EDUCATION,EDUCATION FOR KIDS,EDUCATION FOR YOUNG LEARNERS

I WOULD LIKE TO SHARE MY OWN EXPERIENCE WITH YOU GUYS REGARDING MY LIFE AND HOW  EDUCATION CONNECTS IT .AND FEW SIMPLE TIPS ON OBTAINING NECESSARY EDUCATION OR KNOWLEDGE FOR TEENAGERS WHO STRIVE 4 EDUCATION AS IT IS ONE OF THE BASIC NEEDS IN THE 21ST CENTURY.


IM A 14 YEAR OLD BOY.IM STUDYING IN A SCHOOL ZAHIRA WHICH IS SITUATED AMIDST A SMALL TOWN IN THE CENTRAL HILLS CALLED GAMPOLA.ANY HOW I HAD THE FREEDOM OF ACCESS TO RELEVANT EDUCATION AND KNOWLEDGE SINCE I HAD THE STRIVE 4 IT SINCE MY YOUNG AGE,

MY MOTHER MOTIVATED ME BEHIND EACH AN EVERY STEP I CLIMBED IN MY PATH  TOWARDS MY DREAM TILL DATE AND MY FATHER PROVIDED ALL THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT IN NEEDED + ALL THE LOVE HE HAD 4 ME JUST TO MAKE ME A EDUCATED SON.

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21 FACTS ABOUT FACEBOOK

FACTS ABOUT FACEBOOK,WHATS APP,INSTAGRAM AND MICROSOFT

 

You may have heard these words of the electronic era a million times like.
FACEBOOK,FACEBOOK LOGIN,FACE BOOK COVER PHOTOS,FACE BOOK SEARCH,FACEBOOK HOME PAGE,FACE BOOK HACK SOFTWARE and many more ...........................so my dear friends whats this and when did this FACEBOOK explosion start.

 

 

 

 

1. Al Pacino was the first “face” on Facebook. A very early iteration of the site displayed a header image featuring a man’s face obscured behind binary code. The identity of the man could not be seen clearly, but it later came to light that the face was that of acclaimed actor Al Pacino.



2. Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal, was the first major investor to back Facebook.
 
  Thiel, a luminary in the startup and venture capital worlds, saw the site’s potential and invested $500,000 into the young company in 2004. Thiel later sold his stake in the company for more than $1 billion.


 



3. Sean Parker, co-founder of now-defunct music sharing site Napster, originally acquired the Facebook.com domain name for $200,000
. Parker was the driving force in the renaming of the site, and was highly influential as the site exploded in popularity.



4. A peer-to-peer file-sharing system called Wirehog was once a core function of Facebook. 

 Mark Zuckerberg introduced the P2P file-sharing system when Thefacebook.com reached approximately 500,000 users, and once believed it would become a central component of the site. Wirehog was retired over fears of potential legal repercussions of copyright infringement in 2006.
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5. Mark Zuckerberg suffers from red-green colorblindness

. This is why Facebook’s primary color scheme is blue – although it certainly doesn’t hurt that blue is also strongly associated with trust and security, two concepts essential in getting people to voluntarily part with their personal information.



6. Facebook’s ‘Like’ button used to be the ‘Awesome’ button

. Facebook engineer Andrew Bosworth said that he and other engineers were enthusiastic about the “Awesome” button, but that the idea was ultimately vetoed by Zuckerberg in 2007. The site eventually settled on the “Like” button, a decision that Bosworth said was met with a decidedly lukewarm reception.

7. Facebook stores approximately 300 PETABYTES of user data on its servers.

  There are 1 million gigabytes in a petabyte. The entire written works of humankind, in every known language (including Latin and other historical languages) from the dawn of recorded history, would occupy . Think about that for a minute.


8. In 2014, the alleged global economic impact of Facebook was approximately $227 billion.

 However, this statistic (and the methodology behind it) has been called in question by . Whether you buy Facebook’s data or not, there’s no doubt that Facebook has had a serious impact on economies around the world.


