How to Disable Or Stop Facebook Timeline In Your Profile

There is no permanent way to disable facebook timeline but if you are confused with this new facebook timeline update and looking to disable this then you can easily do this using firefox addon.Here’s how you can do this.

1. Open Firefox and Install User Agent Switcher Firefox Addon in your Firefox Browser.
2. After installing User Agent Switcher addon, Restart your Firefox Browser.
3. Now Go to To Tools > Default User Agent and select Internet Explore 7

After above setting refresh your facebook timeline page and you will seetimeline is disabled in your profile.
This happen because Internet explore 7 donot support Facebook Timeline.

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The Story Of World's Shortest Woman Jyoti Amge

Jyoti Amge is currently recognized as the 'shortest living teenager' measured as 61.95cm (2 ft) back in 2009. On December 16, on her 18th birthday, Amge will be eligible under Guinness World Record guidelines for the 'smallest woman in the world' title which if successful will take the title from US woman Bridgette Jordan, who stands at 69.5 cm (27.4 in).

A relative helps apply makeup on Jyoti Amge (C), 18, at her residence in Nagpur on December 16, 2011. Amge is currently recognized as the 'shortest living teenager' measured as 61.95cm (2 ft) back in 2009. On December 16, on her 18th birthday, Amge will be eligible under Guinness World Record guidelines for the 'smallest woman in the world' title which if successful will take the title from US woman Bridgette Jordan, who stands at 69.5 cm (27.4 in).

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A Faster New Facebook Application For Android

Today Facebook launch an updated Facebook app for Android. It's now quicker and easier to view photos, get messages and navigate around the app.
It is similar to the current iPhone application and they fix too many issues of old version.

Photos get better
Photos and albums are up to two times faster than the previous Android app. It's also easier to share photos, view comments and edit captions on the go.

                                                view photos with tags, comments and likes

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FACEBOOK TIMELINE NOW AVAILABLE ON MOBILE

Timeline gives you an easy way to see the things you've shared, and collect all your best moments in a single place. In addition to making timeline available on the web , today Facebook also launching timeline on Android and m.facebook.com.

Mobile timeline starts with your unique cover photo. As you scroll down, you'll see your posts, photos and life events as they happened, back to the day you were born. Photo albums and other posts are horizontally swipeable, so you can quickly view multiple photos or posts inline without leaving timeline. You can also swipe through the views at the top of your timeline to navigate to your map, photos, subscribers and more.

Making stories more visual

Your posts now appear in several different ways on your mobile timeline. The photos you share are bigger, and friends you're with and places you visit appear on a map.

Available on m.facebook.com and Android
Mobile timeline is now available on touch devices using m.facebook.com, and Facebook for Android (version 1.8.1).
To learn more about timeline, visit www.facebook.com/about/timeline.

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FACEBOOK NEW STYLE PROFILE NOW AVAILABLE WORLD WIDE

Facebook recently announced their plans to introduce Facebook Timeline, an entirely new kind of profile.
Timeline gives you an easy way to rediscover the things you shared, and collect your most important moments. It also lets you share new experiences, like the music you listen to or the miles you run.
Starting today, timeline is now available everywhere.

Here are some tips to help you get started.

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NASA confirms 'Super-Earth' that could hold life

WASHINGTON: In another step toward finding Earth-like planets that may hold life, NASA has said the Kepler space telescope has confirmed its first-ever planet in a habitable zone outside our solar system.
French astronomers earlier this year confirmed the first rocky exoplanet to meet key requirements for sustaining life. But Kepler-22b, initially glimpsed in 2009, is the first the US space agency has been able to confirm.

Confirmation means that astronomers have seen it crossing in front of its star three times. But it doesn't mean that astronomers know whether life actually exists there, simply that the conditions are right.
Such planets have the right distance from their star to support water, plus a suitable temperature and atmosphere to support life.
'We have now got good planet confirmation with Kepler-22b,' said Bill Borucki, Kepler principal investigator at NASA Ames Research Center.
'We are certain that it is in the habitable zone and if it has a surface, it ought to have a nice temperature,' he told reporters on Monday.
Spinning around its star some 600 light years away, Kepler-22b is 2.4 times the size of the Earth, putting it in class known as 'super-Earths,' and orbits its Sun-like star every 290 days.
Its near-surface temperature is presumed to be about 72 degrees 22 Celsius. Scientists do not know, however, whether the planet is rocky, gaseous or liquid.
The planet's first 'transit,' or star crossover, was captured shortly after NASA launched its Kepler spacecraft in March 2009.
NASA also announced that Kepler has uncovered 1,094 more potential planets, twice the number it previously had been tracking, according to research being presented at a conference in California this week.
Kepler is NASA's first mission in search of Earth-like planets orbiting suns similar to ours, and cost the US space agency about USD 600 million.
It is equipped with the largest camera ever sent into space -- a 95-megapixel array of charge-coupled devices -- and is expected to continue sending information back to Earth until at least November 2012.
Kepler is searching for planets as small as Earth, including those orbiting stars in a warm, habitable zone where liquid water could exist on the surface of the planet.
The latest confirmed exoplanet that could support life brings to three the total number confirmed by global astronomers.

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Facebook Hires IIT-Delhi Student For Rs 65 Lakh a Year

Social networking site Facebook will now have an employee from the Indian Institute of Technology-Delhi.

After trying - and failing - to recruit students from the institute last year, Facebook came back to the campus this year and chose 21-year-old Ankur Dahiya, a student of computer science engineering.

Dahiya's annual salary package is around Rs 65 lakh.

"Ever since I heard Facebook would come to recruit, I wanted to get in. It was a long-standing dream. My parents were obviously elated," said Dahiya, who belongs to Rohtak in Haryana.

This is the first time that Facebook has recruited a student from IIT-Delhi. The social networking giant had hired a student from IIT-Chennai last year.

The company, started in February 2004, has scouted for talent at many other IIT campuses in India this year. Unlike last year when it hired only two students from India, Facebook is eyeing the country as a talent hub this time around.

Dahiya will be placed in Palo Alto, California as a programmer after he finishes his course next year.

"The interview and the test were completely subject-based. They asked me to do some encoding and programming," said Dahiya, whose all-India rank in the IIT-JEE exam was 56.

Facebook was unable to hire any student last year as they expressed a desire to come to the campus a tad too late.

This time around, however, they were in the first batch of employers.

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Mammoth To Be Brought Back To Life In Five Years

 The woolly mammoth, which became extinct 10,000 years ago, will now be brought back to life from a cloned bone marrow within five years, scientists have claimed.

Scientists from Russia's Sakha republic's mammoth museum and Japan's Kinki University will launch a joint research in 2012 in a bid to recreate the giant animal, the Daily Mail reported citing Kyodo News.
The researchers say it may be possible to clone a woolly mammoth after they found a well-preserved bone marrow in a thigh bone recovered in Siberia.
By replacing the nuclei of egg cells from an elephant with those taken from the mammoth's marrow cells, embryos with mammoth DNA can be produced.
The embryos will be planted into elephant wombs for delivery as the two species are close relatives.
For scientists involved in research since the 1990s, finding nuclei with undamaged mammoth genes has been a challenge.
Many areas in eastern Russia -- that usually remains frozen -- thawed leading to the discovery of a number of frozen mammoths, the report said.

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