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"To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven." Time is one of the most valuable things in this World. Time is the most valuable, because it is not renewable. You can make another money, having spent the one you have. You can buy another cloth, when the one you have is torn. You can build another house, Make another friends, etc. But, you can not make another time, enlongate it or reverse it. No Scientist can reverse the Time. Time is determines by the movement of the Earth. The Earth revolves on its axis, and rotates round the Sun. The Moon rotates round the Earth. According to Scientist, the Earth revolves on it axis in 24 Hours. The Earth rotates round the Sun in 365 or 366 days. The Moon rotates round the Earth in about 28 days. To reverse the Time, you have almost impossible task to carry out. What are you doing with your time? Are you conscious of how precious your Time is? What value are you placing on your time? Are ...

BBC NEWS reported that, India to impose email restrictions October 30, 2013 15:31India's Communications and IT Minister, Kapil Sibal, intends to introduce the ban before the end of December India is planning to impose a ban on the use of foreign cloud-based email services to send official communications, before the end of the year. It would prevent civil servants using Gmail, Yahoo! or Outlook.com. Instead they would be required to use a service provided by the country's own National Informatics Centre (NIC). The move follows the publication of leaks about US cyber-spying operations. According to documents given to the Guardian and subsequently reported by The Hindu newspaper in June, 6.3 billion pieces of information were collected from India's computer and telephone networks over the course of a month by the US National Security Agency (NSA), making it the fifth most "intensively watched" country. Spying allegations India's communications and IT minister ...

BBC NEWS reported that, NZ balloon crash pilot 'used drugs' The pilot of a hot air balloon that crashed in New Zealand, killing 11, is likely to have smoked cannabis shortly before the flight, investigators say. Pilot Lance Hopping showed poor judgement which contributed to the 2012 crash, an official report said. The crash near the town of Carterton, Wairarapa, occurred after the balloon became entangled in power lines and burst into flames. It was New Zealand's worst air disaster in decades. No one on board survived. The Transport Accident Investigation Commission said post-mortem tests had found an active ingredient of cannabis in Mr Hopping's blood, which indicated that he was a long-term user of cannabis. Based on eyewitness testimony and the tests, "it was [also] highly likely that the pilot smoked cannabis on the morning of the flight," the report said. Read more NZ balloon crash pilot 'used drugs' http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-2473...

BBC NEWS reported that, How is the NSA’s vault of secrets being unlocked? October 30, 2013 03:21A summary of US spying allegations brought about by Edward Snowden's leak of classified documents By Tara McKelvey BBC News Magazine Media organisations have revealed startling details about US espionage in recent weeks. The disclosures can be traced back to three people who don't play by the rules - intelligence leaker Edward Snowden and his chief disseminators, the Guardian newspaper reporter Glenn Greenwald, and independent film-maker Laura Poitras. The National Security Agency (NSA) reportedly collected data on millions of US customers of Verizon, a telecom firm, and on 60 million calls in Spain. It is also said to have obtained data on 70 million digital communications in France - and spied on Chancellor Angela Merkel for years. Read more How is the NSA’s vault of secrets being unlocked? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-24677237