9. Facebook’s user base grows by eight people per second, or 7,246 people every 15 minutes.

Some naysayers have foretold of Facebook’s impending demise, but aside from boasting the largest user base of any social network in the world by a gigantic margin, this statistic proves Facebook is still growing.



10. In 2015, Facebook boasted 22% of WORLDWIDE mobile Internet advertising revenue.

 That means almost one-quarter of all advertising revenue generated from mobile Internet ads in a single year went to Facebook.



11. Adult Facebook users in the United States spend 68% of their mobile device time using apps

. Despite this, there were only approximately 8,400 app advertisers on Facebook in 2013 – and these 8,400 advertisers drove more than 145 million app installs in that year alone.



12. There are now more than 2 million active advertisers on Facebook. 

 The popularity, impact, and cost-effectiveness of Facebook ads has made the site one of the most popular online advertising platforms in the world, and its upward trajectory seems likely to continue.



13. Facebook ads targeting custom audiences have 14% lower cost-per-click and 64% lower cost-per-conversions than ads utilizing interest- or category-based targeting, on average.


  In addition, Facebook ads using custom audience targeting had conversion rates 387% higher than ads only using demographic targeting.


14. The FACEBOOK ADVERTISING format with the lowest cost-per-click is the Sponsored Page Action Story format, which has an average CPC of just $0.11. 

 The ad format with the highest CPC is the Sponsored App Action Story, which has an average CPC of $0.58.



15. The Facebook advertising format with the highest click-through rate is the Sponsored Place Check-In Story, which has an average CTR of 3.2%

. The ad format with the lowest CTR is the Inline Like format, which has an average CTR of 0.03%. (Ibid.)



16. Facebook earns an average of $5.85 for every Facebook user in the United States and Canada.

 These two countries also have among the highest monthly active users of any country in the world, making North America a vitally important market for Facebook.








17. Every minute of downtime outage costs Facebook approximately $24,420. 

 The “prolonged” outage that lasted for 19 minutes in August 2014 cost the company almost $427,000 – and you thought you were pissed when Facebook goes down.



18. Posts published between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. EST receive approximately 88% more interactions on average than posts published at other times of the day.

 Also, ending posts with a question lifts interactions with those posts by an average of 162%.


19. In September 2014, Facebook users watched a collective 1 billion videos per day.

  Today, that figure is more than 4 billion – and 75% of these video views occur on mobile devices.
20. Videos are the most-shared content type on Facebook. On average, videos receive 89.5 shares per video, significantly higher share counts than photos or text-based posts.

21. Posting just once or twice per day on Facebook yields an average of 40% more engagement than posting three or more times per day.

 This shows that, despite marketers’ best efforts to beat Facebook’s rapidly declining organic reach, you can’t just use brute force to make yourself heard.

COUNTRIES AND ITS CAPITALS

LETS TAKE A GLANCE AT THE COUNTRIES AND ITS CAPITALS ALL AROUND THE GLOBE

 

