Saturday 7 June 2014
WORLD CUP 2014-BRAZIL
England here we goagain time fro another world cup and the hype begins and a nation expects .England are in Group D-England vs Italy-11.oo pm-Manaus-Arena Amazonia-June14-Urugray vs England -Sao Paulo-Arena De Sao Paulo-8.00 pm-Costa Rico vs England -Belo Horizonte -Estadio Mineiran -5. pm-June24.If we past the group stage ,possible it the last 16 whichis knockout football.Will we win world cup as a englishman i would like to say yes but unsure if not Brazil are a good bet -come on ENGLAND.
Wednesday 4 June 2014
How to defend yourself against the 'two-week' attack
Alarming news from the UK's National Crime Agency (NCA): you have "two weeks" to protect yourself from a major cyber-threat.
The warning came as the FBI, in partnership with authorities
in several countries around the world, shut down a network of criminally
operated computers that were stealing important information from
victims' machines.But since that announcement, which directed concerned users to a website which promptly crashed for more than 15 hours, many BBC readers have been in touch wondering what they need to do to stay safe on the internet. Here's an at-a-glance guide.
Rory Cellan-Jones reports on a "powerful computer attack", which people have two weeks to protect themselves from
If you are using Windows, read on.
Gameover Zeus is a particularly nasty piece of malware - malicious software - that will fish around your computer for files that look like they may contain financial or other sensitive information. Once it finds them, it steals themread more
ALEX MATSUO INTERVIEWED BY MARK ANTONY RAINES
Here are my answers to the questions you sent me. Let me know if you need anything else. -Alex
What inspired you?
I was inspired to get into the paranormal by my fascination and fear of death. The idea that my consciousness will shut off and cease to exist when my physical body dies is a very unnerving thought. So, investigating, and trying to communicate with the dead is my attempt to prove to myself that there is some sort of survival or life after death. Upon entering into this community, I found that there were thousands of people searching for answers in the wrong places like reality television, when there are other fascinating groups and people who have come up with investigation methods that work well and have come up with theories of the paranormal that will blow their mind. Being able to be the bridge of understanding the unknown is inspiring enough in itself.
What are your aims?
My aims are to be as honest and genuine as I can be. If I can contribute something to help the field of paranormal research, whether it's bringing the community together or getting people to think twice about their evidence, experiences, and theories, then that is enough for me.
What plans do you have for the future?
I'm currently in the process of self-publishing my second book as well as a third book through a major publisher. I'm working on two paranormal radio shows at the moment and a third, being a paranormal-related podcast that will be published weekly. My plan is to continuing doing that as well as give talks at different conferences and consult with other teams who may need assistance or a second opinion on a case
Sunday 1 June 2014
Elvis Presley dental crown 'goes missing' during tour
A dental crown worn by Elvis Presley went astray during a tour to raise awareness of mouth cancer, leaving members of a dental practice "all shook up".
"The King's Crown" was due to arrive at Bracknell's Appledore Dental Clinic early on Thursday, but arrived more than five hours late after a labelling mix-up by FedEx, the practice claimed.
It was located on its way to Dundee before being redirected.
FedEx apologised for the inconvenience.READ MORE
Women's FA Cup final: Arsenal beat Everton to retain trophy
Shelley Kerr's 16 months as Arsenal manager ended on a triumphant note as the Gunners eased to a 2-0 win against Everton in a one-sided FA Cup final.
Striker Kelly Smith scored an early opener before setting up Yukari Kinga to seal the victory on the hour mark.
Kerr resigned a week ago with her team bottom of the Women's Super League.
However, they looked anything but relegation candidates as they avenged their 2010 final defeat by the Toffees to lift the trophy for the 13th time.
Kerr quit last Sunday in response to the Gunners' poor start to the season - they have lost three of their opening four league games and are bottom of the table with a solitary point.
But she opted to stay on for this match at Stadium MK as Arsenal looked to add to a tally of 40 major trophies since they were formed 27 years ago.
They entered the match as favourites, in no small part because of their impressive record of 12 victories from their previous 13 appearances in this fixture.
And the Gunners, league title winners in nine of the past 10 seasons, began in suitably confident fashion in front of a crowd of just over 15,000 fans in Milton Keynes.
Everton - just a point and a place above Arsenal after a similarly sluggish start to the campaign - did have an early sight of goal through striker Nikita Parris, who shot over after just 25 seconds, but the Toffees were quickly having to defend as Arsenal started to dominate.READ MORE
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b045gq6m/countryfile-shropshire
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b045gq6m/countryfile-shropshire-THIS PROGRAMME CONTAINS INFO ABOUT BATS
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