5 Eye-Opening Things You May Not Know About US Presidents

By: Paul A Philips

1. Most US presidents were 33 degree Freemasons. There are some excellent websites documenting this in detail. Those presidents who claimed to be Christian while practising freemasonry should have at least been questioned because the 2 cannot exist together, as any true Christian should tell you Freemasonry is an occult practice.

Freemasons rule most major nations. It is the world's biggest fraternity. As well as most US presidents, many other world rulers have been 33 degree Masons such as soviet President Joseph Stalin... and many British Prime Ministers like Winston Churchill.

NASA astronauts were Freemasons. Just about every major corporation was founded by a Freemason, including RCA records, McDonalds and Walmart... I digress.

2. Most US presidents are related to each other. Out of the 43 presidents, 34 are related to King Charlemagne 800 AD. It has also been established that 19 of them are directly descended from King Edward III. In fact, it has been shown that whoever is the closest related in bloodline will win the presidential candidacy.

This disproves the debunkers. They cannot use the claim that we are all related in some way to a handful of individuals from many, many years ago before the population explosion because the presidents came from specific bloodlines within bloodlines.

Many of those in high places; ex-presidential candidates, high ranking politicians or major corporate players are also related to the presidents within these specific bloodlines...

3. In light of the above #1 it is said that the presidents have been involved in occult rituals. For example, reports have come out claiming that there have been occult rituals performed every summer at Bohemian Grove, a camp located at Monte Rio California. Besides presidents the rituals have been attended by other world leaders involving sacrifices to a 40ft owl statue known as Moloch a god or king.

4. There were an extraordinary number of  'coincidences' connecting the assassinations of Presidents Abraham Lincoln and John F Kennedy:

Lincoln was an elected congressman in the year 1846 Kennedy was an elected congressman in the year 1946

Lincoln was elected to the White-house as president in the year 1860 Kennedy was elected to the White-house as president in the year 1960

Both were concernedly involved in civil rights. Both their wives lost children while dwelling at the White House

Both were assassinated on a Friday with gunshots to the head This is where it gets even stranger...

President Lincoln's secretary was someone called Kennedy President Kennedy's secretary was someone called Lincoln

Both presidents were then succeeded by someone having the Johnson surname In Lincoln's case it was Andrew Johnson born 1808 and in Kennedy's Lyndon Johnson born 1908!

It was John Wilkes Booth who assassinated Lincoln, born in 1839. It was Lee Harvey Oswald who assassinated Kennedy, born in 1939.

The 2 assassins each had three names made up of 15 letters

The strangeness continues: Lincoln was shot at the Ford Theatre and Kennedy was shot in a motorcar called Lincoln made by Ford motors

After shooting president Lincoln in a theatre the assassin then ran to a warehouse to hide Kennedy was shot from a warehouse and assassin then ran to a theatre to hide

-Quite an eye-opener don't you think?

5. Presidents have shown to have ties to major private corporate business interests to such an extent that the main direction of governance for the country has little to do with the choices of the American people; those people who they should have been serving. As more and more laws have been made to favour the elite with their private corporate business interests' democracy has received some serious questioning.



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Anything I Can Do to Fix a Computer Extremely Slow?

By: Larry Hoezee

When you purchased the computer you opted for a little more expensive computer over a cheaper one. You decided you wanted a computer with more memory and more features. Even though it's new, after a while it will begin to slow down. Files get corrupted. The computer is bombarded with virus applications on the internet. Freeware takes its toll with bundled software we download and often is accompanied with a virus or two. There are several things you can do to keep your computer running like new.

Things to Do To Improve a Computer Extremely Slow

If you have a slow computer, let's do several things to speed it back up. First we will clean and organize the hard drive. On your computer, Windows has installed two tools to accomplish this, Disk Clean-up and Disk de-fragmentation. You can access both tools by clicking on start, all programs, accessories, and then system tools.

Disk Cleanup - Clicking on this tool will delete unnecessary files, and temporary files, which frees up space on the hard drive resulting in a faster computer.

Disk Defragmentation - Clicking on this utility tool reorganizes all your files on the hard drive so they are easy to find and the OS (operating system) doesn't have to waste precious time tracking them down.

A computer extremely slow may need a little more tweaking to bring it back to peak performance. Malware, adware, and spyware can sometimes infect your computer. Computers that are fairly new should also be scanned for viruses that will slow your computer.

