of the community and country. It has championed over history and survived the most destructive calamities such as the American Revolution. Since then, the university has continually grown and progressed to a center for high quality education that is recognized by the global community. The university is considered one of the oldest institution of higher education in the US. It was founded in 1701 and is a proud member of the prestigious Ivy League.

4. UCL (University College London)



















                                           UCL (University College London) rated the fourth best university in World University Rankings. UCL is a multidisciplinary university with an international reputation for the quality of its research and teaching across the academic spectrum, with subjects spanning the sciences, arts, social sciences and biomedicine. In the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) UCL was rated the best research university in London, and third in the UK overall, for the number of its submissions which were considered of world-leading quality. The university is located on a compact site in the very heart of London and is surrounded by the greatest concentration of libraries, museums, archives, cultural institutions and professional bodies in Europe.

5. IMPERIAL College London

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                                  Imperial College London, rated the fifth best university in the world for. Imperial College London is a university of world class scholarship, education and research in science, engineering and medicine, with particular regard to their application in industry, commerce and healthcare. The College has over 3,000 academic and research staff and almost 14,000 students from over 120 different countries. Our reputation for excellence in teaching and research in science, engineering, medicine and business attracts students and staff of the highest international calibre. Imperial College staff are frequently consulted by governments, and also act as members of professional bodies, advise industry, and offer informed comment to the media.

6. University of OXFORD, United Kingdom

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                                        University of OXFORD rated the sixth best university in World University Rankings. Oxford is the oldest university in the English-speaking world and lays claim to nine centuries of continuous existence. As an internationally renowned centre for teaching and research, Oxford attracts students and scholars from across the globe, with almost a quarter of our students from overseas. More than 130 nationalities are represented among a student population of over 18,000. Oxford is a collegiate university, with 39 self-governing colleges related to the University in a type of federal system. There are also seven Permanent Private Halls, founded by different Christian denominations. Thirty colleges and all halls admit students for both undergraduate and graduate degrees. Seven other colleges are for graduates only; one has Fellows only, and one specializes in part-time and continuing education.

7. University of CHICAGO, United States

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                            University of CHICAGO rated as the 7th best university in World University Rankings. The University of Chicago was founded in 1890 by the American Baptist Education Society and oil magnate John D. Rockefeller. The University of Chicago has had a profound impact on American higher education; curricula across the country have been influenced by the emphasis on broad humanistic and scientific undergraduate education. The University also has a well-deserved reputation as the teacher of teachers.

8. PRINCETON University, United States

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                                       PRINCETON University rated as 8th best university in World University Rankings. Princeton is the fourth-oldest college in the United States. As a research university, it seeks to achieve the highest levels of distinction in the discovery and transmission of knowledge and understanding, and in the education of graduate students. At the same time, Princeton is distinctive among research universities in its commitment to undergraduate teaching. The University provides its students with academic, extracurricular and other resources — in a residential community committed to diversity in its student body, faculty and staff — that help them achieve at the highest scholarly levels and prepare them for positions of leadership and lives of service in many fields of human endeavor.

9. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (mit), United States



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                        Massachusetts Institute of Technology (mit) rated as 9th best university in World University Rankings. The Institute is committed to generating, disseminating, and preserving knowledge, and to working with others to bring this knowledge to bear on the worlds great challenges. MIT is dedicated to providing its students with an education that combines rigorous academic study and the excitement of discovery with the support and intellectual stimulation of a diverse campus community. We seek to develop in each member of the MIT community the ability and passion to work wisely, creatively, and effectively for the betterment of humankind.The mission of MIT is to advance knowledge and educate students in science, technology, and other areas of scholarship that will best serve the nation and the world in the 21st century.

10. California Institute of Technology (caltech)


                                            California Institute of Technology (caltech) rated as 10th best university in World University Rankings. The mission of the California Institute of Technology is to expand human knowledge and benefit society through research integrated with education. We investigate the most challenging, fundamental problems in science and technology in a singularly collegial, interdisciplinary atmosphere, while educating outstanding students to become creative members of society.
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Thursday, January 20, 2011

Top 10 most toxic foods




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Top 10 most toxic foods
10 surprisingly toxic common foods
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While most people know that cakes and chocolate aren’t great for your health, 
there are other seemingly healthy foods whose dangerous properties slip under the radar. 
While it is unlikely moderate amounts of these foods will harm you, in large quantities –
 or in certain conditions – they may do more damage to your health than you think. 
Here are some of the most toxic common foods.
(1) MushroomsClick here to join nidokidos

                     While mushrooms available in most supermarkets should be pretty safe to eat, mushroom fans need to be careful about what species' they are consuming as many varieties can be highly dangerous and even fatal.

