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THE HAGUE - A Dutch court sentenced a young
man on Monday to three years in jail for
premeditated murder and preparing a terrorist
attack after fighting with Islamist rebels in Syria and urging others to join the insurgency.
The tribunal in The Hague said the man, identified
only as Maher H., took part in armed conflict in
Syria in 2013-2014 and, after his return to the
Netherlands, spreading materials to incite others to
commit similar crimes.
European governments are worried that thousands
of Western volunteers traveled to Syria and Iraq to
join militant groups may return and carry out
attacks at home.
Around 120 Dutch nationals are believed to have
joined hardline Islamic militant groups and criminal
investigations have been launched into the activities of 60 other suspects.

The Grammy - winning singer talks about Ebola ,
terrorism and challenging negative media
perceptions about Africa.
Singer Angelique Kidjo is a symbol of Africa's
creativity , energy and beauty . Her music is a unique blend of her own very West African heritage
combined with funk, jazz and Latin music, and much more .
From the small country of Benin , she has won
awards and recognition around the world . But Kidjo
is also a champion of African causes .
Through her work with the United Nations and her
own foundation, she has travelled across the
continent , raising money at times of disaster . But
above all else, she has campaigned for the right of
more girls to go to school.
And with Africa facing new challenges - from Ebola to extremists opposed to girls' education - she is vocal in her criticism of Western depictions of the
continent .
" Do you think everybody in Africa has Ebola ?" she
asks on Talk to Al Jazeera. "We didn' t invent Ebola .
It 's just a disease that exists there. Like, are we
going to be blamed for inventing malaria too? If there is an Ebola outbreak in the Western world , will the
media in the West treat it the same way?"
She also expressed her frustration with the way
Western media portray Africa as a continent steeped in violence , victimhood and corruption.
" A success story in Africa doesn' t interest any
media, " she says. "They are so eager and hungry for horrible stories from Africa. Why? It looks like the West is the hyena , feeding on the misery of the
African people . They should be ashamed doing this ."
On the topic of terrorism , she is crushing in her
criticism of ISIL but urges an analysis of why young people are joining the group.
" Everybody wants to fight ISIS. Why can ' t we just do something better for people and remove the
legitimacy of all those crazy extremists that are
there just for the pleasure of killing people and for
power?" she asks .
Now in her mid - 50's , Kidjo has just written her life
story , Spirit Rising, and released a new album, Eve .
She is still recording and touring at a hectic pace , but where does she see her musical career going from here? And with all the challenges facing Africa, does she feel optimistic about the future of her beloved continent ?
Angelique Kidjo talks to Al Jazeera.

Three Bangalore based engineering students,
Yashas C Shekar, Vijaykumar Umaluti and Sandesh
E, have launched FreeKall , a free voice calling
service for those who do not have any internet
access.
FreeKall makes money by making people listen to
advertisements during calls . So once two users are connected, they will be able to hear 10 second
advertisements after every two minutes in the
middle of the call. Freekall has tied up with a media
agency called Streetsmart Media Solutions for the
advertisements.
To make a FreeKall users have to dial the numbers
080-67683693 or 080-67683693 and the call will be
disconnected after a ring. After that, the automated
system calls the user back and asks them to dial
the desired number and get connected. The system can currently support 20,000 calls per second.
FreeKall is currently in Beta as of now and so far it
has already been used to make nearly four lakh
(400,000) calls so far.
Registered users can make 12 minute calls in 24
hours and un-registered users can make calls for
upto three minutes. Once the service goes live,
registered users will be able to make unlimited
calls.
The company is aiming for nearly 10 million calls a
day after getting the necessary legal clearances
and expects revenue of nearly $30 million at the
end of the next fiscal year.
“The response has been phenomenal. Our servers
crashed about seven times and we had to bring it
back up,” said Yashas Shekar, the 23-year-old who
co-founded the company with college-mates
Vijayakumar Umaluti and Sandesh Eshwarappa. “On the flip side Sandesh, and Vijayakumar have not slept since Saturday, ” chuckled Shekar.
Recently an Indian student had developed a
prototype of a computer system that uses a
microchip, embedded with an operating system. It
allows the system to work on both Windows and
Linux-based software simultaneously. The system
is called Revo Book and runs on an operating
system called ReVo IX.

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Had it been that there's the 3G in my area I would have subscribe just to use it for watching Live stations.

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I deleted it too, now using Advance mobile care.

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and how can we connect the freak phone to the net with MThen unaffordable data plan?

Let me pretend as if I didn't saw this post. ... Where is back button please?