It is very important to have the necessary security programs installed on your computer and have the programs updated. Losing your own identity online can be a nightmare. (Never give away important information like your social security number, passwords, account numbers, bank account numbers, or any private information about yourself or your family to anybody or any site on the internet that is not trusted or through any email unless you trust the source.)! Then make sure it is legitimate. There are all kinds of scam artists out there on the internet. They pull out all the stops and will spare nothing to get access to your private information even through your email. Don't fall for emails that have a punch line that really gets your attention. They make their offering sound real good. When you click on that email you may have just downloaded adware or spyware. If you don't know the source, delete it!

Infected computers do not function nearly as well as a computer free from viruses. Viruses take up space on the hard drive and corrupt files resulting in a computer extremely slow. There are different software programs that accomplish different things for the computer to keep it safe. A registry cleaner, a virus protection program, and internet security program should be installed on your computer. Keeping your registry, software programs, and device drivers updated will go a long way to keeping your computer operating at peak performance.

Summary for a Computer Extremely Slow

The computers registry may have been compromised by virus infections. The registry, being the brain of the computer, holds all the data information of each individual component on the computer. It tells the operating system where to find a program and what files to pull up. Errors in the registry affect the total performance of your computer. To keep your computer fine-tuned, install and run a registry cleaner when the computer becomes slow. Computer problems happen daily. You need to stay proactive every day. Install and run a spyware program to protect against identity theft.

A Word to the Wise

Always have a full backup of your computer and all the programs!

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FIFA deny United State's request to exclude Russia from 2014 World Cup

FIFA is not going to deny Russia the right to participate in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. This was reported by the American media with reference to the letter of the Secretary General Jerome Valcke FIFA.

The official said that the rules and norms of the organization do not apply to those who are not related to football. So he answered the call of U.S. senators to refuse participation in the Russian national team in the World Cup in 2014 due to the events in Ukraine, stressing that the national team can not be held responsible for the actions of public authorities.

In early March 2014 U.S. Senators Mark Kirk and Dan Coats sent a letter to FIFA President Joseph Blatter to suspend Russia's membership in FIFA and take away the right of the State of the World Cup in 2018.

Football community should protect themselves from the influence of politics and politicians, Joseph Blatter, President of FIFA

Football has become a victim of its own popularity and political tool in the games. This was stated by President of the International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA), Joseph Blatter, speaking at the Congress of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) in the capital of Kazakhstan.

"To say that football is out of politics, it would be unfair - said Blatter. - FIFA worried down in the world situation. During the Confederations Cup in Brazil in 2013, football has become a victim of social unrest. Hopefully this will not happen again during the World Cup the world this summer. "

Blatter said that now felt political pressure by the following world championships - in Russia in 2018 and in Qatar in 2022. "Football is designed to bring people together, and not vice versa - the head of FIFA. - In this situation, I urge football family to unite. Unity - not just a word, it is one of the fundamental principles of democracy. Unfortunately, football has become a hostage of his own popularity and success. From FIFA faces and all national federations, I urge to unite our efforts and to protect the game from the intervention of politics and politicians. "

source: itar-tass.com

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I will be your "BESTMAN" on one condition - Jay tells Kanye

While Kanye West and Kim Kardashian have set their wedding's date, (May 24 in Paris) somebody close to the rapper might be missing the festivities!

Various sources report that Jay Z has turned down Kanye's offer to be his best-man.

Kanye's 'Big Brother' is apparently not happy with the fact that the ceremony is about to be filmed and broadcast on Keeping Up with The Kardashians and told him that he would be his best man only if him, Beyonce and Blue Ivy are not filmed.

Bosses at E! are desperate to air the ceremony and are willing to spend millions of dollars to make it happen.

Will money make Jay change his mind?

Source: Tracetv

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Winter Paralympics begin in Sochi

Sochi is seeing a heartwarming ceremony as the 2014 Winter Paralympic Games open. The hosts are among the Paralympic favorites at the Games, which are already raising the awareness for the disabled people in Russia.

Unity, equality, inclusiveness – these are the mottos of the opening ceremony taking place at the Fisht stadium in Sochi Olympic Park. An equal amount of effort has been put into making the ceremony as “bright and colorful,” as the breathtaking Olympics opening of February 7.

Russia’s fairytale phoenix has been symbolically picked as one of the characters for the show. According to the event’s creative director Konstantin Ernst, the very fact that Russia is hosting its first Paralympics has been very important for the people with disabilities living in the country, ever since the decision was announced in 2007.