             Around 100 species of mushrooms are said to be dangerous to humans, with symptoms ranging from headaches to seizures or even death.In 2010 a small variety of mushroom called the Little White was blamed for an estimated 400 deaths in China.
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  Chillies are renowned for their heat, which is what makes them so popular. 
However, it is actually the chemical that causes this spiciness (capsaicin) 

which can cause toxic effects such as stomach pain, itchy skin and, in extreme cases, death.For most people eating chillies will do little harm, however capsaicin is best eaten sparingly so make sure to take it easy and avoid any chilli eating challenges!
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There has been much controversy about this seemingly innocent natural oil,but the general consensus seems to be that it could have many negative implications on our health. 
Reports state that the rape plant - from which the oil is produced - is extremely toxic, and side effects of consuming its oil could include respiratory problems and blindness.
(4) RiceClick here to join nidokidos
It is impossible to dispute that rice has many great health benefits. 
However, like with most things, it may be best eaten in moderation 
due to its reportedly unsafe levels of arsenic. One study has suggested that one in five packs of American long-grain rice contain potentially harmful levels of the toxic substance, while others have reported concern for the levels of arsenic in rice milk and baby rice. 
           While there is relatively little risk of the odd bowl of rice causing any long lasting harm, the consumption of high levels of arsenic has been linked to cancer.
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       Perhaps one of the most immediately dangerous foods on this list is also one of the most surprising, and that is the common store cupboard spice, nutmeg. Although, like many of the foods on the list,nutmeg does have reported health benefits, it can also be extremely dangerous when taken in large doses. 
Containing a toxic substance called myristicin, moderate proportions of nutmeg can cause hallucinations, while larger doses can cause convulsions, palpitations, nausea, dehydration and death.
(6) Non-organic applesClick here to join nidokidos

              Although it is advisable to buy as much organic fruit and veg as you can, 

in reality this is hard to do on most people's budgets. 
                  When making decisions over whether or not to go organic, it is important therefore to note that some foods have a higher concentration of pesticides than others, and apples are one of the fruits that top this list. Because apples are vulnerable to insect infestations and growths, growers are liable to coat the fruit in chemical pesticides and fungicides, some of which will absorb into its flesh. To minimise health risks, try to buy organic apples wherever possible, or at least remove the skin before eating.
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      We may be constantly urged to eat more oily fish, but research has suggested that consuming farmed salmon may not be the best way to do it. A study found that 13 different toxins - including PCBs, which have been classed as a probable human carcinogen by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) - are at much higher levels in farm-raised salmon than in wild salmon. 

            Due to the possible health dangers of consuming these toxins, it is advisable to either reduce your portions of farmed salmon (guidelines are for a half to two portions a month, depending on where the salmon is from) or switch to the wild variety.
(8) Microwave popcornClick here to join nidokidos

               Although eating microwave popcorn is not believed to be particularly harmful, it has been found that butter flavoured versions of the snack contain a dangerous chemical (diacetyl) in the flavouring which releases toxic fumes when microwaved. 


                     While this has mainly affected factory workers so far - with many developing a lung condition dubbed "popcorn lung" - one consumer is now known to have also developed lung problems due to this toxin.



                     However, this is clearly a case of moderation being key, with the sufferer admitting to eating microwave popcorn at least twice a day for 10 to 12 years. Unless you are eating your popcorn in similar quantities, it is most likely safe to consume popcorn at home,just be careful to avoid the fumes when opening the bag.
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Potatoes may look innocent enough, but did you know they actually come from 
the same family as poisonous plant the deadly nightshade? 
Although they are not quite as dangerous as this family member, potatoes do pose 
certain risks to our health due to them containing toxic compounds known as glycoalkaloids, the most worrying of which is solanine which affects the nervous and digestive systems, causing headaches, weakness, confusion, diarrhoea and vomiting amongst other things.Poisoning from potatoes occurs very rarely but fans of the popular vegetable should take measures to protect themselves by avoiding potatoes with sprouts - which tend to have a higher concentration of glycoalkaloids - and those which have turned green


           Although the green colour of the potatoes is harmless in itself, it does indicate that the potatoes have been exposed to light, which can also encourage solanine levels to rise over the safe level 
 for consumption.