The countries and capitals in the alphabetical order

A
Afghanistan	Kabul
Albania	Tirana
Algeria	Algiers
Andorra	Andorra la Vella
Angola	Luanda
Antigua and Barbuda	Saint John's
Argentina	Buenos Aires
Australia	Canberra
Austria	Vienna
Azerbaijan	Baku
B
Bahrain	Manama
Bangladesh	Dhaka
Barbados	Bridgetown
Belgium	Brussels
Belize	Belmopan
Benin	Porto-Novo
Bhutan	Thimphu
Bolivia	La Paz (administrative); Sucre (judicial)
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Sarajevo
Botswana	Gaborone
Brazil	Brasilia
Brunei	Bandar Seri Begawan
Bulgaria	Sofia
Burkina Faso	Ouagadougou
Burundi	Bujumbura
Bahamas-nassau C
Cabo Verde	Praia
Cambodia	Phnom Penh
Cameroon	Yaoundé
Canada	Ottawa
Central African Republic	Bangui
Chad	N'Djamena
Chile	Santiago
China	Beijing
Colombia	Bogotá
Comoros	Moroni
Congo, Republic of the	Brazzaville
Congo, Democratic Republic of the	Kinshasa
Costa Rica	San Jose
Cote d'Ivoire	Yamoussoukro
Croatia	Zagreb
Cuba	Havana
Cyprus	Nicosia
Czech Republic	Prague
D
Denmark	Copenhagen
Djibouti	Djibouti (city)
Dominica	Roseau
Dominican Republic	Santo Domingo
E
Ecuador	Quito
Egypt	Cairo
El Salvador	San Salvador
Equatorial Guinea	Malabo
Eritrea	Asmara
Estonia	Tallinn
Ethiopia	Addis Ababa
F
Fiji	Suva
Finland	Helsinki
France	Paris
G
Gabon	Libreville
Gambia	Banjul
Georgia	Tbilisi
Germany	Berlin
Ghana	Accra
Greece	Athens
Grenada	St. George's
Guatemala	Guatemala City
Guinea	Conakry
Guinea-Bissau	Bissau
Guyana	Georgetown
H
Haiti	Port-au-Prince
Honduras	Tegucigalpa
Hungary	Budapest
I
Iceland	Reykjavik
India	New Delhi
Indonesia	Jakarta
Iran	Tehran
Iraq	Baghdad
Ireland	Dublin
Israel	Jerusalem
Italy	Rome
J
Jamaica	Kingston
Japan	Tokyo
Jordan	Amman
K
Kazakhstan	Astana
Kenya	Nairobi
Kiribati	South Tarawa
Kosovo	Pristina
Kuwait	Kuwait City
Kyrgyzstan	Bishkek
L
Laos	Vientiane
Latvia	Riga
Lebanon	Beirut
Lesotho	Maseru
Liberia	Monrovia
Libya	Tripoli
Liechtenstein	Vaduz
Lithuania	Vilnius
M Macedonia Skopje Madagascar Antananarivo Malawi Lilongwe                                                          Malaysia-Kuala lumpur              Maldives Male Mali Bamako Malta Valletta Marshall Islands Majuro Mauritania Nouakchott Mauritius Port Louis Mexico Mexico City Micronesia Palikir Moldova Chisinau Monaco Monaco Mongolia Ulaanbaatar Montenegro Podgorica Morocco Rabat Mozambique Maputo Myanmar (Burma) Naypyidaw N Namibia Windhoek Nauru Yaren District Nepal Kathmandu Netherlands Amsterdam New Zealand Wellington Nicaragua Managua Niger Niamey Nigeria Abuja North Korea Pyongyang Norway Oslo O Oman Muscat P Pakistan Islamabad Palau Ngerulmud Palestine Ramallah Panama Panama City Papua New Guinea Port Moresby Paraguay Asunción Peru Lima Philippines Manila Poland Warsaw Portugal Lisbon Q Qatar Doha R Romania Bucharest Russia Moscow Rwanda Kigali S Saint Kitts and Nevis Basseterre Saint Lucia Castries Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Kingstown Samoa Apia San Marino San Marino Sao Tome and Principe São Tomé Saudi Arabia Riyadh Senegal Dakar Serbia Belgrade Seychelles Victoria Sierra Leone Freetown Singapore Singapore Slovakia Bratislava Slovenia Ljubljana Solomon Islands Honiara Somalia Mogadishu South Africa Pretoria (administrative); Cape Town (legislative); Bloemfontein (judicial) South Korea Seoul South Sudan Juba Spain Madrid Sri Lanka Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte Sudan Khartoum Suriname Paramaribo Swaziland Mbabane Sweden Stockholm Switzerland Bern  Syria Damascus T Taiwan Taipei Tajikistan Dushanbe Tanzania Dodoma Thailand Bangkok Timor-Leste Dili Togo Lomé Tonga Nukuʻalofa Trinidad and Tobago Port of Spain Tunisia Tunis Turkey Ankara Turkmenistan Ashgabat Tuvalu Funafuti U Uganda Kampala Ukraine Kyiv United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi United Kingdom London United States of America Washington, D.C. Uruguay Montevideo Uzbekistan Tashkent V Vanuatu Port Vila Vatican City (Holy See) Vatican City Venezuela Caracas Vietnam Hanoi Y Yemen Sana'a Z Zambia Lusaka Zimbabwe Harare