“We couldn’t fail to take note of the positive changes that had taken place in Russian society with regard to people with disabilities. We focused on passing on that feeling, and our ceremony is called ‘Breaking the Ice.’ It explains how important it is to break down comprehension barriers between people,” Ernst said as quoted by RIA Novosti.

Most inspiring are personal accounts of Russian Paralympians, who have overcome all odds on their way to victories and top-class performance. 

The captain of Russia’s Paralympic ice sledge hockey team, Vadim Selyukin, told RT his team is practicing morning till night to show the best of their skills and to challenge the sport’s current undisputed leaders – Canada and the US. 

“Every player thinks only about victory, how to grab it and never let it go. This is important,” Selyukin said. 

Vadim lost both of his legs in the Second Chechen war in 2002. His will to live not only allowed him to outlast the injury, but also led the Russian sledge hockey team to third place at the 2013 World Championships.

Sochi Games will feature an exciting debut of para-snowboarding, which this year has been placed under the Alpine Skiing program of the Paralympics. 

On the eve of the Paralympics, there has been an amazing support for over 500 Paralympians from 45 countries.

Source: rt.com

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Carlos Puyol to leave Barcelona at the end of the season

Barcelona captain Carles Puyol has announced that he will leave the club at the end of the season, at which point he will have a "rest" before deciding his next move.

The 35-year-old has struggled with injury in recent years and has made just six appearances in all competitions this term, with Javier Mascherano and Marc Bartra preferred alongside Gerard Pique at centre-back.

"The club knows of my decision. It doesn't mean that I am leaving today, there are three months of the season left to play," Puyol told reporters at a press conference on Tuesday.

“I do not know what I will do after June 30. I will need to rest and think. We will see then.

"I wanted to call this press conference to thank everyone, directors, team-mates, managers, media - thank you everyone for everything you've done for me." 

The defender came through the youth ranks at Camp Nou and made his debut for the club in 1999, before going on to rack up nearly 600 appearances for Barcelona in all competitions.

Puyol becomes the latest experienced head to announce his departure from the reigning Liga champions after Victor Valdes revealed last season that he will leave when his contract expires this summer.


source: goal.com

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Bill Gates Is World's Richest Man Again!!!

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is back on top of the list of the world's richest people, winning back the top spot on the Forbes list from Mexican telecom mogul Carlos Slim Helú.

Forbes' annual ranking of billionaires was released Monday, with Americans dominating the list and comprising 492 of the 1,645 billionaires identified by the business magazine.

Top 10 billionaires

1. Bill Gates, $76B
2. Carlos Slim Helú, $72B
3. Amancio Ortega, $64
4. Warren Buffett, $58.2B
5. Larry Ellison, $48B
6. Charles/David Koch, $40B (each)
7. Sheldon Adelson, $38B
8. Christy Walton, $36.7B
9. Jim Walton, $34.7B
10. Liliane Bettencourt, $34.5

Source: Forbes.com

The top 10 includes seven Americans including influential investment guru Warren Buffett, conservative brothers Charles and David Koch and two members of the Walton family clan, who control Wal-Mart.

Larry Ellison is CEO of Oracle and Sheldon Adelson is CEO of Las Vegas Sands Corp. 

Gates has led the list for 15 of the past 20 years, but in 2010 Mexico’s Slim took the top spot,

This year, Gates’ net worth is estimated at $76 billion by Forbes, compared to $72 billion for Slim.

The third place goes to Spanish clothing magnate Amancio Ortega who owns the Zara retail chain and 10th to Liliane Bettencourt of L'Oreal fame.

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg rocketed up the list this year to 21st, after he more than doubled his fortune to $28.5 billion as Facebook stock soared.

Other  notable newcomers to the list, include Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg and WhatsApp founders Jan Koum and Brian Acton who sold their company to Facebook for $19 billion.

source:cbc.ca

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‘12 Years,’ ‘Gravity’ win top honors at Oscars

The Oscars split their honors between history and spectacle Sunday night. “12 Years a Slave,” a searing period drama that confronted moviegoers anew with the cruelties of American slavery, won best picture at the 86th Academy Awards, while the outer-space suspense blockbuster “Gravity” won seven awards, including an Oscar to Alfonso Cuarón for best director.

With awards going as well to “12 Years” writer John Ridley, and supporting actress Lupita Nyong’o, the voting members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences seemed intent on sending a message: In a year of strong, important movies, this was the strongest and the most important. Steve McQueen, who in a historic first becomes the first black director of a best picture winner, dedicated his movie’s award to “the 20 million people who still suffer slavery today,” and in an emotional acceptance speech said, “Everyone deserves to not only survive but live.”