(10) PeanutsClick here to join nidokidos

      Not only are peanuts one of the most common food allergens, but the popular snack may also be dangerous to those who don't suffer from allergies. Peanuts are particularly best avoided by those with kidney or gallbladder problems as they contain oxalates which can crystallise and cause kidney and gallbladder stones.However, even for the rest of us peanuts can be toxic due to their susceptibility to mould and the frequently occurring presence of aflatoxin - a highly toxic carcinogen - that is produced by a fungus called Aspergillus flavus invading the nuts.If you simply can't resist snacking on peanuts, try to purchase ones produced in arid areas -
such as New Mexico -where the soil is dry and the risk of aflatoxins is lower.
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Cricket World cup 2011 Schedule


DateLocalGMTISTMatch DetailsVenue
Feb 1209:3004:0009:30Kenya vs West Indies
1st Warm up ODI
Colombo
Feb 1209:3004:0009:30Sri Lanka vs Netherlands
2nd Warm up ODI
Kandy
Feb 1214:3008:3014:00Bangladesh vs Canada
3rd Warm up ODI Day Night Match
Chittagong
Feb 1214:3009:0014:30Ireland vs New Zealand
4th Warm up ODI Day Night Match
Nagpur
Feb 1214:3009:0014:30South Africa vs Zimbabwe
5th Warm up ODI Day Night Match
Chennai
Feb 1314:3009:0014:30India vs Australia
6th Warm up ODI Day Night Match
Bangalore
Feb 1509:3004:0009:30Ireland vs Zimbabwe
7th Warm up ODI
Nagpur
Feb 1509:3004:0009:30Kenya vs Netherlands
8th Warm up ODI
Kandy
Feb 1514:3008:3014:00Bangladesh vs Pakistan,
 9th Warm up ODI Day Night Match
Mirpur
Feb 1514:3009:0014:30Australia vs South Africa
10th Warm up ODI Day Night Match
Bangalore
Feb 1609:3003:3009:00Canada vs England
11th Warm up ODI
Mirpur
Feb 1609:3004:0009:30Sri Lanka vs West Indies
12th Warm up ODI
Colombo
Feb 1614:3009:0014:30India vs New Zealand
13th Warm up ODI Day Night Match
Chennai
Feb 1814:3008:3014:00England vs Pakistan
14th Warm up ODI Day Night Match
Mirpur
Feb 1914:3008:3014:00Group B : Bangladesh vs India
1st ODI Day Night Match
Mirpur
Feb 2009:3004:0009:30Group A : New Zealand vs Kenya,
 2nd ODI
Chennai
Feb 2014:3009:0014:30Group A : Sri Lanka vs Canada,
 3rd ODI Day Night Match
Hambantota
Feb 2114:3009:0014:30Group A : Australia vs Zimbabwe,
 4th ODI Day Night Match
Ahmedabad
Feb 2214:3009:0014:30Group B : England vs Netherlands
5th ODI Day Night Match
Nagpur
Feb 2314:3009:0014:30Group A : Pakistan vs Kenya
6th ODI Day Night Match
Hambantota
Feb 2414:3009:0014:30Group B : South Africa vs West Indies, 7th ODI Day Night MatchDelhi
Feb 2509:3003:3009:00Group B : Bangladesh vs Ireland
8th ODI
Mirpur
Feb 2514:3009:0014:30Group A : Australia vs New Zealand, 9th ODI Day Night MatchNagpur
Feb 2614:3009:0014:30Group A : Pakistan vs Sri Lanka
10th ODI Day Night Match
Colombo
Feb 2714:3009:0014:30Group B : India vs England
11th ODI Day Night Match
Kolkata
Feb 2809:3004:0009:30Group A : Canada vs Zimbabwe
12th ODI
Nagpur
Feb 2814:3009:0014:30Group B : West Indies vs Netherlands, 13th ODI Day Night MatchDelhi
Mar 1114:3009:0014:30Group A : Sri Lanka vs Kenya
14th ODI Day Night Match
Colombo
Mar 214:3009:0014:30Group B : England vs Ireland
15th ODI Day Night Match
Bangalore
Mar 309:3004:0009:30Group B : South Africa vs Netherlands, 16th ODIMohali
Mar 314:3009:0014:30Group A : Pakistan vs Canada
17th ODI Day Night Match
Colombo
Mar 409:3004:0009:30Group A : New Zealand vs Zimbabwe, 18th ODIAhmedabad
Mar 414:3008:3014:00Group B : Bangladesh vs West Indies, 19th ODI Day Night MatchMirpur
Mar 514:3009:0014:30Group A : Australia vs Sri Lanka
20th ODI Day Night Match
Colombo
Mar 609:3004:0009:30Group B : South Africa vs England, 21st ODIChennai
Mar 614:3009:0014:30Group B : India vs Ireland
22nd ODI Day Night Match
Bangalore
Mar 714:3009:0014:30Group A : Canada vs Kenya
23rd ODI Day Night Match
Delhi
Mar 814:3009:0014:30Group A : Pakistan vs New Zealand, 24th ODI Day Night MatchKandy
Mar 914:3009:0014:30Group B : India vs Netherlands, 25th ODI Day Night Match

