Dangers Of Exotic Pets

Many people are excited by the idea of owning exotic pets. However, it can be difficult to keep and care for an exotic pet because its food and habitat may be hard to collect and reproduce. Additionally, these pets have often not been domesticated for thousands of years, such as cats and dogs. This can lead to dangerous situations for both the owner and any visitors.

First, exotic pets are dangerous because they may carry illnesses that can be given to other pets and even people. Researchers have performed multiple tests on dogs' mouths and have found that they actually contain less bacteria than human mouths.

5 ways to Protect your Blog from Hackers.

It’s a terrible feeling.  You spend months, even years building up your blog. You lovingly polish each post, find the perfect image for each one and publish it for the world to see.

Then – for no apparent reason – some anti-social cyber-weasel hacks into your site. They might place links to not-so-family friendly sites in your footer or (if they’re really bad) delete your content altogether.

Regardless of what they do, the feeling is the same. You feel violated.

But it doesn’t have to be that way. The following five steps will help make your blog more secure for years to come.

1:- Beef up securtiy with the secure wordpress plugin:-

Your blog publishes a lot of meta data – such as the WordPress version you’re using – which hackers can use to break into your site. Secure WordPress is a plugin which removes all this public data, thereby making it harder for hackers to plan a successful attack on your site.

It also makes access to plugin and theme update information available only to people you’ve designated as administrators. Secure WordPress also adds extra security by adding the index.php plugin directory, which denies public access to your directories, and so prevents hackers from browsing them. 

2:- Mocw the wp-config.php file out of the public_Html folder.

Wp-config.php is the file which contains all your site’s configurations. You can imagine the kind of damage a hacker could do if they had access this all-important file.

Strangely, WordPress places the wp-config.php file in the public_html folder, thereby making it public.

This is not good. Fortunately, you can easily move it to a private area on your site. Simply open the

The World's top 50 countries in population

The World's Top 50 Countries in Population                        Population                         Mid-2002 Country               (Millions)   1. China                1,280.7  2. India                1,049.5  3. United States          287.5  4. Indonesia              217.0  5. Brazil                 173.8  6. Pakistan               143.5  7. Russia                 143.5  8. Bangladesh             133.6  9. Nigeria                129.9 10. Japan                  127.4 11. Mexico                 101.7 12. Germany                 82.4 13. Philippines             80.0 14. Vietnam                 79.7 15. Egypt                   71.2 16. Ethiopia                67.7 17. Turkey                  67.3 18. Iran                    65.6 19. Thailand                62.6 20. United Kingdom          62.2 21. France                  59.5 22. Italy                   58.1 23. Congo, Dem. Rep.        55.2 24. Myanmar                 49.0 25. Ukraine                 48.7 26. Korea, South            48.4 27. Colombia                43.8 28. South Africa            43.6 29. Spain                   40.5 30. Tanzania                37.2 31. Argentina               36.5 32. Sudan                   32.6 33. Algeria                 31.4 34. Canada                  31.3 35. Kenya                   31.1 36. Morocco                 29.7 37. Afghanistan

9/11: This Is Nothing New

My phone rang. I was told to turn on the TV. I stared in abject horror at the screen as a plane flew directly into the 2nd tower of The World Trade Center. I thought: How is this possible in America, let alone New York City, the most populous city in the U.S, the largest metropolitan area in the world?

All I knew is that people were dying.

After 9/11, every available person volunteered to assist NYC ranging from the health care field, firefighters, police force, and everyday people. The attitude in America was one of solidarity. No one fought about religion and politics. Diversity in race, financial status or sexual gender was not an issue. People stood together.  Not apart.

What followed as a result, was and still is, global mass hysteria.

“Whoever wishes to foresee the future must consult the past; for human events ever resemble those of preceding times.”  – Machiavelli
1941: Pearl Harbor

• Pearl Harbor Naval Base was attacked by 353 Japanese fighters in 2 crushing waves. 2,402 men were killed with 1,282 wounded.
• Pearl Harbor led the US into World War II. The intention behind the attack on Pearl Harbor was for Japan to conquer Southeast Asia without interference.
• 1942: Japanese Americans and Japanese were brought to camps called “War Relocation Camps.”  There were 3 types: Civilian Assembly Centers [temporary], Relocation Centers [internment] and Detention Camps [people of interest to the government.]
• 1945: The United States bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan killing 80,000 people under President Truman’s Executive Order 9981. To date, this is the only use of nuclear weapons during war.
• 1988: Congress passed legislation and President Ronald Reagan signed, apologizing for the internment of Japanese on behalf of the US government.

1979: Afghanistan

• During the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan, the U.S., Saudi Arabia, UK, Pakistan, Israel, Taiwan, Indonesia and China all offered “unofficial” military and/or financial support [Operation Cyclone] to the people in the struggle. The USSR supported the government of Afghanistan against the Afghan people and Arab- Afghan volunteers. Soviet occupation had an opposite effect. It did not pacify the people, it gave them power in strength and number.
• Foreigners wished to be a part of this global movement including a young Saudi named Osama bin Laden.
• 1985: National Security Decision Directive 166: The CIA and ISI pressured Afghan militants to attack government strongholds. The CIA began programs for training militants in techniques such as car bombs, assassinations,

Venna Malik Bares it all for Indian FHM.