“Gravity,” which created a dazzling science fiction journey on a small soundstage, won for director, film editing, cinematography, sound editing, sound mixing, visual effects, and original score. In his acceptance speech, Cuarón shared his win “with all those wise people who made this happen.”

The acting awards similarly honored a diverse field of performances. Capping a victory lap that seemed pre-ordained since “Blue Jasmine” was released to theaters last August, Cate Blanchett won best actress — her second Oscar, after a supporting statue for 2004’s “The Aviator” — for her stark portrayal of a pampered Wall Street widow afflicted with a bad case of the Blanche DuBoises. Blanchett honored her co-nominees and thanked Woody Allen, a vocal vote of support given the writer-director’s recent controversies.

Matthew McConaughey won best actor for his portrayal of Ron Woodroof, an HIV-infected Texan dealing in non-approved drugs in “Dallas Buyers Club.” Accepting the award, McConaughey thanked God, “who I look up to,” his family, “who I look forward to,” and signed off with his signature “All right, all right, all right.” About the only person he didn’t acknowledge was the late Woodroof.

“Dallas Buyers Club” was also honored when Jared Leto, playing Woodruff’s transgender friend and business partner, won best supporting actor. The win marked a return for Leto, who hadn’t acted in a movie in more than five years, but the bigger comeback was McConaughey’s. Five years ago, the actor seemed stuck in a career rut of uninspired romantic comedies. Coming after a spate of challenging roles in films like “Mud,” “Killer Joe,” and “Magic Mike,” “Dallas Buyers Club” became the crest in the wave of the “McConaissance.” After Ben Affleck’s best picture win for “Argo” last year, this seems like the new Hollywood career arc: a hunk’s progress from pop ridicule to podium triumph.

Nyong’o won best supporting actress for her “12 Years” portrayal of the tormented slave Patsey. The actress, who had been a charming and beautifully dressed presence on the Oscar campaign trail, dedicated her win to the spirit of the real Patsey, saying “It doesn’t escape me for one moment that so much joy in my life is thanks to so much pain in someone else’s.”

The 2014 Academy Awards honored an unusually diverse and strong slate of films. “Gravity” and “American Hustle,” David O. Russell’s farcical look at the Abscam scandal of the late 1970s, led the field with 10 nominations apiece, including best picture, but while Cuaron’s film saw its Oscar bids concentrated in the craft-oriented categories — it is only the fifth movie in Academy history to be nominated in all seven technical categories — “Hustle” saw all four of its key players nominated in the acting categories.

In the end, though, “Hustle” came away empty-handed. The film was expected to at least win best original screenplay, but that award went to writer-director Spike Jonze for “Her,” a touching fable about future shock and digital romance.

The year’s other major Oscar contender, “12 Years a Slave,” won three awards out of nine nominations. Based closely on the 1853 memoirs of Solomon Northup (British-born actor Chiwetel Ejiofor) — a free black pressed into slavery — the film is impeccably crafted and intentionally tough to watch, and it sparked a new national conversation about the legacy of America’s “peculiar institution.”

The Oscar for best animated feature went to “Frozen,” the box-office hit about sisterly rivalry; the film also won best original song, for the soaring “Let It Go.” The awards represent a resurgence for Walt Disney Animation Studios after years of laboring in the shadow of corporate stable mate Pixar. That company has won seven best animated feature Oscars since the category debuted in 2000; this year, it didn’t even have a nomination. “Mr. Hublot,” a sprightly CGI fantasy about a mechanical man and his robot dog, won best animated short.

In a very competitive field, “20 Feet From Stardom” won best documentary feature. The feel-good film about the great back-up singers of pop music history was an audience favorite, if not of pundits who hoped for a win for “The Act of Killing,” about Indonesian mass killings; Darlene Love, one of the featured singers in “20 Feet From Stardom,” was brought up by director Morgan Neville, and belted out her thanks with gospel-styled joy.

The Oscar for documentary short went to “The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved My Life,” about Alice Herz-Sommer, a 110-year-old Holocaust survivor. Herz-Sommer passed away last week, and director Malcolm Clarke dedicated the win to her memory. Denmark’s “Helium,” a sentimental story of a dying boy soothed by fantasy, won best live-action short.