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The tricks is useless cos is limited to some certain Android OS. We need Android Tricks not Samsung Android tricks.

my was the same 2010.....I knew internet exit but I don't know how to connect to internet until I bought I chinness phone....the configuration self Na problem.

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If you’ve ever thought of getting some permanent ink on
your body but you’ve always been afraid of the needle or
how it would look like, you can try out this new “tattoo”
created by VivaInk that will do more than just decorate
your hand or arm. It is actually an NFC enabled sticker
that will bypass your security features and unlock your
Moto X .
This was actually part of an idea that the people over at
the ATAP division of Motorola were working on, even after
the sale of the OEM to Lenovo. The concept of digital
tattoos is to not just decorate but to turn a body into an
"authentication token” so that there is no need to enter
your passcode when you want to use your phone. The
concept is simple: you just stick the tattoo on any part of
your body and then tap your Moto X to unlock it.
While the sticker with its copper-coin design looks cool
and all, it is not permanent of course. It is water-resistant
though and so you can really stick it anywhere in your
body (preferably somewhere you can reach because you
need to tap your phone after all) and even if you take a
bath or wash your hands, it will still be there. Well, at least
for a week.
You can buy the “tattoos” in packs of ten for about $9.99.
Of course, it only works with the Moto X for now, but who
knows, if it catches on, we might see a deluge of stickers
for other phones, with even bolder designs, just like real
tattoos.

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The Most Inexplicable Foreign Laws.
When you travel abroad, it’s a good idea to research the laws and customs of the area. You don’t want to break some laws accidentally and end up in jail like some of the people in “ Locked Up Abroad.” the laws in this list are so ridiculous, who could even foresee them?

1. Russia - It is illegal to brush your teeth more than twice per day. Enjoy it while you can.
2. Australia - Although it is illegal for children to buy cigarettes, condoms and alcohol but it is legal to use them. Drink up, kiddo!
3. Italy - In Milan, it is legally required to smile at all times, except during funerals and hospital visits.
4. Canada - It is illegal for street musicians to give children balloon animals in Victoria, British Columbia.
5. Chile - The country didn’t pass a law legalizing divorce until 2005. I like this country because "if you don marry you don marry be that, till death do una apart. Hmm
6.Finland - Traffic fines are calculated on a sliding scale according to your most-recently reported income. wait let me explain before you ask your question.
The most expensive speeding ticket ever ($12.5 million) was given out to a Nokia executive for going 75 km/h in a 50km/h.
7. Israel - You could be prosecuted for picking your nose on a Saturday. You are wondering how? Well, This law was passed by a rabbi to preserve the sanctity of the holy day, but the rule is not enforced by Israeli secular law.
8. Samoa - In Samoa, it’s a crime to forget your wife’s birthday.
After the doghouse, there's the jailhouse, so, if you like can forget yourwife birthday.
9. Portugal - According to Portuguese law, it is forbidden to pee in the ocean.
The Portuguese coast, 100% Urine Free.
10. Thailand - People in Thailand can be put in jail for mocking the monarchy, whether they are residents of the country or not. King Bhumibol Adulyadej doesn't take mocking lightly.
11. England - At a train station in Warrington, kissing travelers goodbye could get you in trouble.
12. Thailand - It is illegal to leave the house if you are not wearing underwear.
13. Russia - Dirty cars spotted in Moscow can end up with a $100 fine, although how dirty isn’t defined.
Uh-oh.
14. France - It is illegal to name a pig Napoleon.
15. Scotland - Being drunk while in possession of a cow is illegal.
Disapproving cow thinks you shouldn't have that fourth beer. This is serious.
16. New Zealand: One law states that any found Uranium should be reported to the Government in writing within three months of its discovery.
17. Denmark - You legally have to check under your car for sleeping children before you start it.
Kind of makes you worry about the state of parenting in Denmark, doesn't it?
18. England - It is illegal to consume a mince pie on Christmas Day.
No pie for you!
19. Greece - Playing electronic games can carry a fine of up to 75,000 euros.
Somewhere not in Greece, video games are played.
20. Singapore - Chewing gum has been banned since 1992.
The ban on chewing gum in Singapore was relaxed in 2004. The sale of chewing gum with health benefits - such as nicotine gum - is now allowed.
21.Iran & China-Facebooking is illegal 22.Angola-The Practicing of Islam is illegal. Banned few weeks ago. 23.Saudi Arabia-women are not allowe to drive, cuddling of opposite sex is illegal. 24.France-face veil (heijab) is banned. 25.Nigeria-child marriage is illegal but not punishable by law. 26.Zimbabwe-Retail business by Foreigners are not allowe. 27.North Korea-its citizens are not allowe to move freely within the country talk more of Foreigners. HAVE A NICE DAY