Delhi
Mar 1014:3009:0014:30Group A : Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe,
 26th ODI Day Night Match
Kandy
Mar 1109:3004:0009:30Group B : West Indies vs Ireland
27th ODI
Mohali
Mar 1114:3008:3014:00Group B : Bangladesh vs England
28th ODI Day Night Match
Chittagong
Mar 1214:3009:0014:30Group B : India vs South Africa,
 29th ODI Day Night Match
Nagpur
Mar 1309:3004:0009:30Group A : New Zealand vs Canada, 30th ODIMumbai
Mar 1314:3009:0014:30Group A : Australia vs Kenya
31st ODI Day Night Match
Bangalore
Mar 1409:3003:3009:00Group B : Bangladesh vs Netherlands, 32nd ODIChittagong
Mar 14, 201114:3009:0014:30Group A : Pakistan vs Zimbabwe,
 33rd ODI Day Night Match
Kandy
Mar 1514:3009:0014:30Group B : South Africa vs Ireland
34th ODI Day Night Match
Kolkata
Mar 1614:3009:0014:30Group A : Australia vs Canada
35th ODI Day Night Match
Bangalore
Mar 1714:3009:0014:30Group B : England vs West Indies
36th ODI Day Night Match
Chennai
Mar 1809:3004:0009:30Group A : Ireland vs Netherlands
37th ODI
Kolkata
Mar 1814:3009:0014:30Group A : Sri Lanka vs New Zealand, 38th ODI Day Night MatchMumbai
Mar 1909:3003:3009:00Group B : Bangladesh vs South Africa, 39th ODIMirpur
Mar 1914:3009:0014:30Group A : Pakistan vs Australia
40th ODI Day Night Match
Colombo
Mar 2009:3004:0009:30Group A : Zimbabwe vs Kenya
41st ODI
Kolkata
Mar 2014:3009:0014:30Group B : India vs West Indies
42nd ODI Day Night Match
Chennai
Mar 2314:3009:3015:00TBC vs TBC, 1st Quarter Final ODI Day Night MatchMirpur
Mar 2414:3010:0015:30TBC vs TBC, 2nd Quarter Final ODI Day Night MatchColombo
Mar 2514:3009:3015:00TBC vs TBC, 3rd Quarter Final ODI Day Night MatchMirpur
Mar 2614:3010:0015:30TBC vs TBC, 4th Quarter Final ODI Day Night MatchAhmedabad
Mar 2914:3010:0015:30TBC vs TBC, 1st Semi Final ODI Day Night MatchColombo
Mar 3014:3010:0015:30TBC vs TBC, 2nd Semi Final ODI Day Night MatchMohali
Apr 214:3010:0015:30TBC vs TBC, The Final ODI Day Night MatchMumbai




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