Catherine Martin won best costume design and, along with set designer Beverley Dunn, best production design for “The Great Gatsby,” marking the third and fourth time Martin has won an Oscar working on a film by her husband, director Baz Luhrmann. In addition to its acting wins, “Dallas Buyers Club” won best makeup and hairstyling, a foregone conclusion in a category whose other nominees were the critically maligned “Lone Ranger” and “Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa.”

“The Great Beauty” won the Academy Award for best foreign language film; the Felliniesque Italian film, exquisitely directed by Paolo Sorrentino, clearly struck a chord with Academy members, who cheered when its title was announced.

The ceremonies also seemed to mark an end to the fiddling in recent years with the Oscar night formula. The host, comedian and talk-show host Ellen DeGeneres, seemed chosen as a likable low-key presence after the divisive performances of “Family Guy” creator Seth MacFarlane last year and James Franco and Anne Hathaway in 2011.

The movie year’s breadth of intent was reflected as well in the six other nominees for best picture. “Captain Phillips,” “Dallas Buyers Club,” and “Philomena” were sharply acted dramas based on true stories; “Nebraska” was a wryly moving black-and-white drama about coming to terms with the past; and “Her” peered into the near future to mull over our relationships with technology. Finally, there was “The Wolf of Wall Street,” Martin Scorsese’s grandly self-indulgent ode to Wall Street self-indulgence. This year, though, wretched excess did not seem to be on Oscar’s mind.

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Face Team basketball acrobatics - Britain's Got Talent 2012 audition

You've got to watch this! These guys are so Talented!!!!!!!

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Tracy Morgan Absolutely Hilarious (Comedy)

Very Fun Interview!!!

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Very funny Video! At least Katt Has Got Something Good To say About Michael Jackson this Once. Shout out to the King of Pop. R.I.P M.J.....

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Very Funny! Watch with a neutral mind and have FUN!

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Very Funny Clip! Watch and Enjoy it. Hope you had a Nice Day?

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Katt Williams. Very Funny! What do you think about drugs? This is just for fun to relieve stress and laugh don't take it too serious.

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Katt Williams Very Funny but Controversial. Watch with a neutral mind!

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Japan Rejoices over win to host 2020 Olympic Games

Whoops of delight greeted the announcement that Tokyo would host the 2020 Summer Olympics. People were clapping and hugging each other just as gold streamers fell on the cheering crowd.

Hundreds of people had crowded into the Komazawa gymnasium, one of several public viewing venues in Tokyo. Some had arrived as early as 10.00pm local time even though the announcement would only be made past 5.00am local time.

Tokyo will now be the fifth city to have the honour of hosting the Olympics more than once, the others being Paris, Athens, Los Angeles, and London, which has hosted the Games three times.

The last time the Olympics was held in Tokyo was in 1964. The nation had recovered from its defeat in World War II and was making great strides as a modern nation. Then, the Games marked Japan's reacceptance into the international community and symbolised its recovery.

This time, it's almost the same narrative. Japan is rebuilding after a massive magnitude 9.0 earthquake and a tsunami struck its north east coast in 2011. The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, crippled in the disasters, is still leaking radioactive water into the ocean daily.

Sports Director for Tokyo's bid, Yuko Arakida said, "…we hope that by hosting the Games it will bring inspiration and solace to the children of the area (Fukushima)." http://MegaStoon.Com/?share=51176

It was also this ongoing nuclear crisis that threatened to derail Tokyo's status as favourite.

The Tokyo team was banking on Japan's reputation as a "safe pair of hands".

The Japanese have the experience and know-how to deliver on big sporting events. It has hosted one Summer Olympics, two Winter Olympics, and co-hosted the 2002 Footbball World Cup with South Korea in 2002.

On top of that, factor in its world-class infrastructure, efficient public transportation, low crime rate and you have got a winner on your hands.

But the "safe" factor was being called into question because of a slew of damaging disclosures about the nuclear crisis in recent weeks. The company in charge of the power plant admitted in August that hundreds of tons of contaminated groundwater flow into the sea daily. http://sms.megastoon.com/sms.php?share=51176

The government swung into damage control mode. Days before the International Olympics Committee members were due to vote, the Japanese government unveiled a plan on how it would deal with contaminated water and committed close to half a billion dollars for the plan.

At the final presentation, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe acknowledged concerns about the nuclear crisis and said, "Let me assure you, the situation is under control. It has never done and will never do any damage to Tokyo."

It seems that assurance, and Japan's experience may have won over the IOC members in the end.

from aljazeera.com

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